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Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

NAN ANnuRGu quite an exciting
scene recently occurred at a manageric ia
New York. whilst Van Amburgh VA, in
lhr cages exhibiting io an immense audi.
cn,c hi. poN ers over the animals. Alter
sporting with the lion be turned 10 carcss
snc Of The lcopards, when the lion cAspcd
his capacious lnw. directly under bis right
arm. lie Immediately cried out with pain
and leli the cage in almost a lainling con.
lltion. The teeth Of the animal had lell
thcirmafk On his back aud breast, causing
considerable pain. Nlr. Van Ainburgh
was in a very weakly condition, he having
only partially recovered from sickness Of
several months duration, otherwise he
would have doubtless mastered the animal.
The lion cyinccd no anger, but alter com.
lniulng the act lot 60 bis hold aud retired
to the extremity ol the cage.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

TnG AFFLICTED Man oP ASHLAND
We lind this in the Cincinnati Chronicle
OF Thursday!
We learn that Mr.. Clay received the
melancholy news OF the death Of bis son,
Cob Clay, at Frankfort. just ~ he was de
parting in his carriage Cor his residence.
The paper containing the news was handed
to him by friend, which be carefully read
until be- came to the announcement Of his
sons death. lie trcmbIed Iihea aspen,
but ujorod not n word, hut a command to
the driver to move on. |, was mclan.
choly sight 10 see The noble old patriot
stricken with grief
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
RIcHELIEU

SnPngSr oF BReAp.srurfs 10 EuRoFk There
haye ef, the por, Of New York, since January
lsl. and 10 the Goth March, for potts in Eng.
land. ireland and Scotland. hfy five ships, sixty
three barques, sisy.eight hfigs and five sehoonen,
all freighied with flour, gram, meal, Sci and
from Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston
during the aame time more than one hundred
square fsred Frssels have len with like eatgoes for
Europe. There are at the present time more
than eighty large class vssass loading at the lat.
ter places with gram, sc. The London and Lly.
efpool packet ships are not Ineutad IA the above
statement
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

A distinguished artist In New York has sent
Santa Anna an elegant cork lrr! This s "aid
and roH'oH" to the cnrmy.-PhlL N american.
Old Rough and Ready ought BY good rights
have mhtr Santa Arna a present Of lrg alter
lbc battle Of luena Vista. Having whipped him,
hc should have furnished him with the means 10
run away fouisuiiis Journal
Nothing could exceed the determination with
which the Mcsicans marched agains, Gen Tay.
Washington Union
Except the determination with which they
marched back again.- Lgmsriilc Journal
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
Wlslia iOl Male and Female
5 I INA Y.

fFEllE second scssIea Of this institution will
commence on Wednesday the lth Vi Apf.l
HHKi, aud continue five months.
BOIRD or INSTRUCTION
rHp, isaHs u Coaa. Superintendent
Physics. Ethics anl Belle i.elttea
?. Principal Of Frmale department 10 be soon
supplied.
,. Rev.Jss ECosr. LATIN. Greek Mathematics.
!. Miss MaAf l., Coha. insiruciress IN Female
Department
5 M.- ctfaza c Bsiaar. do do.
TERMS or TUITION
To be paid half in advance in every instance 10
Nf, james Gibson, Treasurer Of the Board Of
Trustees Primary instruction, 50 00. Common
English Branches, SIC 90; Full Course, $40 90;
Mnsc on the Piano, $50 90; on the Guitar, $40.
French, 5 IL. Drawing and Painting, $40. Board
from 81 10 81 per mouth PupIls entering after
the commencement Of the session will pay only
for the time Of joining but no deduction made far
lost time after entering As this 10 a self-sus.
tanning institution, the Trustees must insis, upon
prompt payment Of tuition fees Al applications
foF Information must be addressed post paid TO
the Superintendent
The Trustees take great pleasure Ia announcing
70 the public and the friends NJ the Seminary. tha
they have happily secured the services of an n.
ieeni corps Of instructors, fully eompeien, TO the
lnpo laal task which they have assumed.
S. T SANDERS. Ssereiary
Board Trustees
Washington, Ak. March -, isi7-l6-6w
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

AN EN,uu llrREss Il novel clupr
mcnt hl- amused not ony the saloons ct
hc London angocar,, hut all the gpssips
iH tho nr,gHhsfbnIi ni 9a,h; SOM lime
since ciu4tu 20! Bah, distinguished d.,
hi. ecccniricries aud bis large fortune,
died, leaving bat one inhrrilor ol hI, i'm.
mrnsc proprry-a little niece endowed
with aIl lbr gifs Ul nature, hut in rccrn.
iricity ri,aIHng her deceased uncle. IN "a
watering place Ike Bath, the heIrc,s soon
became the poiul uf attraction Tor many
English peer, involved IN debt, aud lor man,
bcucs IN bait pay who laid their 'ows OF
eternal hjrIily at her feet. Like Ml,s
Angelina BuDiru Cuuu., the unfortunate
Young lady va. go eucHmpas.rd by a circle
Of admirers, in drh AMI titled, that her "a.
islruce became a torment 10 her. Last
month at the moment when the best IN
formed persons talked knowingly Of The
success Of a young and noble peer they
learned the disappearance Of the beautiful
heircss from the house oi her guardian.--
Aucr an active search they discovered that
the brllo Of Bath had been married 10 one
OF the journey man Of the noble peer lay.
lori
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
laroRrASr roPurNrs-ln Baltimore

lAroRrANT ~ pAurNr,-ln Baltimore
q few iays since. child 7val'uvsi cent
which had been given e. II lodged firmly,
so that il could neither got hup pordown aud
80 low IN Tie lhroal as to bu beyond the
reach Of instruments. A physician was
called in as soon as possible, and finding
his instruments ol no use, administered an.
tImonial wine freely with castor oil and
molasses. In a few moments tho child
commenced vomiting, aud with some efforts
suoccedcd in throwing up TIC cent, afford.
ing immediate relief
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
C0partnership Notice.

THNHE undersigned having this day associated
U with himself In business his son DAVID
BLOCK, the business hereafter will BE- conducted
at the Old stand Ia Washington under tbc style Of
A BLOCK q son lie would avail himself Of this
occasion to return his sincere thanks to hs old
friends and customers for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, and assures them that
no ereriiaus wiil be spared to merit a continuance
O, Il BY the ncw firm.
ABRAHAM BLOCK
Washington, All, April %. ls45.a0,u
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
.Ncn Goods

rHNTE subscribers arc nov receiving and open.
j inf large aud well assorted stock Of goods
suited to ihn market, which have been selected
with great care, and are now Offered to purchasers
al as low prices and on as good terms as they can
be- procured elsewhere Our stock Is general, com.
prisbg Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware,
Cutlery, Saddlcry, Clothing, Hats, Boots and
Shoes. Crockery. Glassware, Iron, Steel, Nails
Caginrs. Tuwarc. Carpenters and BIaeksmiih's
Tools, Groceries, sc, &c, &c
A. BLOCK 4 son,
Washington, Ark, Aphl %, lsi7.9O.u
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

Cot. MAN the tme Liaus. Cit
reH n aas .at by Gen. Ia, dung the
ialt battle 81 ilas 10 a detached body
ut l.nUO 10 .5Du Metira0s tia wee
raI Ia pieces by our lie. Col Mas was M
the eve Of chafsins lheia sitb hi, lasnnns,
ul a l.ira. {. was passing VIII b.,
witt az d.#pri, Ma rulc on and
crossed b., pa#h fa irqIIIe tar ob.#aHal his
mG.siaa-"l an going Ia leIi lhusa .fI.oN.
Ia surrender, IN pdr 80 their N -
"NaH uii have charged them I'm
possible, the Cd mln has sent tue and |
must 60 on"-"Bul my good fellow. said
Ma rnirralingIf, for 6al's sake jHsl fril
up 'Or i've m.nplr,, aud give Us a chance
al thsm' Would DO anything 10 ubii.r
you, Colonel, bul | have the oil man's
ufdcIs and there !, no help for Il, auI be
gave rein 10 his horse, whilst the Colonel
relurned 10 the head Vi his squadron, Ia the
worst Of ai possible humlr sgaIfs, those
lhInss called ilag. ol truce. The d,ag'uns,
ur understand. male several splendid
,hargr. l4uHg iac action, though The
81 hole uuUI rp,s.ul Wa' galy lou. troops.
~ q. Bu'',iu.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

The Scientific Amfrran describes
newly invented piece ul kitchen furniture,
called "eambna.iou lalilc,' connected
ailh which ar revolving knife. grinding
AMI securing apparatus. consisting Of a
sIini STONE and two emery wheels rota.
~ brush inf Ias'rint plate; cailte mill
spiec mill apple plref, mahar and pesl.r
anu a chofpIhs or mineing bowl aal chop.
F.ng knife. all sci in ma'Iun hy machinery
operated by hama crank or lrealir.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

When Cai. Mckee and Lieut.. Col Clay
were KILLED. her regiment, il Is .lalcI. Nas
pressed - hand Icy an overwhelming col.
umn oi Mstirans six or mlre 10
aae-'hat CAPT Washington dtrw tie
canister lfum his battery. aud fired shells
ayef the heads Of the Kentucky troops
sa5tb, bursting among the enemy. een'r, &.
uiaa greatly 10 the rrlirfof lhr men. Tuis
zh1Ns lh5 goat Goodness with witch these
balleIies Wefa managfi.-Sh Lgats Rsr.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

A TRAIr NJ CnAR.crER. The follow
ing appears IN the Buena Vista news on
onr first page. Il is On the c5edil Of a
Mexican physician;
"Gn, Tagiar permitted Santa Anad 10
haus all his rounded eoarfg,i in'1 Sdiiilo
an feairrea hn surgical all from lis 0ta
army
Whal anoble gcncrnns bcnpyolenre be.
longs to the gallant commander
Bend the strong in aJms, but spare the
irpbln hauii be thou Ire stream Of many
titles AGAINST the foes af Thy people, but
gentle as the wind Among the grass 10 those
that ask thine aid. -. s Gaseffe.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
,kfPniiON.

l PUBLIC MEETING will be- hold at the
. \ CouH.llsuss IN tbs place on Friday next,
l0ih inst. At o'clock, r NJ. for the purpose
II offering suitable tribute to the memory Of Col
Yell and those who iell with him At Blena VISTA
MasbnHtnn, Ami p.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
SlI Reward.

STOLEN from the stable Of the
II TEf subscriber, on the night Of the eth
ErrH inst, a Sorei Horse. about isi
-AAiN hands high, har name and tall
The mAns hang. upon the len side Of hi. mech.
and some small raddls marks upon bis back, had
no shoes on when he was taken The sbov. re.
ward will be gwen for the recovery Of tho hoy-.
and fifteen dollars more will BE- given upon con.
yiciion Of the thief WIN. CLARK.
ClaIk,s Nib, Feb. os, lsa7.ls.9s
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
WIRRIED.

At the residence Of Mr. J. Kemp, G n. on
the -ih inst, by the Rev J II Carr, Dr. IouS 4.
MoDESNA, Of England, to Mn MALENA CoLHrAr,
Of the Ch,ckasaW Nai.on.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
live in Taylor and Wool.
lam with great respect,
yoGr obedent servant,
~ JOHN S. ROANE,
Ill. Col. Affaasa GaralrB
TO Brig, Gen John 4. Wool,
Etom he N. 0. LNersanlln.

We arc indebted for the following order
ol Gen, Taylor, TO our friend Nee, Old.
Sergl, Of the Wilkinson Co., Mississippi,
Volunteers, LIST, Regt. He also states,
that all the wouldcd are getting along dne.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
Notice.
Groceries!

sE'HE subscriber Is daily receiving stock Of
4 Groceries, including Liquors and Wines Of
the shsissi brands, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses. CT.
garl, Soap, Candies, Rasins. Honey, Cheese.
Cutlery, Pepper, Sardines, and variety Of other
articles too numerous for the linits Of an advsr-
tsomeni; which, together with the stock prev.
iousy on hand, will comprise most Of the articles
usually found in a well selected Ifocsry.
H. KELLY
Washington, March 81, ls47.l6
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
New and Cheap Goods.

7IE subscribers are receiving a general as.
l sorlncnt Of Dry Goods Clothing, boots,
Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Cutlery, Cfocefes, Sad.
dIefy, &c. which they offer for sale at the lowest
market prices
Their friends and the public generally are r..
spcctny invited to call and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere
GEO. W. GREEN & BRO.
Washington, Ark, April 9s, lsi7-1m
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
DISSOLUTION.
N OF &c e.

HE public are hereby cautioned against trad.
J. ing for or taking an assignment Of a not.
gwen by the Undersigned 10 John MeLain, for III.
sum Of ninety dollars and twenty-five cents, bear.
ing date 9TH December, 1876, as the consideration
for which 4 was gwen has wholly failed. and
am determined not to pay the same unless CON.
PEELED by law.
JONATHAN BLACK
March 9Th. lsi7.l6.9w
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

Each newspaper printed IN llh Alhte VIII pun.
lIah the same three seuefal tiArs previous to the
first Monday in August next, aud forward the
papers containing the publication, also their ac.
counts, to this office,
DAVID D. GREER,
Sseretayy ef STATE.
Refoired BY the General assembly of the STATE
Of ArkarSds. That they do propose the following
amendments to tho constitution Of this State to
wit
l. That the qualified voters Of each judicial cir.
cult in the Stnte Of Arkansas shall elee. their cir
cut Judge,
That the qualified Yoier' Of zach judicial
circuit shall elect their Prosecuting Attorneys for
the State
} That the qualified voters Of each county shall
elect county aud probate Judge
1 That no member Of the General Assembly
shall DO elected to any office, within the gin Of the
General Assembly, during the term fer which he
shall have b n elected
That the General Assembly Of the State of
hTkansas shall not be restricted Ms to the number
Of counties that shall compose judicial eiFen; in
this State
e That the second, third aud fourth sections
Of the constitution Of the State OF Arkansas, under
the head Of "Revenue," in the seventh Article,
be repealed, and the following substituted in its
paee, to wit, All property subject to taxation
shall be taxed according to value, which value
shall bo asoeraned In the manner prescribed by
law, making the same uniform and equal through.
oai the Slate. No Que species Of property, from
which tax may be collected, shall be taxed
higher than any other species Of property Of equal
value; Prerided, That the General Assembly
shall have power 10 tax all houses and other I'm.
pfoEemeH,s. and lay an additional tax on lands
iof making roads, and 10 tax merchants, hawkets,
pellers, aud privileges in such nahnei as may
he presented by law Proridsd, That the Gen.
etll Assembly shall lave power by law to Rifix a
minimum valuation upon ldhds, below which they
shall not be- assessed
/ That the words, except Washington county
which may be reduced to aiS hundred squarr miles.
OF less population than would cntile each county
to member in the House Of Representatives, y
IN the latter clause Of tie 29th section Of the 9TH
Article Of lie constitution. be stricken out aud
repealed. \, RUST, Speaker
af ihe House Of Reps
W X SEBASTIAN.
President Of The Senate.
Approved D. a3 l-iG
THOMAS 5 DREW,
r. Jw
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
DISSOLUTION.

rINiiG firm Of MoRaIS 4 KELLY wa. dissolved
Il on the Sd ul,,, by mutual consent Tn.
business shall In future bo conducted by Kelly
alone, who is authorized to collect all debts Do.
the firm, and to pay such as may havs bssn eon.
trac,sd for III, use Of the same.
r H. MORGAN,
II KELLY
Washington, March TO- Isi7l6
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
Executors Sale.

W ILL be sold at public auction, 10 IN.
w highest and las, bidder, for cash in hand,
in the town Of Warren, on the Goth day Of April
next, the following described property, 10 wit,
One negro man sged 81; his wife aged 27, and
two children, one a boy two years old. the other
gifl aged two months SAID negroes will be sold as
the property belonging 10 the estate Of William
Lewis, dec, and by an order Of The probate court,
and according to tho las, will and testament, Of ,hs
said William Lewis, dee Title undispu,ed
NANCY LEWIS. &
J. II. ID. scoBEY. Eieeu'e"
Bradley county, Arks, Feb |, Is.7.
2. S.-shoald the above negroes bring more
than eight hundred dollars, tho oyerpus 70 b. on
a credit Of twelve months
- n. l. & J. H. D. S, Eu
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
American House,
CAMDEN. dGil ARKANSAS.

fl'HE subscriber would respectfully Inionn III.
u public, and particularly the patron. Of c,
Eller & Go. aud James Hodges, that hs h.s put.
chased the above establishment. opposite tbs
Lever Steamboat Landing, and intends k,.pins
at all times house Of iirst.raic entertainment.
and promises TO supply his Table with the bes,
the country can afford, and his Stables will b.
furnished with plenty Of proyeBd,f. and attended
by careful and attentive ostleru Families can h.
comfortably accommodated with private room.
aud the travelling pubic may res, assured that no
pains will be spared by the Proprietor Of ths
American Honse TO give entire satisfaction 10 IN
who may favor him with their patronage. ThI.
house Is more conveniently situated for passenger,
arriving aud departing on steamboats, than any
other 10 Camden and they will find It muoh 70
their advantage by putting up here, mp., s,p,s,.
ally for the boat facilities
LANDoN d. CARTER.
Camden, March 81 .3m
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
Psi,.oast

"a ''
Peter kaissf. Defendant
mis- dny came the SAID petitioner b. Smith.
L her solicitor, and filed her petition ia tn,
eauic, praying to be divorced from the 6onda Of
ma,rmony aabss,ing between herself and tho saId
defendant, and |, appearing ftom the affidavit OF
the petitioner that the SAID defendant IA non.
resident Of the state, Is ordered that publication
be made notifying the defendant of the pepdeney
Of this suit, and that unless he bs and appea, by
himself OF attorney on or before the third day Of
the mex, term NJ ths court, ., court to be holden
at the courthouse In the town Of Washington, in
the county Of Hampstead and State Of Arkansas.
on the third Monday nftet the fourth Monday Of
July next, and answer the petition Of the said
petitioner, the same will be taken for confessed
agains, him and decree entered accordingly; and
it IS further ordered that this order be published IN
some newspaper published in the Stats Of Arkan.
sas for two weeks by two successive weekly in.
sertcns, the las, 10 be at eas, four weeks before
the neat term Of this eeufi
Teste: 5. I, SANDERS, cleft.
a true copy from the record
Teste' S. T. SANDERS. Cletk
J. $, Smith, cVmplanan;s so.ieltor
ls.2w
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
ofner OF Tur SECRETARY OF s1arr, I

IF1FFFF I6"IHi n 71IIFFi FVFF'
N accordance with provision of the eonslltu-
L ton of the State of Arkansas the following
amendments TO said constitution, proposed BY the
last General Assembly, are published,
Each newspaper printed in this State will pub.
liab the same three seueral tiars previous to the
irsl Monday in August next, aud forward the
paper containing the publication, also their ae.
counts, to this office,
DAVID D. GREER,
SerTftJyg Of STATE
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

STATE or ARKANSAS, !
County Of Hsmgs,sad
Ia Tie HeHPGiedd C.femt Court. IN ysrf:.ss=
FsbraaTy 2dtA, a D 1871
hary Kaiser, by her next friend.
Gabriel T Kay
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
RED RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12
Congressional.

The pauciy of the returns induce us to merely give
synopsis of such news as we have heard
lst District.-The only returns we have are the re-
ported majorities in Crawford of 225, and Harrison
243, for Embree. Orange 300 for Owen. There
seems little doubt of Owens election
ID District.-Clark for Henley 200; and Jackson
l25. For Davis, Floyd 40; Jefferson 395; Jennings
273; Scott 81. IF these reports are correct we fear
Henley is defeated We could have stood it better,
had he been defeated by more worthy man.
3D. District.-RObinson gets in Dearborn, 400
Franklin go. Hackleman gets in Rush 2l9; Deca.
tur 80; Ripley g. Robinson is no doubt elected
4th District.-Smith's majority in the district
1884
5h District.-Wick gets in Bartholomew As
Brown 1866; Johnson 4O6; Shelby 81 McCarty gets
in Hamilton 203; Hancock IS; Madison 50; Mari
on 293- Wick is elected.
9Th District.-Dobson gets in Lawrence 50; Mon.
roe 2J2; Sullivan 525 Dunn is reported to have 2OC
in Morgan, but we doubt it. Dobson will be elected
7h District:-Wright's majority in Clay 346
Parke lO7; VermilliOn AZ. Thompson's in Hen
bricks 325; Putnam 30; Vigo $685. Thompson elect.
ed by about $780,
Sh Districi.-Brier's majority in Warren 277
helIit III Oarroll ~, FOUNTAIN 100 Montgomery
II; Tippecanoe 40; Boone 100. Petit will be
elected
9ih District.-Pratt gets in Cass 81; Fulton 80
KOscuskO l25; St. Joseph 1877; Wabash II. Cath
cart gets in Elkhart 265; Laporte 80; Marshall 1l6
Miami 4S.
lOth District.-Randolph gives Ewing 20. Let.
tiers represent Rockhis chances of success as GER
tain, but no figures are given.
We shall add to this report. should any thing fur.
Their be received before going TO press.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12

Judge Wick went into Brown county about 80
votes behind his competitor. Hurrah. for Brown
county. It's hills and valleys, its ravnes and deer
icks, its fields and log cabins, its fearless and indie
pendent men, its beautiful and viruous women, its
boys, girls and babies, and all that it has and is
Our friends will see, from the above statement, that
Judge Wick understood bis business when he sounded
the alarm in the ears of the democrats at Morristown
and in Hancock, Johnson, and Brown. Well is it
that they regarded his warning voice and rallied their
strength. Had lie been less sagacious to see coming
danger, or less faithful in soindng the alarm, this
district would have fallen pres to corruption, and
treason.
We learn from Judge w. that he lost but one vote
of the returned volunteers, because of that
which was the principal theme Of his competitors
speeches. Some gave that as a reason, who had
other reasons which really octuated them. We learn
too that he received the votes of many of the wings
among the volunteers. One volunteer said to him,
"Judge, you hurt my feelings, by taking so much
pains explain that vote. 1t looks if you thought
we volunteered for money. 1t was all the same to
Us, seven, or ten dollars a month. We did not risk
our lives for money, but for country. We are
not complaining of you but thankful for the land
which you were instrumental in getting for The
fuss all comes from the Mexican wings"
Again we say, =" hurrah for Brown, Johnson and
Bartholomew
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12

CAPiTGL PUNIsHMENT.-PreviOus to October last
we published series of communications on the sub
iect Of capital punishment Before their conclusion,
in CONSEQUENCE of the crowded condition of our col
umns, and for other reasons, we felt compelled to
discontinue their publication at that time We then
had hand six manuscript pages of reply Of X. to
s.. and promised to insert it early as possible. 1t
laid over from week to week. however, and might
have never been published, did care to pro-
woke controversy which seemed to be of polemcal
if not a theological character, rather than one of
morals and law. But S. is DESTROYS now of continu-
ing the discussion, and of course shall soon make
room for the ohg-delayed article of Y. We confess
we again open our columns with no little misgiving
for fear the discussions may be intermindble. We do
not see why the writer's cannot state their positions
give their authorities and draw their deductoiis in
an explicit and concise MANNER so that their views
could be fully defined in single communication of
two or three columns at most. This is the only way
proper to write for newspaper: for otherwise nine
readers in will fail remember the chain of ar
gument the facts or positions taken from time to
time by the writer. polemical controversy is
in our opinion worse than Useless it is disgusting
We should say word as to the merits of the question
ourselves, but while others are occupying so much
room we shall deslst