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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-03

II ITCHEN KANBEs-1he propretors offer for safe their
IN Ranges suitable for private f'milies ana boarding
houses, the Range VIII not answer me purpose Tor
to the purchaser Pees from twenty TO thirty I'VE dollars each
1so good assortment crates for piors &c. Stoves for
store, and oces Tin Ware bright plain and apapDed; Smo
kew Gimme cured and warranted Iason, all tmes ready
descriptIons. M. J, GlLHOOLY co" 70 Nassau street.
h.t.r EnI and John no f2fspc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-03

tide water from the commencement Of navigation to
30th Of November, inclusive, was a. follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-03

4 IFE NSURANCE-NATIONAL LOAN FUND
IL Life Assurance Society Of Loudon"A Savings Bank
for BsaehI Of the WIDOW sne the 0rphsn lEmpowesd
be.des fund from urplus Of about
Part Of Capital invested IN tho United States
r. LAME MURRAY, ESQ George St, Hanover Square,
Chairman Of the Court Of Directors in London JACOB Ar
VEY, Esq Chairman OF the Unes States Local Board.
III. Board meet at "a Wall street .yery wxDrrspAY, for
the Transaction Of business Doctors RopeDRs HosAcK
aud KEESs medical erane, (ee-paid BY the society; at
tendance Daily At thrse r. NJ EDWARD r. RicHARpsoN,
Er General rcountan Report for May, isi7 pamphlets
blank FORMS tables Of rates LIST Of Directors Agents Sc
Sc, Obtained the Chief Oce, "a Wall street frou
either Of the the psi,sa States aad B,iti,
raj Agent for the United States aud B. A. Colonies New
York. Nov. 4, 1917 nj 3tawis i1uc
CHARLES FULLER, Wholesale aod Retail Dealer in
~ Jennings New Patent Premium Safety Cas Lamps and
Patent ffJsgene Gas for burning IN the same Also, Cam
phne 3pirl Cas- Oil and Lard Lamp, Hall Lanterns Gil
Ianpoes, etc. Also Campfire, Spirit gss Oil and Wicks.
ava Greenwich IT., between Chamber and Warren.
MI tieodsrh
CHRoNOMFrER5.--The subscribeis have oonstaltly on
W hand ysfv superior ChSon0mesrs o. the most smins cut
akss At wholesale sad REAL. Also, Charts, Coppafsss.
In,sS p:'issp .'s ssfp , q ,isX fsSrslsgs
bssiAs nIIf ~ ,stssswsn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-23
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.

-. ~ '.st'FN o. VIC ItobcFt fsWnIhucV.
II &. GWATHMEY au,l w. w. TIWNTH.
hEY nave ni' day forn,d Copaunofshp under III, firm
II r. e. GwATnNEY co. WV
Their business will be- exclusively one for The cal,
II 'oHH'ry PHes rsgrraHv-and they have rturr The I'D ~
neat Socsoe warehouse, loHg occupied Rotcr ath
mcy and have kcWc engaged the NJ Trpr ntb
mry who % - well known the public SalssaH Of T,e
We saNf pr"fafed o. ra1u1hr advances on an
hand and hope, BY assduy anj srct attention 10 business 10 r
. fgH poriQn n public ratr mage. r. q GwATHAFY
uichhond. 10 Dee 90 n w W gVATuNFy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-23
"A deaiIor the case. alluded to here fouow.I
Hip COMPLAINT

Ih DISEASE Of frequent OF the most oh
nate IN med zeal practice. The Galyans in It's eef
: truly wonderful
NEw YoRK, July 81, Is4s
This To certify that for the past years have been m ed
with thu dis"ase eald the Hip during which tim. was
auendedby DR. Carer and Watson city without
any relief The the such that was obi
sed TO give up business and lain several DAYS
without being able TO my bed. Medicine oay made M.
worse and was daily gcirg helpless. Eary Ia,
Nnef procured Dr. Christe Galvane pair of ans ana
e Magnetic tld and from the wearing the m
began To heai. now or ger than eve,
previous to my sickness ami recovered that can
any ahgHe would also state that com
rneng the the Belt and Fluid |
OF ihe umb-fs Of three story dwelling CONSIDER In Crs.
ana Magnetic remedies invaluable blessing aud have
the snieied. GEoPCp q ,TrFS ~ :"
Church "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-23
D0GGET l. ANDERSON.

md tPHOISrERERS,N No. q, GOVERNOR ST.
~ AVE Just received large and beautiful ms.
ormen 81 French AMI American Paper ia siux, BoIer.
Green's Nenetan and Window Bfns Tran.pars
'ha''s ram and Coouicd Mating. other anr, An
"uf Toe OF husins which have srrat care 40
SUI he ta''e his community We .oheit "a. IRON,
"" eiH and Ne public generally disposed 10 on
a. reasonable terms any city are ORE
pared w attend 0 any wOrk line puneuahty and IN.
sulet,si ue-fe 70 give satsiactlon 2O-dln
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SPINAL AFFECTIONS.

daughter of Mr. Hiram Booth residing in winam,hur,b
T. vas anc'sd with - nal Affection y. Sr becoming
most helpless from It's -,ots The was he
yond cure by pycans A. Galyauie Rein nd
STRENGTHENING PseT ir-d months ftou The
apeauon 81 the articles her Physicians pronounced her m
perfect health The ady since been m,T and
quite flee from all symptoms OF her former complaint
Every column in this paprS filed with .,niar t-so
mas In al Nervous eoGipiains chronic or .y-
ry may be. the efficacy 81 Chftes genuip. GaIyar an,
eses truly wonderful ~
W Only agents for Richmond
puvAL & PURCELL. Druggists II7 M,io 81
for sale IN "ythevile, only by WN u. srLLEE.
explanatory NAV h. had
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CURE FOR wHOOPING COUGH.

ME-II1E9SO casks Lame remaining up~pli Of scho0us
- Mount Nenons cargo, for sale from Dork
al 10 RANKIN A. WHITIDCK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-23
NOTICE.

N consequence Of the state of my health, have
this Jay with awn from the CoNssInS RrsvEss nni willie
succeeded by two nepb"ws Nj u. Cwlhuey aud Nj vs.
w ""aihm-y under the firm of r. e. CWAIHMEY l. 60 u h.,
ea'n the Old stand shoctoc Warehouse which have
LONG occupicd
Deg rave TO solicit the patronage n oil friends and eus
nhrs ~ behalf n The above oned h AMI payment
Of those indebted To without delay
ROB GwATHMEY.
Richmond, ist December 1876.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-23

III" following IL from Clergyman known and OF d.tin
sutshed attainments and reputation:
srnSrs, N. ], July H. 1876.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-23
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS, DYS-
PEPSIA.

III" following il from clergyman, and OF di.tn
suished aitainmens and reputation:
SinST1, N. ], July II, 1916.
Dr ~ H. CHtsTTE-Dear Doctor promised commune at
with you respecting the effects Of Application OF your
Kings and Magnetic Fluid my vet too
shon TO Justify speaking positively relation to the perma
n-ney OF my cure but that YOUR
6aVanc Belts and Bracelets nervous eo
paints have been suspended ebtoaie
nlin bronchitis and dyspepsia and that those
orders all connected with through the nervous
tenn have had OF the dyspepsia the appli
cation OF your Belt Sc nothing worth mentioning the bron
s TOR have been enabled nv
tna duties "f preaching, the surprise OF nv
eongrgaon and have had but iwins two Of IN. b.
ma have enjoyed far perfect exemption from these
for years cannot be too gassl God his providence
has directed
The immediate design OF TO procure o Of The
same fnd OF as,anee for OF my people Many Of nv
Eregainn arr affected with disorders INV
be permanent will be led apply you have ia. ary.,
county charge IN the State End my electrified them $50
TO speak entirely.
"a d.'aiof the cases alluded to here foHowsl
May Co.'s blessing attend effort, INV dear nor,,
AMI you afford relief In these will n yast numb.
OF others who will apply. Very truly yours,
- ROBERT w. lands
~ Several letters have been received from the Rev
Lands wose health has improve and many Of his
CONGREGATION have used the gavanie with equally happy
results ''' '-fl'
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COpariuerslIip.
second supply Of spring Clothing.

second supply al spring StOththS.
WE have by recent arrivals received large
ASSORTMENT OF Ready Made Clothing, Of tho styles
aud best qualities, consisting Tatt follows
Pine drab Caslmeret Sacks
Pine black DO do
Pine brown grey and drab EImnnsts
Handsome gold mixed do
Gold miIed Coii,ngion Sacks
Hlaek French cloth do
Fine brown do do
Plaid, linen gingham aud other Sacks
Black silt, satin aud Val-nlia Vests
Pine white MArailes do
Baek and cord Cashmere Pants
Canble, linen and cotOnsdc do
Cfavats Scarfs, Ee, o
Persons wishing to deal OF Clothing with h
money, can do ~ by calling my KEEN 60
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-23
CLARRT WINES.

CLAkEI WINES.
HAVE now on hand, 100 boxes CBARETS,
comprising general from low priced aicls
~ the best brands imported us county which
lr HrdrHte pccs Persons prefer buying Csrcs
css will hr 10 their Interest order through
Agent New Yok excellent judge n Wines
clrfnl hi selections and buy- hcu only
Ny roct NJ geHuns mp0rtod Liquors and Wins
plet well my oek u FcnuRr Havana Sogan
uarnd stce afcsio the notice of my fcnds and The pnhc
Pa CRAM,
~ No. 2, ErchsuFr Block Rlehn,oud. Va
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NOTICE OF BOOKS
RECEIVED AT % MAIN STREET
BY DRlNkER n NORRIS,
booksellers, StaIiOners. and Dealers m,
Piano Forfe. nusic a.

m
FNHELIFEoF GEN TAYLOR with numerous tI,,r,,.y. .n
II doi-' and @Inbelish SOC
seareh OF good servant, 10y "
& : Arthur ale '' -
No Domb-y a &c
hr Beautiful Widow, Il Novrl. by 7 ! Arhur sc
The Mneral sprHgs OF Virginia with Mass iagsth.r with
man &c y ~ '
s snd Correspondence OF Joseph Reed MhiaIy Secretary OF
Warrington Cambridge, Adgtlnt General Of the Cop,B.n,
army &c by his Grand snn, WA Reed. svo $50
hanSng Abstract OF the Medical SCIENCES vols svo uding
lsi5- 70. $50
The Lie OF Wesley, and Risc Progress Of M.th,p nv
S"uhey J. L. rircd by ttls southsy A. % A.,,eap al
ton. y Rev u Curry 4 NJ 81
paot- oi The Accompanying pOaits e,a aai Lgranhi
cal BY g u FrsneT., ESl SOC
The Correspondence sni Mi.ceaAics OF The Hon Smith 1 l.
D. formerly Governor ol Connect,ent 81
The lawyer Daughter, BY Adm u. 37e
TIE Hour and the Manan hsoreai romance by H,r. NJ,
ineau soc - - '''' "'A'
" odeoeF' Receipt Book TOT e preservation Of
\ year IN Spain b Mackenzie Is
Spseulluon novel by Miss Paidoe soc
Aeanoirs Of Baron Cuvier, by Mr. x lee 9Se
w u Edwards 81 ." '''''' "
H de aud Border Sketches esrbd. OF the Chevot and
lhe 'a1aa'ermur. BY w Maxwell, 37e
Nos " ani ~ hauin by sue. nee
No
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NOTICE.
4 HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. ]

4 HAVE this day associated with me MIR. JAS.
A. TRnE employment for several years
aud business old stand OF 18Th and Cary
strst OF wM ANDERSON CO. for the
contracting Wholesale Grocery and General Commission bu,nrss
Groceries, Domestic Goods Cotton Yarns &C
products Of the state aud have
Mr. DAVID ANDERSON J conduct the
grocery department OF business His
and qualifications for branch Of the business too well
and have also mad-
arrangement Mr FRED ANDERSON aid the
Of tobacco who long been familiar Ind
umatrly acquainted with this branch OF business
Liberal advances be- made of do
goods tobacco wheat corn pig and aIeIrs Of
general trade. WM ANDERSON, IT,
February LIST, IS47.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-06
R.r sl. A.l.n.n. Rannrr.

Ma EDrron: Slr-siaes saw yOu have ne' had time to wrse you even short letter until new.
 have lately received several letters from gentle men in the south-east counties. from which am convinced that the people arc ia favor of A demo- cratic convention In January. They also think there s disposition manifested, by some, to divide the democratic party Into factions, and that there will be some dificaty la uniting upon men who will be most likely io produce perfect harmony In our ranks. They, therefore, think would pro- bahiy be best to attempt 10 unite on some persons who have henssofore united the party. They think thai. inasmach as R. ". JoHSsOS is now our Con- gress member elect, and that having once united upon him, that we can probably do so agaiu' And has been unusual heretofore to disPlaee rep resentative before he has had any opportunity ct proving his ability to serve us, very naturally ask the question, what has JoHSsoN done 10 forfeit his claim to a re- nomination. If thers Is any thing st fault, let us know it. His is suggested herc with due respect, and only for consideration.
 It Is supposed that Gov. DREw will be before the convention for reelection from motives higher than those of ambition or selfish intcrest. Ills claims should be duly considered, and the democracy  have united once upon hiaf, the same observations will apply to him with due deference to the claims of other aspirants for that office, who held in high estimation by in their section of country
 But convention composed of men aciuated hy dsintercstcd and patriotic motives, will settle all thess things to the satisfaction of the democracy, and 10 the good of the country.
 You speak, in the last Blnner, of set of reso- iutions purpOEting to have bceu passed by "a na- merouSly attended meeting of the citizens of lief fersoa county in relation to the conduct of the Ar kansas troops in Mexico" We have not heard any thing of any such meeting here. Since the arrival of the Banner, have asked several respectable men about il. and none of them hays heard of il. So nm inclined so believe that they did not originate in Jefferson; for although we have two or three black sheep in Jefferson. tsy have not been in the habit of sending their communications 10 the Banner.-- You hsve no doubt, cone right in suPPreSsny their publication. and set good example, which we hope will be followed by others. Such things do not ori- ginate in Jeffcrson they are manufactured abroad, and then attempted to be palmed upon us.
 Yours. respectfully. SOUTH EAST.
 Piss BInF. isq. 2S ls47.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-06

CAspIpArE.-GeR. Taylor has been question ed on al sides. and we have read his care fully. The Philadelphia whigs wrote to him not to answer their letter, Elt the New Jersey wings call ed reply to their nomination He told ;hen plain. ly eaoagA that he did not thank them for giving him a whig nomination--that he would mt eoasent to se the whis candidate. The Nativists nominated hin. and he wrote 10 them that he wogi not accep. party nomination, or make any party pledges. Louisiana democrat tried 10 extract opinion from him, but he sad he had formed none. and should not attempt to do so. until elected President. neutral editor wrots denoaneing parties, and urgihg their dissolution and the General answered tha, '.fhems has sentimeHts."
 On the strength of ihis the whigs say he is good whig the Aativisis that he is just the man they wsnt the neutrais that every body ought to support him, because he has no opinions; and the Demo erats that they prefer principles to msn, and will wait ansil they know who will best rsprssent their principles ia the csnsAs= helois they decide iof whom to vote
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-06
The ssNo-Party'' Party.

The Richmond Rspabtican, leading whig paper, quotes the following of the Philadelphia Bslletia with apparent approval:
 Ibid Monroe continue partisan, Do not men still look hack on the haieyoa days between lsl6 and 1894, when the lines of party had melted away and one common sentiment of patriotism, and bro therhood united the whole Unon."
 Halcyon days indeed. It was in lsl6 tha, the United States Bank was re-ehar,ered.--It was in 1919 that the great paper money bubble burs, with the most disastrous consequences upon the com merce of the ceuntry-and it was in ls24-'5 that the people defeated in their choice of President by the .reachery of who had gone over to the bank-party eight years before. We want no more such halcyon days of no-party.-Ex
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-06
For th< Arksaaas BaaHer. Mnaier Axhley VS. Dr. SyRtaL

We are willing te conee4e that the U. S. Senate Is the balwark of the Coasssitation, there the noble bird of liberty viii find her lsss resting place. and all that-bas we utterly deny that s sdestined to be the palladium of the "King's English" Inc recent letter of Senator ASHLEY, to tho Editor of tho Democrat. poor in argamenss but horrid tn It's composition, bsts all such hope. Our abused, vic lated vernacuIar must fly to other sanctuary. "Umbvagsezs shale't. "Eqaine Horse": q d s1'ss SeaHs, make room for the Senator's !" RwEeTossfy siyaed by e considerable namber''. Does Col. Ash ley mean io say merely thai his petition was signed by ''eonsiderable numbcF''l Or does be intend to convey tn idea that was not only signed by con siderable number but that ''consid~rable number signed the petition nwmeToas aE'Hber ef firass The latter take to be the obvious import and in- ,ensiOR of his Ianguagc. However, we defer to the venerable PhilOlOgiss of te Democrat. and anxious ly await his explanatory critiqae.
 When heScnator was called upon for authority, ussd in the Texas speech in the Senate, he graVely replied " Webster's Dictionary" and such an n,i- macy did he exhibit with this indispensable standard of eur language, that We may well be astOnishcd that he should have embarrassed, by his inaceuEa- cies, what had been made quite plain upon other testimony. '. V. &E Co.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-06
Las< of the Miller Case.

We are sensible oi having given more room in columns to this matter than Col Miller himself woald desire; but ii important that the expose sOala be full, fair and plainly SC, before the peo- ple. This has been done. the psblie satisfied, those hot immediately interested in the squabble are weary of 1t. and the difficulty would be done with if ws could only beat it nto the nodle of the old gentleman of the Democrat. tbat he has " made a Jsly Of hinseIf'' IL is matter of surprise, bs, "Ephraim is joined to his idols"
 ..0 woHld some power the giisis gie us,
 f15 ses osSsegres as otksrs ses ss Fa
 1t wosid from many biunasr free us
 8ss o And foolish notiUa.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-06
Indian NeMk,

The Fort Smith Herald, says that an intelligent gentleman. recently frem the Seminole country, reports that the Indians there, aknow every iove- ment of our army in Mexico, and receive, by some means. fall and correct accounts Of ali the battles fought between our trcops and the Mexiesns. giv. ing tue results with az much accuracy az those re- eeised iron osr most authentic reports These se. enanss they receive long before the news reaches them by oar mails.
 Hild Cat. the well known brave and shrewd Seminole Chief. says, Gen. Taylor is brave aaa. bas he whipped him ia Florida. He does not see how lt is. that he whips the Mexieans so--ihsy must bx towards, or very poor dshirrs,"
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-06
Erom fhr .Sun nf 2nih
To COrreSnondenfs.

We did not receive the communication of N w." from Washington county, unii last night. We will give place to it with pleasure in our next
 "OUAcHtrA" has been received We cannot ad .. init the communication. However much we mighi be disposed to aid the claims o the individual he SO iniempeTately urges for Congress, We are not will hns to do so by remarks which, is say the least of it, are in'ended to disparage others We have taken our position in relation to those who express wish to come before the convention. Our columns are open to all for comment upon the merits of any, but not whenii is accompanied with detiac,ion of oth- CTS. Every man has a right to pu, himself before tAe people for ofiee and public opinion only, not the newspaper we edit, may be used to ..ruie him oH''
 The second number of South East" next week.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-06

maiesrd and robbed ssr the good trsu,,..,, A. have given the Yankees. For any sn. ~s s y rumoFs there is probably not the Icas, .h.a.- .o' foundation; yet as the AeSlcans feed ,h~-.'A ' apoa the hopes of what they shentd ,ia ,h~S S' given them circulation as facts, and verX ,s.' one half of the community believe there TsSsE can ec little deaht ef eRe thing-thai Santa As.. is composed about with difficulties and tA., " though al present he "riaee upon the whirlvS.s .' directs the storm," the ohssinacy og Cougprss M .s the iealansy and ssubbernaess of such mss ' Valencia hedge hlm tn with . perfect val of c,.- siticn. A long way the shrewdewt and mos, T seeing man among them, ie may still he enAhs.s,. keep the upper hand and sustain hlns.lf In .,.. power as a broken down and fallen Csov~rnm~. may afford any one There is no such ,hlnv forcseeiag what such maA sn Santa Anna cse 4 Hook al what he has done since hts teFrihe axs. nj CeEre Condo for example No one ha, h. waes have dared show his fsce at the capital aferr snrS reverse but with niscFShse remnant of an srw, he boldly entered the city, and since with an euo treasury and with obstacles that seemed psu,,Dar table, he has collected and appointed a numsr,es. force. inspired the hopes of people he has ,ho., and times deceived and for the time being at l,. rides rough shod over everything What the ne, fortnight may turn up if s impossible to foresr, ana in such state of affairs is Idle to speculate.
 Contrary to allexpectations, the train which can. up to-day did not bring any money, and hence ,I. poor providers for the absolute wants of thu are, are worse of than ever As high as Fteeea p.y e,f has been paid to-day far money to defray the x, penses of the short march from tas to Mcxico ..a some of the holders here are even chaiFerine X, et9Ateeat Snch are the straits to which eur 9s,,. masters and ccmuAissaries. abandoned ss they has. heen by the Government at home. are driven. No, is clothing brought. any one of the necessarc, for tho weil-heing of the army, to say nothing si the comfort, and hence all has 10 be purchased !, rates which amount to ruinous ex,crtian. viv. you facts which every man here knows---ccmrneps may suggest themselves.
 finish this letter in haste and late at nigh, Ia. morrow morning Gen, Twiggs moves with ,hi. d. vision, as have already stated. Reports eon,nse to come in that large bodies of the enemy are mOy ing in the ncighborhood, and just now we hear thai from st0 to a 1000 guerraleros, who have been deg ging Gen. Pierce, were seen this afternoon m El PiRaI. The coming fortnight will come to n. burthcned with news, and whether 1t be of peare. or war to the knife, shall give you the nteligsacs as early possible.
 Yours, &c. swE.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-06
SsttIrrs Ranisd-Laads giysa to them !!

The State of Arkansas invites emigrants to come and take Iands Mhieh have been forfeited for taxes aaa as payment wsii be required Sor them. The Aaiises, upon proof Of settlement. will make . deed. which desd the Supreme coad of The State has decided will be salid The forfeited tracts con- peise some cf ss finest lands in the State. and now Ia the chance for cheap bone. or a speculation.
 sThe banner ofice has just issued volume of 7ssefsvo pages, containing list Of all the lands yshisg sAe State can donate and the laws rsIsiag In resc For price, see advertisement
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-06
rs ,he arkaasss yo,un.eer..

Frequent applications have beea made to us fou the forms and instructions necessary for volunteer to establish his bounty claim. In another column will ss found copy of the iorms required by the Department, and that all may avail themselves of |, shall continue il in the next number of our pa- per. Should we meet with any additional nstruc. lions upon the subject. or any of which may be likely to aid the volunteer in procuring settle-n, of his accounts. they shall be published.
 For the copies fron which these are taken, our thanks are due to the Hon. R. W. JOHNSON
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-06
somebody Wrong.

Col Ashley teiIs us tha.seven signcD to the s,rance against Mer's removal were his friends The Democra; says hat the whole movement was an attempt 10 strike the Senator aadef the 6ith rib Who IS rigtt' Give us the names of these '.seyen friends" who preferred Rome to Cesar, oren-day truth to base and secret misrepresentation and the good of the Democratic party to an assumed dic,a torshtp ever it