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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
Funeral Of Napoleon.

The Paris papers, rs well as those Of
London and all Europe, are filed with
accounts Of the gorgeous ceremony which
took place on the 18th of December last,
We are only able to give very condcns-
ed sketch of the affair
In the morning, long before day, the
population was seen proceeding in the
direction of the Barricre de 'Etols, by
which the conege was to enter Paris.
The greatest number however, did not
stop there, but pushed on to Ncuilly, the
avenue which was in short time occu-
pied by at least 100000 or 100000 per-
sons. The troops of the line and the
National Guards soon afterwards arrived,
and drew on the ground allotted to each
corps on both sides of the avenue.
The Dorado steamer had left her sta
ton in the centre Of the river, and was
noored near the debnea!ere. The n
sealnen Of the Belle Poulc, who were to
carry the coffin ashore were standing Oh
each side Of the cataiaIque. The troops
and National Guards of Courbeyoie Ruell,
and other neighbnring districts lined the
quays. and the artillery was drawn close
up to the river side. The funeral trium.
phal Car shortly afterwards was seen pas
sing the bridge, and on reaching Courde-
vote was stationed under the portlco OF
the Grecian Temple.
While the preparations for landing the
coffin were making on shore, the people
on the island struck up the 'MarseiIlose,
some of the singers concluding each
srophe by these words Qum san g
impur renge nofre Empereur, and others,
'ei de tout coer glorei aotrc Empe-
| -
: celebrated warrior, and Constable Of France
in the 18th century
tZska was a General Of Bohemia, and having
gained many victories over the Emperor Sigls.
mund, he was seized with the plague, and dirrctes
his skin to be tanned after his ,eath, and used a,
drum-head to animate the soldiers in battle
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
Shall hear the sea-boys hail it from the mast.

Shall hear the sea-boys hail it from the mast
Can glory's lust
Touch the free spirit of the fettered dust!
Small care hath he of what his tomb consists,
Nought if he slecps-no more il he exists;
He wants not this; but Frgnce shall fteihe ,cant
OfMis last consolation, though SO scanfi
Her honor, fame and tah demand his homes,
To rear above pyramid o: thrones;
Or carried onward in the battles van,
To form, like Guesclin's" dust, her talisman.
But be it as it is, the time may come,
His name shall beat the alarm like Zska's drum
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
rBY REQUEsrl
M.ssrs. G1een, S,aaden, & Grin.

MsSrS. Green, Sadde9, 4 G,cea,
GESrLEuaN-Iou have requested copy of
my address for publication IN the Free Trader"
1t is with some degree of reluctance that comply
with your request, beng aware OF its many I'M
perttctjous that in my opinion render il unworthy
Of publication. 1t is well known that had but
few hours to devote TO the subject, which Is one
entirely new to me, aud in presenting it to you
for publication may incur the criticism Of the
learned You ARE aware that make no prctau-
sions 10 any literary requirements hutasyou have
deemed it wothy Of publication, | comply w3th
you, request, hoping that the public viii receive
it as the hls;y production OF few hours, and
therefore excuse It's impcricctions.
Yours Respectfully,
& T. NTiT Trp
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12

The following lines, from Brnov, to which at
tention has been called by correspondent of the
Boston Courier, take almost the character of Pro-
phesy, from the Exclamation of the remain of the
Emperor, and their removal from "the ignobc
Shore"
" But where is he, the modern, raightier far,
Who, born no king, made mona:chs draw his car;
Yes! where is he, the champion and the child,
Ofa that's great or little, wise or wildl thrones;
Whose game was empires. and who stakes were
Whose table, earth whose dice were human bonesl
; Behold the grand result in yon lone isle,
And, as Thy nature urges, weep, or smile,
Sn,ile--for the fettered eagle breakes his chain,
And higher worlds than this are his again.
How must no smilo and turn to yon lone grave
The proudcst sca-mark that o'ersteps the wave
His name shall hallow the gnoble Shore
A talisman to all save him who bore,
The fleets that sweep before the eastern bias.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
GEORGE r, WEAVER g. John HlSE,
Canal Street, nearly opposite the Mansion House.
/:

Two dollars and fifty cents per annum, Ii paid IN
advance; Three dollars fno paid before the expi-
ration of the first six months; And three dollars
and twenty five cents if delayed until the end OF
the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square Tor
the irst insertion, and 20 cents Tor each sub
sequent insertion. A liberal discount made to
those who advertise by the year.
ONO paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid. unless at the option of the editors.
All communications, to ensure attention, must
be post paid.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
J 0 B W 0 r X

Of every description, executed in the noa'est
manner, at the usual prices.
OTTAWA is the scat of justice OF La Sale
county is situated at the junction of the Fox rlyer
with the Illinois 900 miles, by water, from Saint
Louis. and mi i-wav between Chica 20 and Peoria.
The nonula,ion ofDttawa is about one thousand.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-12
NAPOLEON.--Exhun, orhi. Remains
From the Brother Jonathan.
Napoleon Bead.
by C. DONALD MLEOD.

Napoleon Dcnu.
by c. DONALD M'LEon.
"All uncovered as the d, Profsndis was chan
ted, the e1ftns de chGur waved their censers."
Aye. bare each reverend head
Peal hymns, and censers wave!
As ye rise the dust of the kingly dead,
From his rocky island grave
On tie wings Of the teeming past,
AS through my brain it fits,
Come back the glow of the Moscow snow,
And the sheen of AusterliU.
The naughty foot that stamped
Amid Marengo's slain; lprance
Shook Jena's wooded plain.
Thou vert his dream his hope,
Oh! thou beloved France!
When he babe his lines, meath the scented vines
fItaly, advance.
Thy name was in his heart,
When in EgyptiA's land.
His brow he barred, when the hot sun glorcl
Above the burning sand.
In peace-how tocl his heart,
And achcd his seepless I'D;
Til thy proud land shone, the loiiest stone,
OfFames proud pyramid.
In battle, thoughts Of thee
His eagle eye enlarged;
When the field rang out, with thunder shout
As his steel-clad squadrons charged.
Then bare each warrior head
Peal hymns, and ccnscrs wave
As yc rise the dust of the kingly dead
From his rocky island grave
Cover each warrior brow
BE hymn and incense fled
Why with this laggard mockcry, now,
Taunt ye the kingly dead
Left he him not to rot
On Wonder barren shore
And come ye, now that he is free,
70 break his prison door
His bones thou still should's st claim,
Rock of the voiceful sea-
Thou monument OF England's shame,
And Gala S treachery
But voice from thy shore did start!
Pcalcd DER the echoing deep;
And rung, oh, Trance |! into thy heart,
To break its careless sleep.
Now with the black plumed bier,
Now with the mulil'd drum;
Now, with the reyal-broilerol pail,
II ancient comrades come,
To break the gloom of the drcanless tomb,
And bear their leader home.
Then hear each warrior head
Peal hymns, and ccnsers wave!
Asye Mss the dust Of the kingly dead,
From his rocky, island grave!
Prophecy.
The following lines from BrRov, to which at
tention has BEEN called by correspondent of TN
Boston Courier, take almost the char ,ctcr of Pro
phesy, from the Exclamation of the remains of In
Emperor, and their removal from "the irnobl
Shore"
But where is he, the modern, raighter far.
Who born no king, made mona.chs draw his car
yesi where is he, the champion and the child
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-02

John ID ID RESET. heretofore laid upDa the table,
Was taken uP AMI read tls the inr,rna,ion OF the
convention. and then ordered to be laid upon the
table.
On motion OF Mr. Rutcr Of Ono the form Of
memorial 10 the general assembly heretofore laid eu
the table, was taken up and read Tor the inform alton
OF the convention, and then ordered 10 be lad on
the table.
On motion Of Mr. Raymond OflInrrson, ResoirrI
That when this convention ajpIrns, II will ADJOURN
10 meet 10 morrow morning 90 3 o'clock
/ On motion of MIR jacob ordered. That the con-
veaIOn take a recess uu,il O'Clock tins evening.
! The convention rc-assamhcd at the appointed
tine. and wAs opened with p'ayes by the Rev
SHayz'.
Mr. Camden from the select committee, raale a
report. whch after receiving several amendments to
the ihitJ r,solsl,.i aul beng iuy discussed. wus
hnal.y adopted lu ,he irrm following.
The select commits Co consider anl report tn the
cuny cuiiun -wiaI subjects tIry shall deem proper
OF PEI. lent fur The agiI-n ui The convention. AID
the 'rirr IA which they shall b. taken up aud
considered have had 20 unler coasde ration
aud beg leave 70 rc.a-, the f,owing resD,u oa.
as eubld, ing ihrir opinions on the subject, viz:
E,s1irel, That ia the opinion oi the committee
Il l. highly proper and cIp"dIcrt ihat the cOnyen
+. ton shoIlI urgently r,c ,Hmrud TO the citizens %
each County In the state %: Virginia. the necessii,
and IMPOTENCE OF holding County and neighboT
uloi meetings ~ or inc ~ hflanl sAtl 81 OF cd
ucaii1n. az which pepper textures or addresses shpul,
be delivered by mlceut persons selected for tina
purpose.
Rsso.roi, TIN; II IS ex1etieai and pro?et tina
a committee should be appointed by the c1aveu
tIJa to prepare address appeal To the citizen
Of the state up the suGjec, Of education general
~.
R6SotU,i, That commi.tee should be appoinie
to prepare mcm3r,al 10 the Legislature Or Ll
state, earnestly requesting that body 10 establish
more nbcT5i and efficient primary or common scho,
system, sesns the proprieiy of vosling that IA
of TIE CUcceds of The sales the public lands cOu
ing 10 Virginia unera OF con.re IN SON
pr'!itlhlc stock. and applying the proceeds oftf
same, t'grlhcr with the sum now allowed 10 pr
mary s,hip's 20 jhs benefit of said system. and afle
that shall he iIily accomplished, then To apply IN
Surplus, II any, 10 the benefit ofAcldemcs aud Co
lIores.
On motion of NJ Thonpsoa ofOaio,
, RrSDtUsi, THAI a com!nI,ice OF seven be appO in
ell, pursuant 10 the second resolution.
Toe president, accordingly announced tho follow
EIus gentlemen as composing said committee.
M.>ars Thompson, VIII scler, Ruler olOhio; Ara
strong uosa. II. oi Ronlllph anI Townsend.
On motion Of Mr. Camden, the convention q
! journel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-02
BUCK SKIN DRESSER a
GLOVER.

TENUE SUBSCRIBER embraces tbi, r,r,,
n niIy respectfully inform the ems d
Wheeling anj tho public generally that c~ir,.
Conducting tho above business 80 all is bt ,bes /,
This place.
lis establishment may be found on the eos' sill,
Of VI 'in street between the Virginia Hotel, ,nJ
ihe Post O.lice where he would DO b3puv 4, stfe,I
10 Tho orders any persons who may be dis,,.oJ n,
inyor him with wuh call f1r articles in hs line ~
business. lie viii always keep on hlnI n general
assortment u the following articles. VIZ
Buck skin gloves. OF dressed. Of sup.rior ,p,I;,,
anl very stout. Do DO. imiiation nj kd. good orii
cie,suii1blc for ladies' Buck skln saddle seal, ~
superior qualify and Of The following col3re blscl
bnh silmDni olive. green, drlb. purple. plum. 80,
blue. tea pea green, yellow Shoe lining slim
mr. aud cOlorcd. striped bindings. sumac tanned
Buck skin purses, with aud without CLASPS. burt
skin suspcudcrs Of excellent quality ID, III, or
medium quality; buck skin drawers. Sc. m,.le A.,
order. sheep skins dressed with the wool ~, 80
OIL eol'rs, suitable for rugs o. 10 ride ppop.
The undersigned nltters himself tili. bv sf,,.,
ltoniIOn o bushess and an ardent desire ~ -,
1n his rori. Lo will merit share Of public p,,,,,.
ige Tie niso believes chat be Will be able no. G,,
ven aHcIes N hn Inc quite o. good NJ can bs I
fpdnced east Of he mountains. having acquired m /
no"lcdge Of his business in The PRINCIPAL mann. /
1ciory Boz Frederick M. the reputation Of which /
lonuiaciOry has long been established
JOHN NJ EBERT.
~ y. Deer skins all also D. pu-thtssd az t,o
5ovo esiabli'hment o. Reasonable terms.
Wheeling, OF 2-3t J. NE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-02
oRCHARplsr-s CoMPANIoN

We have received from JOHN H. Thompson &
CO. two numbers Of tho above work published
quarterly, by A. tIoliy. of Philadelphia. Ii is n
quartz Of The most beautiful letter press on the sub
ject Of fruit trees, Illustrated with twelve ongra.
wings each of the same size and cologcd 10 nature
There IS The apricot, the peach. the PLAZA. Ihe pear
the apple. all in rhCir richness and beauty They
lock ripe and luscious, and even IN looking at them
seeIs TO melt ia the mouth The vod is wei
worth the attention Of the lovers oG fruit. and wha
farmer is nou We really hope this fine and heauli
t.al work Will fud abundant patronage here, b1li
an town and country. In town, fnr It's brilliant
beauty in the country, where they have lhe origin
81 Of hs eugravings. for lis uriliIy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-02

tees ofihe Presbyterian Church Coo tho use Of their
house and to the citizens of Cirsburg.fIr thicr hOs-
piinliIcs. during the session ofihis convention.
On moiion at NJ Camden of Hlrrsin. Resofrsi
Tint the President do orward copy Of the pro-
ccetInss of this convention 10 the Governor OF this
Commonwealth. with request that he lay the same
before The ncIi general assembly.
Ga nation of Mr.. Newton oc Ohio, T. .Snlrcs
That the committee Of engrossmeni and publication
he instructed 10 forward 10 each member ofIhis
convention, copy OF the two documents commit
ted - them when publishod. and that the secrc;a.
rIes b. directed to furnish copy of the journal OF
TINS convention. tn each member thereof when the
same shall he published.
On motion Of Mr. Newman &c Ohio. Rcssloci.
That the thanks Of this convention. ~ rendered to
the Rev Alexander Campbell. IIon T. y Duncan
and } ID. ID. RESET. lOr the able aud lucid commu
neations. seyerally presented by them 10 this con
veniiun
o. motion Of Mr.. Caldwell OF Marshall. Resided
EhaI the edi'urs OF newspapers IN the state b, re-
specially requested 10 publish the Journal vt iht
p oredlns of this convention.
| On m',ion 1T Mr. jacob of Ohio. RrS,lusi. This
he thanks of this convention be rendered the Rev
Clergy, Tor their services durug the scssioL Of III
I convention.
On motion of MIR J,coh, (,he chair bcing ten
p'rarily occupied by Mr. Thompson Of Ohio Reso
rel. That the thanks Of this convention. be- tondcrc
TO Mr. Lee. for the abe digni led an impartial ma
nnr. IN which he has discharged the duties vi Pes
dent o. this convention.
On motion OF Mr. Rutsr &c Ohio, amended q
m Iiion ofMf Camden. Resolved. That ten drlcgat
be appointed the part otIhs convention. 20 tlct
the convention on education, To be held OF Lc1n
TIN Virginia. on the 3rl day Of OcIo5er next.
Wherenpnn, the Prcsiieui: uuounccd tie f,llo
ing gentlemen, rs delegates % sad convent,
Me-srs. RiJer o. Ohio, Caldwell. Smith. Lewis
; Harrison, Clcme ls. Mchechen, Price. SlccI. j.
Allen of Bo,eiourt. and Ja.nes Mcdowell OF 10,
I bridge.
j. On mn,on.df Mr. Ruier Of Ohio, he was elcu.
from serving Is a delegate. and upon moiinn bci
made. and put. 10y Mr. Jacub OF OHIO. Mr. LEO "
unanimously elected by the Convention, 10 sup,
the vacancy.
Mr. Jacob Of Ohio. moved that this cuuven,i
do now adjuorn sine die.
| Whereuppn, the President rnsc and expressed
: eep sense Of gratitude foe the catering rcsoiui
The convention had been pleased In adopt with rel
ence TO himself lie congratulated the csnveu:i
upon the nspicOus close, TO which their labOrs
beeu brought, and rendered his wishis Ia The me
: hers for their safe return to their homes aud hI
lies.
The convention having closed its labors. AMI
motion o: Mr. Jacob being put. IL adjourned sine q
GRO. ii. LEE. Presilea!
GEORGE w. THOMPSON
JAKEs H. McMEcuEN, -
JAMES EVANS
i Luther HAYMoND.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-02

WANTS.-The Poor wani--Ihe comforts. and
many Of them The necessaries ofhle
The Rich IA general wunI-ihe common feeling,
Of humanity.
The Lawyer wants. rich client.
The Physician wanIs-pauenls to use up his pills
and pay OF his bills.
Tue Mechanic wants plenty Of work. and good
spirits 10 du IT, and p rompt pay when its done.
The Merchant wanis-cash customers, g. expan-
zion OF credit.
Printers and Editors want every man 10 do what
IS right, and give them their dugs.
IL is whispered that some young ladies' want-
husbands. think tins may be a mistake. il it is,
we will be happy 10 correct it,
In conclusion, we believe IL will be admitted IVY
ALL that every description OF people want foriiiudc
10 bear the ills Of lile-and many. very many want
sufficient skill to nJai peacelbly along the current
Of prosperity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-02

THE CAPTURE Of GROGAN-FDRer mar.
tic"lars-Ihe arrest Of James W. Grornn, as st1iel
by Us yesterday, is confirmed From The arropui
we have Of the arrest, II appears 10 have been made
"i'houl colour Of legal authority and will emil We
suppose Tor The speedy Interference Of our Govern
menL 1.-The party who made the seizure shall be
I""hd 10 have acted with tho authority. and under
HE orders Of The Canadian Government the nct
constitutes an offence which will have 10 he rese
ted. The following letter from tho New York Ev.
press explains fully the arrest and the cIrcuu.
stances connected with IT,
FRANKLIN Co, VI, Sent %. 1871.
On Saturday james Grogan returned from .Iichi.
gan 10 Alburgh. When his return was kro.y,
across The lines Capt Jones, Of her Aiaiesiys ser
ceOfdcTed The Dragons Sunday 10 90 10 Alhurgh
and capture him. Grngan ihat night sleut NJ h.
broiher-in.law's, William Brown, who is n farmer
OF most respectable Standing About two O'Clock
on Monday morning Browns house was surrounded
ny detachment OF British soldiers his house f,rceJ
ana himself and family forbid 10 make any oI,-,,
uhaer penalty Of death. They proceeded 4, the
peArolm where Grogan slept who awakcd bv fbs
noise defended himself until severely ,,oyoJc,l i,
ue legs and thighs by hayonets. when ne ,,os 80
PO"e'ou' wrapped an bUfalo robe thrown inn, n
- $3.50 o'Iu '"f'ieu across the line. some . or 3
.n"es uslanl and from thence 10 Claronsyiuc n
monday no was carried east 10 NIi-.i.ouo, ~,
heayIly ifoned, and sent TO Montreal
Last evening the news arrived nt S. A1t,,s
pubic meeting was held. organized. and a con,
mii'ee appointed 10 examine into The lransacl.on and
report this evening, 20 which time The rncetra ~
adjourned ~
nave not time 10 write more ~ my next will
SNe you me circumstances o. supported by legal
proof Yours. ~
Gfogan Is by birth citizen a the limited S,,,,s
uu' was lohg resident 10 C1Dlda took p,rf i, The
IeDeiilon and Hed. after Is suppression. lie b. b,
ne'ed 10 have been an active irsuyaf5r of oII tL,
Do'uei 'ofays burn'ng-, &c. tioi have takeu plarr
since he hual overthrow ofthe rebels
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-02

mai c an. II was conveyed 10 the dead house IA
the Park: anl the conner called 20 hold the In.
quest justice Taylor. Of the upcr Police. (who
with tho Mayor and officers ABOVE named have hcen
ndeiagitabe in ierreiting out tho authors of this
horrid murdcr.) discovered the woman kept by Colt
and in her possession. found the watch Of Mr..
Adams.
Thus tho affair OF blood is rcvcaled-and the
guilty aulhoI kapwn. and justice anolt to be salts
fed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-02

ROBolNG THE CLERGY AND THE PRESS.
As the cars were returning from Goshen To Pier
mont, with the party making the excursion upun tho
opening oiihc New York and Erie Rail Road. tho
Po keis Of the Rev. DIR. Ncumyea. aud Of one of the
editors of the Express cut across from one end
To the o'her by some pick pocket. who passed hr-
self oras one Of the party. but who had not sense
enough To know he shoald get nothing by robblng
a parson or the prcss--N. L. Express
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-02

EDUCATIONAL We publish to day portion
oil Inc entire proceed inss Of the Carks5ursh Con.
venIion. 10 doing 50 we aro conscious that we are
laying before the public what To many will be dry
and unreadable matter, but that which 10 others will
be Of great interest. We cannot hesitate 10 place
full account Of the frst convention ever held in
Vagina upon the subject before our readers. We
anticipate many great results 10 a,w from this
convention
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-02

IO'iAIO FIGs-FyTared bv kq4ys( Wash
"sl9H city, u. C-Pfoccss--'Take G. Iba Of sp.,,
' ~ 10 ..s o. ono peck ofibe hau scsH and 10
80. n we sun in iho usual way Cook Them over /,
., ','sf own juice being sufic tent ,srb,..f f,s
49,, ~. ~ :, water. uunl fhe sugar pe1offtes. a.l
=. e.ro,'., ,l,1. They ore thea spread on dsh.
iiy oifhe syrup sh1uIJ b.. -. wv
over 'aom while tryinE otter which 80 49,.
uo"h m o'Res resiinV each l1gp. g..I -
sugar The syrup s Afterwards ........ ~. ~
boiled ~ use. They kcep we'll ra,s ,.... i, ~.
and retain their flavor sHrprs ~. rt
merry mot Of ihe bssi quality ordneI G.. I'll.
tesf. f''i'-.
Ordinlry brown sugar may b. p.sJ fb, I.,...
proportion oi which b. retained BY the s.rup
Cnfffgfgy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-02

,,.. CRY o. WHEELING. Oct. I. 1871.
WIZ waicf rents ~ tho six months ending A.
pHI ~ loi@' orc now due al pcra,ns us,ng
paid fr Tho whole year. are hereby po,,Ged ~, -
he "a q rents on ~ before me 18Th d,v of Ocobey
20 tho Day lisi Of ihuao who have fiied "a, 80,
will be delivered 10 lbe Sergeant Of tho Cyier .o'
lection with lbe addition Of his commission.
faymenis must be made 10 Thomas fIugbes 80,
Ifea'urer. nd bis receipt filed o. nv Office Tbo
permit Ton The CLERK Is essentially necessary.
oct 2-2w CIe,t - 60
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-02

The Argus objects 10 The classification given 10y
Us TO the locof1co candidate for Senator from ,hi,
district. Aboai amy opponent Who was not a loco
foco in principle we should have used the same
languages bat ia this case We arc justified. We
defy any one 10 point 10 one measure advocated by
Mr.. n or voted for by him in or ou' Of the Lrgsla
ture which was calculated 10 benefit the people
Not one measure has attracted his attention eH.
cen. those OF The partv and ihose nrhc dernas drc