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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26


we are authorized to announce ISAAC n
GlLDART, asa candidate for the oa;cc oe nc
trict attorney OF the Judicial District conpo
seq OF the counties of Wilkinson, Adams. Ief
feEson, Claiborne, Amtc and franklin, EIec
ton in November next '''''
we are authorized to announce w 6 CAS-
c6DY, as candidate for the office of Distr;-t
attorney Tor the Judicial District. coJnn1roJ n
the counties OF Wilkinson, Adams. Teffsrsou
Franklin. Amite and Claiborne
We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM
I. MARTIN, of Adams county, as cand;da,.
Tor the ONCE OF District Attorney of the F;ys,
judicial District, composed of the count;ss =,
wilkinson, Jefferson, Adams, Claiborne FranI
lin and Amtc. '""A
we are authorized to announce rzp, 70
IRlCI,, OF dams county, as a candida. ~
t I oihce OF District Attorney Of the Jud;o;a
Olatrlct, composed of the counties os VIII
Amiie FRANKLIN anl
=. .n, are authorized to announce GREEN n |
NAN lN, OF Jefferson county, as cand;d.t, |
,of me once Of District Auoynev of the Firs,
judicial District, composed of the cor,,;.. "o
Jefferson, Franklin, Amite, Adams. Wi,Linso,
and Claiborne. Wilkinson
,,,We are authorized to Announce IOHN
WHITNEY, Of Jefferson county as oord
w., TOT INC Office of Dist let Attornep Of Ia.
80 'A judicial District composed of the copnte,
~ ~ ,h huamS' Jefferson, Wilkinson, Franklin
.Diaioorne and Amite.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

LoulsIANA.--The Democratic State Can
venticn Of Louisiana, which convened a.
Baton Rouge on the I4th instant, nomina.
ted the Hon. Isaac Johnson, of the Parish
cf Yves; Feliciana, for Governor. and
Trasimond Landry, Of Ascension g.
Lieutenant Governor. We learn thar en-
IRE unanimiiy did no, prevail in the con
ventlon, and that considerable excitemen,
a'ld dissatisfaction was manifested by the
trends Of the disappointed guberna,orial
asp'rants Judge Johnson received the
nomination, beating Judge Walker only
ten votes No Congressional candidate
was nominated for tina. District. Il isl
SAID that special con ven.ion will be cal
ed Ioftns purpose.
The Wing candidates for Goyernor and
Governor, will probably be
zen. William DeBuys and Edward Spar
ow, both gallant and hole soued Wings
no s'ai"art champions Of wing princl- t
les. The contest will be close one. :
nd many good blow will be given and q
eceved, yet we think, when The day 3.
atlIe arrives, that a glorious victory viii y
rown the patriotic exertons of the noble T.
'hgs OF Louisiana. 1.
The election takes place on the frs,
onday, in January. 1916.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

CALlFoRSiA,-Xhe Washington CORES
pondent of the New York Journal O
Commerce makes the following develope
'nen's Of the designs of England upor
The rich territory OF the CALIFORNIA; bo
sed upon the representations of ex.Gov
Shannon, late Miniserto Mexico:
"Nr Shannon fully confirms the ,rp,b
Of what had been strongly surmised be.
tore, that the British Government, Ind uo,
some hold upon the CaliCorn las. She ba.
taken a mortgage upon them 10 secure the
payment TO her subjects to The omount Of
'wenty'slx millions Of dollars. Our Gov.
eminent has, learn, official KNOWLEDGE
OF nus transaction. That Great Britain
~iII iofeclose the mortgage, in due time
nave not the least doubt. The fine bavs
hno haF6ors OF that region are Of i'm.
tnehSe Importance to her--vastly more ca
nan The Oregon territory. In the even,
y war between The United States and
Hex'co, the CALIFORNIA; would become
,ufs' unless 6 Britain herself mingled in
ne STRIFE, and, under present ci,cums,sn.
eS, she would NO; hazard an Unnecessary
'ar' her policy is mani tested 10 make =
eaceiul acquisition. She NAV, moreover,
pcnte lasting peace with the country
y yielding her claim to Oregon, as She
lay well afford TO do, if she is to have tho
nd'sturbed possession of the CALIFORNIA; f" c
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

MARSHALL CouNrY.-The regularl,
nominated democratic ticket is as follows
FOR State Senator--Joseph w. Mat
news.
For HePresentatives-T. J. Malone, Jas
L. Iotten, James H. Cowan, E.F. Porte
The party is split upon the question as
20 VINO snail be senator. Rober. Josselyn,
me poet, aIsoa strong democrat, is a can.
dIdate IN opposition to Col. Na,thawo
ne IS a young man of fine abilities, and
has many friends. II he should cont;n,.
. rum he will he apt to divide the demo
cratic vote Of the county.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

ro NC are authorized to announce STANHOPF
FOSEG, Of Wilkinson county, as canJ;da,.
Tor the office of Judge of the trcui, Court f.,
tne hrst judicial District, composed of the conn
ties OF Wilkinson, Adams, Amte, tranklin
Jefferson and Claiborne.
we are authorized to announce CHARLES
CLARk, of Jefferson county. as candidate
1!or tne oihcc of Judge of the Circuit Court. for
me nrst Judicial District, composed of the coun
yes OF Wilkinson, Amite, Franklin, Adams,
Jefferson, and Claiborne.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

WARREN CouNTV.--The Wings of this
sterling old county have nominated HI,
y.nn J. Guion, for county senator, J. F.
o"arSey Tor city and county representa-.
we and Z. J. Sessions for the county IF
warren. They all good and weil.tried
"N'ss-men Of eloquence and ability
ne eloquent and whoe-souled GUIoN il >
most in himself. The Wings Of Warrea
"''i undoubtedly achieve gIoriou. and
decisive victory next November.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

WAR WITH MExIco.-The follow inc re-
marks were made by ex.Minister Shan,
non In conversation relative TO the nro
abilities of war with Mexico, in New
YORK, recently. The war fever, will we
rust soon s"bside. as there is very little
1000 on which to keep up The excitement
The idea of such an eneryated and helm.
less nation as Mexico entering upon hos.
hI'''e9 with the United States, is in itself
ridiculous:
what he said TO us was, tina, in case of
annexation Mexico would probably adopt
some "0@'te measures, perhaps shut her
ports aSa'nst AmAricln vessels. psrhaos
otoer AmarIcnn merchants 10 quit her ter
rtory' AID perhaps issue letters of mar.
que; ont ne said the Mexican Govern.
ment entertained no thought, of really
heht'ng the United States, and if she
should adop: any measures endanoer;no
ma rmony, 1t would be with the expectation
mar the speedy intervention of Gre,,
Britain and France for the preservation
~ peace, would prevent any actual 6gh,
ing. lie stated, TOO, that no adminisfra
non IN Mexico would desire TO mako .
nos'lle movement against the TN ',aJ
o'ales; tor all intelligent men there knew
perfectly well that Mexico could have NJ
'ope OF su cess in such controyer.y, !,
,o' maj so universal was the chaprin 81
ne me&'cahs at their defeats in Texas n
" strong The hatred Of The United States $
'r 'helr sympathy with Texas. and eli,
rear me bursting abou, the vIndicat;on oc,l
'e national honor, that all adminis,r.. i
ops and politicians we're comnelled to1,l
~ The general clamor, and ,ha, the r
'eSeh' not Beng military adminisira. 5,
'n' could hardly hope 10 keep lis place c
nhont DONG something in accordance G
10 ms universal feeling, and something C
n'cn would, al Leaf during the first par
!s'ns OF dlsme mberment, provide oc- oI
Pa''on Tor tho arm Your. of Com. hi
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

HoNoRs TO THE INDUSTRIOUS pEAp.-The
citizens of Baltimore have commenced s.
subscription for the pu rpose OF building q
noble monument in that city, IN memory
Of Gen. Jackson. The Chief Justice n
The United States, Hon. Roger B. fancy.
heads the subscription list. We hope ,b,.
patriotic design may be carried Out,
will only be honoring the nar,ory Of a
man to whom honor is so Justly due.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26
To Candidates.

We wish to impress deeply upon you
minds that our terms require payment, IN
advance, for all annunciations. Therefore
all those who have not settled up, are re.
quested 10 do so forthwith. We espe
cIally commend this notice to candidates
residing out of the county. We shall
send number of the paper con tanning
this notice TO all of them.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

we are authorized to announce VAN f
S"bARlNGE%, as candidate for the office o.
rfoDate Judge Of this county at the ensuing
November election.
we are authorized to announce JOHN
ALhER, as candidate for the Office Of Pro
pate Judge Of this county at the ensuing No
Tember election. A'0
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

We are authorized to announce ERASMUS
g RUSSELL, as a candidate for the office O
probate Clerk Of Amite county. at the ensuing
November election
we are authorized to announce STEPHEN
q. DAVIS, as candidate for the Office of Pro-
bate Clerk OF Amite county, at the next No
Tember election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

DEMOCRATIC MEETING. The democracv
OF ANTE county, met in convention al the
court house, in this town, last Monday
the 2lst'nstant' The meeting was quite
large and respectable. Thos. r. Cheat.
nam, Esq, was called TO the chair, and l..
r. Ford, Esqr., appointed secretary
Gen. Ferdinand c. Talber, and Elijah NJ.
Davis, Esqr, were nominated as democrs.
tic candidates for the legislature. They
are both est'mable gentlemen, and il ac,u.
ally gives US much pain when we think Of
The awful lhrashlng they will have to I'm.
dergo next November.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

We are authorized to announce JOSEPH r
HOFF, as candidate for the office OF Circni,
Clerk OF this county, at the ensuing November
election
we are authorized to announce ROBERT L
TORRANCE, as a candidate for tho office of
Cir1nit Clerk Of this county. at the ensuing No.
vcmber election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

70 unity Repre- entative.
we are authorized te announce PETER
oFLAN AGAIN, as a candidate for Representa-,
I'VE OF Amte county, at the ensuing November
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26
THE BIG CHINESE LETTER

This singular document, which perhans
snrpasses IN It's dimen sions, and in partic
ulars Of composition, any State paper
which was ever addressed 10 our govern.
men', arrived at the Department Of State
on Friday. We have had an opportuni.
ty OF seeing the extraordinary missiye.
and have been favored with the following
copy OF translation, which was ma1a
from the Chinese by Mr.. Parker. and
Transmitted with tho original document.
ne whole accompaniment! is almost as
unique as the document itself 1t will b.
deposited with The archives of oar gov
eminent, to crafty the curiosity Of rirfu,
Oos. Accompanying this letter, is one
addressed to MIR. Gushing, our late com.
missioner to China--of which we furnish
also translation. Union.
The reader will probably recollect that
we recently published an interesting com
mun'catlon from learned Chinese scho.
ar IN this city. descriptive of the charac.
tiers Of the letters written by the Chinese;
and proving that the higher the respect
Intended TO be shown, the larger was the
dimension Of the letter. If this rule he
correct one. no higher respect could
scarcely be shown 10 the President Of M.
United States, or perhaps to any pole.
upon the face of The earth, than in
MS extraordinary composition.
Inc contents Of the letter to the Presi-
en-; are very agreeable. 1t breathes the :
pirIt Of peace, and sincere desire to ex-
end tho benefits of intercourse between
ne two great nations--''lhe Central
'lovery Kingdom" as he Chinese call
1elr own empire, and 'the Nation Of the
lowery Flag" as they call US. (See The a
of the Scholars and PeocIe q :.
anton, IN Mr.. Cushing's Documentary -
correspondence submitted to the last - -
ongress, page IS -
II Is amusing to see with what an air !,
refined courtesy the Emperor excuses -
msel! tor not seeing Mr.. Cushing at Pc .
%. Our commissioner was most anxiou, D,
take the trouble of the visit: bu; the 80
nperor plays the depIomalist, and dis. !"
'ises his policy Of keeping strangers ~,
om MS capital, under the appearance Of 49,
greatest consideration Tor the co .ofor, ~
the ambassador.
The letter to the President consists Of -.
roll feet inch, long, by 2 feet / / IN. -
es wide. The writing is ona field ., ~, ~
IN yellow silk, with margin of silk r
me same color, embroidered in god ;co,
cad The letter is in two languages 80
1Inese and Machu Tartar,) in charac {
OF large size, and in perpendicular The
lmns, which are separated ID the mid On
by the imperial sea which il com cef
81 OF Chinese chlracters, enclosed Ii }an
'rfOuche about three inches square Oh
. ron ls enclosed in wrapper OF vel 1ett
SIR, yellow being the imperial CO md
which again is enclosed ia round slipt
covered with yellow silk, and closed Mole
wo iastenngs Of jad stone; and f. him'
y enclosed IN an oblong square box @hs
ose wood, and PADDED and lined with and
DIV SIX. hat,
[coPYl 0 be-
ne great Emperor presents his re
70 me President, and trust he is well I"
me Emperor having looked up and re- man
ID tho manifest ,CiH OF Heaven, hold serve
fe'sns Of government over, and soothe Bostc
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

The following resolutions were unan
Imousy adopted at a meeting Of the de
mocracy of Amite county, last Monday
We most cheerfuIy comply with the re
quest contained in the last resolution:
RESOLVED, Tha, the citizens of Ami,e
county, without distinction of party. be
requested 10 meet al this place IN the
"a Monday in August next, 10 Join in fu
neral obsequIes TO the memory Of Gen
ANDREW JACKSON. deceased. and
mat !. +. THOMPSON and JAMES NJ. Swr.
Ley Esqrs', be requested to deliver ad
dresses on the occason-that Parson 4.
H. H. r. Roberts be requested to officiate
rs Chaplain on that occasion.
fesolred, That the following gentle
men be appointed committee to make
suitable arrangements Tor the occasion.
w: Maj. 0. ]. DonneIa, Hon. John
" alker, Nathan Chaiant, ESQ, e. l., |
,avls, Esq, DR.. Q. ". CauIfeild, Francis
Hitchcock.
h'so(U'd, That the Liberty .4duocqt
g requested to publish copy of these
esoIuti0ns.
he resolutions would have appea red, ,
Or al least The substance of them) even
copy mad not been furnished us, and
{ consider the last resolution entirely n !.
ork OF supe rerogation. No one honors
0d reveres the memory of the depa rted
gro ana statesman more than ourSelf
I'd no one can be more anxious to IA U
aspect to his memory.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

we are authorized to announce G.. pTNCK,
NEf SMITH, of Wilkinson county, as can.
d!date Tor the office of Chancellor of the State
% MISSISSIPPI. at the ensuing November election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

Throughout Texas, wherever the uS'.
l"t Gen Jackson had becol' Known ~,
sraI obSequies were in preparation lo'J q,
'nemoraIc me event. Previous 70 '''s.. y,
ease being known at The seat Of uo'I'
ment the following resolutions were I %r
'ed unanimously by both Houses o. W.
grcss:
hesolre3, By The Senate aa5 H"S "
Representatives Of The fepu5hc o. i'. ..
N Congress assembled, That N inc """ u,
and behalfof the Republic OF IrSa" \, !,
hereby tender to Gel. Andrew JacA''" w
gratitude ofa nation p..,.
be Ufurther heSofved. That Ing ~ ~
lent Of The Republic Of Texai's "9 y ~
'equested 10 transmit to Gen. Jaess'r I'LL.
us ExceIlencv the President o. Wv s.ch
Cd States aud to lhe Governors = -.
{ the States and Territories o. '"o ' ,,oo
can Union, opv Of this joint feso''''
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

ONE WAY, ANDA Gooo JNE, ~ i.
the cunningest mode d escape 'fO" ".c,,.
On that We have yet heard o. ~ ,nt
fel AZ Ipswich, Mass, The olns' ! d
Daniel Croain, an Irishman, comm" Nm, b
a charge OF store breaking, suce;'p" ,Sn
getting out Of Jail, taking "FtencIl, y NM
md has not been seen since = ri.
slipped into the bIacksmith's snOF ,o,t!
mole in the big bellows, where 20 ~ !" "a
himself away un;il search lot 'I, 10, "a Isns
when he quietly cut through ~ y, ~,
and escaped! A wag at our s' Is,srssI
hat, for his cunningness, Cronln u' ,,sas
0 be- pufed until he beIiOws. - f'S'y1
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

We are authorized to announce N sCTDnrp
OF Wilkinson county, as a candidate e. tho
once OF District Attorney, for the Judicial Dis
trlct, composed of the counties of Wilkinson.
Amite' Adams, Claiborne, franklin and JyfFeI.
son. NASi
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

liam struggling for Liberty" as the
carpentersald when he was building the
Jail in this place.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

I" HoNEsr industry has broug" i
man 10 the sceToII," said wag, s'p IT, !.
served a carpenter upon the s'aS''S
Boston Past.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26
IcoPY1

Inc great Emperor presents his re
CARDS to The President, and trust he is well
! The Emperor having looked up and re-
ce'yed tho manifest sCiH OF Heaven, hold
me reigns Of government over, and soothe
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-26

nc Proprletors Of the mammoth Brother Jon
sssn nag over 100000 orders for copies Of thei,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
FLOUR AND WHEAT MARKET

Flour is now selling at from s. 90 to Sc from v,c.
eons. II has commanded higher price, bu, the price,
!" Richmond and the North would moi justify lis con-
,"ua"re mere. Some ask higher, bu, buyers are not
'IoSe" I" give more. Wheat is selling at from 81 90
10 81 70 per bnshe in this market few DAYS since
sold at ST SO to ST So but finally settled down At
me price quoted above.
IN Richmond, Flour is quoted at from Sc % to SC
oo. WHEAT from 81 45 to 81 AZ. Blu, for the last
Nv" days. the papers do no, give the price, but we nm
ders'and it has declined little.
;" New York, on The 2i,h Flour was selling At &c
ana was dull, and one lot sold as low as s. ST.!
=" Philadelphia. on the Oath. Flour sold for S6 10
!" heat sold at iromsl Sc to 43.
:" boston; Nov %. holders asking 81 for Flour,
'"o some sales were mate at tina, price.
oa'''n're n"prics seems To have been agreed upon
since 'he arrival Of The britannia Some few sale,
' oee" made at the following prices: S. 50 10 Sc
20 Wheat sold for {. So.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
BRITISH INiRl,l1ES & ppIprS

hehe'tr certain class If politician, IN H., countrv
are particularly dtsinus Of accomplishing any object
'"ey are sure The sujeci adns Of II Ia appeal to
sumo one "l our ns national peJalrrs 10 AID m us
e"hs"mmalon Il, especially. they can connect Great
"fa'h win the scheme III CONTEMPLATION lh,y A., -,
certain !" dwell, with srun. ,mpl as>, upon II.
sraspng policy Of her government aud her ,snec,l c.
size 10 te'ad he growth Of The L. States aud 10 chez.
me development o her mighty resources A,.,.lin,
10 Toe strong antpahy Of cur reorle acans, po,,f,
wien 'hey have been taught 10 hare. and s,iona,i,in
AL ;" no may oppose their views as ell,r heinz n,a,
'he hnonce OF British feelings" or Of .B,,.h ,,,,a -
'"'y naslne (and often cotrctl, tina, they hold in
JANUS 'ne certain means Of operating successfully
'F'" PColic sentiment. THIS IVES the case hen ,bo
P'''"y OF annexing Texas 10 the Uui,sd States WAS
"s' presented 10 the consideration of the American man
Pe' Whenever public interest be,an To 1,y soms
Pau'ae STORY was nveGied of the insidous utucue mr.
u""a'fah'aoe Interference On The rart of The Rrii;sh
government 10 bbe or deter Texas f,,m o.,.n;,..
our p'oiered alliance. 1t was in vain thai these slI
stories were shown. alter another I. he as ,h.n,d
rs 'le has demonstrated tina, they were false. lilo
me tabled heads Of the HYDRA as ias, as one was d.
''feyed annisr. Of more fearful aspect. stood in lie
pace Df"'s' Intrigue British po,rer, British eoLr
"eSe were The phanions that KEEP, steadily bef.re
Tue eyes OF The people, To ffgh.n ihe from Their ,,,.
i'"' s"d 10 Pecpllate through an:ry political .rife
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

Ornamental Gardening.-We are clad to sea III.
Increased attention paid 10 the cultivation of flower, and
'fn' ~ The citizens OF this place. They have now an
opportunity of engaging the of gentleman eve
way competent to Improve their gardens. We refer
'' 'an'N' whose Taste and skill are atesed by some
I" our citizens who have already awaited themselves of
us services We would refer those disposed to follow
''s good example, among Others to the grounds of John
~ Murre' Esq aud 10 the handsome creen.housp.
winch, under The snperinlendence Of Mr. g. now orn,
men's Them. II Is not often The case thai il ia in or
power 10 procure the aid of individual compeent II,
give suitable directions in matters Of This kind and NO
therefore urge all no may wish improve and emte
'si their yards aud gardens Loose The present oo
poTlunlty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

az s,eni which. had besu 's ID The na,sfal order .
things. Hopd have occurred without difficulty. and
perhaps without material opposition.
We have required 10 this subject at this time tor the
purpose o. calling cur readers attention to speech
lately drlsered at public disner in Texas given in
hoaar Of Mr. Terrell. whp was the Texas Minister
Plenip'ienary tn France aud England while the an
nrIaiioa project pending. Tia, gentleman, 10 re-
Ply TO complimentary Toast. took OCCASION to refer 10
The allegations made against The British government. in
she following language:
'.sume time since the 'Unor.' INDUCING in the usual
stain al sbnse about British nr que this matter, de-
nuunced the conduct Of Great Britain 'unaafran-
table interference In the affairs of This continent. II al
- says Texas spured all The slluremeD,s ii England
feJeriei tho commercial priv lege5 and the money ed
facilities held out to her embrace and the blandlsh~
ncnts of BRUSH gold could avail any thing against
he s'tfn Resolves VI free people, Nc. and finally
rlafgfs TREASON upon the Government OF Texas. Here
are hour distinct aud substantive charges enumerated,
and there u not che word of truth IN any Of them;
and three ID them Mr.. Richie must have known to be
nhfur "ien ls published tbem-or il he is gnoran.
a. mi 10 know them untrue he 10 wholly unfit for his
PRESENT important position"
Here is di.tinc, and emphatic denial Of the several
charges preferred agans, the British government, and
"htrh, az we said at the time, and repeat with more
confidence now, made, because they w.re be-
lirvrd, but lor the purpose Of influencing ihe public
judgment by an appeal 10 the anti Bfiti. feelings of The
people. That they were uniuunded is thus clearly
shown But MI Terrell goes step farther and at
hrm' that those who imputed bribery To others,
themselves guilty OF il! Hear wha. he says ON this
head:
The henous sin Of bribery also which it has become
50 fashionable 10 charge upon Great Britain, lies much
more properly at the door of the United States. do
not knnw that her agents offered gold any Of our
citizens, but do know that they lavish OF their
Oilers oi uilre aud siai0n The attempt WAS made d
reilly upon myself, and upon others could If
c9safy.'
What will the American people think of this develop
menl? Certainly it is remarkable that charge SO
grave, coming from quarter remarkable has elected
not the slightest comment from those hu deeply
interested III dlsproying it, if be false. The W ASKING.
Ion Union sits silent under the degrading inpulatlon
Dues /; mean thereby 10 plead guilty 10 the onencel