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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-18
CITY Items,


e THE RIVER is open to Albany, with the e1-
cepton OF gigantic embsnkment OF ice at Mount Neil
no. this side of Hudson This obstruction cannon long
continue "a not unlikely that passage may De enec'
ed today.
2 ST. PATRIcK's DAY was celebrated yes'e'
day with much spirit and enthusiasm Rev Dr. Power
of 81, Peters Barclsyseet and Rev. Joseph P burke'
a, the Church of g. Columbia 23dsreet Chelsea de-
vered dscourses appropriate to The day the latter gen
ensn before the United Irish Societies The 'FHenoy
Sons oS Patrick according 10 The ancient usage oinea
at the CITY Hotel al O'Clock P NJ. The Young FT'enos
ofIreland had their their third annual Fesuvy al tne
Coliseum $50 Broadway, in the evenlng. Inc othet
Associations dned TIER respective hesd.qusllsrs'
The professions unusually numerous ana imposing
The PARK FouSTAIS.--Well-Mayo have
meyer has {, 10 the appropriation for emoel-
fishing the Park Fountain. unless the money can be
saved from some other appropriation Those thirteen
thousand hereby therefore potned 10 lay oy
portion of their pinmoney until the necessary SUE
raised when III to be presented to the City IN wet
napkin.
The REPORT OF The CITY CoMPrRoLLER.-We
have received the Annual Report OF the Comptroller for
the the year ending the 31st December ls45 The pro-
inens feature in the Report is the Of receipts
and expenditures in each particular department some
of which are as follows
Expenditures appropriations and Receipts all 7rsa.u
fp- The sulfn 3l-f lS45
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From the Albany Argus OF Tuesday
Legislative Summary,

In the Senate on Monday, Mr. SPENCER presented
minority report i'm behalf of himself and Mr..
WHEELER) relative 10 leaseho!d tenures, and 1890
copies were ordered printed. Several Railroad bills
were then considered; among others, the Canaan
daigua and Corning. and the New-York and New
Haven but 10 question was taken.
The Senate then adjourned TO special session at
o'clock P. NJ to consider the bill to reimburse Del
aware county for expenses 10 enforce laws, &c. At
the afternoon session the Delaware bill was discuss
ed at length by Messrs. CLARK. JOHNSON, CHAM
BERLAIN. BEERS, MITCHELL and PUTNAM. The
committee rose and reported the bill but no cues
ton was taken on agreeing with the report OF the
committee.
In the House the session was chiefly occupied
with long discussion the location of the Scho-
hsrie public buildings, upon which Nh LAWYER
heard. The Albany Cohoes and Waterford
Railroad bill was reported CONF ete.
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Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

COTrespOuGtuCt
PHILADELPHIA March l7-P. NJ.
We have clear sky over head 10 day, with a
high wind prevailing 81 Patrick is indeed quite lucky
in having so fine day Tie Greens gu: on parade
and looked well ,hey passed through the street.
Quite an amusing fare-up took place N the
Court of Sessions this morning between Judge Parsons
snd Police officer Cozzens o.; Southwark.
The Stock Market was somewhat better today,
with sales of over 10000 Penns Fves at Q which Is
an advance OF Il from the closing rates OF yesterday
The damage done the State Works does appear
great as at nrs' supposed Kentucky Bank improved
selling u.s. Schuy kill Navigation also went up closing
irr al 80 For Wilmington shares . bid. 81 asked !;
Reading Sc bid, 37t asked; Texas Notes 70 bid, -
asked vicksburg !. bid, I; asked
have learned nothing farther in relation 10 the
recent freshet The accounts from the eheh less
disastrous than 81 first supposed The Eastern and Har
rishurp mails not vel in.
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About 300 ladies and gentlemen imost OF them
Mnder 80 years of age) at the elegant saloon of Mr.
Miller in the Coliseum Broadway last evening to cele
hrate the Anniversary ofSt Patrcks Day and tina, of
their third Anniversary. very excellent dinner was
furnished by Mr. Packer, of Washington Market; and
truly glad to say strictly Temperance fes
,rai Mr.. JOHN KELLcHER was in the chair and among
the guests the venerable Thomas OConner Robert
Tyler Esq orestes Brownson, Rev. Messrs Deas Davis
and Burke Horace Greeley and several members of the
press The ;ossts The day celebrate, The
President Daniel OConnel' Governcr Of the State of
New.York' Memory of Washington, Catholic Hiorar-
cty Of Ireland and America The Press Father Mat
thew Repeal OF the Unon Men Of '9s City suthor
ties and Women Mr.. She's Mr.. Burke Mr.. Greeley.
Mr.. Brownson Mr. Tyler and sir. OConner replied to
,he ,ossts in appropriate speeches The festival
very pleasing and greatly delighted and instructed
all who attended il and the Temperance part Of ii was
the principal cause of this.
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Black Sutirage-Its Consequences.
From Bennat's Herald

"Let us what wsuld be the effect of such pro
oeeding.
The Abolition vote, united TO that of the Cclored
People would forever mako the State of New York an
Abolition State. Ill the floating Negro population of the
country ooald Immediately flock in take advantage Of the
PrpileSs Of voting, and ihenceforward would have
the Empire State the theatre of uuceasing warfare
upon Southern brethren, the result of which any
man can foresce. Then, indeed. would the North be
arrayed against the South From that time forward our
legislative balls would resound with the cries Of enau
cipa.ion and free suffrage to all Negroes and The wild
schemes of the Missionaries who compose the Abolition
party would be aitempsedeven the dissolution Of
glorious Unioa"
IL We do not know whether the foregoing is
better worse than average of the leader in yes
terdays Herald. 1t seems to us to be Just about as
near the truth as the residue. We shall only take
notice Of the assertion we have placed in Italics
S In Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont and we
believe New Hampshire, there is no political dstinc
ton on account of Color but black man votes the
same as a white one. Yet we hear and see nothing
ofnegroes "fockng in those States. On; the con-
trsry, there are more blacks in single County of
Ohio. where they are denied erery political right.
even that Of existence, than in the two States OF
Vermont and New. Hampsbire! Need we add an.
other wordf
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Er Hon. john C. CALHoUNs Oregon Speech Of
Monday will be read by almost our whole People
with profound satisfaction. The course Of those
who for months have stood for Negotiation, Peace
and the Notice to terminate the Joint Occupany, is
nobly vindicating ITSELF MIR. Calhoun, though late
and reluctant convert is a most important one. Who
will longer maintain that we were wrong that we
hazarded the preservation Of Peace, when he feels
constrained to come nearly around ous7 Properly
given the Notice is Peace measure and the recent
tone the Organ and of those who in Congress may
be supposed to express the Presidents views IS
most satisfactory. Delays are dangerous ana lneie
are imminent reasons for apprebendiDg collision III
Oregon il the Boundary is not speedily se''ieo-
Blu, give the Notice, in good temper and accompa'
MED by renewed evidence Of our desire to settle the
whole difference amicably and tina. difference must
be settled within the currentyear. Mr.. Calhoun HIM
self foresees and breads the probability that this ques
ton, If left unsettled, will be disasrousy compii'
Gated with the next Presidential Election Then
why hes,atea A mastery inactivity is no longer
possible.
en- Do
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

e The Nail brought nothing South OF Philade'.
phia We are therefore without any farther report OF
Mr. Calhoun Speech than tina, contained in the letter
received By the Day Mail
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e The Erening Post 10 emboldened by the
New Hampshire revolution to tell its party that they
have ridden the Texas hobby quite hard, to their
own lasting rebuke and injury. This is very true,
but why did not the Post say SO when John P. Hale
was fighting singe,handed the battle of Justice aud
Frcedom7 Why not cheer him during his struggle
as well award him honors after his victory Nay.
why does not the Post come out now manfully in
rebuke of the efforts palpaby making to throw the
panoply of Democracy over the most democratic
project of denying the Right of Suffrage to all Cit
zens who have colorcd skins The Post should not
be conten, with proclaiming the truth which has
already riumphed it should speak out for that also
which is still beset by Error and Prejudice in stern
and dubious encounter.
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e II is remarkable that within the same week
three vessels should have arrived in ports prizes
the American squadron for having been engaged in
the slsverrade-viz. the Pous captured By the York
town; the Panther, prize of the vessel, which
arrived at Charleston last week Monday; and the
Robert Wilson prize 10 the s!oop-ofwsr Jsrnss:o*p
which reached Chares,on on Thursday.
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A DocroR KILLEp BIZ HIS owN PRESCRIPTION.
I'VE have just private letter from Macon. Ga
stating ths, Dr. Ambrose Bsber old snd highly ss
teened physician OF that place died the sh inst from
the effects Of his medicine. He aprescrption
or dose composed in par, OF Prussic acid be admin
'sterea TO patient. The druggis, sen, the medicine
WITH message that whoever took it would be Killed
The patient the'oupon refused take it. ~hen the Doc.
TOT TO convince him that there danger swallowed
himself de died In halt an hour The prescription
WAS copied exactly from medical work bu, the QUAINT
y of Prussc acid eight times greaser than it should
have been So much for the effects OF typographical
biun6er
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R S. c. HARRIS, Esq. late of svracnse hoe 90.
samed the Editorial charge OF the Osweeo Ds 49,.
iss, Prom reading bis Salu.a,ory we think he will be
'->eiy 70 make racy and interesting paper.
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Thc Freshet in the SusQuehanna.
Extract of n lettpr dated

HARRISBURG, Pa Sunday March Is.
The whole town is in state of the greatest excite
ment and CONSERVATION. The River has been rising
rapidly for the las: three days 1t has been
high into tte'y for the last years About
o'clock this morning the old bridge OF with
mendous crash the banks OF the river filed
with dense OF sll ages and coors watching the
remains floating down. There two piers of the
Railroad Bridge also gone. Yesterday there was
,ire house, balcony and sill, came floating down Por-
sers Furnace overlooked they putting it out as
fast as possible to prevent its blowing up. The Com
mss'oners very anxious about the Canal they anti
,pse great amount Of damage, especially up the JUni'
,rs The not able get within six miles OF the
town The Railroad that point Is six feet under ice
and water S has Just in and says the balance OF
the Railroad Bridge has jas. gone, leaving but one span
and that will so In few minutes. large portion OF
CisrA's Ferry bridge has just cone down stream SO
ass the juuia,a
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CoMMoS PLEAs-This Dsy-Psrt 1-Nos Al. %. AS
A. 49, 81 SIS 2sI 81 So Il. Part 2-Nos. 30 a. 81
"a Sc, Is. ~ IA, s.
Crscp1E CouaT-same as yesterday.
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VIZ W are indebted to Messrs LIVINGSTON \
"S'1s '0s Albany papers ia advance of tho Mail.
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PRoBAsLE MUKDER,-Tbe OHing Telegraph re-
ports thst early yesterday morning the sooP Victoria
drftcd ashore about mile and half East OF the staeon
on Consy lslsnd. was found in the cabin VINO
apparently murdered. The cabin Was partially hleo
with water The ysw of the soop was found adrift al
dstance from her II understood that the Vic
tor;a owned by Capt. Lansdon. of Rockaway who
sold her some time since. but whom OF where she
now belongs e moi known.
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FROM JAMAIcA.-We received yesterday hle
ofthe Kingston Morning Journal from JAN 20 to Feb II
one day later thsn previous advices We see no
news The Journal gives extracts from the document
lately published by the Results OF Emancipation IN
the West Indies and appears endorse It's statements
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Business Notices.

II II established fact that PkaloHs Hair Iuvigorc
or the remedy fo preventing the hsir
falling out ard curing scur and dauduanc scores OF ca
supposed badress have yielded 70 i'' magical ineu
power and the hair has been permanently restcr
ell Ii any doubt Just give trial aud be convinced
Prepared and sold by E Phsou Wig Maker and Hair Gut
2 Broadway, aad sold By sss aud fspcy dealers
generally.
S,sps's ,p,RIILA-rhe blood the elements
ofth- whole suim AifrctIrea-sh ard fore CLANS,
clea tendons the nss the hsr aud even the boces hem
selves all sustained by the blood. We'll hen may be
called tho stream o. lite. In proportion 20 NE purity of The
fluid will be of The substance ui, which ia continual
l. chlls:ns Corrupt hojd instead OF producing healthy
ssE likely enough 10 develop sores and ulcers When
2ppea- whether IN the specific form OF scrota, ab
sc-ss SC or Of the orlrsry types detergent
IL believed that vi rapidly neu;raze the virus IN The
bcod tcc'n which they spring, as Sandss Sarsaparia
Prepared ard sold, wholesale and rets. by A. r. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 70 FuonsL 2'S Broadway.
sni = East Broadway, EcYCrS Sod also by D:0gpis.H
GENERALLY throughout tho United States. Price s. per bot
lie, or az bottles oT -.
~ Ger..,ar5 tg!:, l;e,cai Soap Tor the Of PIN.
PIES Freckles Tai Sslowness. Erunton' and oil skin
dshurenen.s the only depot. OF Wplker.s. Isl
FROM Broad way 81 CENTS Greclan Hair DYE.
gtssas g.,S Ross Tor craonns LIPS and md; Cheeks
ry The skin. Lily White for Instantly scattering redness
and tsh=s from the face Acoustic drops for curing deaf
uess, &c &c. Ths above celebrated preparations OF DR..
Goursud to hs found only (bear In nnd NJ 81 Walker
ST. lat Store FROM Broadway.
phis; Jordan, Mk-s,. Boston Carleton Co Lowell:
Ives Salem; w Il, Gsrrsh, N. Bediod Guild, Bangor,
70
! Haven dl IT
Flo you with hair that's rough and coarse and why,
Hoi you with hair thar. dirty. grey or fiery
tio you whose hair Is falling fro your pate,
Expend three .h,lliugs before Ii ia too late;
That trhipg sum Ia sil you have To- give
For Jones's Coral Hair Restorative
|. makes aud keeps the hair so't and fine
So clear, 40 dark, so perfectly divine,
II Cleans me scalp, makes the roots strong ,hst before
We're weak.
And forces growth on the head, the chic choek
Readers JoneIs Hair Restoraiive really, mind really
possess oil these qualities Just buy Sold tho
American Eagle 81 Chathamst or S2l Broadway; lS9
Fulton-st Brooklyn. mle 2teod
II Coop HAIR DYE LAsr-tha, will I've the a ir
beautifully, il the Moorish Hsir Dye, sold 50 Chalham.st
and S2l Broadway milo 2teod
IT Novys tho time for YOU ladies and ile folks TO hear
that little Drummer AT the Museum. He appears this after
NJ o'clock. Don't fail hearing him. for OF all ihes-
terssug novelties has fallen to lot To hear he's tho
greatest excepting thnt universal avorite General Tom
Ihumb ThoSa beautiful Scripture! Views will lkowise DO
exhibited aud combination Of other rich aud powerful al.
fractions VIII he Introduced The splendid perform
in ne
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EARvET BuRoEIL, NJ. D. DESTTsr-Oice and resi-.
dence 362 Broadway, corner ofFrankn.s, milo IL
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Business Notifies.

observation-disclosures INSTITUTE, 20i Madison-st-
Prof Harvey will by nTi.aton) deliver the fret OF
OF Five Lectures with Readings from the British
and American Poets illustrative of Eecuonary Express
sion, Wednesday Evening the 18th inst. To con-
nence precisely At o'clock Ticket. for the Course
sto be had of the Janitor at the nsti.ute aud The
door of the Lecture Room on the evening Of the Lecture
Admission 70 single Lecture 37i for party of
three one dollar mil 2,'
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b. wise ro.pAr-',is madness to defer
Now Hnmpshsre,

By the Constitution of this State (which was form
ed Ia 1891 the Governor must receive majority OF
all the votes given and if no person receive ma
jority Of the Peoples votes, the Senate and the
House of Representatives by Joint Ballot elect one
Of the two persons having the highest number OF the
Peoples votes. The Senators re in NUMBER are
chosen by Districts, one in each, by majority OF
votes and in case there shall not be majority tor
one person in any District, the House of Rcpresen
tatTes and such Senators as are elected choose
by Joint Ballot from the two persons having the
highest number of votes in the District, the Senator
wanted for such District. The five Councillors are
chosen in the same manner the Senators.
New Hampshire warmly Supported the Admins
raton Of Washington and John Adams bat be-
came Democratic State soon after Jefferson was
elected. The Embargo and War rendered it Fede-
raj again by small majority, but il reverted to De-
mocracy at the close of the War, and supported
Monroe fer President in 1916 and 1920. Notwiih-
standing the efforts Of Isaac Hill 10 prevent it. the
State went for John Quincy Adams both in 1924
and ls2s-in "a without even an opposing Electo-
raj Ticket in '2S after sharp struggle by some
5000 majority. The next Spring it fell into the
hands of the jackson party and has regularly fol-
lowed that party in all Its mutations from that period
down to the cutting off Of Hon. joins P. HALE
from the regular Congress ticket last year. because
of his open stand against the Texas Iniquity. For
many years, it has been represented in Congress by
Loco. Focos. and nothing else
U. s. Senators are chosen by concurrent vote Of
the Senate and the House of Representatives.
NEw.HAMPsHIRE-Thc returns of the vote for
Governor, as given in the Boston Atlas foot up as
follows;
Colby, CWhg). ..-...1z374 Williams, (Loco) .26l2l
Berry, Qnd)...---... l026l Scattering. 7s
Majority against Williams, 1852.
The towns that remain to be heard from gave n
majority for Woodbury. last November, of 263 votes.
If they have done no better now for Williams the
majority in the whole State aganst him will be
1899. That against Woodbury. for Congress will
be much larger.
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e Several men have been prosecuted in Wa.
erbury Conn. for selling alcohol In violation OF the Ii
;euse laws Of Connecticut
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B- JOCKEY CLrR" EXTRACT, With complete ss-
sortment Of Perfamery Toe. So ps Shaving Cream Cen
uns Bears Oh amandine for chspped hands CoIognes
Fan Lu'trsle, spendid preparation for the hair
ed Rszors Of superior quality Hair Nail Tooth and shav
Ing Brushes Combs kc dc-for sale wholesale and retail
by z. RoUSSEL, l59 Broadway between Liberty and
Cortland sls. nj 2swlmWed&Sst-
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Festival of the Young Friends of ireland.

The paper from which obtain these does
ntc the politics Of Me- Norton put him down Lo
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ours1ns.-FS. Pase-Ihe Deaf and Dumb CITY
MISREPRESENTATION of the Grand Jury Capital run
,str,sn,. Where is Henry Clay Fourth Pase-'Wnt
,,on love her s.illr Law Courts Commercial and
Money Matters Marine News.
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II A Coon HAIR DYE LAsr-tha, will dye the a ir
and S2l Broadway milo 2teod
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e RoUssEL's AMAsDISE the cure and prevention Of
Chapped Hands for sale the principal druggists in tns
city and wholesale aud retail the Of the subscriber
EUGENE RoUSSEL-
Manufacturer and Importer of choice Perfunery, Toilet
Soaps Shaving Cream, lc &c No. l5s Broadway be,
tween Liberty acd Cortland Sta ISf In
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And forces growth the head, the chic or chees
Readers JoneIs Hair Restorative really mind really
ali these qualities Just buy It Sold tho
American Eagle, 81 Chaham.st 32l Broadway 1879
Fulton-st BROOKLYN. mig 2teod
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NEw-HAMPsBIRE.-Thc returns of the vote Tor
Governor, as given in the Boston Atlas foot up as
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LoCo.Foco TOWNS.
alexander Earl kdder, Darien- - .Ebenr Lossee.
Bethany Jesse Norton Pembroke. Dan'l Anderson
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Proceed =aid the Speaker.
Whereupon our Reporter began as follows;
Oh most potveisnt, sausage eating Signors-
Ny tipsy looking, dram absorbing masters
That have made some fun of Sawyers sausage,
II is moe: true. True. I've reported it.
The Very length and breadth Of my offending
Hath this (toldins Up The gReateT sausage IN
has hdRd.) no more.
Brief am in speech
And little dowried with the gfr of CAB
For since first despoiled soose-quill OF pitn
Til now some two days wasted. have used
Ny dearest ink drops on the scrubbed page,
and sm unqualified TO make speech,
(As would Al. here were. for orr Country sake y
And therefore little shall grease my cause
In speaking for myself Yet If you please,
will a round unshrunken link deliver
OF those same saussges which reported.
Then you shall see how Sawyer loving sausages,
Yet loved not and thus you will divine
On what pretence am brought here to answer.
There stands the Member; let hin witness H.
AZ this point the Speaker who had been gradually
turning very red in the face made motion TO fling his
hammer st the head ofour Reporter, who luckily lodged
and made his escape from the Hall, amid the suppressed
sit,ering ofthe House and the outlaws OF the Gallery.
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WHO Kille d Cock Robin :,
Never shake ihote CORY locks al ne
Thou canst not cay did Il
From Tie Union.

I'VE have observed in OF the utterly men
dacious Wing journals suggestions unusually false even
for those quarters Mr. VS. defeat hss been alto
ge,er unpcasng OF the members OF the Admin
The idea has particle Of truth and nocolor
Of probability We undertake 70 say-snd wc speak the
fact az know it-that Mr.. Wright carried with him,
throughout his the strong wishes OF the whole
Administration for his success"
Ey' We presume the aboveis from book, though
we must say that if the Organ ever does blunder-
and it is not absolutely immaculate-it is very apt
to be just when it puts airs Of authority and as
sumes to speak by the card.
Assuming the trnth of the above positive aver
ment we feel that we owe an acknowledgment to
the Federal Executive for the general propnety
and decorum preserved by its myrnidons in our
State during the late excited canvass. There were
exceptions. OF course but generally there was less
open and gross intermeddling in the contest by
Postmasters and Tide-W alters than ever before
when the Federal patronage was In Loco-Foco
hands II, then Messrs. Polk Marcy and Walker
really wanted Mr., Wright reelected. we must say
that the behavior OF their subordnates reflects great
credit on their superiors. May we hope that this
reform is to be permanent?