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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-21

JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
ovrrcE No. 50 WALL ST, OPPOSITE THE MEscHaNrr
EXCHANGE.
u'Hb Company continues against loss damage
~ Fire, dwelling houses buildings in gs
neral Goods and every description
Personal also against loa damage by inland
DIRECTORS
Lhomas " Thone. Elisha Riggs,
Ahom9s r. Woodmh, Anson Baker,
- n Robson, M. ID. Joseph Drake .
Moses Tucker, Jsmss Y uaIn..
Johs r. Dawson, John p Moye
Sonn n 4e,. William X. Thon,
xneo Inms Thomas Morell,
johnsC. Merritt, Ro6srt Snitk"
oAo H. HUE, secretary. al tire
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HOWES Il CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS
sscketts Harbour the i7ih Wstertown on the 18TH
22d Canton 23d Ogdensurg h Prescott in Canada
and Kingston 2sh 10Th and 3oh Of July from 70
The Largest Essablshmen Organized in the United
States comprising $50 Men and Horses curing 2S
Csages to convey the performers wardrobe musicians
among whom the Greatest Female Rider Age re.
''A''' 'i''''1 M LsN1 NE. MARIEMAcARrE,
whose style OF Equestrian Feats peculiarly her OWL
being chaste classe graceful ascnan, addTes
end the charming napee with which chains her audi.
feature of the country The Proprrrors re-
fer the public the brilliant description given the espec
e. N: Of q: and daring iss
GAM NJ 'h Ans SHST sfSsA
%sh. 8. 90 s M
giantess the world They will appear in JACK and the
Ss:a S !a .s snS p. "a % s.
% VIII ss as.: ss, e yn:
sSSE =. &:
m: sosbs sas :.. a.
SySSe
n ss =: ss
their elegant Gymnastic Groupings Mr. swess
the Charioser of Phqbus Posturng Gynastcs By
brilliant Act OF Fencies Of Protsuso Mr. C. Howe, IL
Slack Rope Evolutiens Mr. Geo. Sweet, the celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer. With variety Of Others. The whole
&. the leading most talented and classic performers
HOwEs & co.'s New York Mammoth Circus
A TLANTIC GARDEN is NOW cPEN FOR THE
mys smsrc ''''' WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor
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T H K A M A z . N
WIGS.

~ ENTLEMENs Real Heads of Hair being the latest and
greatest improvement IN the manlfsctr. Of Wigs and
d them here They display the forehead and temples
any height, pon! u wig making before attained
fit the head by mechanical contrvance entirely
living man. Copy the address.
E. PHALON, 81 Broadway, opposite the
jvi5 lwsr fsch~ Hotel. uuder Indsnv's Hofal.
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TO THE LADIES.

Bright tres.ss are are, the theme Of poets gr.iss,
IT'S beautys mark, lustrous head Of hsr,
And what both most delight to wear.n
order preserve the Hair and give it sksn Iustre the
scalp be kept perfectly healthy and elesr Of dan
drift ONE ~ise the hair will decay and fall out PHA-
Ions CHEMICAL HAIR lNVIGORATORi 10 the only
article 70 produce these results.
Buy " OF y. Phaon 81 Broadway (judson's Hotel OF
drug fancy dealers generally and country II
peciay recommended to the ladies'. for toilet use
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lsornLs AND WArnRfrs PLACrs.
BROOKLYN NAVY HOTEL.

bhOOhLIN NAV nOIEL.
.S.; 4. Ssa. ne a ssd ssS
neatly with Billiard Table. rooms The house Z
well Sgsa Ea y sd Of
the reasonable Rooms be had without
sssf &: {:
% s .SGs place
the and custom Those who wish
Th; S: P;YEs. the hey
THE COLUMBIA HOUSE.
s GaHrfHsSq B Ell sITf Fiji,
of the travelling so%@uSi,y Spss ~n'a.'''
JAMES BAcLKr, late of Jsnsss Hotel. ~
RrSsy MAesEsaE, formerly Of the Washington House
TROY HOUSE, TROY, N. Y.
,rH G;99LhE Lem z ROGERS. PRoPRIET0Rs
hua e'P TSs cars a. o Bos
from from, B nf tale saI..o, and MSste, Immediately
i few :,sp 8, The R,SpI,s,SI.
This without the pleasant on the
go to or from the car; or house for any direction
snpossd other s''n caution my reports from
u EVENING" to %:
to visit the lake. dine srd y ssns.y
cM Rd diss e the A's0r Housed.
jyl7tf tLste Of the Steamer Eupre)
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
THE PUBLIC is informed that this establishment having
been enlarged and improved since the close Of the Last
season. will he opened for the reception Of visits
az M: ss I. ms. LASDoS S1 nsas sIsi
PAVILION, NEW BRlGHTON
pse Il ssa0 &: aos hi FRI. s ri
operation and prepared for their reception.
Steamboats, between Pier No. l. North River, New
Brighton, At the following hours viz
from New brighton. From New York
:.1sH4.AA M,iSifM
Pavilion, New Brighton June 1, is4s. jHtfrc
BOARD IN THE COUNTRY. ID
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY. "a
FEW sentssl Bcsrden can be accommodated at one Of
about mile from the river four miles below Newbuh
Everything TO make summer residence desirable will be
&c For further partie please enquire Of and D.
I92 Broadway corner John 49,
N. B-The and splendid steamboat Thomas Powell
lands passengers every afternoon, leaving New York
o'clock. j2l 3tsrh
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MODEL OF NEW YORK
In earned EYood

THIS immense work of art by E. PORTER BELDEN il
n now on exhibition at the Minerva Rooms to6 Brosdwsy
This model building she'd tree and other
objects ~ the city ha been progress more than
year and upwards Of loo persons have been employed
construction.
Above the Model is Gothic Canopy Of the most hizhlv
decorated carved work containing in different
oil paintings by the first artists Of some of the Principal Bu
sness Esta lishnents in the city.
Hours of exhibition from A. NJ 10 10 p M Tickets Is
cenn-oeason tickets % cents jy2l 6teodrc
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"sgRG0 UT PRossIM:"

"SUKGO UT PKOSSIM."
DAUL H. DENNIS AND J. MARTIN BOTHER
e. e. house .S No 8 NASSAU sTREET oppo
their friends and who may be disposed to favor
them with call Their Bar will all well sup
Cigars &c.
essrs DENNIS BoTNER their friends every
effort will be made to sustain the long
ejoyed and they confident Of giving satisfaction al
~ Lunch will be set day eleven o'clock free
oil charge jyi3 1wsje
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COUNTERS FOR SALE.
TWO mahogany top Counters th draw ers Also, store
L fixtures, shelving, sc.
jy2l 2sm No ss Wall street
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Appcplexy, 81 Bleeding, .; Bleeding from stomach ! ;
Bleeding from lungs, Bronchitis Cancer Casual
ne, ): Choler. nf.nsum 50 Cholera morbus s. Cholic,
:olis lsun stuck 81 Cysqosi. Debility Delrium
.s D,sCwned Dy..n..Iy. II EPILEPSY Fever. Ee,
yer c.r Fever puspern Fever rs%tent Fee
nervous. Fever conse.tye, qou Heart disease Of
Hopping cough, Inflammation of bladder, Infiam.
nation Of BRAIN Inflammation of bowels, 10 lnnamma.
non Of chest Inflammation Of lungs, of
stomach. !! Inflammation Of throat Iadsmmsrion Of
liver lntsmgeIance S; Jaundice, Msltormaton,
known, g.
Ase-Under year, 1885, to years. 50; to 81 to TO-
10 to 80 20 90 So; 30 co. IS; to So s5 SO TO co.
kown, 3.
Colored persons. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CORNELiUS b ARCHER, CITY Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, July %. fsls.
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MANSION HOUSE

MANSION HOUSE,
MIpD6ET CONNECTICUT
THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to announce to his
friends and the public that he tss leased the house
for of and hopes by experience strict
attention business merit liberal share Of their patron
age. JOHN L. MONROE.
mrs smsrc Formerly of the u. g. Hotel Boston.
p a: 81. DELM0NlC0, are happy e inform then
friends and the public that their Hotel in Broad
way, No. Is Of Morris street, completed and
will be opened on the LIST of June next
No pains have been spared render the
Portable in the city and DESTROYS of
wants and comforts attended to with the attention
my Is 1msr
SARACEN'S HEAD, IL DEFY STREET, N. Y.
TO6EPH SMITH late Of Worcester England, begs leave
e inform hi: friend. egste :ns the public in general
and calculated please gentlemen of He
will always heretofore keep his Bar and Larder supplied
Dinners from ill oelsck and Cold Cuts Chops Stakes
His supply OF English and city newspapers exceed by
house in New York, and his es Wines Segars &c.
Of the quality and the attendance prompt Pr-
vse Rooms provided Tor parties and the comfort and
mediation Of customers always attended to- Lodgings &C.
myl5 lmsr
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RlRD CAGE MANDATORY, 1876 Spring street, be
- tween Wooster and Laurens street.-The subscriber
he keeps constantly on hand large supply Of fancy
dar and Willow Ware Brushes Baskets Nss and ssnsysI
assortment Of articles usually kept Wooden Ware S,oe
where j.. KELLY
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TO BAKERS,
a purur ARTICLE OF New soutnsvn Flour m'de q
"A No,h Caroiss nest Of this years xrswth fos sale
street. BE- - ar - ~ 1880
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ANClENl AND MODEkN BUNS.
THE SUBSCRIBER has opened an extensive establish
msnt in the large basemsn Of No 60 John street, for
the sale OF valuable Books every department OF human
knowledge, and thought. He has accumulated a
siderable collection Of works Of which curious and
and all less Of value He intends sell
for cash. and have no y, whatever in The
stock will be constantly augmented BY the purchase OF
ysts libraries Of smaller collections Of books He will
iached by any sect or party every department Of era
fore make his establishment agreeable resort the
Bibomsniac, the Antiquarian the Divine the Lawyer the
Artist and men Of letters and science generally each Of
whom will meet with choice works. in his own particular
walk the lowest possible price He therefore, invites all
.i hae large qusItity Of foreign and native
sse ~ tne Piano Forte and other nstru for which
ne VIII thank any ?ne who may give him onehsf
RTee charged by the cheapest seller in the
uu,,,u. JOHN boyle, bookseller,
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY.

OsT last evening 10 going from Spruce street through
IL Park and up Broadway Pearl street. three large Br,
Keys Byeaving the anne this Once the finder will
rewsrded. jy2f lfsrrc
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(y1IE 6KTNs 4 sLAU0HTEH HIDEs-sses bcsr A..
INV Cry CAR sf5ss. ssiseted AIso iiShs, mldaavs
md heavy Hidss OF vsr'or. JNk "A r.shy
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POWERFUL ATTRACTION
THE R.dYEL FAMILY G.4BRIEL R.aYEL .aNI
-

ii A M a.
No. $50 BROADWAY (between Spring aad Prince)
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS
superior order will be this fashionable re.ort
~ ~ ,EvEMr EVENING (Sundays excepted). ADMIT
Ice Creams, Fruit Ices Charlotte de Russo Jees and
Fruits their also Wines CordiaIs and o.ors ~
the first quality iy2o 2rs r.
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Married,
On the 18th inst, by the Rev Ira r. stswart Capt
Wh EDpr, to Miss MARTHA E. TRIPP, both Of Newport
Died.
Yesterday morning, MARI ANN DouoLAs, after Yong
and painful illness.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her f.
pe from the residence Of John d. Hoyt 1876 IRWIN
street, without further notice
Weekly Report OF Deaths.
In the city and county of New York. the lIt dav Of
July to the 18th day of July 1916. =
los Men 80 Women $50 Boys III Girls Total as
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INVENTOR of the CIRCULAR SKIRT, 1873 Spring strt,
returns her thanks the Ladies for the
very generally acknowledged to surpass, for comfort and
health any other Of Skirt which has been ntroduc ed
as decidedly superior arcle-she invites tho
ladies' who have not tried this article call and inspect
1t The real article is only TO be had at
jyl9 lw.c l2s SPRING ST.
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CARROLL'S INDICATED VAPOR BATHS
1874 FULTON STREET,


THOSE who have tried ,he vapor Baths admins
Of the safest aud ecacious remedy for many attacks
resulting from the changes Of climate also
the most agreeable mode Of bathing Real cleanliness
hardly to be enjoyed without the Of these baths
Bah," called and have been established this city
years Sulphur Iodine and other Medicated Baths ad
yed by the Faculty Half hours notice required for the
Sulphur Baths. Jyo 6t$rrc
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$500 FOR SALE,
0F the Georgia Lumber Co. Bank Notes, fly per CO
- Apply to ST. BAKER, az Broadway,
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DISSOLUTION -
TNHE COPARTNERSHIP Heretofore sxstur hstwSSn
the Subscribers IL this day by mutual
New York, July 10, isN. Jo1EPH Heard.
The businsss Of Hair Dressing, Wig Making Shaving
&C., viii be conduct.d hsrstofors by the subscriber
Of his friends
jy20 asrc VIM HUNT.
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FNESH IEAS, SUGARS, COFFEES, &c.
{USr RECEIVED from the late sales large and splen
did % ...ortIsnt Of fresh Tea. Sugars. Coffee. Pine
quality do hne favor cts very fine souchong 3
best quality Ouong good bright New OIean. Sugar Sd
white do and 3D. crushed oafss pulvered Sd
tr. 10 cts ST Domingo cents Also GOOD white lamp Oil
S. solar do 6s best sperm per gallon. Good Hams Sd
Smoked Beef ID good Butter iod prime Is Orange
County 3D. Families keepers and dealers
from the country invited call
stock prior purchasing Goods all Of the city
free OF charge: J. q. FOWLER,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer and Tea Dealer,
$50 Greenwich Murray; and 42s snwch
Nesxy andIs Vesey, Greenwich.
vi 1wA
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE Subscriber Francis Delluc HIS this day taken into
Copartnerhip his brother Msrcellin Deluc and they
will continue the busipss. DruEgss phaTmae &C.,
The Arm Of DEL LUC Co to Tscs Souii.
lard. FRANCIS DELLUC,
New York, July 90 IelS. jv2l lw&m
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WAsHIHGroS, Jan. 80.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE.

After the House was opened. Mr.. Baker of
Illinois rose TO make ? personal explanation.
The Union had stated, in reporting his speech
yesterday, that he stated thai he was 4 sup
porter of James K. Polk through the last
Presidential election. Mr.. Baker corrected
his in manner that left no doubt that he
was not a Polk man during the last cam
paign.
Reports were then called from Standing
Committees. Among the bills presented was
me from the COMMITTEE on Commerce. in
favor of lemitting the duties on The articles
consumed in the late New York fire Anoih-
er bill was reported from the Committee on
Revolutionary Claims, for the erection of a
nonnmen, 10 Gen. Wdreu.
IT 9 II use then WIN; into COMMITTEES OF
The Wnole.
Mr. IIoge of Illinois spoke in favor Of the
Notice, and was particularly severe upon eve
~ person who had opposed ii. He overhaul
ed South Carolina and Virginia particularly,
for their position en- this question.
He was followed by Mr.. Wick OF Indiana,
who was equally severe on South Carolina.
lie was in favor of the Notice now. His re-
plies TO South Carolina aud others were re-
ceived with burs's CT laughter.
On motion of Mr.. Hopkins of Va, the Or
egon debate was then laid aside to take up
the bill for establishing Post Routes in Tex
IS. Upon this Mr.. Culver of New York took
The floor and said he would make few re-
marks with the permission of the Committee
on Texas Affairs. He then proceed TO make
nne Of the hest speeches Of the present ses-
sion. His speech was a temperate and able
exposition of The high-h4nded measures of
he South in throwing down the barriers of
the Constitution He also took occasion to
sag he would vote for the Notice on the Ore
son question, without embarrassing that
question by useless conditions.
Mr.. Mcconnell Of Ala. got the floor and
replied IN his own peculiar style. must re-
serve some remarks Oh the speeches to-day
Tor The next mail. The Texas p. o. bill was
then read third time and passed, 1.-THE Com
miitee having risen ard reported,) and the
Honse adjourned till to-msrow al II o'clock.
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Personal explanations next took place be-
tween Mr.. Yancey, Bayley and Hoge, on ac
count of Mr.. Hose's speech yesterday. MIR
II. maintained his ground.
The bill to limit and regulate pay OF Col
Iectors Of Customs passed third reading.
The Oregon question was next taken up.
MIR. A. Johnson is speaking with vehem'
ence in favor of giving the Notice, and is at
lacking Mr.. BayIy for misrepresenting Mr.
Adamss position.
Mr.. Bayly has twice interrupted him fol
explanations
Mr.. Johnson has told him in his face MOI
10 shake his head aud frown al him. Tor his
frow rs contain no terrors. He had better
said MIR. j., frown at his slaves and bonds
men.
Mr.. BayIy became very much excited and
exhibited a good deal of ire. The equanim-
iiv of his temper gave way and he had rather
difficult work 10 restrain himself.
Mr. ]. next assaulted MIR. Cookies position
and is now assailing the Virginia delegation
for misrepresenting their constituents who E.
lected Mr.. Polk 10 secure Oregon.
He says the delegation are following Mr.
Rves. and had better get him back into Con
gress. The House still in session.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1876.
SENATE.

The Senate was but a short time in session
to-day, and adjourned without going into Ex-
ecurive Session.
Mr.. Websler's Resolution. asking the
President TO communicate any cofrespon-
Ienee our Government may have had with
Great Britain on Oregon, since the delivery
of his Message, if not incompatible with Pub-
JIG safety, passed the Senate.
Mr. Speight of Mississippi then took the
door on the bill for increasing the Navy. &c.
and made a long speech in opposition to The
measure, after which the Senate adjourned
HOUSE.
Mr. La Sere, the member elected in place
Of Mr.. Slidell of Louisiana, appeared thi:
morning and took his seat.
motion TO terminate the debate OIL ;h'
Oregon Question on the 9Th Of February
was voted down by "a Yeas TO So Nays.
The House then went into Committee o.
The Whole.
Mr.. Holmes of 9. C. addressed the Com
mttee in opposition to the Notice, which lac
considered a war measure.
He was followed by MIR. Ewing Of Tennes
see, VINO opposed the Notice also.
Mr.. Baker Of III. closed the debate in
glowing speech in favor Of the Notice unde
any and every contingency.
The committee then rose and the HOUSE
adjourned.
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THE NORTHFIELD CELEBRATION

A great slorifcation took place at North
field on the 26ih ulI. on breaking ground for
the Railroad at that place. The Waterman
says there were 5000 persons present from
the line of the disputed territory. The spot
selected for the august ceremony of shovel
ing out dirt, was few rods West Of the
meeting house, in Factory village. President
Paine and Mr.. Belknap, to use the quain,
language of the Waterman, took the shorels
and laid out the first earth on The summit
level, amidst the enthusiastic cheers Of the
multitude, the ringing Of the bell, and the fir
ing of one hundred guns from two cannons.
Two or three more shovelings must be per-
formed TO keep up the courage Of the people
10 the point of paying mp their subscriptions
to this circuitous, expensive and difficult
road. We have, however, no doubt that the
road will he built, and as little doubt that the
Northern road BY way of Concord. which is
rapidly constructing, and not Cheshire and
Fitchburg will eventually be the most impor-
tant connecting link with Boston.
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Unmarried ladies would consult their hus-
band instead of others on most masters con-
corning both. there would he less harsh feel
iDgs and more comfort amoung the parties.
The southern members Of Congress, Tex
as being now secured, have become eloquent
in giving glowing pictures Of The horrors OF
war.
Somebody saws that Stars are sparks OF
fire. stricken out from chaos by the hoof OF
the winged horse Of Time, in his journey to
eternity.
RATES OF PosrAGE.-The New York
House of Assembly, by near an unanimous
vo,e-and also the Legislatures OF Ohio and
New Hampshire-have passed resolutions
protesting strongly against any increas of the
rates Of Postage. and requesting their Repre-
sentatives in Congress TO oppose any such
alterations of the law. No doubt that other
States will do likewise.
ABAD BILL.
Running up hills is a bad habit at best. es-
pecially such bills as the following. We
wonder how many more items are 10 be added
10 Mr.. John Housh's account currents
TIoN-DAMAeEs.-A few days since,
in the Supreme Court, sitting IN CiosInnaii.
Ann Maria Roberts recovered Of John Hough
SI7O0 for seducing her. On the 2lst in
slant another verdict was rendered against
Mr.. Housh. foi promising TO mary Sarah
Watson His accounts now stands:
| For seducing Miss Roberts SI,|OO
For promising " Watson 3,72O
Amount $3.50
CAuDLE MARRiED.-By the arrival of the
steamer from England, we learn that the
worst fears of the lamented Mrs. Candle have
been realized. Caudle has been married TO
Miss Pretlyman.
FIRE AT KEENE.-We learn from the Seuti-
mel that fire broke out on Sunday morning
last, in the building occupied as a furniture
warehouse, BY Messrs E. g. w. S. Briggs.
and destroyed property to the amount of
about 5000!
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THE CULrIvAToR.-The last number OF
this work contains its usual variety of arti-
Giles interesting to the cultivators ofthe soil.
This and many other kindred journals are
doing great good in elevating the agrIculiu-
raj portion of community. Spouting and
speechifying have hitherto been too much re-
garded as the surest passports 20 public favor.
Should our farmers and mechanics more
justly appreciate their own dignity and i'm
Portance. they would no longer act as snbor-
dnates 10 those no have nothing more dis
tinguishns than little more huency OF
speech. Should Congress be composed Of
intelligent men who had stake in the soil
and the industry Of the county, we should
have much less cause to regret that party in
stead of patriotism had acquired fatal as
tendency in our national councils.