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comfort Of having e.1 nay ~ ssn away but not
hat Of Ar,.s AAd need not ea SIS friendship with
his ffiend
In these few words, Seneca give, the elements Of
every consolation for the oss OF whom we have loved
and simple they seem. cannot bestow the least ro
Election them without bringing foTeibly TO our mind
every view most likely nssusge grief No haekned
phrase OF coincidence is his-bu firmly and calmly he leads
feel and acknowledge that should rather be
grateful for past enioymeLu than epne at our loss
They teach how again to enjoy the society Of
friend by medatng his aud, by eherishng
collections OF those quse, which had cndeared him TO
in life, preserve friendship after the cold and silent
grave conecals him from view.
In could such considerations better tend TO soften
gef than that Of the friend for whom the whole
muniy mourn in JOAN Hampdsa Plsasaats: Where were
qualities noble. generous than those that dwel'
within his gallant heart, aud shonc brightly there
TO gild his faults In manhoods prime, mis- virtues
ceased their active opcraona noble OAK is ryen by the
bolt. LIS foliage green is mouldeng in the dust-just
where 1t Stood vacancy is et but s the fruit its
stretched limbs had scattered have taken and shoot up
rapidly around; and thus with hm-an aching void Is in
his home-but all around he scattered vrIuous thoughts.
aud they will flourish although he has gone!
For twenty years. his brilliant mind displayed its riches
10 begulle morning hour If danger threatened
feeble his-no doubtful workout, like tho un-
pets blast clear bold commanding his warning voice
II told its mournfu tale, twas always touch
his generous sou-and them what pen could for sym
Pathy ike his, and rouse warm emotion in the coolest
heart IL arden, feelings led him and made him
deal wound where wounds not deSeved-eonvince
him OF his error, aud eP,raon the full degree
hand in hand with that conviction.
But his voice is hushed The hand that day by
day his country the deep and pure reflections Of his
gifted mind lies cold and sif upon his pulsccss
His smie-his cordial recang-and the sparA ing with
which gracefully he deektd his deeper ore-a these
lost! But still, the b. IN and elevated thoughts and all
the virtues, that with each revolving sun ne incuca,ed-
thsss lost: They leave impress on the minds
OF these Just the verge OF msnhOo!-when ehivslry
attracts, and truth and homer the br, act prevawho
from tLeir earliest year, have these virtues gJed by
his pen and gu de him bis fe-To these he fell artyr
for Error the daZzng robes OF Honor, lure It's
victim 10 early grave.
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THE FALLEN.


Il letter from New orleans ~ ihs Charleston News
sayrs
Ah1utf1ur years spo young lady n great personal At
f.f me lU IDOL zed dsug1i1r Of fcsp.ctbe iluy. 10.
H uetf bis city, cnmr gna vsit 10 kra OfcaIs.-
f1e wa. surrounded ~ cr,wd "who feIt ~ f. gn.
Cd fame" The no.t successful proved u b. vI.ian,
by whose power the wa brought down from Der com.
1I' ng station end 81 l.si let alone 10 faco world
which ofPves Here pho rssorod 10 tho fovoy II
in;0x and W aoudcnt pains ~ appoaso conquer
O.. agony Of remembrance. So frequently 81 late h,. sh0
INDUCED IN this habit thar, complaint u her neRhDor,
size tcnenc,d 10 the W,fkhDuso. When brought be.
70 thr Recorder, sh' sull exhibited traces 81 teauy
unoh, al5 been accompanied by f,eoute virtue, would
have been nc ofnaufut 81 polouf, ard deWee a
mind that might have OBJ n,d for s posseslor command
suncuou, "Jonds Of chajy With 81. mankind, % and
r,ir NJ bs boyoni the Prsyo Sic TODD detected auJ
30 nod ~ The assumption u y fictitious name, ftcmp
f,N
"What charm ron rooIho hsr melancholy,
What art can wosh her guitawsylr
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rRlnIlrE on REaprcr
PouIatan County Cont. F,gua,v 81 1916

N T0W7dIa0 L01HIV JoHTI, FfWH1TV u, I5Ib.
II being announced n tho Court that JOnN w. DarrE
long member u his b1r and Comm a.onsr of The Court
hos s day died; ts testimonial Of rospeot Tor tho
ory oit decoa-sd. most tstimabo III the tea-
tons % s, whose merit ony cdcd b. hi modes
~; and whose qualities snd a member Of Tho
bar and aczen, " less brint than h u many Others
have hardly been surpassed by ony usefulness;
dced that tie melancholy event be entered the records
Of tic Count, and haiti be recommended tho nember
NJ he Court re oficors. mud bar woar tho usual badge
Of n0ufui1g for on month.
And ordered that copy u these proceedings he
to the isuy Of the deceased, and also the Richmond
neWspsptrs Tor publication,
COPY, Teso WIN. 8. DANCE, G.
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Anneralion ALroad and NJ H,me.

Tho Wing press sometimes feels it necessary
10 give Uncle Sam a rap over the knuckles COR
the growing and greedy disposition which he SO
decidedly manfcsis for the acquisition Of land.
IL is not, we assure cur Democratic friends in all
seriousness. IL Is not that the Wings love their
country with divided love, or look upon her a.
the worst country in liz, world, that they so often
rebuko her appetite tor extended territory. w.
know, that in this respect the United S,.tcs are
far behind the powers and princpallties Of the old
world. Our trining acquisitions are but as duet
IN the balance com pared wiki the boundless EN-.
pires which have fallen before European lust Of
dominion. Yet this docs not lessen. it rather
gives additional sting 10 our regret, when we sec
young aud vrtuous country, in the bloom Of rs
opening manhood, preparing to follow the decay.
ed old rakos Of Europe, aud to waste IN debauch.
er'es Ike theirs the freshness of its innocence,
and the yigour of its constitution.
However much our own press may sco'd our
own people, censure comes with a very bad grare
from England or France. We cannot but mar.
vel AT the unspeakabIo impudence with which
they, yes, rhsy, whose Unsuitable pluttony for CON
quest has been pampcrcd 10y a tributary world.
lecture us against kindred passion. The eievil
turned Puritan" could not be more ont oC r,laco
Jonathan Wild reproying young rogue Tor picb.
ing pockets, could not be a greater marvel. lie
them withdraw the beam from their own eye
before they attempt TO remove the mote from TN
eve of their brother. We can quarrel anon
our.elycs.--il is little family dispute, where on
party very naturally rebukos the other Tor evir
cling 80 strong dosire 10 wander from home !
pursuit Of pleasure, bot IN which a stranger WI
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'HsPTo-Pts perses ~ Lsiyef Esssx, on Assrias o
death Of JoEs II. PLkAsAsrs. Esq.. and fAs ~.
srtcfS his young and iatusst,nx dssSitsr.
A father dies-his frantic child
Clings wildly 10 his fern,
Hatk hear that shnek-no parent lives
To guard this lamb from harm.
But reader, can we dare 20 ont
Your sympathes will bleed,
To know that man and not his God
Was author OF this deed.
Oh what could prompt the direlul wronsi
Stay, stay, we may not know;
We only saw the dropping head,
And heard the hearts blood how.
Did boarded gold robber tempt
To thrust this soul aside
All no this murdeteds man had nausht
BotpoSer,y and pride.
Was no a slandcrcr, traitor, 6cnd,
Who found this dark. cold grave
All no! this his h-souled being had
A wish, his Jane TO save.
We, who can ecn.urc twas his all,
The whole he had TO give
Unto that orphan girl, who prays
"God do not let me live"
In wild despair she only sees
Her dying. murdered sire,
Disheseled hair. and form haf.bent.
Her very brain ON fire.
For her the sun will cease IN shine
The flowers forget to bloom
The earth will be in mourning clad.
And birds sing Of the tomb.
Had her dear sire alone been robbed
ot his poor deeung breath
III int were ali-it scare deserved
The awful name OF death.
But comes the frenEied, mlddening thought.
Ills bones beneath the sod
HIS sprif hastensd ia its digAf,
Up 10 fAs bar Of God.
wish for justiee-noi for blood.
Was what we him feel;
1aS Ieher-Proves how hard he tried
10 stay the avenging steel
Spoke OF his aso-hs countless WRONGS
HIS helpless children too;
But what availed all this and his
Colossal mind in view.
His searching eye scanned every page.
lnirigues he brought to light.
And heeaed nOt-a globe convulsed,
when advocating ri.ht
The citadel Of truth attack'd,
lie, watchman of the tower
Beat back assaiants, with an arm
Gigantic IN its power
Had his great mind not scared above
HIS humble fortunes far,
Oar friend had lived and ihat Door Girl
Had not maniac's air.
Virginia mourn son laid low.
Who laboured for thy weal;
HamPdeR's soul glowed in his breast,
With JuHius' pen and zeal.
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AN ACT, supplementary and amendniory Of the Act
entitled IA Aet TO authorize the baltimore and Ohio Rail
R0adCompany complete their road River and
for other purpose'" passed February 18Th, Passed
February 2sth, Isf6.
BsH S-ad ~ s Geussi As'-sy, much Of the ihr-
tenth section u the Of the Of February eighteen
hundred and f1y6ve entitled IAN authorize Ba.
and Ohio Railroad Company complete road TO The
Ohio River ard r ohr asregufes the said Company
sdop snd the said day March
eighteen bundled and forty before they shall enjoy
o INT BE- and tho hereby repealed
pany hereby allowed years from the tenth day Of March
ssbieea hundred snd y oomplsie bei' railroad
ey u wbssug and conditions
act Of the nineteenth Of February eighteen hundred snd forty
ereept provided or this provided hst the sad eoupa
ny upon ~ ihs
road within years nom The passing Of this
Bsd Casr era,ied That with hs and ssrssmsn
Winchester snd Potomac Railroad, the mid
Ohio Railroad Company hereby permitted To tur
chase seecpt the Winchester and Poose Rsnrosd
purus Of 7th sh p i0b tn ard l9h
act Of the nneoss u February eighteen hundred forty
relating 70 the wisshestsr and Po.omse Railroad.
had ~ Cara enssfd That the iarng power reserved Ia
tie 9th Of the raid of ibe Of February
eighteen and forty hv', a ard IN
@ the nett OF The aid Baltimore Ohio Raidfoad shall
sresed sir per per
THIS shan b in force from the passing thereof
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ATTRACTIONS

M.-s Las, Who charms every one by tie grses and
Hgatls,s OF bar rtep', takes her benefit tonight The
g'anrg Of Rrbmrni will surely be pr mpt accord her
seb..H'sI issrm5niaI Of %, approval.
Tie nIuits5s Forrest continues biz efforts 70 smu,e-
end 6eaf 900 our boards over more successful u
diving nvsy 5.'. rs-s,
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Having declared myself candidate 10 represent this
civ i1 i.o mex. Grs'fl Aacmby, respectfully gay TO
mi 'C0srIt zsrs i8t cannot coc1t 0 be- yOci Tor
Mayor, ard lsg occasion thus publ ely repeat natl
candidate for the Leg aiare, md Of elected, wall act
fu,', sIu doc sense u tho honor cOnlsu,d, and
o. importance ~ The station.
March 10Th, 1916. JOSEPH MAYO.
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'rhis Term il used only in a legal .ep.e.
From the Charleston Courier.
TEMPERANCE

There IS no OF the virtues that is moro extended in
It's character varied in its appliances than teaptr
GHee. The whole Of the cluster round il. Il,
opens the door for charity BY and thus erect,
monument Tor gratitude 10 worship Ii lends the al
ias ot Truth and love. Ii Justice by doing as
would be done by IL preserves the passions and
tue heart pure IL holds the keys temple of peace
and the affairs OF affection. Ii vgor thought and
PersPcuy 10 perception IL cleyates and draws out the
imagination, and gives the judgment Ii
ensures energy TO the ca and power to the
al man. 1t makes the old comparatively young-the young
ouoyan and cheerful. Ii has undy.ng youth in the
monuments OF TRAJAS, WAsHTNsroX, a FRANKLIN and
host OF t' Disciples scattered along the highway of time
None OF the children OF niemperance rose so high
stood 50 irm And, finally it length Of DAVIS and
peace OF mind here and prepares the way for an adyanc
ing state OF happiness in lite come. Be- therefore
temperate.
in bygone days, liquid fire
Our happy land O'erlowed with power
Our hresides, atrrs, bun'd with ire,
To mark the OF the hour.
The weeping widow, orrphan'd child
flead angel.tongued for better days
Inc wandering beggar, maniac wild,
stood monuments OF devious ways.
Let temperance all our foot-pnths mark,
Our lresides cheer, our affairs b'ess-
And Heaven will guide way, tho dark
And strew with flowers wilderness.
February 26th 1876. p
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lTRAssLATIoy
PUBLIC THANKS.

Mr.. G. II. EIsenbrani, a netive Of the city Of Coffin
gen, and Tor many years resident Of Baltimore has de-
voted his attention for u eight years the contruc
ton Of machine by which the blind may be enabled TO
print and cypher without any assistance lie has invented
machine which exceeds lie excellence soy thing Of the
kind that has under our observation; and in
rum comes % near to perfection that there is nothing left
10 wish for.
The earnest desire to benefit this and all other
and the most praise worthy generosity, Induced Mr. H. TO
present most beautifully finished Machine TO the Institute
for the Blind; On the Kingdom Of HanuyeT) and he he,
been liberal enough 10 permit any blind person institute
who may wish have miohice Of the kind Ia employ il
Is pattern.
Prompted By the feelings that m the heart Of tho
generous inventor snail endsavor promote his object
by assisting a who may call 20 i aud We herewith re-
urn heartfelt 'hanks, combined with those Il the
pupils under Muy Inc blessing Of Divine Pfov
dence the dnteescd and humane inventor for his
charitable and patriotic action.
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EXERCISES AT TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE

l, viii be seen, BY the notice in another column, that
Of interest val be transacted TO day the
Medical College. The addresses Of Dr.. Sparrow and Dr..
Wa will doubtless be OF character render hour
at the College very agreeable. We shall avail
Of the notice the progress Of insuu-
:. =. IN a. respeets credltable TO V.reini..
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cHENIcAI. DIoRANAs.

The exhibition of Mr.. Winters Chemical PsinIirgs,
has excited great interest various parts of the Union.
They described by the press pleasing and imposing
in extraordinary degree. The Feast OF BelshszIar
declared be gorgeous and brilliant. The public will
doubtless yis, this exhibition in crowds See the notice
ia another column.
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CHESTERFIELD.

The Enquirer States tia, JouN ". JoSE., Esq, late
SPesker The House OF representatives. has been nom
for the House OF Delegates, and has accepted the
norlinsuon.
50 Gov. Smith may look for competitor for the
Sena,orsiiP =; the next session.
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From the Boston TSaaseript.
SMILES

A smile upon some kindred face
When humsn hearts with grief are bowed.
Is like the golden rays that chase
The darkness from the summer cloud.
Ii Illus, and thrills, and brings a cheer
To gild with joy the saddest hours,
And sparkles on the soUl as clear
AS dews that sleep on faintng howers!
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WRITING MACHINE 60


The Mechanical Chi'ogrnpher said To have been re-
Gently invented by Mr. THUEBUR, of Norwich Conn aud
description OF which copied few days SINCE IA iden
ucal IN ITS construction and operation with machine in
vented by Mr. c. H. EisEBRASr Of this city as far back
as the year 1888. Mr. E. was employed in making his
machine about hyc years aud soon as he had
II TO has own satisfaction he called in several Of his friends
To witness It's operation. They delighted with H. and
urged him TO get out patent This he declined stating
that his object cheer the darkue,s Of the blind and
not TO make money In 1912 induced to send il TO
the FAIRS OF the American Institute Of New York and
The Franklin lnsute OF Philadelphia. IL received great
attention al these exhibitions and pronounced one #
the greatest Inventions made in behalf of tie blind
FROM the former MIR. T. received Diploma and from the
latter Certificate both Of which he has now in his DOS
session. We have the machine in operation and
also letter written in raised letters by blind gentleman
named Bervers, who after hours used the
machine with more facility than the Inventor himself
Last spring, Mr. Eisenbrant, whilst on a visit to Ger
many, presented very handsome Chographer to the In
stute for the Blind the kingdom Of Hanover with
request tai might be used model by any other nst
luton desirous OF securing Its benefits. The following
Card published in the Hanover Gazette by Committee
OF the Institute, IN July last acknowledges their
uon u the conduct OF Mr. T.. in appropriate terms
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IN this city Tuesday eysnnG March t0h, Ns MARY Eli
IABErn GREENE dsuahsf ~ Ns su.an Grns The firms
ofthe family respectfully nvod attend hf fInera from
dence On Jackson street. this evening ats o'c.oes.
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As many Of readers feeling deep in the pro
per observance OF the Sabbath day, following article
NON the ~ Y. Journal Of Commerce, may be unaeeep
table to them.
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MARRIED,

On Monday. Msreh 9th, by the Rev. Adam Empio, D
D.. Dr. wv. n. HIT, II Wilmington ~ g., to Miss Ans
SsrH Evur, second daughter u tie Rev. Adam Empie
q Ia city.
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StPRING PRINTS. X. II. JENKINS has just
- OPENED several bsauful SSrns Prints
Fys' pRd ysry cheap. capNEo 9IBSehlngs Conner NH ~
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o. RIcHARD II. ToLER, Esq. will take charge
of the Editorial department of the Vine about
the first Of April. In the meanwhile, we
have the valuable aid of OLIVER p. BALDWIN,
Esq, with whom our readers will have an oppor.
tunty OF forming such acquaintance as, we
hope, will be Of mutual benefit.
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SALT-2OO sacks fashions" Salt, Just receiv.
- ed, and for tabby GORDON = sKTRKRR,
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THE FIRST OF THE SEASON I
NEW SPRING GOODS,

y %
WE are now opening part Of our recent pur.
ebases received by Express among which very
beautiful siJ rs Of I.sdies Dress Goods -
new style Graduated Bingham Robes
New style Muslin Graduated Rotes
New style Cfoss5yer Gins hsms
Rch BrOoads
Splendid Paris Lawns, entirely new
Pyfnudal Lace Robes
Splendid Dress Silks beautiful ssorsB IT. In style and
fpauen
Handsome French Prints, and a small sHortnon Of Prints
Iron sld 39c.
Cloths, C1fsn yesirsS and poe iIdkfs
Blown and Blcached nOusscs
Pillow Case Couons and Hleaehed shsstinss Ge..
We have received n addition
soue very rich FiE aEd Grape shaws all scarG
pspahan Satin, black blue biE a very scarce article
lfor rich dresses
Tr'nInrs French faces PdnEed Ribands. &c
We shall nv days largely N our pr~rrn, extensive
stock, which Offer upon the fcasont bie terms
NH ~ HAWEs, VAN DgURgEN 4 WARD
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John sylvanous Blily born 1895 besides being
an estronome OF Considerable fame On presenting
the above work to the French Academy 1884 he
one Of t' member and the Revolution made pe4ent Of
the hrs National Assembly Afterwards mayor
rs but his humane eoniuc REFRESHING tumu tie honest
sympathy he evnesd toward royal family him unpop
uAr that he 1893 he was denounced by the
anarchists Of the day and Guiloiincd.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
GALLAHER, ELLIOTT a co.

"WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH II. 1915.
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CADDIS b. LUCK'S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE,
b1sE!HEST ROOMS UNDER MI E5GLE,
CoRsEH MAIS .~p I3rH sIsrrr.

fSh-nt HOOJhS UNDER THE E5GLE,
CoHsss MAs ASD IarH sTsrrT.
HURRAH! HuRRAH FOR LUCK!
have commenced the week by selling 4 Capital Pike
Of $1,000
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated, 5:
40 III As 8 81 - 46 60 &c ~ So So
Ticker III ~ So, u Capital Prize OF $1,000, sold and
enshed by LICK
Drawn Numbers Pokomoke, %:
IS AZ 4s "a II II 81 10 20 &c al u
Drawn Numbers Delaware, 81:
81 % 3 SIS 10 | 2s IL 62 Il Sc II
FOR pines, call at LCCK'S OFFICE.
For Tue-tay-Delawarr Cat, Is. IS Nos Il Draws. I OF
$4,000. Of 5000, ! Of 1900, &C. TEXTS ", halvs. /. qu soc.
For Observation-Disclosures. 81. "a Nos- ID drawn. sas 600
1900 5000, 5000 $500, &C. Ticket. 8. halves Z, ep. ..
For Thur-day-Pokonnke, %. rs Nunoers u dn-n =,
$4,000, 'ooo' 1000, 10 Of 1909. Tickets o.. haIve. 2 SO. n. /
use. vs.
For Frday-Pokomoke, IS. 7s No. IS Drawn. sIa 600 3ooo
1850, 1900, &C. Tickets ~. halves .: qrs l..
For saturday-Pokomoks, &c 70 Nos. Is Drawn s-ooo
Also rth evening -Pokomoke. -. IS Nos IL Drawn. Ca
pths-s'2Ooo' 1901. 5000, 1000. &C &c. Tickets %, haIye, ?
qs- I.
For net Aondsy-GnBd Consolidated Lottery, No o-dav,
on Saturday. February : ~ Nos. ~ drawn. Grund C.pita,
$4,000, 10000, 5000. sIlo, 10 OF 5000, 10 Of 1900. 10 OF 1000
300. JOG, Nc Tickets slO, halves S. as. $50. A Cs. III ate O!
70 WhoA'sslii; halves $3.50; 20 qlarers y7,s5.
a. the above Schemes need no Recommendation, bu, ,box FL,
themseiVe'' ' will only say 10 my fneid ard all oth.,, a. all
Prizes are in the hinds OF Lick I Em the oaly representative nj
thai name engaged in the business 40 address your order. TO
a.. b LUCK,
Richmond, Va II h street.
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Correspondence. OF tn. B.rumor Am.aean

WAsnINoroN,J sny. 81, 1916.
Tho DEBATE in tho House to-day. though perhaps unim.
portant for the opinions Of tho members who participated
In the discussion, has attracted q great deal Of attention.
A Tennessee member, supposed to represent the President,
addressed the committee Of the Whole in favor Of our ex-
treme claim to "the whole Of oregon." But what 10 more
marked than this, his speech appeared to be designed as n
sort OF official lash upon the backs Of the friends OF the
present Administration who have dared to differ with the
President. The ten members from Virginia belonging to
the dominant party were particularly denounced for their
conservsuveism. Mr.. BAYLy, as one Of the leading men
ofthe delegation. complained Of this. but was mos, psrticu.
larry asssled for his independence.
The speech OF the member from Tenn. commanded yerv
eonsderable attention, bu, its effect was very materially
modified by another from 4 member representing the. New
York Democracy" and the Head Quarters Of the "Albanv
Regency" The speeches to.day illustrate the serious d.
visions OF the dominant party upon the Oregon question.