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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
.5f0n1au- Fri : 1910

communications were received from the Senate an.
nouncng the passage by that body Of An act concern
ing the board OF Agrculture-An act concerning VIM
Chapman and Guy d. French also that thew bnd
agreed to the resolution for the election of Council
Tor OF State, and Major General of the Bird Division
with an amendment fixing the election for the 25th
instead Of the 10Th instantly also, TO the resolution re
CURING notIce 10 be gwen to persons having claims on
Virginia Tor Revolutionary Land Bounty 10 present the
same by given day, &c; also that they had inde6
nlely postponed the bill TO establish the county of
" Ciay"
Mr. DoRMAS presented communication in relation
TO the extinguishment of the public Of the Com
monwealth. Laid on the table and printed
The SPEAKER presented communication from, ,ba
Isl Auditor, containing statement of the nnmber ma
value OF slaves executed and transported drrinu The
twenty years from l12l 10 1910 From this staienen.
appears that during that period the number of slaves
executed was l02; the number transported BIZ The
loss TO the Treasury of the State OH the slaves aoro
said, has been Sl26,197 81
number oil bills were acted on in their incipient
stages
RESOLUTIONS
Resolutions were offered by the following oe nemen
and adopted by the House BY Mr. MART,s Of Ty.
Ter, that tile Committee of Finance enquire into tie
expedIency Of allowing Ducket Wells, acting sheriff
OF Tyler, 500 paid by him for the apprehension of G.
IL. Williamson, fugitive and convict-By Mr. n,
LoR, Of Loudoun, that the Committee on Courls Of
Justice inquire INTO the dependency Of so amend,p,
the law prescribing the duties and liabilities OF shers
deputy sherts and coroners and their securities AZ
to make such officers and their securities liable To the
party entitled thereto for all sums OF money collect
ed or received by them upon original mesne or final
process or upon forthcoming bonds, whether the same
be forfeited or not-By Mr. McPnERsoS, that leave be
gwen TO bring in bill TO allow John b. KILLER wears
10 pay forfeiture to the Commonwealth Mr.
WALLACE, of X. e., that The communication of Chan.
man Johnson in relation to the revision of the criminal
laws OF the Commonwealth, be referred to the Com,
natr
port some mode by which said revision may be more
properly effected.
PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented by the following gentlemen
and appropriately referred by Mr. LIGoS of num-
Der of inhabitants of Lovingston and vicinity, whou,
distinction of party, for the passage of stay law stint
lar to that about the time of the last war-By Mr. Coz,
Of b. and L.. the proceedings of public meeting in
Lewis county on the subject Of reapportionmen-
On motion Of Mr.. DANIEL the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

--ry no1I,ps ppvARD.-Ran away from the subscriber,
sra county, Virginia, the night OF inc
18th Dee hou. % years Of age nsou n y
&C, n i,ehes high and pretty well made fellow
Ills Clothing aS.sonde was q dark * y n
cloth He fall face thick ups s ,Ia III be gwen for
delivery fees SECURED ~ any may be he
Is IN Petersburg, As ne h'' i HENRY w. FISHER.
Sa-Wu
Ian 29
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

Or We requested say, That Mr.. South The n., Gene
candidate to represent the county of Albemarie $50
raj Assembly yeouesed 10 copy
Der Charlottesville Advocate and Republic '
OF We authorized Col The next Legislature
candidate represent the county Of Page -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08
Marriage

Married. NJ Richmond Court hou,,, M Ians y PowrLI 10
msa My by 'e Wenr ' Snh Of county
" nam " " he National "Manson House,,
on Monday evening a s Richmond, led TO the Hymeni
al Altar Miss ELizahErH Norfolk Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08
LEGIsLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

odTNTdHY, TtU
Mr. KiscnELoE offered preamble and resolution,
which were laid the table, in relation to the eglsla-
ton of Pennsylvania concerning dams on MoncngaIa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
From NE .Nadisoaiaa. .Iuty s6
NoRTHEASTERN BOUNDARY

We are authorized tosaY that conventional line ai
Boundary, with its various conditions and equivalents
has been agreed ON ~ the Executive aud t6c Bfni-,
Special Envoy, with the unanmails c,i,stit If tl,,
Commissioners Of Maine and Aasssach,setfs W.
congratulate all parties upon this happy and honorable
result.
TERMs.No have rrason h know that the Commits
sioners Of the two States Of Maine and Massachusetts
have signifcd their line ol boundary between
Milne and New nrunsu lek
Every body knows that the territory in disp1,e en-,
braces all the region Of the Upper ST. John and the aen
eral understanding now IS thai this region To be- div
ded into unequal pafs thu largest aud by fir the most
valuable, To be assigned TO Name together with cansid
eratlons connected with the ayiealan If the ST. Johns
(both sides oiihe lower Of which belong England )of
10 'r- r-7 n ~ r-r-'--f Tr-V
ing on It's branches Other important arrangements IN
different parts Of The Inc hitherto unsettled. in various
places between Maine aud the Lake Of the Woods are
rulnpred as likely 10 take place
We doubt not tho Administration Knows what it is n
bout, and IN due time shall see La It be rmen=
hered that General Jackson offered 10 give 10 MnNr
ONE MiLLioS q acres qplaite ttid 10 1872. bonn
10 induce her 10 come to agreements the land Ia hf
sold by the United States, and the whole prucecs T. b.
paid TO Maine. without deduction. And other indetai
~. OF course 10 be provided fer Massachusetts, which
State owned one hall the land An agreement 10 this
effect, In substance signed, the part Of the I'M
ted States, by Edward Livingston, Secretary Of State
louis Aleiane. Secretary Of lie Treasury and Lew
Woodbury.. Secretary Of the Navy. and the part oil
Maine by n. 7. Prehe, Nicholas " lians, aud Mel
solas Emery.
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ira tnfn II the bill also drove e some cw lie House
Who otherwise would have gone for the Nlole, pas
sed.
Secundly, the rejection Of the proposition 10 lay ia
aofy duties IN certain eases. tobacco. pan Ae. was
sad Disappointment 10 many southern Wings.
ihifaiy, the inpesitlonefa duty upon tea and eaiee,
Nroner as II would have been tax thuse articles spe
ciaiy as originally proposed au' lha duty aaa but
mtfni twenty per eeni al saorem. foreign ,ainaan.
-an'onniins next 10 nothing ut all ,--wasa great Oh
stacie in the way ofmany members who were otherwise
favorable TO the bill
Indeed, lake il all in aii. il seems positively wonderful
TO nc that the House could pass tle hll at all A. IL
was, the majority small 10 allow hofe that
ahother BILL az this s.ssion without CONCESSION ii enc
or more (perhars a)bf The above enumerated q &c.
lions, can become a law. -
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y
" hsye learned. oa inquiry. from the agents file
Canal Company, that the navigation was opened Tor
hatleauN us far up Cedar Point ON "Wednesday last
only three days aler the fresh had subsidized 50 fan as 10
admit Of the repairs being eummcuccd aud that WAS
opened tor canal beats yesterday. The company has
uree oil about four hundred mon this time employed
between Gainesville and lYnehburg aud expects To re-
store the navigation up 10 Middleton mills 10y the third
10 I've TNer by the fifteenth and to Joshua falls by the
last OF August, and 10 iydchburg in all Of September
The forwarding merchants intend river boats be
tween lynchbUfg and Joshua falls the line is
opened for the whole distance below the latter point
The cost OF the repairs is estmate ted about $4,000
II is stated To rs. that the canal located ms 10 a
void overflow by any flood not higher than that Of l.
The recent fresh was higher than any since 7g5. The
annual interest the exta cost of location cut Of the
way Of all possible foods would have Ear exceeded The
amount of the repairs above estimated and such repairs
from The past experience OF the rvcr are 10 be expected
only Al yeiy distant periods.
The policy of the canal company in not raising their
line above all possible floods, with view economlso
the cost Of It's construction is not peculiar. We are
assured that the Erie canal for about 100 miles in The
valley of the Mohawk. and likewise the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal for leo miles above Georgetown were
IRON similar motives, located within the reach Of extra
ordinary floods in the upon which they are respoc
lively situated
The manner in which our improvement has come out
Of this ordeal is matter Disqualification and pride
OF the works Of art line Of 10 miles, consisting
OF DO locks, 2l0 cuyerts ! aqueducts. 6 DAMS leo
bridges. and vast amount Of external wang 80 injury
has been sustained IN the masonry except the mouth
Of Beaver Creek, where the arches n(a double cuveri
have been much Injured require extensive repairs
OF reconstruction Of he work. The injury to the line
consists nainy in breaches and washes oiho earth work
he worst is al Joshua Falls where the river broke
round she South abutment u he dam
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
Correspondence Of thc Commercial ,ldrcriiscr
THE FATE OF TIE TARIFF.

w AsHiN6foN, july ~, lef@
wish, in justice TO my readers. could be more san
guine as 10 the result Of the tariff gu, stun his sessol
Of Congress than il is in my power faithful chron
tcler Of events. 20 be.
calses.
wrote You, day or twoa that there were some
sninors here that the bill just passed the House OF Rep
rssenatives would, after ALL likely receive the sane
non of the Executive. should il succeed ia the Senate
regret 10 be obliged TO inform You that have aseer
fained, from those most intimate with the President
that there is not, in their opinion the slightest doubt
that he will return tie bill with his objections should il
reach him.
1t is IN contemplation in the Senate to oct the bill in as
SOON as may be, and make a law 50 Gar as tha body
Is ccncerned without amendment, between tins aud
Saturday night, the 30th inst
They confident Of being able 10 pass the hill
lard and all. lhope they will Indeed see no reason
TO fear the result in the body if there shall be full at
tendance, as there ought to be- We cane very near
losing the bill in tina, House by the absence of members;
= this should be the case in the Senate, where could they
look for pardonl
But allow it passed and returned as is now sure to
be- think by she President What is the next step?
VIII the House proceed 10 enact another, and such an
other as will carry?
On call Of the House. the day after the passage of
me bill now in the Senate, the most of an attendance
that could be commanded was one handred and fifty
s.x members; being fourteen more than half of tie
House!
Ihey are already scattered TO the four winds Of heay
On, some TO their FARMS to iher merchandise some
% see and some to marry wives and others to uxurate
q watering places. They ran return, upon sudden
emergency: but will tliey2 fear not all OF them.
There Is no little apprehenson here OF the result of
Tic matter. and the country must painful il is Gu
uure The suspense il is NOW In patiently, for a brief
space. as il may
think the bill just passed would have commanded u
much larger vote, with few alterations
First the elison of the land proyso. This. without
sny either. would have Ibaby saved The bill with the
Execufive But enough q Inst The retention Of thai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
G9ga Ks4Sssb FRACTION!
AZ As % a ~ 4.

,,,, -.
AiA9sald ont the principal part ofour O l. u
"a = . I Il at the store oil Burton \ Bodes. we
"Ne The pleasure oil informing our friends and the public
&'htaiIy. that We have rcmo,rd 10 thai house q Il
T. " I I T. > 4 o Z III / 4 Il H.,
v T. y and DEHiitiBLE GOODS, and shall
m iu.ae continue our business " rllE OLD STAND, un-
der t6e style and hnn Of ROBES y 81 RION.
Having teen very literally paranlzed by a generous
public Ier nfafg I'VE years. under the old and new
hf'as' We latter ourselves, nov" that we have united
our steess, and are better prepared and The more dspo
sea 10 merit It's continuance that we shall lmt fail TO It
3illn Our most saneutne expectations.
Oar slasN Al this time is very large, and IS comprised in
paIt 81 Inc Ang very desirable articles 10 which,
with may others not enumerated. earnestly invite
the attention Of Al. Who are IN want d good Goods al
10" rfiegs;
Plain aad Figured silks and Satas s9me very and rich.
-. M 5soalN low
nt'' iNt34n Silks, a great variety
Quo alasN do, handsome aud cheap
BLACK 5ite MACK and coorcd Challeys
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effesed 20 Aasisaa R.l s,d Tia, lis .rff mn r,
thai measure procured Inn lie nomination ..xet ~
1lay. Eu, strange to say. II hs lc uoe. join TIL,
voted FER Clay ntd Baih and against Harris. a,i
40 BGnk-and yet he new aloc's 10 think data III
~ .ho,sier, Of .gshlafdI nien,
- bat, TO b hateds ase 'ds bu. to be seen
stranger sillf--tlay Received the vote If le est,
SOUTH where the Bank IS mos, unpopular and lls,6-
5on the vote ofthe North aud West wherein. PIT
IS most poPular-and yet. in the ecuof rA.s fact NJ,
organ attempts ever and anon to Show nat Claws 4.
feat al Harrisburg oesa,ned by LIS ..eorscv of
that measure. and larrs1n's procured by opposition =,
IT
But we have bestowed msre attention On the puenli.
lis Il the Nads5nian iIaa thcy deserve and W. con.
ea'e by assuring the Official and It's master. that the
iiie eommtndAtory paragraph in the Wig Address Of
is9 bei as It IS was the most Puzzlne portion Of that
i2R9 ana elaborate paper. The necessity Of saying
something about eur Wee Presidential candidate was OBJ
fi7aa-hut pidt to say, was a severe tax upon the wit
ai ihosr who prepared II. Scanning his ona En une-
Yehlul public life they knew Of but one act which MIA,
Get hn lnapr1minen attitude bctre thereerle-lutonc.
at least, which made hlm taller than his frlleWs''-
and that was the vote which, IS solitary ard alene y he
gayo against the fofee Bill--a vote which was not.
however, in accordance with the feelings Of a majority
Of the Wings, end which it would not therefore hayo
been proper 10 make conspicuous in public address
DIES 9ued to rceplnmeud tie Ectei IF which he was
part to their support Al that could be dune ihcr-t
Wis to speak Of him as brejiy aud in as general u
as possible. HIS w3s done; and the paragraph Shich
bis Organ quotes will 50 much self com lacency if he
hHe" all aIout It's eeeeeiien, would u.ale LIN falc
with modification OF with rare
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
" AsmReroN. Jolly u 1si2
SCENE IN THE HOt 81 or REpREsEN
TA1AES
q ~ Ediiar u ule N, !. Uefoid.

Dear SIR: About one o'clock last night. rather tbs
morning as was felnrning om The ihcatfo after IN
vng heard Booth Ia hs ayoue character OF Richard the
ihhd my attention Vas attracted by lights IN tie eani
io aud immediately determined tu find out What II
meant lpon entering The hall II ,t.c House Of gepf
seh'alves iound ahauia Owen gentlemen socially c
leetd together, close afnnd Tie Speaker caif listen.
M u perfect silence 10 speech nom Alr Edwards Of
n, ~ aiuh the iai'iI. Paa looking around found Mr.
" iae among the hummer with his head like chicken
affsie'uy Nder hla ain and IN profound sleep. Dix
on Lewis WIS also there. III glorious slate II lad
ehee 10 what was going afound. j. lhnmfsan Ma
eoh, OF Md sal with =s beck toNutds the Speaker
char, WITH hs bat efes his efe7. and cntrc unconscious
% existence, n otle words las asleep ! here WIS Nj
lllliughast, Mi amfell u Irnn Mr. Gun 81 Mar
Mr. Rdgeway. and to three Others, IN thu same
unconscious. happy condition. Mr.. Thorn 4 nd MIS-.
vas The only uan With hs eyes open, ~hd liz WIS
watching with all anAiefy lf tlr noar. Matthew
Clark was sound at his post. There no DISORDER
ho haise--cNr'pi what file apeakef who had The floor
made. Mr HOPKINS. IL A., ia lie char lii
lace was turned III iieIehl direction from tie ,-enfle
man WHO "as occupying the ilaat, and afterwards
learned that tho ast gentleman Who had spoken Mr..
saldNeH' OF I. slaad upon the opposite side II the
Hall, and that Mi Edwards. who followed him oa5p
The other side Of he fooln hound the halfnan in a fo
iannd and Died sleep, with hs back turned towards Inn
and from " ch position Mr. Hopkins novor moved dn
ing the speech. After Aif. Edwards had concluded
suine gentleman fese and moved lhr Committee fise.
Nol one word o reply was mudo--n death like silence
prevailed the Chairman clerk. aud members uurr al
aseeP says 10 myself. fhs House can never ADJOURN
TIL TIE day oi judgment. md. without any formed al
jaufnme believe. tie members dlopr,d oil one after
lie et'f and ny sell among them. leaving The balance
10 fieii sweet tcP and asr no doubt thai fhfv II
uadned TN hlr hladlf oreued thu louise nxl pfan.r
win prayer Each one oi these gentlemen vel earn
ed his eight dollars for having slept $50 we and sonnIy
J. s.--AcNt morning understand thai ut eiplIt -
LEX 'h's myr1'n9 the last account we have Mr.
Itsf4lf fA... D. ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
THURSDAY, AUGUST /. 1912.


-,
-, I'm mn Ia 49, NE " Hts.
~ .ia'isoI'" I's fe'sffed 10 The Address issued
y mn - mig '"h''h'1h Il fiiEia. IN Ies9, tf tie
- SHOWING haL lie y ltiss CID not Hcn look up
VI ". yer "h quite 50 much abhnrrcnce 9. they de
'.a' l''' n""ffff 50 manifest ihatSe Aad-
',a'' 'a ''' nave put is To The trouble Of copying
ii' ''ae paragraph winch WIS Tie mere tail piece 81
a''2''' f''I''''"o atd faiee3 ei ten Harrison, ta
f''l9's ~ demonstrating H. simple TACT tlai 81
Wis .aia 81 MI }ief and tia lte IN such zen
la e3',s' ought TO haye satisfied HAT g'udeman and
M 'oe ago. OF The 4sraelousn'ss with which lis
,.''a''3 10 lhe ice Presidency "as received ly tie
- s' ''2lh''' Jad tee well Fuo"n 10 need that
should he 'ddaefd IN lis support Tboy or4d
eefa III H. II is ifue-Lai most reluctantly, as We io@
ihe} aa 80 because they vel hne" HAT haneus nts
necessary '9s"'r' 'eeaase afangs OF Administering
was loo important an Object 10 6eJeiah"~d Iva i3a5
bio about lle cc President vHolad come To- ac eeasd
ofed, BY the previous unyaryog o5scuy otthat oleer
bn little more than eypheI in Our SYSTEM fe4,se
In, tfp4t,ey of his. H. i.:,i,..iI Ii
~
= ~ a. '''' J." any ''fat'
he was deeaad lar preferable to Gol X. NJ johnson
and because II was believed lla m r.ull not hat prove
l6lll34l In l,.. narty la, la1 ,',.,.,l Li,, f., -.
f It'd -. - .,l .a.,i
@ ~ '''.-'''3 p
ol Ms sa9u'+'iS "u'f ihese circumstances, the Wing
Confentia IN 1880 addressed the people # Nuq.aa.
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Io Country eFzerchasafs and
others.

w Will, CIV die highest market price in trade
" fleatRef,. Tow and Flax Linen, Wool. Ba
'"n. &r ROBES :. BURTON
,Haa2 tsT
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waa fitted oai II Ire exlress rnip#e Il attacking The
post Ihey bud one field p,re, 4 f.ar poundcr.
The Nar BIZ las ppsssd tie House d Representa-
lives, and Il = SAID woud pass lie Senate by vote Of
TO ;. Gea Houston himself 70 If is reported. is op.
posed 10 an offensive IN ottr seTds 81 INVASION
bat laree minority ofihe people are against him.
The bill 10 make he President commander 10 personof
an army 10 ie faisad fer the invasion ol Ne2co giving
him authority 10 draltene third Of III mla fr tie Iur
pose, and authorizing hun 10 hypolheeae (he right 10
sell Was stricken ou tue public lands for the purpose Of
raising means passtd tho House Of Representatives on
the III inst, by vote oi 20 io1i
The ooioa crop nearly all over Texas Is said to be
very promising.
Tho New O1aas Courier sags an arrival from Nat
auoms brings nearly 81 900 IN sIaee AIlsas quiet
Ia thai tuHn tWo weeks ago.
Ge.ral AfIsta has resigned the command Of the Eas
torn division Of the Mexican army. General Reyes hi<
sureetsar. arrived al MataGoTas a few day since He
intends 10 Yisi TINT place, and then czsnine the other
town aud VILLAGES al0ue the frontier. Tie cxans act
on the defensive aud do not venture further lhan Bc1ar
General Na9l commanded aEpr l200 men On the Rio
Grode aud us scouting parties are pushed almost as
TAI as BeAar.
Tie Bdlis5 steamer 1'ef'ot. lying n Havana took
Gre on the lib INST on Spontaneous combustion uf lie
coal IN lnfleRor hud. The money aud ammunition were
gut Tie STEINER was tl4en flied with water from
Che Engines He precise damage tic 7eijof was not
as"eftaned. but Is supposed 10 lie considerable The
Iec'et ~as recently from Vera Cruz.
,2ao'ta stecl n an ortb7,salc.- Captain Wclden.
Of the schooner Only Daughter, al New lork, in IL
days FROM PIT aa Prince, informs tie Journal Of Com
niece thai thffd Was shock Of All EartIuuakc NJ
that place on tte 1t. Capt ". did not hear OF any
damage
SHrprafss 81 MlS.- II ssaid that men who are
used II, vii oal nm horses. by holding lhcr speed
longer lian will also walk donna horse, FIR after
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FROM TEXAS.
ENgdgemcHf lciit Tic .NrricaQg.

Engagement cth Tie .NercmS
me New Orleans ficayuuo Of the 2otl inst con
ia'1S intelligence from Galveston to the l1th inst
courier arrived at Houston from Iipaniltlan an
'"e ''h INST bringing dispatches from Cen Davis. com
nandtr oil the forces at lhatpos in which the partcu
lafS oil a" acton with the Meyicans is detailed We
give an extract from Gen nays's letter 10 the Texan
Secretary of War, Col llockley:-
LEAD QrARTEGs TEAiAN VOLUNTEERS,
~. Camp iiPanlillan, July 7. lsf2
uls morning about daflghtthe enemy, seven hun
dsl strong, entered our old encampment. and in !, few
minutes attacked us IN our new position which the
kept up .r about % ntuies and then made hasy r.,
treat three MeXicals Were left dead on the field and
mol ihelr trails many were dragged Off their L He'd and
WOUNDED could not have been less than tAirly men
am HAPPY to inform you that we had mol man either
Killed or wounded. My whole force. including Cant
cameron company oi mounted gunner, did not cx-
reod TWO hundred men; the Mexican force. a. | learn
nom wounded prisoner, consisted OF two hundred re
gnlar troops and five hundred ancheros the whole IN
der Che command II General Clnales 'rbe expedition
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- The 4 auhliean referring to the complimentary
nanHcr in NI,i. VI .etc ii Nh Ingelsl's Yreech f
favor ct protective duties sa,s il is not surprise ed at the
lenor Of our remarks though ohc,s who may recoec,
The harsh crms in which We have heretofore spoken Of
his same NJ meersell may belle editors ..accuraie
noucdec" Of eur PAST ceulse enabling him to form
iuster opinion Of ol3 Disposition The Republican aceu-
ses rs. apprenticeship Of speaking generally of pub
lie men patriotic unpariotic rriucipled or unprn-
e5,d, just a, tier opinions happen or not to accord
with or We might ask it, in This respect we are
greater sinners tlan Mentor But we deny it alto
getter There are hundreds ofmcn in the opposing
ranks, wmsc patriotism We have never doubted and
The integrity oVhese Characters private or public, we
have never questioned Nor docs our compli Nat to
Nh lngorsol 5 speech which seems. (eher AZ, om-
pncnt or tn, speech. we don't know which. ITO gravel
the Republican. at all conflict with any opinion which
emay Lave heretofore expressed of that geneman--.
Gp olU.ilu u Han is ,ncLongcd We said he was a
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An insane woman in Boston named Elton Shannon.
throw her child. mimi otwcpty ono months. out 1T
hour story window, causing instantaneous ,aih She
was arrested and sentto the imauc Asylum. llcr p-
was Produced hf terror consequent upon the pfrsau
ihiou Of a haded pistol at her by her husband fv
weeks since. he threatening to take her lie