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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County Court, l4lh Dccen-
4 her, lsi0: -
ON, ec and widow James Cox, jr., Deceased Mary Dand
ride ana sarah H. Cox orphans Of Peter Cox deceased BY the
slI sarah W Coy their guardian and friend, and Peter
,y and James Cox Carlos Cox children o the said James
deceased the sad carlos ny Tue salu bzabch ,oN MS
guardian and next friend, aoihpaihahts'
against -,
william Cox, Administrator Of lanes Coy. ST. deceased Ed
ward Cols Sheriff Northumberland county and Committee
Administrator Pcmcrlnn Cial.hton deceased NInnired
Nns Administrative of William Norris, deceased, William
Ii,d,nr Sheriff OF said and Committee Administrator de
b,s nan Of Samuel deceased and John H. Fain Ey
cru,or nj John H. Fan deceased who Administrator o the
s,ii Samuel Garner deceased, ID PENDANTS:
This day came the plaintiffs by their Attorney, and appear
the last order i'll this John IT,
Fnll Sheriff and Committee Administrator of Samuel Garner
DECEASED departed this life and that administration dc hons
hath been committed 10 William Harding she
r NJ The county Of Northumberland the same ordered 10 be
revived against the said Ialdng Sheriff aud Administrator
aforesaid and John g. Fain, Executor Of john H. Fa'ln de-
ceasrd-and defendant William Cox not having entered ms
appearance and given security according 10 The Act oil assembly
and the this Court and appearing I" the satisfaction
OF lllc Court IabIat Of this Commonwealth
ordered that said drienant William Cox appear he re on
the Monday March next, and answer The hill oil the
plainTs; copy Of this order be- published for tch
weeks .ucccsyey published IN The city 81
Richmond posted the front door Of the Courthouse Of
this county a Iopy-lcs"' =, c,.rrp :, n
roh4 s6-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

he continued Inv the hsc the session,
mencins on the 18th Of the present month january and ernl
mating on the 18th December with vacation OF one montn
in the summer The course of instruction viii embrace all the
of the English language usually ias, IN
MATES including Arithmetic Algebra Geometry, plane and
spherical, nnsa"an r,; ana r ,i,;nr soo 90
1""' :r. ''s'"1''e >'' e' 30 90
No deduction will be madc for late entrance
ii. T. CHRISTIAN, Principal
JNO. l.. CAS0N. .
JAM -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

ylRIiM-bis celebrated imported Racer and Stalinn
liz finest pu.sibl. health aud order, will maze hi and
last ..,son in Virginia stables 500 The and
o1f L. The .rpn nayalr within the season, which
On Ire m al February ends the 1T Of July. Mares viii
IL. wcli c without STINT - da, and every and
accidents ~ cra;c>. ry provided every accommodation FIR
barren and fns AMI VIII beard black gratis
Will white be- boarded on moderate terms N The vii
Ia" very
a J. bran,if hay, lG hands hl.h Of ma;chcs- beauty,
aud pedigree; and too well known the
unriyad champion fr many the En. tnIf, wite
he never had superior, and many excellent judges Think
equal % need further Description
- tried stallion, III. English Spnrtsmcn acknowledge he IS
not only decidedly hest of the bt the rSt ~ Eng
land For four has had and better winners Than
any other horse whose # the Nearly all
trained have ccn winners and several lave bren
hca,ru The number and of present al
most nm ubrokcn Of brilliant victories In 1872 they wnn
every large Two years New Market often under heavy
crrra weights have won Oaks three Of four years,
nearly all The largest the Kingdom. the ddcswoh,
2tn stakes, 1000 Gnnmn, Ju!,
Cear,vc Prcndegast and host of others,
,ncr.s IN name Crucifx, of his has than
- OG dollars without beaten, and is uanne>tionahy
ir hest mare eyer trained. Tc have countless number
NJ ,kcs nl,,cs cold cups andrap aud Kings plates, all
distances and al d and heats, under heavy
weights 49,, ,
Ills colts have every where they have been tried Last
cnr he Ind the hest in England best in Ireland, and the
hc in Ielriun: and equal France and G-rmany and IN
lie United states Monac the Queen Helen, and
Mr. .o,rrfsnn's hly.
well 10 avail Themselves Of this last opportunity For parti
cularS, handblS. ~ .
Hicks Ford, Va. q. 1. y. MERRITT.
Ian S3-w3w& laff
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O.. X.


CURE YOUR COLDS.-Call and buy some OF j. Pease q
~ Sons clarified Essence Tuaronu Candy renowned In
New York; during past year, for Coughs, Colds
Hoarseness, Whouping Cough, Group, &c.
HILL & DABNEY,
Corner ADORE the Columbian.
Nov II 5-tf
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I.I20,tc0
So mnch Cor the enormous bill of particulars. nndcr
which the Treasury TO sink. Add this 10 81 800,
0G0 the appropriations for the year lc4l, Confined
in the bills reported 10 the iionsr and now y'ng on our
table, in conformity TO the Recommendations OF The
Treasury Department, and then let compare them
with resources for the year,
New appropriations proposed for ISL $l6,G2l COO
Permanent l,GI3,2;0
Charges admitted above l,l2J,G0O
Treasury notes outstanding 1,,J0,CCO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

RICHMOND VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1871.

ID EMovAL OF LAW oFFiCE-The subscriber has removed
Ia his Office his present residences in the house recently
MED Inv Judge Stanard JOHN NJ. PATTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

THE subscribers having removed 10 the corner above the To-
lumbar Tavern prepared to furnish their customers and
Ill who favor them with call, with all articles IN The Gro
Gerry line, good terms IS they can be bought
They also attend collecting claims the c or country
HILL & itihNEY,
Corner ADORE the Counbian Carey Street
AM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

Buyers Grand Schcmes for february.
So, $3.50 Of ST 800.
VIRGINIA WEl.ISDCRG LOTTERY Glass B. for IsI 10 be
drawn Alexandria Va, Saturday. 18th February, 1871
Grand Capd-S35 2j 0O0n $500, i,U00 3,5JU 1885, 1000,
80 prizes Of $50 &C. 81 Of 200, &c.
Tickets only Sln-!Iavcs 5-Quartcrs 50.
Certificates Of packages Of - Whole Tickets, $3.50
Do. do. - Quarter do. 81 -
S3n,000, and Is prizes of SO, 600.
VIRGINIA LEESBUEG LOTTERY, Glass e. for isl, 10 he
hrSaniri, Va, Saturday, the 2nh al Feb l-
GRIND Cepfass3oooU, I0oOo 6,Oo0 5oJn 3OOo,o, 295,
25 prizes of S2,ooa
Tickets slo--haves 5-qunr'crs2 so.
Certificates Of packages Of p Whole Tickets, $40
Do. do. - Half do. u
Do. do. % Quarter do y 50
$50 00n in prizes Of 900 and Ii drawn ont of
VIRGINIA MoNoNGALIA LOTTERY, Glass b. FOR 1911, 10
be drawn at Alexandria, Va on Saturday, the a7th Fe0 ISL
Grand Scheme
Of Of s1o n"9 prizes of
o. i m'",9 Amounting TO
/ of la,0no soo'ooo'
aprizcs of 5000 20 220 p prizes Of 81 co., 20 800 90
Of i00 80 Of 800, 40 OF 80
Tickets SlO-fIares 5-Cmarers2 80
Certificates Of packages of ~ Whole Tickets Sla0
DO. do. - Half d.. 90
10. do. o. Quarter do 80
" Tickets in the Grand Schemes and all others under
the Of H. : GREGoRY co.. for sale,
variety by packages Of packages, surc whole
had the moment the drawings received.
For the Grand Capitals and prompt pay, address
Tyu. b. BIGGER, Richmond ra
Feb2 eJ-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

STEFAN CANDY AND SUGAR REFINERY.-R. l.. l. A.
STUART corner OF Greenwich and Chambers New
York manufacturing and offer for sale Candy Sugar
Pluns &C., made by their improved steam from SINGLE
other machinery the advantage of long experience and tho
rough knowledge Of sugar refining they will continue TO
Candy &C., superior quality To made in this
try Europe nearly quite low prices as the inferior
qualities usually sold Having increased their buildings
they prepared to orders for Candy
Refined notice. Country dealers
qesrcd call and quality of Candy sold at this
adjustment before purchasing
Candy carefully packed in boxes 90 o. 50 and 100 pounds
Southern and Western markets. and delivered in the city
o shipped, without charge for baycs carriage.
REFINED SuGA-Doube Refined Loaf packed in boXes, bar
Crushed Ground Loaf Sugar in barre Sugar
House Masses In hds and terces The above Sugars
fined bv without the of clay or blood
Fob
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ID. NJ. Hoyt & Co.'s Office.

-p,yr1xc e W. uno,, ,lio Lottery CIass A, drawn fth
ii C. % 26 46 10 25 IL 10 As Al ~.
number of snug prizes in the above sent oH 10 county
friends ; e SIN mn zach
making $50 900 for 9th Tickets only Sio.
Don't fail have ticket in ono or both OIL 'he'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11
SlGGER:S OFFICE,

NOS. 10 ~ Co. pre- sa,5oo % - $1,000 both nad
/ n usual nj sight. by iIGGLK.
Drawn Nos for the Virginia Lecsbug Lottery Glass \, dawn
Goth January:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

oSr, nj the Party, Wednesday night, Massive Cameo
IL Bracelet which handsome reward will be given, by
ing left at Mr. Michcl's Jewellery Store.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

But to all this The answer is ready at hand. Admit
ting that there items Of expenditure which can be
saved from the expenditures OF the last year, there are
new charucs upon the Treasury III le not taken INTO
computation in the project submitted for lis expend
lures Let us look then, the other side of the ac-
'ou"'' a"' CSayv nons;on fund S1500GO
Maine claims 220,0G0
Florida war 1,500,O00
Mr. Evans Census 100000
Postponed appropriations
for building Notifications l,aOO,C0o
Mr. Bell Outstanding appropriations l0,oco,0oo
Mr. Thompson-Post office deficiency I,ooo,oeo
Sucl are the items with the 81 800, 600 Treasury
notcs unredccmcd, which make up the calculation OF
indebtedness these gentlemen submit against the TO-
vcrnmcnt
/ mieht dispute the expense for the navy pension
fund because it is yet bill | might dispute the
Maine claim because il is but claim. Bot, rs think
that appropriations ought to be made for these Objects
will WELD these items. The Florida war is the only
formidable CHARGE not much on account oil any IN
herent difficulty in the case, as from the vast sums
which have been already ngulfed in its prosecution
However clear may be information, there Will be
liuuerinr apprehension that we may not comprehend or
truly state The demands this may require upon The
Treasury The Territorial authorities, acting IN COM
bna,ion with the authorities of the Government, tend
also to increase confusion rs TO our eventual ao
ties We must allow for doubts, as well as our IN
formation.
There has been demand made by the War Depart
ment, Of but 25oOo0 pay the militia for past Serv-
during the last year. This We VIII admit mere
must also be considerable sum DUE on the same ac-
count, since the close of the last quarter in September
when the financial reports made up 10 be submit.
ted 70 CONGRESS We will double the amount required
to pay past services and put it at $5ooooo But is
said that some time since, the Secretary of War pro-
rosod n The Committee of Ways and Means appro-
priation of - 100000 carry the ordinary opera
tons in Florida and it is this ground that the gen.
tlemnn from Maine estimates expenditure of 500
600 If he had any reliance on this proposal of the
Secretary, be ought to have gone the whole $780,
600 at once But | think the gentleman has mis-
apprehended the Secretary. The appropriation is
CURED by this Department. to support counters, 800
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

CHEAP GRoCERIES.-HIiL Il DABNEY still continue 10
sell Groceries their store the first door above the Comna
Tavern good they be had in the city-hy
and the public To give them call as they
uncrsod in article in their line
Cary Street.
po.,- C6-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

THE subscriber wishes employ for the single
Lady, Teacher in his imiiyone that is well qualified
teach all the English OF Education and the French
Language that well recommended. For such a one
will give liberal wages. Address
ROBERT Y. OvERBEY,
Haite Hsase p o., .Ncekienburg co, "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11
OLD WINES, LI0UoRs AND GROCERIES.

OLD WINES, LIQUORS ANU UkUOEKIf.S.
GLD India Madeira Wine =
~ OLD London Dock Cosuac Brandy being part Of the Stock OF
Mons J. II. Brcn.eri
Also Mrra Wine in pipes half pipes, and quarter casks
Pale and brown Sherry DO do
Pur Wine, in casks aud h".tes
Champagne and Glare; Wines
Fron,inuac, in quarter casks 10
Alalrsey Madeira Wine, in Is gallon casks
London Dock and 0ard, Dumy & cos Cognac Brandy
Jamaica aud Antigua Rum and Hollands Gin
Richardson's and Giison's old Barley Whisey.
BY Recent 4rrirais,
Superior old West India Rum
Do do Otld, nupuy & Co.'S Cognlc Brandy
Do do pale and hrnwn sherry
co baskets Champagne Wine, Of various Brands, Due de
Monspencier, down T. Fanny Ellsier.
Groceries in abundance AT prices commensurate with their
VIII. WALLACE.
my o. 6-5M
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n lSSOLUTloN-The Co Partnership heretofore existing un
- the Waiswori, Williams Co. is this day dis.
solved mutual consent Mr oueu Williams having disposed
ohis in the The remaining partners are
authorized TO use the name said firm for the settlement OF their
hn.iness JOHN F. WApSWORTH
0RREN WILLIAMS,
DAVID II. TURNER,
LIST January, 1871. GEORGE ;. PALMER.
10 PARTS RSIIP-The subscribers, having formed Co.
" Partnsrshp will the business Of the late hrin OF
Wadswort Williams Co in this city and New York; under
~ ' " JOHN E. WADSWORTH,
DAVID r. TURNER,
Isl January ls4l, GEORGE :. raLMEn. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

UUVHT HIVIH. tHIS
- Purcell oparinerShp The Apoecary and Drug bust
ness conducted by the subscribers, under the
firm Of Alexander pgval K Co. ALEX. HtyAI,
Richmond. Jan. 1T, ISL. JOHN PtRCEl.l
LEXANDER DUNAI. co, Hhocs IL ard RETAIL D-ng
n Keep constantly supply of English, French and
Chemicals Surgical INSTRUMENTS, &C. dealers in En-
glis and American White Lead dry and OIL Painters Colo
Brushes Linsecd and Lamp Oils Window Glass, &c, &c. nd
co. Madder Coppeas and Dye Stu generally, Pcumery Fan
Articles embracing large and well assorted stock Of
tcles their ne which they offer reasonable terms
Jan IA 77-lN
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Resources Of the Treasury,
with tic issue Of $4,000
Geo Treasury notes propos-
ed by the bill!
Customs Slg,OO0,CO0
Lands 3,5G0,OO0
Msce llaneous $4,000
Balance in the Treasury in
January last l,3oO,oa3
From Banks 22U,g00
Treasury notes which may be
issued by the last act 342,6l5
2i,723,473
Add new issue Of Treasury
notes proposed by the bill 100000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

18th inst O'Clock in the afternoon AT the late Nr
STAR Oce shall SELL at Auction, the iron Smiths
Fronting Press Standing Press for smoothing blanks, the
Types Fixtures, &c, belonging the establishment.
BY order of the Agent,
PANNILL & LEA, .7ue,'.
r.L S6-td5
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Nov II
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-27
rHE PRINCE DE JoINvILLE.

The Prince is the Lion Of he day at the No''u'
We take the following from the Boston Transcripts
touching the movements Of his Hghness and his per-
sonal description, sc.
TIE Prince dc .JoinriAs and Suite, accompanies
by the French Consul and 4. Smith, Jr. ana a. - ~
indreau Esqs Of this city, arrived this morning iol
New York, via Stonington. The Supenn,shosn' y
the Transportation Company made very nanosons
arrange for the accommodation OF the rrh's '"
the road go IL
The Prince Is about feet inches IN height, uaiA
hair and b,ue eyes-of noble but youshfui counts
nance very commanding in his bearing-nanA ~
tellgent, and usiuse-moie desirous OF ooA'n'us
in Information than o, making parade ne was nusa
gIat,fed with the prospect ofihe ball. ana naae man,
mo uir,es of the Boston gentlemen about our aa'ss
He had been informed that the Boston 'ao'es ~eie
very enchanting. He expressed preference iof ~
entertainment OF dancing and chatting WIN 'ao,es -
one Of toas,ing feas,ing, and drinking. lie visited
the Navy Yard at l2 o'clock to-day. ~.
The Prince Is but tweniy-four years Of age my
following are the names Of tie gentlemen COMPOSING
his suite which were politely furnished to US ~ MI
Parker Of the fremont House M Lugeoi cap'sh
dc Corvette, M. dAubigny, ditto, Conte de Montno
lon, Messeure de Sedaigro, Bazn Bo,r'e Bellevue
Beebon, vauge, Delanneau, Nello, Leeontour' an'
Touchard.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-27
From the Journal Of Commerce.
MISSISSIPPI.

As 4, il now admitted on all hands that the Anti
Bond party have carried the election IN Mississippi ny
majority Of 1000 3O00 1t is necessary to under
stand how far they propose 70 IN the matter OF re-
pudiating the State bonds,
II is not true we believe, that thoy design 10 repu-
da,e any bonds except 600 900 issued IN favor Of
the Union Bank of Mississippi, which they alege 10
have been illegally and fra1duIently disposed OIL
The whole bonded debt of the State, including the
above 50 900 600 is only about 81 OO0O 600 II would
have been much greater, but for the energetic course
Of Governor M'Nuu The Legislature had author
ned the issue Of 500 900 in tav6r Of the above
mentioned Bank. The first S5,0OO,OOO were Issued
and cold 10 Nicholas Biddle, and are gudranfeed 10
The European holders BY the United States Bank The
second SIS 600 900 were also executed, and deliver
ed TO the Union Bank, but their sale was prevent
ed by Proclamation Of the Governor. Ihe
remaining IS 600 the Governor refused to execute
until further action on the part OF the Legislature,
which action took place. Thus, OF the $lo'-
500 900 authorized by the OF the Legislature TO be
issued in favor of the Union Bank, only IS OOOO OO
are outstanding and it is this 5000 600 which the
Anti Bond party propose TO repudiate. The $2OOo,.
600 issued few years before favor OF the Planters
Bank they acknowledge to be binding and intend TO
pay. At least such is our information and belief
These two sums constitute the whole bonded debt oil
Mississippi nearly all So that, even including the
repudated bonds Mississippi is not SO deeply IN debt
as has been generally supposed. The IS, 600 In
dispute issued in June 1888, and disposed Of TO
Mi Bidde in August Of the same year. Not long
after hey lodged in Europe collateral tor loans
made to the U Bank
We now pass TO the grounds upon which the ANTI
Bondes rely to sustain the position they had taken
These grounds cannot better state than by quot
ing from the letter of Governor MNut to Messrs
Hope s. Co, Bankers, of Amsterdam, in reply to q
communication from the latter calling his attention to
the fact that the interest on the bonds had been
paid The bonds themselves are not payable I'LL 1850
and 1853.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-27
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
OUR NAVY.

We like Judge Upshurs brief but ex pressive letter
to General Frevost. The new Secretary appears 10
be thoroughly alive to the realities of our position in
the event Of difficulty with any European power and
not only alive to Il EN-, but determined correct our
weakness and inefhciency far pessibe with the
limited means At his command. He says that " he
feels the strongest desire for immediate and great
increase both in The number and The efficiency Of our
resseis n 1rar" Of course Our Navy is frghtfully
imperfect and inefficient, especially compared with
the nayies of England and France. Those powers
have been progressing with the spirit Of the age
have seized upon the mighty advantages Of steam
have been constant in their efforts to render available
TO their own purposes every discovery in the
chlnery OF war; VIII lie we have been doing compare
lively nothing The fact that the frgate Raritan has
been under shed in unfinished condition at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard for the last twenty-five
years, speaks trumpct-tongued TO the apathy and
indifference Of our Government During this period,
too, relations with Great Britain have been Of the
most critical character while is almost certain that
the conviction of Mcleod would have almost plunged
the two counties into conflict.
STILL with all these facts iteraed and reiterated thro
the public journals-the late administrations turned
deaf to all such Subjects have their or
gans cry down with the Bank" for the gold
currency satisfied il would SEEM that the dignity
glory and homer Of the country, best promoted
by such course
We trust, however, that brighter period in our
history Is al hand We now form a nation Of SEVEN
teen millions of peopeour country is wide and fer
tile, and rected by patriotic and enlightened ands
its desnes, under Providence, will asonish and be-
wilder the generations yet to come But in order 10
carry out this mighty expectation our rulers must not
sit down quietly and devote themselves to the mean
and dirty business Of politics Those who control
the aestnss of mighty people and republic vast as
this, should look beyond present points and purposes
and strengthen the foundations Of our National exist
ence for ages to come The political squabbes of the
day soon pass away and forgotten but the Prcsi-
dent who writes his name in 'letters Of iron by the
glorious character of the national works and
carried into effect under his administration not only
proves himself the true patriot, but the enlightened
statesman. A noble example is now afforded for some
such renovation in the character of our Navy II is
but The skeleton of what it should be-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-27

We find the following facts relative to the success.
sion of the throne of England in late London pa
per -
II appears from curious article in the las, Quarter
y Review, that but or the act of succession the
of these realms must have been at present by the
Hereditary Prince Of Modena-and that failing that
Prince and his immediate branch the right would
have passed next to Louis Philippe, King of the
French The same article shows that supposinQ the
descendants OF the Electress of Hanover to be exn
tingushed-who, however, as the reviewer says are
fere innumerabiies-and the other descendants of
Charles and James !. to remain excluded by reason
Of their Romanism-the hership general of,he houses
Of Plantagenet and Tudor would vest in the Duke of
Buckingham and Chandos aud that Of To, house Of
Stuart IN the Duke Of Hamilton; the former being
descended from the second daughter of King Henry
VlI.-the latter from a daughter Of King James MI
of Scotland The male blood Of all the three old royal
families is extinct.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-27

B A SMALL MIsTAKE,-Mr. Badger, the late Secre-
tary of the Navy in dinner speech at Raleigh, says
he yielded to the voice Of Gen Harrison and became
member of his Cabinet This is an error, but a
very natural one perhaps. II was not Mr. Badger that
/" yielded" it was Gen. Harrison. He gave way to
the opportunities of the North Carolina delegation in
Congress, headed by Mr.. Sanly, a relative of Mr..
Badger backed up by the influence of Mr. Dawson,
Of Georgia, and other gentlemen fiom the South
Gen. Harrison knew nothing of Mr. Badger, either
neYsonally or by reputation and had no intention OF
inviting him to seat in the Cabinet It was his Pur-
pose to efer the Navy Department to Thomas Butler
kns bnt a QG aGeeeIa wRs taSsrKplfa ia !hSf nAs
Cabinet-N. " Herald