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Doctors Ober s. Dinwiddie,

TTAVING associated themselves together in the
L practice of Medicine, would respectfully con-
tinue to offer their Medical Services in the various
branches of their profession to the citizens Of
Howard and adjoining counties.
05-OfIice south east of the public square, in the
room formerly occupied by DR.. Ober, adjoining
Mr. Kunkle's tavern, where one or both of them
can be found at all times day or night, unless pro-
fessionally absent. A, X. OBER,
A. S. DINWIDDIE.
Fayette, April 9th, 1874. 4-lf
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Tissue Paper.
The Freepnason's Monitor,

CONTAINING a delineation of the fundamental
" principles of Freemasonry, with explanations
and Plates by Z. A. Davis late P. M. Layfay cite
Lodge, No. IL, P. II. P. of Columbia, H. r. A.
Chapter, No. 81 Of Penn, just received and for
sale by L. HART.
Boonville, may l1th, 1874.
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Clseap Reading.

NEW WORKS, in Pamphlet Form, just pu6
v ishod and received
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Theological Works.

Watts on the mind, Bucks theological Die.
tionary; Welbeforce's Manual; Pilgrims progress !;
Bible exposition; Young Mans closet Compan-
ion; Universalism renowned and exposed; Uni
verSalism it is; Ministerial Commission; James
anxious enquirer; christian professor; Henry's ex-
position vols; Fuller's Works vols; Dicks
Theology vols; Blar's rhetoric; Paey's works;
StuIms Reflections; Winners church History 2
vols; Pridcaux's Connection 2 vols; Works of Ed
wards; Horns Introduction to the Bible vols;
Buffers analogy; Plats on the Immortality of the
soul; Chapman's sermons, Memoirs of the Rev.
Mr. Sanford; the Life and Times of Whtefeld;
Theory of another Life; Haws' Lectures to Young
Men; Hale's CONCENTRATIONS; Browns concordance;
Foxes Books of Martyrs; Religious Ceremonies;
Baptist Manual; Life Of John Knox, French Pro-
testants; Confession of Faith; Hodge on the Ro-
mans; Dwights Theology, vols, Shilock on Death;
Newton on prophecies; comprehensive common.
tary vols; Josephus; sermons by Sherlock and
Taylor; Macknight on the Epistles and many 9TH
ers for sale by e. HART.
Boonvie, June LIST, 1914.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27

GtHESS MEN.-12 Different qualities Chess
" men, just received and for sale by
Boonvlle, may llth, 1914. E. HART.
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Music and Musical Instruments.


nuScall echand disc amongh
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27

Instruction Book for the Organ,
Czerny's thorough Bass,
Burrowe's Piano Forte Primer,
Jousse's Catechism of Music,
Cathedral Chants, by Hayter,
The Orphean Tyre, collection Of GleeS, with
Piano accompaniment,
The Southern Harp, a collection of the most
popular Melodies, adapted to sacred words
by Mrs. Dana,
Boston Musical Souvenir, Pa,satempi MuSicdli,
a collection of twelve Italian Songs and Duets,
Flute, Clarionet, Violin and Flageolet Precep-
tors,
Domestic Psulmody, collection of select sacred
pieces,
Patent Bar Folio, or Music Preserver,
instrumental Music, choice and cheap collec-
ton of New Music for the Flute, Violin, &c.
PIANO FORTES.
tment of PIANO FORTES, from the above cele-
10 $500. For tore, touch, durability, and elegance
are warranted 10 keep we'll in tune, and are pre-.
warranted, and can be returned if found imperfect
,tly attended 10, and forwarded with care.
NATHANIEL PHILLIPS, % Market Street.
TO LET. 0E5-Piano Fortes tuned and repaired
14-1y
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Waist and Cross Belts;
Military dress and foraging Caps;
Yellow, buff, scarlet, white and blue Cloth, for
US. Army;
Black and white Ostrich Feathers;
Pompoons, yellow and white,
Scarlet worsted Laces and Cords;
Gold and silver Thread and Cord;
Masonic and Odd Fellows Aprons, Scarfs and
Collars,
Also, American Ensigns, Flags, Banners, Pen
nants, and Steamboat Burgess.
yer offered to the military of the west Officers of
IS and Rifle Corps, will find, at this establishment,
will be supplied at very reduced prices, for cash,
stance. NAV rest assured that their orders will be
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27
Medical Works,

FVENSON and Maunsel on children, Chap.
IA mans Lectures; Walsh on cancer; Stokes
on the Chest; Williams practice of Medicine.
Tusson's Dissector's Guide Just received and for
sale by t. HART
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Hymn Books.

GAP AND LETTER PAPER.-Just received
~ large lot of cap and letter paper which will be-
sold extremely cheap, wholesale and RETAIL
Boonville, June 9Th, lSi4 Z. HART.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-10-11
CHARLOTTE. N. q. OCTOBER II. 1884.

to his frlcnds, aud pcsd for aa bour or
more at tine, for little more Of the rea-
dy, but they we're memorable. At length
they told him to 20 to certain phy siclau,
twho was intimately acquainted With the
lsmiy,) and probably he would loan him
what he 90 much desired. The poor fellow
went to the doctor and nskea him the favor.
III tell you What will do" sad the
medical man; I" / will buy your carcass at
fair Prce-come what will you take for
Irtl'
Five dollars" coolly replied the topper.
Let me feel your pulse, said the phys
lcisn grasping the poor fellow by the wis!
and looking him Seadlastly IN the eyes
/" Ali that will do---here's the money"
continued lie, banding the sol five dollar
bank note. "And now, 20 to the rumshop
immedlately--drink as much as you want,
aud al tie expiration Of a week your body
will be a, my disposal
Oh don't mean 10 say hntl am going
% do SO soon y exclaimed lie frightened
ylcUm Of alcohol.
:" DO mean TO say lhat if you continue
10 triuk as you have done for tho last SIX
month, 10 one week you uir be dad mnn
-aad Of course, as have purchased ycur
bod, ~ fair, business.hae wuy, ] shall be
at liberty 10 operate upon il"
The cool scrious ganuer Of the doctor,
nuzzIcd our hero, and he already began 10
bear The death raules IN his throat,
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TINE MEDIcAL srunENr.

"You have read sufficiently long,
Charles" said an elderly physician Of my
acquaintance to his student, "a youth who
had been studying medicine some two
years "to commence visiting the sick |
will take you along with inc this morning,
and you will have an opportunity Of seeing
ne well as reading of the many changes 10
disease. We have TO watch with an eye Of
much scrutiny aud discrimination, in order
to enable us more correctly TO Judge the
character aud treatment of various cases
than We could possibly learn from reading
all the books ever published on the science.
And sure enough off went prcccp,or nnd
pupil ~ the daily round Of professional visits.
The first house ihey entered was one
where a man IN convalescGnt state was
longing upon ted, whilst his nurse vas
comfortably seutsd in rocking chair, read
ng a novel for bis amusement. The doc
tor approached tho bed, aud after feeling
The pulse Of tho patient, turned 10 the nurse
and SAID: /" he has beon eating oysters
Why did you let him have them ?"
The nurse decl1fed mos, positively that
he had not; bul being more closely inter
roaa'cj, said he ny ate two or three.
Aler leaving the house, the student ssk
I'd the doctor how IN tho world he could
TED il vas oysters that he had eaten!
Why | saw The shells under he bed y
s'ni The student alone tomg-jauvs,,Il.s.
upon ms return asked him hau lie Nns.
he Is much worse ssrl The yrpng
d'SeP'e Il 'hiuk he s,ll die. lie IA.
caten'a hotse"
" a horse Y yociftraicd lie physician.
+" rs, sir, horse
" How IN The world dad you End GU, ,bs,
he bad eaten a horse u
BrcRusc, sif," sald The knowing siu
dent, | saw saddle aud btillc under ~
L
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.FzSGEEE.g.g.EOEIS
I'ilc Glorious Fwcnty.


ANECDoTE OF THE HORNET Av9 PENGUIN.
tins been related that William Goblet
used 10 show 90 snnii eyularion IN recapi
ulatl1g the naval yjcores Of the Ameri
cans. lilo was ono day speaking somewhat
boldly upon the subject 10 the presence of
nm EneIlsh officer, who pcttishy observed
"Iherc 10 good reason forlt; | went on
board their men Of war after or dafcut and
found half their sailors Usre English -
Well, retoFted the shrewd aud undaun.
ted radical, and gcrc not your sailors all
Eagltsh2'
We believe VIC arc the first to pat into
printed record a little anecdos that may
fairly claim consan3unity with the above.
Ga the ED Of March, 1915, the United
States brig Of war Hornet, under the com
maud of Captain James BiddIP, captured the
British brig of war Penguin, after an nc
ton Of twenty minutes. Capt. BiddIe,
himself, stretching naval courtesy TO the
utmost, sets the time down as TWENTY-FIVE
minutes; but the cry Of surrender WIS shout
cd from the Penguin two minutes sooner
though tho enemy trcacherously fired after,
and renewed the conflict. The brave tara
of the Hornet never allowed the extra two
minutes any notice but sung, drank, ,oast
ed, and told the battle DER again, ever dis
tinguishing the gallant aflr, after their
characteristic fashion, as The Glorious
Iuenty."
~.ycafs after this well known naval
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-10-11
E;gg Of Eefsers.
WD rMAINING in the Pest Office ia Charlotte,
ia. on ihe st day OF October, 1874

MD IMAINISG IN the Post once ia Charlotte,
X D. on ihe lst day Of October, 1874
A-Hez skith Alexander, ai.s Martha Algx.
srder. Tho. II Alexander ?, Morgan Allen,
Thos Ard, w., Mrs. Aodfoes, l,ase Anton.
B-Jorsy B,rfinphor joe. Booth Johu Black
n r Hatncu Jaa. Brown. Nancy 9. Brown,
Absolon Black, T6o'. Beatty.
C-Chairinou Con-. Sci.eoi, Mrs Harriet Con
nor. Thos Chlk, J II. Cslhey, Co y Coleman,
D. I. Caldwell, Ars {. l., Cross +, j. Cannon.
D-1 n Davis j. II Davidson
E-B VI. Fdnty.
FLO. flanagan, n. C. Ffszier Mise 8 For
l. Gdl,pis. TT t'sss .s r. fffay. ri GtiiT.h
H-Arn VI Ilapp IN. r. 4. Hughes Ai'st
IIalrnsr ]. G.. Tlasse, Thos IIaddook. w. 4. liar
ri. I, Ruben Hood, Mrs Sarah Ilapp1dt Ms
Mary Harris, z b. Houston, y. r. Hcndtrson.
MARY Jones, Johnston & Gillespie, Jno
Johnston, Mcuiotvs Jones,
I K-EHzabeth Kennedy ?.
IL. NJ Long. WIN. Lelhgn
M-Mrs NJ H. Mctjco, Ehhn McCrackeu.
Mayor Of Charlotte. Phillmon Morris Mr.. Nor
ris, Henry Mltks, WIN. VI. dcConnaughey, Jas
NcCoppjn, Jno. AcGuir, D. L. McLanehin, Jno
NJ MoNcaly,
/ P-Georgo FettHs
R-Msrcus H. Robson, Ross & Alexander
Thos Russo.
S-Jno Simpson .. Franklin Stafford, Edwarc
STEPHENS, w A. Smith, W II. Spcck, Richard
Smith ,, Jno Springs ,, George Scarett Susenaf
Smart, Kindred Stewart, Martha Smith, Miss Ann
Sloan.
TT. l. Todd >.
W-Dr. J. r. Wooster 3 J. II. Wheeler, Frank
lon Wiley. r. l., Wright, Lucy K. Wiukler, Pat
rick ]. Wilson = Joseph Williams. A G White
& Co., Jno. W lson, s II. Wulknp, J. NJ Walker
Mss Jare williamson, T.. d. williamson. l.. A
Wil!iams.
II, r. WILLIAMS, p. IT.
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Farmers. Read This!

Norm I aroma a grlCllituflSt.
EgT L have bcen frequently solicited 10 publish
w an sRreuItual paper, and sher mature
deliheraiion, have concluded 10 send out proposals
for such publication 10 the farmcts of this State
FOR their consi orntiou That work Of this cha.
rsclor il wanted in this State, no ono wi deny.
II is now for the farmers 10 say whether they will
hive such work devoted entirely to their ntor.
es,s, or not Ibis paper, If published, will he do.
voted oIc'uavely 10 tho interests OF the farming
community, ard will dilcuss every subject that
can possibly BE- of interest TO that class.
The Agri niturisi will be published every week,
on a beautiful sheet II by q inches, at the low
price of Two Dollars per annum, payable on re-.
ceipt of the first uumber--of two dollars and fifty
cents duri0g the year,
With these brief remarks wo commit the propo.
scd paper To the hands Of the friends n ngricul.
turc throughout the State, and respectfully usS
their aid in sustaining the enterprise.
P s. II is proper TO say that the Agrieuturist
will have no connection with the Messenger what.
ever, other than BE- printed in the same office
shat appears in one will not in the other.
Subscriptions TO be sent in by the LIST of Scp'em'
her Tho first number to be issued as soon there.
after as possible, provided sufficient number be
obtained to warrant the undertaking.
- Every Editor in This State is requested TO
copy the above advertisement (togethor with this
noto,) and send copy Of his paper containing the
same tmarked) to the Highland Messenger. Tho
favor will be checrfnlly rccProcated. whenever
desired
TuOS. w, ATKIN,
Ashevillo, N. C.
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TIE REyElLLIR.

A frze Song, written for "Tte Wig Young
Mems Clay Club OF tho City Of brooklyn
AIR--NTs@iles Hymn
Wzes Of the uaisn guard he hammer
which hosrs your glorious Caicitain's name
From granite l.tll 10 green savannah,
Il. Trumpet oa-ued, stsR .p.-A h,s isina
Unfurl Il on TIE p,llur n,ountstn,
Where high tic eagle bni'ds h,s nest;
Unfnrl on lie blue waves crest
by woodI,nd rtreani, and sparkling fountain.
CHoRUs--fIark bark It's tie sugle's call
ii sountcth u tic lray
On. owwsrd gather, one and all,
Around the flag Of CLAY
Liycth proujcr name IN story,
Than his your Gag embaz,nCd on2
Oh, think yo Of the Nations glory,
when It shall te'l Of victory won.
Arouse 70 with that god like sPirt
Which woke your dauDtless sifes Of yore2
The glorious nsme Of %mG they boro;
And ye their name and blood inaor.t
IIsrk, halk SC.
Shy, gallant Wings! when osmc the foeman
10 strike the Gag your Freedom more,
Whose yore arousing tar und ycnHAn,
Silenced The British Lions ro>r'
1ptB proudly out his pinions hinsing,
Our E,gs osred his conqucrlng Wv;
While millions blessed the name Of CLAY,
And with Ii. p-aite sc land was ringing.
Hsfk, hslk &c.
Where free Cslum6iss va-m sky bushes,
nations heart enshriues his deeds;
Tile Grscion, where his og'd st-cam gushes,
Recoants lhem, as bis fock be feeds
For avery cline n hoss sons have risen
~ To break the gyrsnt's iron thrall,
-. --aj ca aas plead more dear to all
20 eaptge'5 PRISON.
fIsrk, hsr,!-,bs busy mo-.
fneroate he prs see IN their tlieme,
And eYer sing, as bright eyes kindla
To Tie Wild music o! the stream.
Labor, with bsavny arm updcd
Him blosscs who Protection yieli-;
And b s'gm Ike the rose lie fslIs,
Beneath HE magc sand, hisa-aift.d.
IIifk, hurs &c.
Arouse ", wings -your flag is streaming!
March to the FIELD 1t bat of drum,
Tho SUM ght on It's fids IS claiming;
On on!-to victory yc come
Throughou tbo Union nobly belr Il!
Your Chioflain treads the pe,h Of anne:
The CIVIC CROWN shall gill hls name;
And mono more vorthlly can wear 1t.
lark, bark &c.
Wig Of the Union gnard tie banner
Which bears your Chief IS undying nlmo!
From hill and plain, and brold savannah,
II, trump-t tongucd, shall speak lis anne.
Where sat or washington before him,
Shall sit tie Nations iayofts Son
Aud long, your pro15oit victory won,
Millions shah bless him and I'D jro him!
lark bark Sc.
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q or eco bushels OF CORN

ENRON .hc hosp FOR sale II each al SO CENTS
a. JNO W. POTTS.
Oct 1. 1914 ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-10-11
REFERENCES.

RI Rer Bi.hopI,es, RI. Rev Bishop Gsdsten
n n. Ju1gs Caldwell, Hon G ". Caldwell,
Hon. d NJ Rarf,nger, w. j. Alexander Eeq
James w Osborne, Esl Hugh D Wsddsi, E'q
fl. ". Guion, E.q. Rev Edwin Geer.
Charlotte, oct ), 1874 %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-27
lE,.o,n TIE piruu,l,,.N

AENEHATToN--As fnost Of our readers are
already aware, the treaty of annexation wat
/ signed on Friday, tbs 18th inst, aud it was
expected that il might 10 sent TO the Senate on
the 18th. We learn frgm the Charleston Mer.
| curry that there ia a CLAUSE in ii which will
prevent posiponement. II gives six months
FOR ratification. or churse to postpone IL ID
reject ii-inasmuch 90 the limitation will ex-
pife before the next congress meets.
The Mobile Herald and Tribune has the
following spcculations rs to the Senate'B vote.
They are entitled, probably, to more than usu.
al consideration as one Of the editors Of that
paper WAS quite recently The conductor Of a
very able Calhoun paper, and may know more
Of the secrets than NEST of us -
Tho lart calculation ia that one Senator
from Maine, two frorh New Hamshire, one
from Connecticut, ono from New York, two
from Delaware, twenty four from tho twelve
slave. holding states, two from Ohio, two from
Illinois, and one from Michigan will support
the treaty. This makes an aggregate of 3s
votes 3t will he necessary for ratification,
leaving a 10 spare for doubtful States, among
which is Pennsylvania Possibly New Jersey
and Indiana will vote for the treaty. This
would increase the note to AZ. THIS state.
meni, we think. may 10 relied on, and We con-
tidenily express the belief, after some atten.
ton 10 the subject, that in three weeks Texas
will be a part Of the United States. We have
the strongest assurances that Mexico will
10 the treaty. and that no objections
win be made On the part Of Great Britain.
The correspondent of the N. Y. CONNER
cial gives the following information, which
may assist our readers ID making up their
minds as TO the probable action oftho Senats /:
That the facts to be presented will be of a
character which, together with the question it.
self, will create much feeling in the country,
there il no doubt. | do MT think, however,
that it will appear that the British Government
has directly interfered in the affairs Of Texas,
farther than 10 propose a commercial treaty
giving great advantages TO British commerce.
But it will be found that the British Anti.
Association has proposed to pay Texas
the sum of six millions of dollars, on
condition that she emancipate her slaves, and
that a farther sum ID to be paid to Mexico, TO
90 towards the payment Of the claims Of Bri.
subjects on the Mexican Government, on
the condition of the acknowledgement, by
Mexico, Of the independence Of Texas. This,
| repeat, is substantially the state Of that mat
az ] learn from the most authentic sour
rcs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-27
NOTICE.

An election will be held for six members OF
the Police Jury, on Monday the 18th of May
next, 10 represent the following wards u the
parishi
9Th ward-At the house Of Joshua Alexander,
presidedby said Alexander and Jas. Louden,
vice John Began, whose time has expired.
9th Ward-At the house Of John Kleinpeter,
senr, presided by said Kleinpeter, vice J. D.
Kleinpeter whose time of service has expir-
ed.
9th Ward-At the house of John Davenport,
presided by ]. Barker vice Sosthene Allan,
whose time has expired,
10th Ward-At the house Of Stephen Roberts,
presided by John + McCaa, vice w. HAYES,
whose time Of service has expiEed.
Ilth Ward-At the house Of John Bartei SEN,
presided by said Bartel and Michael Wat
son, vice Egbert Morgan, whose time has
expired.
18th Ward-At the house lately occupied by
John II. Black, presided BY Amos Adams
and David Pate, vice David H.. Penny, whose
time has expired.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-27

with difficulty at ST. 10 a A III per bbi. We
notice some sales Of sour -four al S3 SIS a 800
per bbl.
LIABILITIES Is pretty good demand for
the lower qualities, for shipment to Europe,
and sales to sothe extent have been made 1t
s 10 Sic. in bbls. and kegs. A very choice lot
in kegs will bring ST, but there is little Of
this description In market. We quote from
VI ID 53c for extreme qualitite.
BACON-Ihe arrivals continue to pour ii
freely, and although the demand since our last
has been good, yet prices arc not fully sustain
ed. We qrote Sides 81 i III. Shoulders 25
a pc. uneanpaaRed Hams 4 41e canvass
sed do. Al q &c.. sugar cured DO. g D &C.
per ID.
WH1sKEY-The market has continued IN
a dropping condition, aud under the infiusnce
of large receipts and a limited demand, prices
have again rocedad, and we now quote Rect.
fed IS D Isle. Common l9le. per gallon.
GBAlN-Supplieg Of Corn have como ii
more freely since our last, and the rates have
in consequences yielded. We now quote 80 q
43G. per basbel for white and yellow. Oats
are selling at % a 26c. per bushoi, in bulk
We do not hear Of any sales oG wheat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-27
SALE.

by virtue Of Commission to me directed
from the Honorable tho Court 0f probates IN
aud for tbs Parish and City pfNew Orlsana,
will DO sold by the undersigned Parish Judge
and exo6icio auctioneer, on "wednesday the
22d day Of May 1914, at IL O'clock M. at the
Courthouse in the town OF Baton Rouge, the
following described property belonging to the
succession Of the late Peter Dulcido Barran
deceased. To wit:
The whole Of square No. 80, containing 10
lots Of irregular shape from No. | to 10 in
Eaauregards section Of the town.
Lot Mob square 7--same section,
Lot Nc. 4 square lO-same section.
TERMs or Sale.
One fifth cash and the balance at six and
twelve months credit in notes satisfactorily
endorsed payable at the Parish Judges Office,
IN case of non payment at maturity to bear
interest at the rate Of eight per cent per an.
nun until final payment, without the purcha-
sera being thereby entitled to delay payment
ofsaid notes which shall moreover be secured
BY mortgage on the property sold.
CA TESTER, P.J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-27

Mn. NAN BuHFs's OPINIONS or THE PeorLe.
MIR. Van Bufen, III his inaugural address,
delivered on the 9Th of March 1897, said
81 should not dare to enter upon my path OF
duty did | not look for the generous aid of
those who will be associated with me in the
Various and coordinate branches Of the gov
eminent; did I not repose with unwavering
reliance on the patriotism, the intelligence,
and Kindness pf A PEOPLE WHO NEVER
YET DESERTED A PUBLIC SERVANT
HONESTLY LABORING IN THEIR CAUSE
and, above all, did / notpermit myself hnmbly
% hope for the sustaining support Of an eyer
watehful and bepefcent providence.
Well, the people deserted him on the very
fret opportunity, aud, according 70 his own de.
liberate testimony, they proved by this act,
that he was not "a public servant" who hon.
estly Iabored "in their cause" He now calls
upon them 10 reverse the verdict they pro.
nouneed against him so emphafteally in 1910.
lie endeavors to get ont Of the dilemma in
which he was placed by his overwhelming de.
feat, by saying that the people we're so drunk
in 1910, that they could not properly decide
upon his sublime merits. Well, they will
have 4 chance Of repudiating this Islander, and
Of rebuking their calumAiator this year, and
we have M doubt they will do It so efeetuui.
ly that neither he nor those who echo his Sian.
ders will ever again dare 10 appeal to them
for their sufrages. Mr.. Van Buren,, in asking
the people to vote for him this year andin tel
ling them they were a poor drunken set Of
fools for voting against him ia 1910, mantfosis
a degree Of tmpudence, which, il ii were not
atrocioes would be sublime. The people
would be the fools he calls them, we're they
This year to revoke the sentence they passed
on him four years ago,-Lou. journal.