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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-06
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.A1.GS ORNAMENTAL
GA.s .aIyGEnTI.
HUsT RECEINED, large supply
- FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, suita-
Bile for Ladies Winter Hats.
These flowers are just imported and Of the latest
style Ladies Of Newport and vicinity are invited to
call and examine the above articles they will have
the privilege OF separating any bunch Of flowers to
suit their taste.
ALSO, Boxes Of Mohuir Caps and Nets, with u
great variety of Paris Ornamental Hair Work, a.
mong which are few boxes of manufactured hair
expressly for middle aged ladies', beautiful article,
with great variety Of Genteinen's Metallic Spring
Wigs, Toupees, NC.
~ Don't forget the number. Nov. Z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-06
SPENCER'S
Ncget bic Pills.

VHNilE forest is natures medical repository, and
a experience her great medical teacher. From
that repository the ingredients which compose the
above invaluable medicine have been culled, and
that teacher, experience has shown ii TO be unrvall
ed IN its sulutary effects on the human system H.
Thousands have been benefited by the use of these
Pills aud they seldom fail of the intended effect.
For all diseases originating in impurities of the
blood, they have no equal. For complaints nc.
dent to the female constitution they stand unryall-
ed. In complaints of children, in headache dyspep.
sio chronic disorder, and the incpent stages of co
sumption, they certain TO afford speedy relief
and generally effect cure when all other means
have failed. They perfectly innocent and safe
and may he taken at all times, and under all crcum.
stances without the least possible danger
! Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER War
wick, X. l. who is sole propretor-to whom only
the composition is known.
! g'F Be PARucUL,R. Each box has an inside
wrapper, with an engraved fac smile of the propr
etors signature, aud an engraved label signed by
his own hand, aud containing the words VEGgrA.
BILE Puts" The cover ofthe box is stamped '' G
s." None others are genuine.
| The reader is particularly referred to the recon
mendanons aud certificates which accompany the
pills, and the respecabiity ofwhich cannot be ques
toned.
] These Pills may be obtained of -,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-06

No. 40 Spring.street.
Dec. ~. Sole dgent for Neeport.
Tho following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale Of" Spencers Vegetable Pills
G. Brown, Little Compton;
Monro n Clifford, Bristol;
N. b. Burr, Warren;
Rowland X Church, Westport;
Albert Clifford, New Bedford.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-06

John shaw, 20, North hain ST. NJ. Robinson, ~
Westminster ST. Wyllis Ames, lis, High ST. Ste
phen Martin, 335, NorhMan st. VIM. 6. Crump,
| Market Square. Noel Mshswson. los South
Main ST.;
The following are the Sub Agents FOR the State Of
Rhode Island.
Pawtucket-James T. Benedict; Coventry-John
Z. Harris; Kugston-Mrs. Mary lngraham Glo-
cester-D G.. Tourtelot n Co. DO Remington &
Ellis Do. Charles Green Fast Greenwch-Thom.
as Baeman; do George 8. Gardner; Clayvile
Comb NANNY Con. :. Dsper. scituate-Je-
seph W. Warner. Do Manufacturers Co. Store;
DO Harley Fish Natick-Ol,er Baker OneyviIc
John Waterman Burillyille-Richard Olney.
valey-Falls A. Babcock STANDARDIZATION
& Marvel Albion-Mason Crane 81 Co. Pawtuh-
et-A. w. Potter. Wsrwick-B. w. Vaughn =
Do. Thompson & Avery; Do. Amos Fish DO. ~
mos Stone & Co. Wickord-R. v. Reynoids
South kingslown-Syl,esterR Robipsosi k,onn'onu k,,
WIN. Reynolds; Charleston-W. a noAsle
Greenville-E. II. Smith Johnson lne'. ,enus
MIlls) c. G, Arnold; North Presdeaetr r,,v ep,'
IT, Lousdsle--P. II. Clark Ss.,u.L Ss's'aI ,,;,,"
Smith; Msnsyille--A. Mason; e,s- eor c.s..saa
"a. Cook. Bernon villages, Arnold 'hsnson-
n n pot,er, Wonsocket--y. b. w slseri Taseosg
y,us,sND shnmway; HnrIs,le-D. .. Mo-
80 ;,,,o co,n,,,op-C Church & BrowneD Tiv-
-. 80 S....,sl se,bury; DO. 4 corners, Oliver
ti;sI., tas;.,ol--Johp Gsadding; Waren-s. a.
nI.'si pS.,,,,.,,Ile--warsick Manufacturing Co.
c''sN"'' B. BRANDRETI, ~. ID.
Sal broadway. hew lea
oc, a. isp-iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-17
CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON. Jan. +.

UNITED STATES SENATE
The reduction Land Bill came up MIR.
Criucnden. Mr. Young and Mr.. Clay
were on the floor most Of the day. The
Bill was not voted upon, and the Sen ate
bad an executive session.
House Of Representatives. Cam
breleng. from the Committee OF Ways
and Means. reported ball to amend the
act for issuing Treasury Notes. This
bill is intended to extend the act OF lint
tsiion IN regard 20 Treasury Notes. Nv
the Iaw OF last session, allow ing : 10 OOO,
900 10 be issued, the time was limited 10
the LIST of January le,3D. and none could
be seLt form the Department after that
time. The amendment allows until ,be
lst Of June, lS30. for the issue OF the
Treasury notes NJ; now in circulation
The SWariwoUt select Committee reso.
luton cane up, and the motion 10 refer
20 the Committee oi the Whole was to
appoint committee by ballot.
Mr.. Cambfeleng said lew words Of a
party character, replying 20 some OF Mr..
Wise sfemarks spoken the other day. and
saying that Mr.. SwaIiwout vas Con.
seTvsiIve, and oppOs'ng the appointment
OF tOmn itiee by ballot.
Mr.. Masoa. of Va asked SIR. Cam fe.
leng whether the country would stop "a
SIX herself whether Mr.. SwariNoul va.
or was not q ConseWativef The insinu.
alton was unjust 20 the country. for u u
was correct. the people would be Justly
charged viih making Il party question
The country would not ak the polties ol
The man who had been The peculaior 49,
They cared less loT that than Tor the fraud
committed. Mr.. Mason also SAID that be-
was IN favor appointing committee by
ballo, instead II having such a committee
appointed by The Speaker.
Mr. Garlsnd, Of We. reprinande Mr..
CambFeleng severely, ior what be call.
ed The gnfsif manner 81 attacking bim. -
lie made blow Al Mr Wiss, for the puf.
pose Of hitting him. mir. GsFlsud His
insnOsiIons we're UnJust and be repslled
them. The object 81 Mr.. &. vas sslf ssi.
dent. lie wished 10 make rsriy ques.
ton 81 the defsles;iOns 81 Nc. SwartS out.
and 10 have him condemned, not ss an
unisithful public servant, but a. q part.
zsn Who bad opposed the administration.
f.GaTiand spoke Of the sppointmsnt II :
Committee BY ballot. he sad that the a..
gumeal o. MIC isihsl the house can irus'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-17
p o Il Il tc & 6 a ia
TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER AND MR.
RIVES
OUT AT LAST
Frca ihc Richmond Enquirer

Frcn ihe Richmond Enquirer.
Some OF the Wing presses have run a.
head Of us on this occasion. They have
called for our views. The Alexandra
Gazette is pleased 10 say, that i, is ION
the tipioe OF expectation and assures
US, that It's curiosity is shared by the
public generally" Our worthy friend OF
the Fredericksburg Arena says, that we
have gone into the couniry-and that
folks are curious TO see (our) comments
upon Mr.. Rives's Speech" Thanks.
gentlemen. for your kindness III a &c "
frank words can satisfy you, they are a,
your service.
Iii precisely because Mr.. Riycs's late
course seems calculated TO defeat these
objects. that we are compelled TO dissent
from the spirit Of bis speech. We sob
scribe to most Of his arguments about the
Sub-Treasury. and 10 the force Of his ab.
slracl objections against the extension OF
Executive discretion. We would have
voted Tor lis resolutions. But why make
charges. when lie is calling for proofs -
I Why forcstall the opinion Of tie Public.
upon 4 subject. on which he is asking for
iirtormation' Why prcsuppose an i'm
proper connection between the Executive
and The Bank. when no facts were made
out 70 justify such eonclu'ion; Wa.
the Baltimore Chronicle a proper Ui,nes.
TO rely on land even that paper has since
come out 10 protest agains; lis own orin.
ION being conidercd "as an authoritative
exposition 81 The true mesmng Of Wi.
ter like Mr.. Biddlc") Was even Mr..
Biddle' s pompous and impuden. nantes.
10 suilicie0, ground for ccnsufe against
the Naturalization For our Own part
we never suspected any incesiuous or
improper connection between the Exeeu.
tive and the Bank. The Report Of Mr.
| Woodbury. fefutcs any such supposiiion
The negotiation With the Bank Tor the
sale Of one OF is bonds " as imposed upon
the Government by the condition ~ u,
hnanees-and it appears 10 Us too critical
70 view ), 10 any other light We deeply
regret then. the spirit Of Mr Rives',
speech and i's "foregone ooncluuons'
against the Executive II seems 10 o,
20 manifest too much disposition 10 fnd
fault--io seek causes for attack. insiead
OF union 10 the Republican party. Cary
:. out further IL - calculated TO cot Oh
Mr.. hyes entirely from the Admioislra.
ton, add 20 throw him. like Sir. Tail.
msdge, into the arms Of The Opposition.
!
Our present remarks sre called Tor Nv
our position. We would hsve passed the
cup from ouE lip. u re could No per.
son vho knows sny thing q oar rslslions
towsrds NJ. Rivss. who viii no, Do u.
The justice 70 credit fhis sincere declsTa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-17
TIE TRAGEDY AT LOUISVILLE.
Ce'TesPandonoe # The philadelphia Jrqsirr
N. ~


LOUISVILLE. KY. Dec. -.
This city has been, and is still, in con-
siderable excitement, from the bloody
tragedy which took place nj the Gait
House, las, Saturday week. You have
seen the particulars in the papers. The
circumstances in brief are as follows:
Judge Wilkinson arrived in this city
and stopped at the Gait House. accompa.
MED by his brother, DIR. w. and a Young
man named Murdough. They we're re-
sidents of Vicksburgh Miss, and the
Judge was 10 have been married on Thurs
day last 10 young lady in this vicinity.
On last Saturday week, DIR. Wilkinson
received from the tailor a coat " which he
had ordered. The garment not pleasing
him. he sent i, back, and in company
with the Judge and Murdougb, after
wards called 10 see him. The Judge
abused the mechanic, whose name is
Reading, who reiorted, and they separa..
ed very angry. la the evening. just be-
fore tea. Reading. with several Of his
friends. visited the Calf House, under the
plea OF obtaining the names Of the Mis-
slssIPpi gentlemen. that he might get
ailray began IN which two fellow beings
were launched into eternity. II com.
menced With words and ended with bowie
knives and pistols. Two citizens Of Lou.
IIs'ille we're the victims, one OF them not
only respectable. but wealthy.
u l. said that Reading bcing su-ound.
e. by bis friends Il, the Cali House, CON.
mcnced abusing the Judge IN a very vi.
Imperative aud disgracefGl nanner.-call.
ing him liar 'scoundTel' 'cowar,
contemplate Mississippi Judge, &c
To this Judge Wilkinson replied, Sir.
disregard your abuse, but " you touch me
I I will kill YOU
Seeing the pass 10 which things seemed
20 be approaching. the landlord Of the
Gait House took the Judge ~ the arm
aud begged him 10 retire 10 b., chamber
The Judge and his party complied. and
there remained shout fifteen minutes
when they descended 10 tea the tailor
AID his party were stll ~ the bar room
Reading advanced 10 Murdough one d
the judges friends, add said you are
one Of ;he villains Who drew q dirk ri
ne ~ my shop" ~ this Murdough
drew Spanish dix, and replied in a me.
nacing tone, whoever ssys I drew
dirk. - id liar" at these words
two Of lseading'spsriy fell on Murdough
Who u - supposed administered the blow
Of which Meeks fell dead 81 bis feet
10 The meantime one or two more had
kLooked down DR.. Wilkinson. and wer,
beaiing him with their fists and With /,
cane AZ this moment the Judge cd
vanced snd rescued his brother by eivih
koihwell, the assailaut. two deadly gash
e. With bic bowie knife. both Of which
passed into bis kidney, snd one complete.
seveung BIZ ribs. RothWell fell sod
died IN about % hours. The judge and
his party then escaped TO their room
where they were arrested By the police
snd earned TO prison. Their removal va,
effected elsndesiinsly. - the house va,
lIn lev minutes sufrounded BY e dense
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-17

action on this subject. lie gave notice
that he should move 10 postpone the
confederation Of the measure until the
voice Of Virginia. about ito be expressed
on this subject. should be heard.
The Senate adjourned TO Monday.
In fhs House Of Reprsssnfsfires,-Thc
House took up. % the unfinished bust
ne" Of yesterday. the Resolution for
printing the Swartwoat and other docu-
a,ents relative to defaleations. The pre-
vious question was ordered. and the first
branch Of the resclo,icn was agreed to-
yeas 10, nays III.
The second branch Of the proposition
calling upon the Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry for all correspondence concerning de-
fslca,ions which may have taken Place
since October. 1897. was also agreed to-
yeas ls5. nays7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-17
MORE oUrRAGEs on TIE CANADA
EnnNTI-n


FRONTIER.
A party Of Is psir,ois. (some OF them
Amer,eass) crossed over the Vermont
frontier. Dec. 30,h. from Aibprsh 10 Cshd-
wells Manor. and burned four dwellings
and six barns belonging to 10y lisis. The
loya.ist rallied. and burasd the house and
barns OF Grogan, who he AIDED the expedi.
ton. aud who had lately returned under
Lord Durham's amnesty. Crosan's cat
lie and sheep and grain we've also con-
suncd; also the house Of Mr.. Harvey
Huxley. an American residing there. and
who. the Burlington (VermonD Free Press
Of Jan. 4ih says. took no part in the late
troubles. THIS caused retaliation on the
part Of the Patriots. who burned the pro-
perty OF several other 10y alists.
Great excitement prevails at Aiburgh.
Swanton and Mssissquui Bay. aud the
military is all 10 motion. Report says that
shots have already been exchangcd across
the line. and that 4 loyal picket guard
having ventured out the wrong side OF ID,
was made prisoner. but subsequently re-
leased.
The Mon,re al Herald says that Sir John
Colborne ha. demanded the Invaders from
the Governor Of Vermont, On the charge
OF arson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-17

MeSsrS. BRowN and STRANGE have
been suddenly seized with a IL Of more
than usual ob,usencss in conncxion with
the resolutions, which recently passed
the Legislature of North Carolina. Re.
ceiving them ia advance of their official
transmission. they have addressed 10 the
Legislature. very extraordinary letter, in
which thew saw:
''The resolutions do not rxrrc.si, instruct N, 10
carry into fleet the opinions pressed thor, TO-, no,
.re We sbic To perceive IN them im;,lie,I, sn, sn
thoritsii'r crmns"'l, such ~ instructions .on,s,
They say, and infer from the absence
of"the mandatory terms heretofore used
that no instructions were in,cnds d. They
therefore. desired 10 be corrected. If the
opinion they have cone 10, be erroneous
We had always supposed IL was part Of
the creed ofthe School, 10 which these
gentlemen belonged, 10 conform 10 the
will Of their constituents, however. ascer.
tained. But profession and practice are
diiferen, things.
The Senate. on hearing the letter read
promptly passed The following resolution
-2o 10 o. which was concurred by the
House. 50 TO 80. II is as cool and con.
temr'uous az need he:
Rrso'J'cd. That the Resolutions ra.,ed nv iii,
General Assembly and transmitted 10 our Senators
"a Congress. arc sufficiently pl.in and in,. he Il
he cnuprrhrntlrS ly any lie irons Of a.
ing them; that believe thi. .iinn aptri
patng the reception of said Re solutions sn, max ms
enquiry a. tn their meaning. is good faith and
that ~ ~oull he inennsi,trat With the s.fftcsn,,t al
this Gen-rui Assembl, TO make sry reply TO IL.
Circumstances lend force 90 the foII1~ ing .'ll,.
dts" ~h'ch NC find ia the Raleigh Regisicr
Mr.. Calhoun has placed himself in the prc,Iiea.
ment 81 hnding "a almost cqusiiy difficult to advance
or RETREAT. The Roman army vas in . some y la,
similar delicate strait at the "C.udine Forks"
From Me Raieiyi Regisier.
POLITICAL ONDITS.
II is reported that Mr.. Calhoun and
his fiiends are dissatisfied with the Prcsi.
dents Message. They expected he would
have recommended the Specie clause to
the Sub Treasury bill, as. without that
MIR. Calhoun opposes it. Besides, the
whole composition is too subdued to sat.
isly mind which. in lis Gaines, mo.
ments, is like boat upon the mountain
wave. a good deal was expected. too,
from this Northern man with Southern
feelings" against abolition. and in favor
Of our peculiar Institutions" In short,
II is pretty evident, we learn, tina. there
IS not the same zeal among the Van Blu.
rem members from the South az formerly.
particularly since il is found that bis
party machinery" does not carry the
North by reclamation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-17

lL5-Thc Governor Message uili 10 found
interesting. The Winchester Vir-iuian thinks il
's true fssr4i document ~ the stou,cs, Wb..-,
could have wished h''-and promises a "proper
review" of d. We hope De- wii point ont b.. f.
d'r-fispt 10 his review. as W. are unable 90 disco
yer o. Does the condemnation of u,c sat-rfe,-
sury scheme, ccnsufIie the (sf(rd feature - u,c
Mrss1gc Surely The vrgniau will net have Tie
hafdihood To- End fault with any other portion Of
ihis document. We have always been taught H.
believe that an enlargement 81 Executive power
--and particularly power which places u,e
whole revenue II a county under Dol, control
IS fsderaiism Of be hrst water
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-17

I" II is admitted that the Treasury Department,
during The past year OF embarrassment AMI mon
eary difficulties, has been managed with peculiar
success on the part Of Mr.. Woodbury. at lis
heal ineheslsT JpginieH.
Truly, with very peculiar success This
Will hardly De dcnicd by any one. Even Swar,-
won't AMI pIes Will no doub, agree with the Viz
ginian. II Is, however, admitted" by many that
Mr. VS. peculiar" success has made him Justly
liable 10 Impeachment With what 'ceTy Pc
kooi,aT" success he has managed the Treasury
Department,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-17

The Rev Mr.. CoNvrnsr, the talented editor
If ihc southern Religious telegraph" states
IN his last paper that the subscription list Of the
Philadelphia Observer" has been Transferred 10
The Telegraph. aud that IA future the paper vii
he published IN Philadelphia. in.'cad n Rich
mond, under The ti'- Of The Religious Tclc.
graph & Observer"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-17

The Winchester VirgiuianiS anxious to know
the political landmarks OF the editor of the
Richmond Enquirer whether in truth lac Is
with or against the Democratic Party OF the
State"
The editor OF the Enquirer is just where he
has been all aiong-in support Of the State
Bank System, and opposed to the Sub-TTcasury
scheme. Can the Virginian say as much in Ia
yor of ITS own c7nsisIcicy' The Enquirer j.
with aud againSi' the Administration, 81 rar a
The Administration is ''wilh and against" iisclf,
and no farther. u has had for once the nh p, n
.'sHee to be consistent The Virginan has not
Hence The "hclyy hrcs" upon the Enquirer
There Will be NJ difficulty to define the '.land-
marks" Of the Virginan, so long as ihes, Of the
Administration known. Il h i faithful ''fo.-
lower IA the fooiSieps," and would change It's
landmarks as often aS the Moon, Il the Admins
non should take Ihe lead. We Judge Of tIie ft,-
,uIc by the past.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-17

Mr. Pculsou ". b. has been elected 10 the
Senate Of Virginia from H. Northampton dis
tnci, - hN ihc vacancy occa,,onrd hy lhe icsig-
milton Of VcsP1sian Ellis (WhigJ Tbs give,
Tie Administration joniy 81 tao 0a jy,nl
ballot in ihe Lcgsla'ur-and affords another
reason frf union between the Whtvs and Con-
servauv-s "a the election of a. S. senator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-17

The friends OF the Secretary fol the Tfra-
suDl have Signihed a readiness for the aprcint-
incnt OF committee 10 Investigate thoroughly
,Sc affairs of he Department, if done forthwith
and b. committee properly constituted. - Uia-
al -sisr IOgsnisa.
n done by n committee .'prorrriy constituted ~
THIS Is the saving clause. The viryia,an, like
cambreleng. Cushman 6 Co., wants pao. ~
jay selected by Speaker Polk, 10 hide ir.teal Il
hrinying to light abuses. This is what is meant
hy committee properly e,ns;im;cd--or rs
Mr.. eastman says, ''1ppoiniei IA the usual
rsds, to investigate "GcrougLiy'' The adsiiS OF
The Treasury Department "A proposition so
inons,rous that even The virginian's own "Dc-
inooraue Republican" representative (Mr. Ma
sou) protests aeainsi IL. :" Let the committee.
(says Mr.. IL. be appointed IN such way that
no suspicious could be entertained with any CO.
iour OF reason. II was great subleci. The
eli! in view was TO protect the treasure of the
country from diapidaion. Il had been most
shamefuliy sluandcrcd FOR nine years in success
sion, and ye, ,hc Treasury machinery had PROV
cd wholly inadequate 1, detect the robbery. THIS
not vague assertion; II rested on the au-
ihorly OF the highest fiscal officer OF the Co
vernmeni, the Secretary of tie Treasury himself.
III such were the case, 1t called icr the immcll-
ate ln,crPos.lion of tie House. For one. he was
DESTROYS Of 4 committee appointed by ballot, ia
order that the American People might feel as
surrt that IL woJd lie such committee, and
conduct the i@quiry IN such manner rs should
secure TO them the efic!cn, protection of this
House" TINS u the language of Mr.. Mason,
the Van huren Democratic Republican" rc-
preventative from this duiri,i-and here il - ai-
Initied b. the NirgiaiaaS own party. dat the
treasure of the country has been "mosi shame
fully Squandercd for the last NiNr years IN sue
cession," "A PERIOD embracing, 1t wiiI be otscry-
ID, the whole Of the Jackson Van Buicn admin
is,ra,ion. And vet the Virginian still contends
fuf more ''whiic-Wa,A.ns committee, Is still OPP
posed 10 ali investigation. un.eSs PHti:aa COM
in.,icc appointed hy Va. Polk. the devoted ficRi
Of these sluand;rcrs, - alone allowed TO make 1t.
Is opposed 30 the appoin,mcat Of committee by
r,LLoT-cannot trust the House of Representa-
lives, bu, can trust ihe Speaker \ proof OF the
guilt OF the accused. Innocence would scorn ~
BE- tried by such Jury. Thus may le seen what
kind of 4 committee the ViTyiailn wants 90 in-
ves,igatc "horoush'y" the affairs Of those who
have "moSt shamefGlly squandcrel'' the public
treasure FOR tie laS, 'nine years IA succession"
when Il is admitted By It's own friends that ''ihc
Treasury machinery has proved wholly made
quac 10 detect the robbery" From ssrh ''tho-
rough" investigation, by such committee, good
Lord deliver Us,