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APPOINTMENT BY THE president

By ANIL riM The adrice and consent Of tie Senate
Isaac II Bronson, Of New York. to be Judge Of the
United Sites Court for the Eastern District OF Florida,
for the Of four years the place OF Robert Reed
appointed Governor Of the territory.
SoMr Bronson has received paymen, for his vote in
favor Of the Suo.,reasury bill He gave his employer
long credit aud has finally taken his pay in an incur
rent, deprecated Judgeship
The People may have forgotten some of the pccu
aritles Of Mr. Bronsons case. lie elected to Con
prcss IN 1886 from the County Of Jefferson A liberal
and intelligent man, who had interests and symparhies
in common with the People, Mr. Bronson took patriotic
ground against the ultra, rahd, destructive principles
and measures of Kendall, Benton, Wright, Cambreeng
and Blair. He proceeded TO Washington at the Extra
Session. with views and opinions in accordance
with those entertained by the Hon John G. Clark aud
carried them out IN vote against Blair as Public
Prtner.
Soon after this violation of the "usagcs of the
party" Gov Marcy appointed Mr.. Bronson Judge Of
the 5h Circuit, Office which had been vacant nearly
a wear But instead Of coming home reopen the
long closed portals Of Justice Mr. Bronson required
to remain at Washington and in favor Of the Sub
treasury BILL though he was known 10 have been openly
aud decidedly opposed to IT, This duty kept him at
Washington long to work forfeiture OF his Office
as Judge lie was however promised the indemnify Of
a re appointment But the shameessness and pfolga-
cy Of the transaction excited the popular Indignation to
such extent TO forbid the lulhnen OF that pro
mise Mr. Bronson after abando llug his principles,
lost his Office anl tarnished his fame He returned to
his constituents, again for Congress and though
formerly the most popular man III the county, was beat
en- by majority Of 600.
This brief history will explain the appointment the
head Of this article. A Jddgeship was nominated IN
the bond" II has at last but ~ so questionable
q shape that would not wonder II his honor CT
claims take any form but that !'-db Ec Jvur,
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POETRY.
HYMN OF THE BREAD.TAxED.

ny EDENEzER ELLIOTT.
How long shall oilers tax Tho bread
Which starving toll hath earn'di
And loiling men, half-clolhed half fed,
Lake dogs be spun'd
When wilt thou, dupe when wilt thou, thrsll
When will ye living clods
Tel them who curse the land OF all.
" The land is God'sl"
How long shall mothers rue the day,
when brIde's.rings first were wornl
And children 10 their fathers say
Why we're we born, !"
A crime TO love il cannot be!
What saldsl thou, love diyinef
Let little children come TO me-
For they are mine"
when, ye cbainless seas and winds!
Wan trade be chanessl Whenl
When soulless tyrants shall have minds
Or slaves be men.
Then British hands win gather grain,
From every teeming soil:
Then no starved wretch will ask in vain
For leave TO toll
No matron then will wildly pray
That God her womb would close,
And take her poor last born away
From ell earhs woes.
For plenty dweleth with the free,
Free barter is cheap bread
Then why, ye demons, should it be
A crime to wed
Corn Law Circular.
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DRoNEs VS.. WORKING CLASSES

BY SHELLEY
Those gilded flies
That, basking in the sunshine OF a court.
Fatten on lis corruption, what are iheyl
The drones Of the community They feed
On The mechanics labor; the starved hind
For them compels the stubborn glebe 10 Weld
lis unshared harvesls; and yon squallid form
Leaner than heshless misery that wastes
sunless life in the unwholesome mine
Drags out in labor protracted death,
10 gluI their grandeur; many faint with toll
That few may know the cares and woes of slolh
Whence lhink'st thou kings and parasites arose
Whence that unnatural hive of drones, who heap
Toll and unvanquished penury
On those who build their palaces and bring
Their daily bread From vice, black, loathsom
vice; 5.#
From rapine, madness, treachery and wrong;
From all that genders misery, and makes
or earth this thorny wilderness from lust.
Revenge, and murder.
And when reasons voice
Loud as the voice of Nature shall have walked
The natons-and mankind perceive that vice
Is discord, war and msery-hat virtue
Is peace and happiness and harmony
When mans maturer nature shall disdain
The playthings of its childhood kingly glare
Will lose its power 10 dazZle-its authority
VIII silently pass away-the gorgeous throne
Shall stand unnoticed in their regal hall,
FAST falling 10 decay-whil,t taSehood's trade
Shall be as hateful and Improbable
As that OF truth is now.
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The Exeter, y II News Letter, records in The fol-
lowing paragraph the death of descendant Of JoHN
ROGERS Of martyr memory:
"Dlcd III this town. on Sabbath night, Miss Martha
Rogers, aged ~ She daughter Of the late Rev.
DANIEL Rogers Of Exeter, who tho Of Rev.
John Rogers Of Ipswich, Mass, who was the son of
President John Rogers Of ,rvard University, preach
or of the gospel, who was the Of Rev. Nathaniel
Rogers OF Ipswich, who son of Rev John Rogers
OF Dadham, Englind, who was grandson OF Rev John
Rogers, the MARTYR, who burnt a, Snlthfeld, En-
land, 9th Feb 1855 near three centuries ago"
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WIEsBADEN.-Duetbe treen The Prince Lichao,rski
and The Count dc Boos Wafdcek.-The particulars Of
this affair have been incorrectly stated in the French
and German papers. The two combaants have both
been in the OF Charles the Fifth aud the quar-
rel arose out of dispute point Of etiquette The
Prince was attended by General Baron Rahden and the
Count by Nassau officer The duel was with pistols,
to advance from "a PAGES and fire at 8 The Count
fred first and the ball lodged in the shoulder of the
Prince. The latter deliberately covered his man and
then suddenly fired in the air, saying that his bullets
were for the Christmas and not for Carllsts' The
parties then shook hands, and the ball was extracted
from the Princes shoulder at Frankfort but the wound
was but slight, and did not prevent his departure for
Paris few days afterwards.
PARIS, Feb. l9h-Another marriage Another
close alliance with the regaly Of England on the fapis
Inc Princess Clementne Is, 1t Is distinctly stated
high quarter to be uncd to the Prince Auguse
Louis Victor brother Of the Princess Victoria OF SAKE
Coburg. He is captain of cavalry in the service Of
Austria. The ball gwen by his Excellency the Earl
aud the Countess of Granville, in honor OF the mar.
rage OF her Britannia Majesty was equal if not supe-
rlor IN spendor to any of the season II took place
the evening OF the l4th, and Of $500 invitations
1000 at least presented themselves There were two
orchestras, and the ball room and saoon thrown open
for the dancers, were crowded The lawn was fttcd
up marquee fashion, and pcnned all round into the con
servatory.
II Is rumored that the Hereditary Prince of SAGE Co
burg is to marry the Archduchess Olga What al
cutcheon is III preparation for this family The bcaut-
u Princess Victoria and her father the Brussels
theatre on the evening of the 10th, and were eulhns
astlcally received The Due dc Memoirs (,yho It is
said viii nhabt the Palace de lElysee) has left Paris
Tor Complegne In company with the Duke of Orleans ;
thence they proceeded TO Brussels The marriage Of
tho eldest daughter of the Duke Of Wurtemburg with
Count Nieppcrg lin spite of rumor) will shortly take
place, The Hoasstau is preparing; it will he a very
PLAIN one, by desire Of the Princess NJ dc lIlestc
has Jnst announced to the Emperor the ptoxnae
rage OF the Princess Januarla Of BraAlibut TO eiom
has not TRANSFERRED,
The total number of bankruptcies FOR the department
OF the Seine, from the LIST Of January 1899 TO the LIST
OF January, 1910, 1913 and tho amount about 60
millions, making rather more than f2352 sterling as
the average per bankruptcy. Failures 10 The extent of
sixty millions in year. for department in when there
is no large commercial town except Paris and laken
with reference to the limited operations OF French com
merce are really considerable
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DREhIUM WRITING INK.----MA WARD d
!! NolESS, for which they received Diploma at
the first annual Far Of the Massachusetts Mechanic AS
socation, il being considered hy the Committee as the
BRIT Ink u The MARKET" For sale by the manufacturers,
Boston sold IN Washington by w. NJ Morrison, J T.
Sullivan, W Fischer, & Anderson, r, S. Patterson, +.
Taylor, j. Kennedy, j. f. Calan. g6mis
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CURE FOR RHEUMATISM. -Deans Rheumatic
~ Pills are an ctfectua remedy for the rheumatism,
and all similar diseases, such Govt, Cramp Spasns,
Nlmbness, &c They have been extensively used IN the
United States for the last fifteen years with very high APP
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from most distressing attacks Of the Rheumatism. Per-
who have been afflicted with the Rheumatism from
fen years, who have been wholly unified
for business for years together, and unable to walk
without and have, by using the Pills been fully restored
For sale Nv Maynard Il Noyes, sole agents, Boston, by
the Druggists III b. tmore, and k. s. Patterson and D.
j. Todd. Washington oct 9.6mis
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The Green MouatatR Bpys arc animated with the
noble ardor Of the youth Of the West. The Young
Mems Wing Convention Of Washington county came
to Montpelier horse and foot, ~ selghs and six
horse teams with banners, MUSIC, notices, &c. IN a
style which made second edition Of the great out
pouring for HARRlsoN at the capital Of Olo The
Windsor County Wing Convention, which assembled
at Woodstock, counted 1900 to 1000 delegates, the
largest that ever assembled in Verm ont.
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LOCO-FOCO LYRICS.

HE TEAR
Upon the hill he turned"
Upon the steps he turned,
And heaved heart. felt sigh,
For dreadful nows from every State
Swept like whirlwlnd by.
He thought upon his Office fat,
Two thousand full year,
And the wEieHER leaned against the WALL
And wiped away tear.
Within the Custom House
The locos stood in bands
The Extra GLosE and Morning PosT
Were in their trembling hands,
But as they read the oft-lod lies
The stronger grew their fear,
And The wEiaHER groaned in sympathy,
And wiped away tear
He turned and left the spot
Oh do not deem him weak,
For dauntIess was the wElGHER's heart,
Though tears were on his cheek.
Go to Masonic Hall,
Rant oul or Hill TO hear,
Be sure the rankest loco there
Has wiped away a tear
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A CHILD'S PRAYER.

CHII4US PNA1 Elk.
The following sweet and simple expression Of early
appeal, is from The pen Of Isaac Pray, lr.
Father the day is past
On thy child thy blessing cast
Near my pillow, hand in hand,
Keep thy guardian angel band
And throughout the darkng night,
Bless me with a cheerful light
Let me rise at morn again,
Free from every thought Of pain
Passing through lle's thorny way
Keep me, Father day by day
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