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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-03
VALUABLE LAND AT AJIC-
VTQN

WTIfhL be sold to the highest bidder for
cash. on the ninth day Of March next,
tne premises formerly occupied BY "A . w. Scr
SOY lying within two miles of Vienna, Pickens
county, alabama, namelr-The west half OF
tne north east quarter, and the west half ofthe
s2utn east quarter, and the south west quarter
qfsect'Qn one, township twenty three, ranae
three west The west half of the north west.
quarter, and the west half Of the north cast
quarter ofsectlons I2sane township, and RANCE.
HAMILTON McGOWEN.
January IA 1910
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-03
MISSISSIPPI FEMALECOLLEcg

A Z the last session q this Institution b.
"A following Resolutions were adopteihA
Beard of Trustees, which VII eontinua frVs
the ensuirgsession::
.Resozred, That the board Of eachyumssh
be 500 per session &c twenty Eeek,a6
paid one half IN advance.
This sum is intended to include room 81.
ding, fuel, washing, and all other eontingea
and extra charges connected. with the boarding.
department.
Resotped, That the prices Of Tuition be as
follows;
Preparatory Department, procession, SIG %
Advanced Department, 2OOO
This Department embraces all the studies
usually taught in the higher schools.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT
Music, including the use ofthe PianOSsoa
Needle Work, l5H
Drawing and Painting, $50
Painting IN Oil, 3@
Transferring,
Shell work, lW
Wax work,
1t viii be perceived from the f0Tegulngfs
buttons, that the rates of boarding and iaaa
have been changed from the former pres
This course the Trustees have been obigae
adopt. They have employed comfsisIi .
efiicient mstructesses, who must be hSezl.
i compensated, and the resourceso Of eihsE
ton are the only fund from which thai aS
pensation should be drawn. Hitherto thsia
has proved insufficient.
The rates which are now established ~
| for.board and tuition, are such as are sd'gz
in ethcrand neighboring schools. and are %
as the necessities of the College demand
Resolred, That no young lady be adalss.
as a student in the. College till the lrlos !.
ton, and half the boarding fees be PAD g
Tine Shejoias the College.
THOS. MCGEE, Pres Bos,
BENJAMIN s. LONG, Sec'y.
II ~ The next session Of the College Riil CIV
mence on Monday, September lolh
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-03

SHORT HAND.-An individual who
keeps a small store, forthc sale Of s'no-
I IONS, in ascountry town, placed the
following notice on the door, when
about heing absent one afternoon !:
'"B back at 'Etime.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-03

MARRIED on the 9th inst. Mr..
Hiram Dill, aged IA, to Miss Marga-
ret Ann Langly, aged 10, both Of
Greenvill district, S. c..
This affair has put the mischief in
the heads Of both our devils. The
youngest who is about II years old,
has since commencedchewing tobacco
and put straps on.his pants (; The eldest
who IS about sixteen has got entirely
above his business, and consumes
much Of bis time in making calcula-
tons aboet the expences of house
keeping.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-03

lust RECEIVED and For Sale, l00
~ Bbls Kenliawa Salt.
For cash only.
A. l.. CAMPBELL
January, $40.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-03

- - g Ma llllIAf 0)lLIl aEE} a.
Having been engaged III the same.
Inc q business lor several ears II ne ;s,,
I. augusta. 0eoFgia and quired the necessssi
q experience and knowledge Of the business
they have undertakei especially 8 - .i
q eotIon, they feel confident Of beno afls s
give satisfaction Ia those o heir ;s,,, a.. 49,, 3
may conlae business ia their Iosr $500 ~
.ss = '.l nrIn VIII at all times be pefsonav
Pe ss.T7''' $ a'Eend g The business Of the con
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-03
LUNMIssIoN BUSINESS

y EIEI 10 III
}. Mckenzie, Esq Montgope,v =
J.. Johnson Wetnmpka IA
Messrs, Dickens, Webb 4 Co. n
d. Walthall, Esq. Columns ~ ~ ef''EHsb bs
Col Vim. Armistead. ms
Co. James Pickens, Greeneco
Dr. William A. Christian,
Richard Il. Adams, ESQ. Mareneo,
Col. A. II. Christian, Sum,s, s''
James Semple, Esq. Perry Conn.,, sSalig
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-03
sEoReE W1GHTMAN. John wIGHTmAN
JOHN WIGHTMAN & CO.
MORKLE.

Refer ID IowHdes county to
Messrs Franklin & Brother
II. Alert, Esq.
Richard Barry, Esq.
December 3, 1899. I'LL.
Bank OF rHE ToMBTGBr r. r. Co. )
Columbus, Miss. Oct Is, 1899
4 + a called meeting Of the Board OF Direc4
4 = tors held this day, It was unanimously
Resolved,
That in consequence OF the intelligence Of a
suspension Of specie payments By large
portion Of the banks at the north, this Bank
wilTalso suspend specie payments for the pres.
emit
Resolved, That this Bank wiIlresnme specie
payments when the banks generally resume.
Resolved, Thatthe Cashier have the above
resolutions published.
CHAs. WALSH, Cashier.
eff
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-03
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTTcF

9 h1EslllNl - . IA 'IlIl s N0IICI.
Office Is hereby given, that 1t the.
= session Of fhe Jannaly Term If the
'Sourk o. Frobates for LQundes County. State
q hslasslssappl, for 164U he subscriber obtaifi
g rom sad court letters Of ad1llnisGfa dol on
kle estate offhe late Joseph ]. Macllin, deed.
olsasu County All persons indebted 10 said
estate are requested to make "a ynaenE without
Qe'ays and those having elniEns against The
same, are required 70 pfeseI them, duly au-
tLeAteated 20 the subscriber, within the time
prescrsped by law otherwise this notice win
plead. IN harof recovery
B. s. LONG.
Administrator
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-03

Evil you give me a kiss r.
"You may take one.''
Itook the proffered kiss
Nov this is going TO work ration-
ally" said Flora, when thing is to
be said, why may not it be said in two
seconds, instead of suffering and
stammering two hours about it 2 Oh,
how cordially do | hate all aiiaisories Z
exclaimed the merry maiden, claspmg
her hands energeticaHy.
swell, then" said |, 'hombug
apart, what day shall we fix for our
marriage :"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-03

take DROVE to-day. just from New.
Yauwk--left my Arabs theah-regret
i most exceedingly, as | should be de-
lighted to have the Misses, roide
outfor theah health a. Wonder how
the themometah stands .to-daya. Such
a voluptuous atmosphesh is most deli
cious-ah--I say Petahl bring me a
most delightful punch and chu segahs,
will yeah s"-N. E. ". Rceiesr.
A gentleman being asked whether be
was seriously injured when a steam
boat boiler exploded, is said 10 have
replied, that he was so used to being
.blOacn up by his wife, that mere steam
had no. effect upon him
-o9e-
Ldw-A wealthy farmer in the
State Of New York having been sued
by Mr. Hayeus, wrote the following
classical episIe to his Attorney -
'Esq.--, Sur ifthe suite Of Har-
ems goes agin me / want you TO ker-
ry 1t up to hycr corte; for God knows
l dontowe him one cent.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-03

Feb. lI,lslO no. q, If
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-03

a Fact.a1t is said. that eighteen
Printers lost Cir lives at Fannin's
massacre, in Texas. This is rather
singular too, for we know Of no class
of the community who handle # so
well, or more dertcr-ously use their
% / ? during an engagement-for
they generally--into the em-r~~~
Of danger, IN every Sputting 10 the
existence Of their enemies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01
From ths y.esIsu's N'lii.sipPD Hhy
AMOS KENDALL.


inc S'e'' Ame'.ean nen1,eant has caught
u again o" way mat Is perfectly amusing -
40 'o''o"lhs 'e''st from 'he fo't-ha''er al
''''ee'0n' Mi''''''Pp'' h't' MN hafd hex over
US oF1lsh 'aee' Give Il 'o.A'm' say "e-ile
"A' 10 "'eh'a nero
PHSoEroS, M"'. Acc. p l5iO.
AMOS Kendall, EsQ.
Your clTcu.Sr and letter da.el 18Th OF
June, was received last mail which hlv-
ing read ] return TO you, because II j.
not compatible either with my inclina-
uon or sense Of duty to give cIrcull.
ia.a q 'e s'lnz sab vie abuse Of lbe
hifeling presses Of the administration. /
am one OF the ierooious and foolish
Harrison party" referred to IN your az.
dress. but am not green enough 10 swal.
l1w even "a 30 personal favor the cpl
lhei' applied TO the gagged and guard
ed candidate and then 10 scatter deiu-
SION through the country by getting sub
scn5ers TO newspaper the object Of
winch IS to wage an uoscruPuious war
'Afe OF cilnmnies against those principles
winch conceive TO be The fundamental
doctrines o. every honest republican
you should Ifst kno" who yQur political
I''e"us are before you request such eN-
"ao'-'"'tf 'A'"fs. 10y hesleclng TO 90
SO u VIII sometimes occur That your
H'e"''y le'tefs iaIl INTO the hands Oh That
parry VINO 90 hol ''InP'o 70 SomPe' Ineif
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01

TIE ARMY BILL Since the Unpopu, af,-
~ OF he Army 81. has become manifest, Mr.
Van Buren has TesorleJ &, ysuou. cSpehents
10 shift he responsibility OF the oiIous measure
ttom has own shoulders lie aud his o5Ag,rg
Secretary, Mr. Pomse,i have been busy Tor
some time past, IN writing letters in explanation
eNieuualIon, ani mitigation, Il he Dill. But a.
the National Iuielis encer remarks. "all ihe .pe-
cial pleading and prevaneluon of he Prcsiien,
and has officials. only serve further 10 disgust
the moral sense Of the county"
In the Grst place. an attempt was made 10
make Mr. Poinsei, The scapc-goatio bear or The
sin OF the measure from the President, although
the President said "he could not recommend II
Zoe strongly 10 the consideration % Congress 49,
Finding Tins "lact" unavaing. an the second
place an attempt IS made TO sh,i, the response
hihly upon the shoulders Of a Major Cooper. a.
The following will show
From he Washington CiOs, II Sepi. ,. $40.
I'VE now aid statement Of Major Samuel
Cooper, one Of The assistant AjJuiants General
1T the Army. who, with another officer OF the
army. was charged by the Secretary Of War
with the duty OF arranging aud embodying the
details Of his plan. ANo ~ WHOM rur mt ~
ANh~AlNN Nhs A. ANAllh ItltAhtD FOR liL
COMMITTEE ~ CoNFoRaiITY WITH rHE Plan
''wAsui~oroN, August. $40.
Having been CHARGED by the Secretary Of
war, IA cotluncuon with Captain d. HAEr. OF
The Armv, 20 prepare the provisions OF has bill
Tor the better organ zauon oi the militia ac-
coriins 20 the views suggested hy the Secretary.
and 20 compare the same Win the existing mili-
TIA laws, with view 10 retain such Of them a.
might be deemed ~ pcdient; and also "a refer TO
the NaFfuug ullus nn he .uf bt-f, ~
different tines had been submitted 10 Congress ;
| hereby declare that the first and original
draueht Of the Sccrctary'S plan was not subj
cienty completed to be submitted 10 him before
the latter part Of January, lsiO.
s COOPER.
.lsiisiIni .lJjuilnf General L =. n
Thus it will be seen that neither the President
nor the Secretary Of War IS responsible for the
plan" hu, tina, The responsibility rests in "un-
divided moetes," as he lawyers say, upon
Cyan assistant, Adjuian, General Of the Army,
and Captain o: Artillery '.5If
But this Is not all. There is matter OF re-
raeiiy pending between the Presiden, and his Sc
creIary IN regard TO th,s Bill In The first place,
the President in his letter upon the subject IN
June last, says "ihe biH vas not ma,ured for
more than three month, after his message was
sent 10 Congrcss".-In the second place. the
Secretary saws at was not maIured until nearly
fro monks after the Presidents message was sent
in'-and the Records Of the War Department,
show that 1t was matured and sent 70 the Senate
on the 2sih Of January, one month AMI : day,
AFTER The Presidents message was sent 10 10 Con-
gress-ihe message having been sent IN on the
Goth or 2lsl Of December. 81 that. between
the President, the Secretary, and the Records Of
the Department, ~e have now three dates AFFIXED
10 the birth or christening Of ihis Executive
ban,lIng.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01
Who il Gen. VIM. Henry IInrri.on,

Cot. RICHARD NJ JOHNSON, Vice Pfesi-
dent Of The United States, answers
VINO IS Gus. IlAREisoS The son Of one OF
the s,gners VI the Declaration Of Independence,
Who spent the greater part OF his large fortune in
redeeming the pledge he then gave, OF his for
tune, life, and sacred honor to secure the lLer-
ucs OF hiss country.
or the career Of Gen. HARRisoS, need not
speak The history Of the West, IS his history -
For forty years he mas been identified wiIh IL IN
,crcsis. ITS Peuls, and rs hopes. Universally
beloved ia the walks Of peace, and distinguished
bv his ability ia the councils Of h., country, he
has been yet more ,.lusirously distinguished IN
the field
" During the late ~ 10, be vas longer IN active
service than any other General officer he was.
perhaps, oflener IN action Than any one Of them,
aud never sustained defeat"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01
Van Buren, Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JAMES H. POLK.
RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON.

ELECIORS.
DIST Arthur smith, Of his Of Wight
DO. john Carg,ll, Of SaHsE
3. DO James Jones. oC .N6Horav.
!. 20. w Il. baskerville. Of .M.oki,nburg.
, 10. Charles faneey Of buckingham
DO. Richard Logan. o. HIiiGr
.. DO. Arch.5ali stewart u Patrick
90. William Jones, q Gioucssi.r
to. Austin BfocStnbfusgh. - Eissr.
I'D. DO John Gibson, II Prince Hilhan
10 DO. ID IIa.ybur,on. ~ .Ni,r kfnt
.As z ~ '.t p p" -yy,Ir
j. DO. Waller Holiday, Of syot.yIran,a.
- 30. lumln Homer. ~ FluYusy
li. de-. Heroine l.. Oqie. ST. ~ JsGer,0n
D. 10. William A Hams. ~ PAGE
u. do. J - Williamson Of Rockingham.
Is ds. William Taylor, ~ R0ckbr,igc
10 d.. Aug 4 Chapman. II Monroe
20 b.. James Ho2e. of Montgomery
81 i1 william B.cr. oC gI'hiagi5n
p I' Benlamu Brown, q CBbsH
%. 10. John lIniman, II Brooke
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01

lfaci irum papers which have reached Us. ,hs
following - LsH .l.as, ifa1
i'oU' hs tH,en,o,sn ,Ps p,moer.i. Ssri. I5.
~ AccEssIoS.-M JouN II EATON.
81 ienurssee the tioaiapheI add bosom
ineud VI Gen JAcNSoN. hy whom n,
wa' appointed Secretary OF War. in Is2v.
and Minister 90 Spain in l-:}6 Is nov
upeuly add & c,dsd., iu favor Of the el.c.
H7u u Geo. iIARRIsON Ilrta,r,ed hers
tea DAYS last week. with h's family on
hs way 20 Tennessee snI ia compliance
"lih Tie wishes OF many 81 our citizens.
aiGressed a very crowded ueeiing OF The
iuenis Of HARRISON aud TIirE. IN the
court house "a Nedne,dsy evening. H..
,leeeh vas Vac night AIud Il a onc-man.
" ana Se"i'e mani, yp-I aud decided,
good n"'"ted and 90 iAs point. aboundins
n FaIlAtie hats aud Irtrsi,ibls ulu,tra-
hons. detI,"I from It's eNpcrienced
AooW'edle and PRACTICAL observation of
ucr aud iiugs 40 home and Ia loreign
lands puUus the whole of Mr.. N,N
bLHES.s Administered. except The last
two months, aud during Dee later part u
Gen JACNs0Ss ;, be hiss been ga Cutarc-
most %! tie ume iu Spaio a hand no.
n"N Sub. Treasury country. one 1T Nh
Van Hufen. patterns and We vtsh every
l-0osrr aud mechanic IN The nation could
hhve heard Lis.statemrnts 81 Tie oprr.-
ton o. those L,ngy schemes Va ,lat De-
graded country
The M-jor frankly stalled uIy he on
rnseJ Van Burrn anI Supported Gener,l
Harrison. IL bal served ht, country Tor
years q The senate ct the United State,
With Ham on aud IN Cen JacLsnn'. cab.
net with Van Bufsn. he kGe,r them 10Th.
lie knew Gen. Harrison 90 be 4 sound
WISE iuieii. gent patriotic staiesu an, and
= d'a"CT0fic TspUbhcH Of the safest aud
best kind, not merely such ~ Profession.
49, also by rTac'ite-by education. ~
habi by principle. lie spoke OF Mr. \
Buren, with great rropur,y SAVING but
h'ue OF Tie man. bu' decidedly Coudrmn-
Iug his policy aui measures. both tho,e
adopted and those proposed. especially
he sch lreasusry and Standing Army.
and las a.it4ECe WItG CslLcun Tor the
purpose Of sacrificing tie s,licul'.r,
commerce srd manufactures. O! neatly
'hr eunre tGion. 10 Crafty ne uullf.r,
OF tee Sou'h-to buy w t. has ,uf purt L.s
late most bitter ard uoyi,ltirg tneuY
The Major was eloquent aud uuguali-
ned % tia testimony to Tie abilities and
sound republican qualifications 81 Cen.
Htusgn ior Tie Lshct office an tLs
wuIla-"hirh be declared that of Pres
dent u Tie ut'ed States t. 90, and ~
pressed h,, decided belief IN B,s .yfrrtA.
HNi t''.hoH by the 'G3iase. aaJ acclaHa-
"on' OF Ice aud ia.e.i'scni bit mIeh
"j Hi'a pr re.
ne "aoors Cen. H'rno" and as t.src.
j@'' f'' h'"--te ai' hh0cs IGE EtTcn,
-ha 81 i1I5re rGa'n,i h'N.
''.', '.' t'"rtri ,fh'ai J.wHsi sPEa.t~ IS.
NiAjoR LhroN-Ihs distinguished
1e.''r.i an si.fptd ln our city, last even.
- 90 De Wy 90 Tennessee. lie Was
'''eJ up'n by a llfse .uurter d our
-''i]'" s "lso Nefe ANXIOUS TO pay their
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01

The Hon W. G. Rtvrs Of vruni.
and tho Hon. ~ S LrsARf Of south
carolina. have accented 40 invitation 90
be present At The Wing Convention At
Auburn, New York on the Is, u October.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01
what has ur. van buren, Done /

Tu- enemies or Gen HaREIsoS are constantly
e.ialvounE 10 depreria'e his intellect and 10 I'M
terate hi, services 90 The country both IN the
te. 5ni % a Statesman. Bot they are very
careful 20 say nothing of tho acts Of their favor
.e. where are The evidences Of his superior
siaiesman,hip Where The monuments of BE-
towering gra.J, Where The records % ~,
sefsice,t whlt mea'ur. dt be ever originate,
which bears hr STAN? of extraordinary wisdom.
We esN Ipln his mcni, Go point 20 a single ac,
performed, OF mea,ur. proposed. which places
bia, above 'he f.urlb-ra.e men pf uhc county En-
90 Go single ser. ice rendered which entities
ban 10 iAat cyunty's gratitude.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01

Misrepresentation e.. ibe O.Isr Of ihe DAY or
tbe part % Ias Van Buren, cic-iIouecrsrs and
o. we're we'll it that we're aiI But f1rsery. we
are ,,fry o. say Gays the Naupuhl lnteihseu-
esr.. boz, been l.strrsl Instances resofisd 60.
AID simple iB.,ehayIs. 30 ,he least srf8p. .1g.
of ucir Journais, ere IS plenty o. mushrooms
or ab aut4mnaI morning
Among these last Is tbc ,mPuiaiiot 20 ,bo
Wax p4ry 81 design 60 assume ths STATE
b,st. u tis event Of their obi..a.ns coptrol u
lhl General Government For Goa, rmpu,al,oa
.LtfeI cot tbo slightest fo.aIstau. We'll doe,
ue t.5iby Etca.rz journal aats o. tls kla,rs
a.I tr.t Invented o.. aUd ibsn gave H c.rtcr-
ef
Sofa state 10 The U01n. says ihc Jour.
rt 4r solitary Keprcscrtstte of coy stole
trs Url3n. has ever asked zoe Grneill CO..
usat 90 assume the payment 81 its debt --
snow TOO sell that t.e guaranty q a Go-
'..s 4IaEzsI 90 TIE brinA Ui Insolvency. by
o.. ss..ItsgtUre of 10. rulers sud Che plumber
Ef n ii, tub-Tfeaslrsrs, could Boo 90
wac 'r.H f-fm aIt of ibs hnlurnl dIficuitiss
..F F."H.s measures g she present 40.
n''.''. .afe che upon bsm. The
H't' "1 .pan ltuBt the states sill ne-
veg ''t ' .1raurHt CD assune their debts
-.'" F. CO.. 'f.'fffe 1an WIN 81 drafts
Dol tr renmHn market anI is
ift''- ...r. ...f.araf. sod fffeirs man if
We 'f. ....f s. #rH tI ask ihc loan
OF tNe 90 credit .. fIs scrsrai Govern
@e"i POI 'hhne .i r1t fsseurg. should have
aflctfe4 thr ptr.saas 81 i.at t,ssrrnmsut ffoa
fefutns isflr altta baI aot hesa a.kad b.,
solitary s.uit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01

!. st .r ID q LEofN. s. o.. g e..
-I.r..s 's ia. % mo-art Nlg Hrg never
bose is .lp.r-ra.s 90 .rf.l..fg ..e a.rr.f .r..
sa.rh t.r huy yeats hsg haIe mluH y
us.eia.u.t
Sir-Wben sou vroic ihs letter YOU
ha1 Just come from ihc administration Of
Iuslce by 'bs silc of your colleague tbe
venerable Brooke a Brave officer af the
Revolution aud di.urzuisIJd s,lIief ia
th1t political Struggle a hiohtefr..isd ia
zoe triumph ol voc Republican mry ul
l-uO a co1uHrst O,I School Btpu.utau
alvavs-lram the side % Wm 20 C45sI
another Of those Too blseI Federation
90 - when sou were hsrur % ysus
mother kaec-if1m the association OF
Robert Sauab Who yeaf sNet ysaf
stood TOE pillar % ihe Republican Party
before YOU had begun 60 earn ihlt rrYu
taiion. which. exaggerated hy sectional
vanity. NOS; lndecen'ly iaiways thought
lifted you from the ranks over he heads
q The 40 hrsi Were thee gentlemen