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Bark Vernon TN Mobile ara recently ashore 90 p,
Island beach has been got OF and iowed up 70 tie u,
BY the steamboat Yacht Wind n. " W.
Letter bags OF the steamer Caledonia from So.ss
Liverpool will close at henyons tOreisn Letter OF,
- Wsl,-st this day at 10 minutct 10 oclocs
Letter bags By the steamer Caledonia from Bos,Ss -
Liverpool! will close a: the DING Telegraph News RI
cor Hanover and Beaver SIS this day, ST ps.,3IY
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PARIS STYLE or hATs-Manufsctured and fot ns =
KNOX, 10 Fulton st Sun RuiIdingA
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TIE NATIONAL ELECTROMAGNETIC copy with
entire concurrence the annexed tribute to the
claims which the National Intelligence has, moi,
only upon the Wing party OF which il hss been
one OF the most influential ard able advocates but
upon the great reading community OF the whole
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Eour thanks are due to LIVINGSTON Il WELLS
for copy OF the Albany Argus OF yesterday received
via the Housasonic Railroad line.
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? sEe OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PAPER.-1
E T.esslz. and oser. towing the Gig IN .es als.

Trarsl1. and oter, leaving the City IN es aiss.,
con are informed that E,efny Edasou q q.
10 printed every dry containing the stock Sale
News by the Southern Mail &c. up 10 oesgeH. ~
curing Of the Sewsboys for the Eren.ay ~
tribune every one viii be able % ak e., W. '''
lstes. newsiup 70 the time OF LEAVING nc '-'
" General Committee Of Democranc wing
yonpa uen.Au adjourned Meeting OF lhi' Committee
In 49, I'd =, he Broadway House, on Wednesday even
, r.r rs 3. seven O'Clock A full meeting is desired
20 e., ~, ,,rssr THEo Z. ToMLESsoH, Chairman
aLsExr 6fLBERr, secretsriss
gnEpEsicR FRYE,
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The A1LAxrIc.-Mr Chas. C. Orr. OF Louisville.
was not lost heretofore stated de was the second
person 10 Leave he wreck and was the hr5r saved
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nmcinl Intelligence.
FROM the Union of Saturday night

Erorl the UNION OF ShIuIuaJ H!s.ll.
Major Turnbull Of this city, Captain J. Z. John
s,on Lieut. Scarnpon Lieut., Derby and Lieut. Hardca.-
teal officers OF tie Corps Typographical Engineers
will leave Washington tomorrow morning TOR the
Army OF the West They Will travel the fauona! road,
descend the river and expect join Cen scou al Sra
zos Santiago.
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Court Calendar. thus Day
Law Courts.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos S., 81, Is 80 81, 20, 81, 2i0
il ~ - Be Il = 90 10 100 10. 10 y q
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Fn,s IL Lc.tsrige .jyur.sl Nor. y !

THE NATIONAL 1NrELLIGESCER.-Wh HE the
LoeoFoco papers published the SEES; OF Government,
have sppeSled each successive year their party
come ard support them ;hs, old sbe and unainchins
advocate OF SQUAD Wig principles. The National Intel
esencef has not said word in is own favor for tie
purpose OF extending It's subscription This renders !,
necessary thai they who know and appreciate
tns value should recommend II tie support OF their
friends We would earnestly recommend oUr WIKI
friends who able 10 take paper published a, tie
National Capits! 10 subscribe Tor Tie IntslGSercer-
ApSt from It's great value polrcal journal it IS IS
good family psper published IN the United States
Any family in which tie lntesencer IS regular visi.
tor must be greatly beHe6ts6 by i, for j, contains
vas: o. literary and scientific reading that is
calculated Interest the rising generation ard which
If read by them wogld greatly enlarge their intelligence
The ln,eligencer is published daily usweekly, and
weekly and those who cannot Afford 10 tase the daily
ought - subscribe 10 che Of other issues The money
invested designed merely for educational
Purposes would yield much larger intellectual Inter
est sssa paid to the hes, schcoras.sr In the nsnon
we can ca the Wings throughout the county 10 do
ssefes and their cause service b. sending On taer
names ~ subscribers to the Sasoaai GieiSencer.
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From the Seat Of War.
Correspondence OF the n. o. Delta.
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correspondence VI tIc ~ W. DCItd
MATAMoRos, Nov u, lei6
! Since the official announcement of the taking of
Tampco al has been preparation here in getting troops
and munitions ofwar ready for that point The company
OF Sappers and Miners, recently arrived from New-lork
which had proceeded up Carnage have been ordered
back and will be from the mouth Tarnpico by
steamboat The 18th regiment of Indiana volunteers
stationed at the mouth have already departed for that
place on the steamboats, Udne and Cincinnati move
OF troops is about being made from here 10 Veto
ria. the capital OF this State (ramaulpas) large
Mexican force said 10 be collected there supposed 10
be from 10 5OOo-thc latter number most likely cor
rect These troops have crossed the mountains from
San Luis with a view to strike in this drcction-the
small gerrsors that have been ett here iavoring the
impression with the Mexcans that This point could be
easily taken. Col CLARK has evidently feared attack
for time and every prccauon is nightly taken TO
prevent surprise BY the end OF the coming week,
have ittrom good authority Gen Patterson will be on
his march from CamaFgo Tor Tampco by the way OF
! Victoria.
Three companies of the Tennessee Cavalry arc under
orders and preparing 10 out scout toward Veto
ria-a oil picked and horscs have been chosen
for that purpose majority Of the horses OF this eg
OF Calvary present unit for service the long
| journey they have undergone having used them upt
will take weeks 10 got them in hcsh again.
The advance OF Gen. Worth upon Sa!tillo from Monle
rev considered certain here until yesterday What
has induced the countermand one Is able 10 divine
hear stated that the object not 10 garrison saulo
but TO march immediately upon San Luis or II the io
place is 10 be sarrisoned Gen Wools 10 take
msnd Gen Butler having been appointed military gov
of Nuovo Leon you may expect hear shortly that
Gen Patterson holds similar office in Tamaulpas
ing his mandates and dispensing the laws from Victoria
! must SAY word to you about Matanoros. Matters
and thles going on prosperoUsiy herebusiness is
exceedingly brisk though 10 persons arriving who have
been here previously the city looks dull The cause Of
this apparent uness is 10 DC found in the closing
the gaming houses II any gambling is carried here
il has TO DC kept from the eye OF the authorities
To De caught offending subjects the offender
portatoa Neio OrGrHs. hard punishment Is not
to be sent TO sneh place
The river is very low and boats seldom reach ca.
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HYER's PmLs.-saie, cheap and effective. Try
See advertisement dig TuThHs1
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~ II has been well observed thar nothing has be-
made 10 VAN, and with the enhancement Of scenos
observation, founded IN jus: conception Of The ts's
lence OF The Creator, receives confirmation from the '
OF reason and experience. In Iayersing the plaB As%
est or the mountain, doubtless tread upon msoy PS
and herbs, which, If their properties were GeTe'Pe'
might be OF lnestimabe value to those upon whoni dS'
has laid lis heavy hand. II is only Of Iae year,, la|
stance that lhe immense importance Of sAssAHAflLi
an active and Gnaing agent In removing scrofals 30
the long catalogue of ulcefOus and asea
been properly Understood. The Introduction II sAsS'
sARsArAKLLA into medical practice, may sad, a''
To have been the commencement Of erai1 iSe -
tory Of ths healing Admins Tered, with aHebssf'I
% That common precauiioa 10 Other matters aeessSI
give IL lar chance, The preparation believed 70 % -
nearly InliOc in is effects Anything compodnas' "
E4Hsu XXI! which has yet been offered 10 the yofd
Prepared md AOd, wholesale ana feisj!, By A. b.
Sat.p5 "h0irsale Druggists iGJ TuOnsL eofh,,a -
!" iiHmsL rs Broadway, and n ERrt Broadway, w.
IorS sold ALSO by Druggists generally ihfogshosl a.
Inied ol2tes Price 81 per bouie, six botiesi''S
u Every yeuedg medicine OF any ss'ef5s.s
IN any paper may always be found sen9rhe and ~ -
PuHy Dy me box bottle or package IN any euzo-y ~
frIi d. proprletDrs prices, Only al toA or toaeT "a
Soflaid'st No. 81 few doom be!o" ihe w esieu
Remainder thus, FOR here counterfeit Office 90 NC 80
side Of the and another IN Broadway AVE-
al but the old aud only stand Of an :,
c3a COMsTOCK L co. NO. u.
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From the same

RUMoR OF ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
Ertrac. or Letter from an Officer Of The army
n WASHINGTON
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To .he Editor. Of TIE Tribuns

To The Editors Of The Tribune
In your paper Evening EDITION. Of yesterday, you
have published Report Of the Comptroller OF the city
of unpaid in which il is stated indebted az
lessee OF ll2 Broadway. the Of 2922 dollars and
tina. have Offset OF 1000 dollars might with
legal justice refuse TO pay any until this Offset
allowed, and many persons in my situation would do so
but | have avaled myself OF my rights. But on
the contrary have paid the Comptroller since the date
MS report fifteen hundred dollars leaving the balance
shown in the reporg in my favor.
The fact ia my Offset Is over two thousand dollars,
large portion OF which is disputed. have always
been ready whenever called pay the City Tressu
~ any balance due from me and have always done 80
deductins the due me and the present time
have oyerpaid them, Won. B. TOWNSEND.
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AMusEMEsr-A NOVEL GYMsAsIuM-The fol
lowing tells its story quite well anything
we could say. We think such Gymnasium as II des.
cbes carefully guarded against abuses richly deserving
OF popular support
Or. Ross compliments to Measrs GREELEY AyD
McELRATH with inylon 10 visit MS Novel Gyrnna.
s!Url AZ o3 Grand 81 opposite Centre Market Although
experiment.; II mas been go up quite expense yet
N very plain way It's believed that apparatus of
the Kind has ever been invented which IS better calcu-
lated 70 fulfil the various indications The e11eis> is
JUST what i should be and the "a quality
generally neslected) IS Just nat should be Exercise
&c do GOOD, must be combined with recreation. In this
important particular the Patent Gymnasium il preern
nenty superior 10 ell others IN the city To makeit ac
cessloe 70 the poor well r!ch adittaace is only
Elk pence and addition all, good music in the eve
Eing The low price mas been end fault with already
GG. the Object has Just been Eouce The colOred people
anxious well AZ others and accordingly wi! have
day apar, FOR the that they may also have asit,!e
innocent recreation for a.ch fault will also be found
It Is believed that patents well afford 10 ave their
children s%pence every evening fer such purpose and
o4sh: TO encourage il the. ground Of mora;y-
Amusement rH oe Dad and oas& 70 be mad and lst
cath hrress cGHn0s easily b attained thai nltes is
RargIl ra Be rey likely BE- substituted IL Ia believed
that The concern viii CO well patronzed If attention IL
called 70 !tTon the night And is aso believed
that Editors consistently recommend 10 the pub.
c as every a. oUh TO be deeply Interested in
PhYslc1! E-eTclss
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. lis P. ~
The Southern mail has arrived at Washington
but it brings no important news. John NJ Reed
Attorney General OF the State Of Pennsylvania
and William i Stokes, deputy Attorney General
have resigned The sloop-ofwar Germantown
Lieut. Blake, sails for Norfolk on Wednesday
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Ily' We mentioned on Saturday that young
lost from the steamer Knickerbockcr at Hast.
ings her way up Thursday. The Albany Atlas says
the unfortunate person named Horton and that he
resided in Greenwich in this city His brothertnlaw
was on board and left Hastings to search for the
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I-Sp We are glad to learn that the fine collec
ton OF sta,uary exhibiting by Mr. BRowN at the Society
Library Building to be closed for few days The
number of visitors has constantly Increased and the adj
miration which the collection exces keeps even Pacc
with the increase OF patronage
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FAIR Ar THE TABgRsAcLE.-The Ladies OF the
congregation worshiping in the Broadway Tabernacle
will hold their Annual Fair this week commencing this
morning in the Lecture.room OF the Tabernace-rhe
proceeds be devoted TO the support Of Coporeurs or
Religious Book and Tract Distrbutors) In the West
The occasion is one of decided interest Thousands
and we doubt not the attendance will be large.
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PHILADELPHIA Dec 40 P. NJ
We hear from Baltimore that the Western Mail
brings no news Mr.. Cranston is nearly out Of
danger
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Letter from Hamilton Fish.
Nxw.Yosx, NV. sd, $40.


To tss Editor, Of he Ne'e. York Express
GENTLEMEN l observe with deep regret that
since the election my name continues to be brought,
before the pubic and Is becoming the theme OF a
dissension which 10 NE is extremely painful Dur-
ing the canvass desired 70 shrink from nc pom
slbLlty which my position imposed upon me, ard
from scrutiny which j; required but that the
canvass IS and the result is known trust !, may
BE allowed me 10 he lett IN peace.
50 tsr as am personally concerned IN the result G.
the la,e election satisfied that my Whic friends
generally and throughout the entire State have done
their au,y the Mig pSrty sustaining nominee
and that they have gwen 10 honest ana cordial
support far Jealous than any uerI: ciar, o.;
could have demanded Doubtless there have
been individual o. persons who Influenced BY
been paramount; the obligations OF party ro:in a,ons
but such cases always 70 greater OF less
ssEt-snd do nc: con5c, with the opinion above ex-
pressed. was the Candidate Of the Wing party, and
cannot complain that members Of ieren; party, pos
sessins distinct and independent organization have
heir VOTES In favor OF the candidate their
selection
The loss OK my election brings TO me personally no re
sre,s-buI il woad become the source Of mos; poignant
criet made ,he subject OF disagreement between sv
our noble Wig party. N whose UIon success ard
whose success the welfare OF the that tie less
OF my election Se charged 10 supposed fshess
ness OF friends. glorious victory hiss Been achieved
upoa which from the bottom o. Iny heart eoIsratulAte
you and every Wing IN ,he Sts,s-eUt
I'VE have sco:ch'd TIE snSks-noi kilid ii.
and rnsv lose the fruits OF victory by dissens;ons
among ourselves but il however disssas.oas must De-
have 10 beg Of my Whig trends ere ass o taa, ec
no, made he subjeci 0; disagreement
Wsh gress regard, remain ycar feliow.c'ti=en
HAMILTON FISH
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Thing. in Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA Nov. %.
in M letter yesterday the names Of some Of the
Companies accepted by he Adjutan; General were IN
correctly stated Capt Binders Company IS the Wash
in-,ou Lich, IAfartry--Csp: Bennet;'s IS the Pha-
accepted though others are named IN our morning pa
pers.
Mayor Swift yesterday in person arrested sew
era rloters members OF IRE companies who, without an
alarm OF FIRE disturbed the public peace MI : is a
very efficient officer and 10 oe FITTED exactly Tor
the honorable station he occupies.
There was but one disturbance between fremen
Yesterday and that resulting IN actual riot Is not
worth chronclins-
Several burglaries have occurred IN our CIT: with
in the past three yas but IN case has property OF
any considerable amount been secured ~ the depreda-
tors.
The corner stone OF new Hall was laId tins al
ternoon in Brown.st near Fourth, By ReTds Charles
Gardner Douglass and Moore I;.to be used by several
benevolent and temperance societies OF coored persons
and the Lodges both hasous and Odd fellows OF the
City and County
i serious disturbance occurred yesterday at the
Church OF the independent Methodsts IN the Western
part OF the city Some dispute appears mad arisen
among the managers Of the tcmpora! affairs OF the
church and several persons far forgot their profess
=ious as TO resort to personal violence Mayor swift
learning that had arisen went IN person To ne
church expelled both parties and pocketed the key AZ
private hearing the afternoon II was agreed that all
belhgerent action should be suspended.
There is no business change IN our city to COM
munica;e
SALES or STocKs.-Frst Board-s2 600 State
SIS IS; $1,000 L. s Bank Notes -. BGIoeeu Boards
1895 L : Bank Notes - 20 sch Nav n, 80 ~ Ken
s!ngton Bank s. 81 200 state IS. 6-s Stoord Board
= Union Bk. Tenn. 81 20 Western Bk i5i $500 Sch
Nav'n 6's 1856 ~: .4ttg Second Board.-Ssoo sen.
Nav'n 6s 1856 II: $1,000 Lehgh lut. 81 $1,000 Sch.
Nav'n %. 1855. -! Sch. Nay'u stock, 80.
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TEy RkSDoLFH SLxvEs.-We have .,rr,-.
supposed th=, Ohio noswi.hst landing her baek Eys,
the outrsses wkich have been committed Il he- 49,,
y on co.cred people. bad large reE2na., WI, 49,
Der laws tps Iae deeds committed godcr th@r, ~
irhualan mes.arr adopted to preren, the Rssssass
slaves fruni set;lins upon :aer property caused 49,
OF indignation n every generous bosom: bar -
evcn;. baEbsFous Is II was - likely resultip -
benefit correspondent If the y. Y. Observer 49,
from PfUa. o., speaking Of them ssys
When the mob sprit in adloinin. Coso.y -
ycr;ej these unfortunate people settling CO tsAirf
purchased 70. their f:torc homes Tire citizen, -
Town aud is vicinity took prompt sai visorous -.
u-es 10 relieve ;aei9 AID promote they -. =
,er,>t AZ present. about 200 have home n g.
families Arfc arc dispersed the nciehborho,S -
Gagged IL useful labor and generally dong very wen
Their inhur,an treatment by ,he mob IN Mercer q
and their rrpUlsor tro;r ;heir lands has been e1isp
caused the wrA;h OF their enemies 70 promote H.,
welfare In Virginia these people had been eh!sSy er
p.oyed in the culture OF tobacco. they have bgt Er.
experience and knowledge IN the clearing Of land "a
the necessary labor Be performed in their s4,e..s
homes.
4; present while engaged il. the families OF a..
cizens-ou their farms ard in their shops tSev A..
prpa,ing Tor future usefulness sad The occupsncv n
their lsnis when ;he way Is opened
y was exceedingly srat.Ged 70 Know the deep a,e,
est taken in these nGcbwronsed people. p2rculay i,
her intellectual ard spiritual weliafc Woen ihsr
arrived about 800 IL number icw OF them could rsai
they were G-porSbly ignorant Fer ,Eer improvement
Sabbath school hiss been organized and sbou, lQl har
participated IL is advantages, they have Generosity sse
rapid progress mSny OF them are aow able 10 read d
eatly. Such Is their svdity TO earn 'ast during tie
week DAYS some OF t1eIn carry their books with Aen
10 the place of labor and whenever an opportunity b
found they avail themselves OF the instruction OF k2a
friends old and young. io2nd this deeply interesting
schoo, poorly supplied with books ms d.scuiSy Is
row removed By generous donation from hS Am 5. s
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This lcyisthan engine (he Great Western PRIOR 10 be
ing employed the express trains wss attached to
train consisting OF IA carriages, laden with lron the to-
tai weight OF which 40 tons exclusive OF engine
and tender weighing with complement oil coke and wa
ter about Sc tons TIE engine driven by Mr. Gooch
the superintendent OF the locomotive department and
went from Psddington TO Swindon and thence
back the distance being y miles each way On the
Journey il vas ascertaned that she could with that ex
traordinary weight, travel at average speed OF 80
miles an hour The distance from Swlndon 10 Didcot
only ~ miles had been performed at that rate nc!ud
ing the time occupied in starting and stopping On
Monday morning she dispatched with As 4 NJ ex.
press train Paddngton TO Exeter 1881 miles, and
performed the journey exclusive OF steppages IN PA
ninute. IS hours 81 iainues being average rate OF
sol miles per hour The actual running time on the
iourneT !s as follows
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The Cool est Thing Yet.

From the CoRrer and Enquirer u Monday.
Who was tina, took especial palms to place before
the of the Renters the Ccrs proof that MI
fisR wes not AN Ant. Reneri The Courier OF Itself
could not and did reach that class oil readers II
adore ssed different audience appealed 10 different mo
tlves sentiments and principles; who gave 20 It this
new direction, and SO dctested Mr. FISH We know
some Of the agents in this work The Tribune which
has large circulation and strong influence III the Anti
Rent district took special pains 10 copy into its own
columns these very articles lite editor came IN person
to purchase large numbers of the Courier and Enquire
containing them avowedly for the purpose ct sending
them into the Anti Rent districts. And he even re.
quesed publicly IN his paper that we should strike OF
hundred extra copies in order that he might use
them In that way
u The above cannot be the work of rational
being. The Courier gave out that it was about to
pronounce against joins YouNe. We gave an
order for large number of copies for gratutsus
circulation, They were refused at any price.
We bought few copies (all we could set Of one
Courier. but it was not that containing the grand
attack on Mr.. Young, and we think 1t said nothing
about Mr. Fish
But jus. think OF the charge that we took spe,
cial pains to copy" &c. This is true OF the Cou.
rier's grand demonstration against Mr.. Young. and
VIC think, OF nothing else from that paper in which
Mr.. Fish was named And why did we copy that
article Beeaase tie Courier expressly requested
Una StoS 0Hilotty oAhEp NS 10 GO 81 S4Ics.DS W "y
for the insertion Of the article if declined to
publish it without, Had we declined the puhlica
ton las We did the pay general yell would have
gene up that we dared not let our readers see the
objections to Mr.. Young. We were eompelie9 70
publish that article or virtually give up the con.
test. And now the very Journal that constrained
Us to do so accuses us OF thereby defeating Mr.
Fish! Most certainly, We never wished to send
any Of the Couriers commendations Of Mr. Fish
into the Anti,Rent Country, but did our best
5vainly--so have him Judged by very different
standard
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Capital Punishment.

= iss kc.i9r q TAe ITI5nae
The Evangelist OF Iris week contain: an extract from
Al article Punishment in the last rube. the New
Highlander This article signed L 5. undoubtedly
Leonard Bacon D ,. OF NsS Haven We concsds IN
aivaDce thst the sb!e article Ihs; have jet
seen n favor of tie infection OF Capital Punishment
The writer entirely reyuds,es the idea thA: Cspft Pun
:shuesr must DC inflicted because i IS supposed be
eog1aiei n the Bible fug he says prove i 20 DC
necessary and Re viii advocate is abolition Be-, what
is singular Is ts; the Evarscs, Did rot copy s,
portion OF the ar=cle which Gi!ades me wo-k o.
-Cheever Npi Lewis tie same eide OF the question
Dcc: Racoa speaks OF Taylor Lewis as hsrIug fallen
into the rzn-eencenIal t-ick OF writing nonsense sGt
The absolute and charges tAr they have both 5rsyeG
the they profess defend The w-iisr has also
seen Z, 70 attack sentiment expressed BY Judge Ed
onds, hst the oeSiyc Of punishment the reformation
o. the criminal.
We ere glad 10 meet with candid an aIgur,sat on
this .pcran, SUBJECT AZ that the opponents OF Capital
Punishment ask, is tsir discussion OF is merits.