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Democracy i'm n Quandary.

Democracy mus, he bad Off for arcu
mcn', when Democratic editors have TO re-
sor, 10 such an alternatives for paragraph
as had the Editor OF The Standard in b.,
paper Of March ls,. Listen 10 him.
"wo desire 10 ell Ii. attention Of III. p.opl.
Of \ ofth Carolina 10 the fact. that the late Wing
State Convention "a This City. appointed as mem
beTs Of The Central COMMITTEES Charlie. l.. Hin
ton. Esq, Treasurer Of The stztS. and the Hon
Edward sanly, Attorney Gsaeral"
Oh bow kind, how generous that was ia
the Standard, "to call the attention Of the
people Of the State" Here the Wing
papers are lraversiug the State in every
direction. containing the proceedings of
The State Conycnlion, and the pour people
will never learn any Ihn. Of the doiags of
that Convention but the Standard. good
soul. moi wiling that the dear people should
be ignorant Of such things, aud overcome
too bv The recollection Of tia sympathy
he had !or the Wings, when he wrote that
+" Ealogy on Clay" sets down to "caIl
their attention, &c. &C." but hear him
farther:
!" We have the Treasurer Of the State. bolJing
tho funds OF the people, aud whose dnty i, !. 10 do
equal and exact justice TO men of all p.rtio. and
the Attorney General ono OF our highest judicial
officers, both upon tbs Central Committee, and
both charged by Convention Of Wing par,isans
10 labor IN secret conclave for Wkiegery. aud 10
watch al all times over Ito interests. VIVA, will
The psople ssyr'
Why, they will say, what disclosure
and they will meet. and vote thinks to the
Editor Of the Standard for calling their
attention TO The fact and they will give
HIN title, viz: that of Censor to tho
Commonwealth, and hey will say and do
many other things Too tedious TO be men.
Toned, but which wonld Gil many columns
II the Standard a few among The thinc,
hey will say. will he the surposiiion Of
,ome cnses- as likely to occur; Tor in.
lance,
Mr.. John Smith has'clsns against Inc
treasury rht NJ. Hinton settles With tto i
smith comes away Satisfied, he is Whic. ,
md oil course justice has b en- done him. ,
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Again. Mr.. George Jones who ism Demo.
Graf, has similar claims; he presents them
and M a,emp, is made at settlement. Mr..
Jones rtumbies aud ssys (" / am cheated.
Mr.. Hinton; you are member Of tho
WHY Central COMMITTEES, and the Stan.
dad saws, you cannot do equal justice 10
men of all parties. | am cheated air.
/" But Mr.. Jones," says,hs Treasurer.
didn't know you were Democss,, besides
| settled with YOU once before : no CON.
olain,s then SIR" "Ah cir! A man mus,
be honest TO Gil ono important trust, bu,
now sir YOU have two. am afraid Of you
sir, fraid you're getting dishonss, on the
strength Of it," continues the mascibls
Jones. Another instance.
M S,anly. having los, oil qusl'fiss.
tons for the oilicc you now hold BY being
appointed member Of the Wing Central
Committee, YOU will consider yourself DIE.
charsed from tina, Office, from and afisr
this date.
Signed. WILL. A. GRAHAM.
To the people belongs The right 10 nom.
mate end elect their President. but Mr..
Polk aud his poliicul coniederatss and
horde of office holders, may machinats day
after day, and contrive one disbel'csl P'o
Of chicanesy and political collusion ate
another, 10 fix the succession, and the Sisa
0 dard is ellen, shout II, but symps,nislng
8 charitable hearted Samaritan, this come
/. ueater home, and ~
"A fellow feeling mskes Us wondtsus hind :
!, he through soiici,ous regard for his az
u cient allies" the Wings" calls their a
n ,eu,ion TO thu fact, tina, Charles l.. lin
y ion, E,q. aud Hon. Edward Slaniy, ~
, members Of the Cenirul Commits.
Mos, uoLis Roman"
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Thirticth COngress.-Ist Scss,
Tel,sropaie Report ef Tie Richmond Wig.
Moadoy, Feb. IS.
SENATE.


Moadoy, Feb. IS.
SENATE.
Sundry petitions and memorials, Of no
pubic consequence, were presented aud ie-
ieIred.
Mr.. Bentoa submitted resolution re.
guessing the President to inform The Sen.
ale OF the result Of the proceedings OF the
Court Martial 10 The case OF Ii. Col. FIe.
mint.
Nc. Miller presented tie resolu, ons OF
the legislature Of New Jersey, protesting
agains, the repeal Of the Pilot Laws
which were ordered to be ptiuted.
Personal explanations were made BY
Me>sts. iuIee and Foole; which, getting
10 be rather animated,
I Ga motion uf Mr.. Sewer, the Senate
agreed to 20 into Executive session; when
the doors were opened, the Senate ad.
jparned.
IlousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. C. J. Ingersoll introduced a bill
granting 10 the widow OF Ex President
Adams, the tracking privilege, which pass
ed the House.
Mr.. Ashmun offered resolution which
was adop,ed-to have ptin,ed 10000 co
pies Of Rev. MIR. Gurley's funeral discuurs,
over the remains OF Es.Presidest Adams
as well as the several eulogies delivered ii
the House Of Representatives on the sn
annexation Of Mr.. Adams deah.
The Speaker then announced that ~
FIRST business in order would bc the calin.
OF the States for PORTIONS and memorials
number Of which were presented.
Mr., Putnam offered resolution, the oh
Ject Of which was, TO apply the principle
OF the W'lmot Proviso to any Mexican ter
ritoty which The United States NAV &C
qugre, BY treaty or otherwise.
Mr. Bfodhead moved 10 las the rcsolu
/, lion on the table, and the yeas and nay
b-ing demanded on The moiian to lny OF
tns liable, lhey vera t.a2n AMI resulted a
follows yeas los. nays 81
On motion Of Mr.. Walton, the Hous'
: then resolved itself lato committee of n,
whole, on the state Of the Union, Mr. Hon
N 'he chair, and took W The Appropriation
Dtil' 10 supply drhcteHcy tn The revenue
Mr.. scoenck spoke at lensih in op2osi
ton 10 the bill, aud concluded By oiiern.
an amendment TO It.
a deh''e sprung up, in which the partl
cipants we're Messts. Mullen, Mckly. C.
}. logefsoll, Sawyer, and Gidiiug.. Il
the courseof some remarks Of Mr.. Gid
dines, he took occasion 10 oppose the pre-
tensions Of Gen. Taylor 10 the PrcsiJency
Of the Quilted States. Mr.. Stewart replied
10 Mr.. &. and much cross firing and mer
riment was produced. The debate on lhc
Appropriation Bill was continued further
By Messrs. Henley, Dusr, and Rose. AZ
ter Mr.. r. concluded his remarks, on mo
ton, the committee arose, and the House
soon after adjourned.
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The pass that Polk gave Santa Asn,
must be perfectly tnlismanie. for II SCENE
tina, there is no taking him. while he has
the Presidential charm about him.
An expedition lately set 90, from Men.
CO With General Lane ut Its head. with
the ia,en,ion OF trapping the hero ., 1s
hnacan; Nv forced msschcs q, night they
arrived there 10 a short iiIus and Santa
Anna, pass aud all bad just left.
|, appears a MeXIcao gentleman snA
pnsspons. travellio. in carriage, had bees
permitted by Gen. Lane TO pass unmolss'
ted saa Ia inspecting Lsne's purpos,
sen, one Of his escorts across the country
b, a" nigh cut" and informed Santa Ann,
Of hi. Danger.
General Lane came in possession d
some trunks, two canes, and q field Ian
which Santa Anna left 10 his precip''ss
retreat, =, his apartments in Tshusesr
the trunks containing lady, srparel h
! longing to the absen, Generate wife, wer
restored TO her the canes given to IN u
sicer Of Lanes party. end tho General 70
served The glass Tor himself; they prce.'
dcd by hacienda of Santa Anns's to Or
. saba winch place Tho Americans are ns'
r 10 peaceakic possess,on ol.
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Scene Third.

storming snd cnpitulaiior Of Monterey
Scene changes TO WoshibgiaH.J
J K Polk. Marcy; write 10 Taylor, ,e
him
| like no, tina, capilulation." But,
Will If be giving laid and comfort"
To lei their General pass?
il seems but right, 10 give valiant foe
Al equal opportunity with ourselves
To win the game, or else
lf we're Inc winners, less tho honour.
Mason and Marcy. Our opinion sir
Is bat reflex Of thine own
J. X. p. You fhler me but here,
Do enc OF you send word 10 Connor,
To LEI the gallant Santa Anna pass
(See official order
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From The National Iutelligenesr.
Funeral Honors to Mr. Ada ms.

At the usual hour of meeting Of the two
Houses Of Congress, yesterday, full at.
tendance Of Members and crowded audlen.
ces ltested the deep interest Of the occs-
sion which called the two Houses TO offer
public testimonials Of their profound re.
spect for The memory of the Hon. JouN
QCIsCY ADAMS, who breaihed his last on
the preceding evening, aud whose mortal
remains yet lay within The walls Of the
Capitol.
! In the House OF Representatives, as coon
a. the House was called to order
The Speaker (,he Hon. K. c. Winthrop
rose and in feeling and affecting manner
add essed the House.
When the Speaker concluded
Mr.. Hudson, Of Massachusetts, rose and
addressed the House. Mr.. II. concluded
by Offering the following resolutions
Res0lucd, That this House has heard
with the deepest sensibility Of the death in
this Capitol o! Johu Quincy Adams, a
member Of the House from the State Of
Massachusetts.
Resoired, That as csimony OF rcspec,
for the memory of,his distinguished states.
man, the officers aud members Of the
House will wear the usual badge Of mourn
ing, and attend the funeral in this Hall on
Saturday next, at II O'clock.
Resoired, That a committee be appoint.
ed TO supeIintend the fuaera soIsmni,Ies.
Resolred, Tha, the proceedings OF this
II .al1 J..tt ,T I. ~
Quincy Adams be communicated TO The
family Of the deceased by the Clerk.
Resoired, That this House, as further
mark Of respect for the memory Of the
deceased, do adjourn 10 Saturday next, the
day appointed for the funeral.
Before the question was stated on these
resolBiions-
Mr.. Holmes, Of South Carolina, rose and
SAID Mr. Speaker: The mingled tones Of
sorrow, like the voice Of May waters, has
come unto US from sister Staie-Massl.
chusetis weeping for her honorsd son.
The State have the honor 10 part TO rep.
resent, once endured, with yours, a com
mon suffering, baliled for common cause,
and reJoiced IN common triumph. Sure.
ly, then. i, is meet that III this the day Of
your affection we should mingle our griefs.
When great man falls, the nation
moaras; when patriarch is removed, the
people weep. Ours, my associates, IS no
common bereavement. The chain which
linked our hearts with the gifted spirits Of
former lines has been rudeIy snapped.
The lips from which flowed those living
and gloriou. truths that our fathers uttered
are closed in death Yes, nv friends,
Death has been among US lie has not
entered the humble cottage Of some un.
known, ignnble peasant he has knocked
au1lby at the palace Of a nation His
fooi.'ep has been heard in the Hall Of
State lie has cIoven down his victim in
the mids, Of the councils c! people lie
has borne in triumph from among you the
gravest, wIsest, most reverend head All
he has taken him as trophy who who was
once chief over many States, adorned with
virtue, and learning, aud truth; he has
borne at his chariot wheels . renowned
one OF the earth. There was no ineiJen,
in his life, from the birth, TO tho death,
of Mr. ADAMS, not inciden.ly NO
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Sister your brother lies there, want ia

Sister your brother lies there, wrap, ia
his shroud Of glory; Fl
Mother, your sons knapsack Is on that
field, his dying pillow,
And your husband winds himself in the
folds Of his coun,ry's flag,
For winding sheet.
Theirs they lie, their sighlless eyes reflec.
ting the pale moon beams.
Such is the death with which is purchased
glory.
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Ia lookin. over our exchanges. va Do
not SEQ any thing satisfactory in rcg,rs 10
tho Treaty, nothing sufficiently Iansibls %
lay bold of and say. This is news
Since the Treaty was laid before The Sen.
ate 'bal body has been acting upon il with
closed doors, and Of course nothing is SAT-
Of i, without the walls thai may be relied
on.
Sums accounts state that all Tho Wing
Senators and the mos, Distinguished Dem
ocralc ones, arc opposed 10 tho ire
sponslble manner IN which the negotiations
have been conducted, and will favor send.
ing tho Treaty back TO the President. with
Instructions 10 appoint a commissioned
vested with powers to 20 and treat 10 .
manner tina, will become tho dignity Of
this nation, and that would be recognized
by the Law of Nations, and the Consiilu.
ton.
Certain j, IL, tho people Of the United
States would be glad 10 have peace, and
would have It on The terms embodied in
the embryo sliPulaiions brought on by Mr.
Trist, although $4,000, 900 is more than
the territory 10 be purchased is worth
viewed as commefcia! "qnid pro quo
better that, than forty OF fifty millions
mora, spent in The continuance Of the var
with results finally no. so little lrnngh'
with mischief as the present.
HU The city Of Mexico is nine thousand
ect above the level Of the sea and 10 this
ocalily narrow chests and diseased lungs
IRE unknown; whilo from The extreme
'liai'on Of tho atmosphere, animal sub
asver become pairidsno,wilhs''n"
ing IT'S proximity .othe equAior, and con-
eqnen. high temperature.
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GS,HrlnttF:
THURSDAY. MARCH ., Isis.
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES MANLY,
49, or WAKE.
Candidate for Governor.

M person could have been more suI,a.
bly nominated candidate for Governor than
Charles Manly, Esq. We do not say thus
to tho dispara semen, Of any Of the other
distinguished gentlemen whose names were
before the Convention, for any one oil
Them would have borne the VIII. banner
,runphanty through the approaching
campaign but Mr.. Manly uni,es IN hlm.
self, those qualities Of the head aud heart
which eminen,ly qualify him for tho post
/ His pleasant aG,abIiliy, and Peealia
blandne.s attract your auenIioo aud VIII
your esteem, the first lime you are thrown
IN company with hun. We venture tn
assertion lha, there is mol Democratic
member Of the Senate or Commons Of ih'
las, Legislature no has beard Of this NON
ineiian, To, has immediately given y
iheir chances 10 cleo, Governor as hope
Tess he was one of tho clicks Of the Ia,
session a, Raleigh, and while they know b
. has talent, they oanno, forge, bis itres's'
, bic winninsuess Of inner.
. With such a man aud Wings who kno
their duty and val perform 1t, snccei
aesl Augus, is certain, defeat imposs'6
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Mr.. Newell rose and movedths follow.
ing as an ADDITIONAL resolution:
ResoIred, Tha, the sea, in tits hall jus,
vaca,ed by The death Of the late John
Quincy Adams, be unoccupied for thirty
days, aud thu, IT, together with the hall
remain clothed with the symbel Of mourn
ing during that time.
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Scene Secont
Ressca de Ia Palma and Palo Alto
Rccitatiyc.

ssOa those fields when the sun wen, down
All bloodless lay the unirodden ground,
But oh they cav another sight,
When The drum beat al dead Of night,
Commanding fire. Of death TO lgh'
The darkness Of the scenery"
Anon they maddened scour the plain,
They meet each other might and main.
Where blood doth flow most eopioJsly.
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Scence Fourth.
lTENNESsEE-l

Science Fourth.
TENNrssEr-l
Polk at home with Pillow
Lays his head on Pillows shoulder and
ceases weeping
-" Lels dry our eyes and thus Eur hear me
sPilow
And, when am forgotten, os 1 shall be,
say taught thee
Say. Polk tina, once trod the ways OF
glory,
Aud sounded all the depths and shoals of
honor,
Found thee a way, cut of his wreck, 10 rise
in;
A sure and safe one, though thy master
missed il.
Pillow charge thee, fling away ambi.
ton,
By that sin fell The angels.
Sill in Thy RICH, hand carry, gentle peace,
10 silence envious tongues.
Oh Pillow, Pillow =
Had but served my country with halt
the zeal, ;.
| served myself !, would No, now
Have left me naked to my enemies.
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The Administration, or rather the MAJ.
Administration ., Washington. cuts some
superiai,ye swells Wr.nss, Fremonts
case. |, placed him 10 such situation
that he mus, obey one Of two conflicting
authorities. II he obey one, no IS liable
to be ,rsd for mulny and dsobedienco Of
orders DC. &c. by the other. lie obey
ed. consequently 10 was tried al the ~.
ssancs. and found gully from Tho lestimo.
ny, Of The other, and sea,eneed ia accsr.
dance silb ne alleged crime. This cost
the Government some 5000 dollars.
The President ,hiaks Ffem Mt could no,
have acted Otherwise Than he did, IN the
painful dilemma in which no Ethc Pfssi.
deni) bad placed him, RENTS the penalty,
aud directs the AJjutani General to order
him back TO his post. Thus 500. 900 are
lo.t 10 the couotry, sad eni bono - no is
pratiled The country No The Pre-.
sldsnt Non Lieut.. Fremont MOI
Court officers and Lawyers Yes Lieut..
Fremont proudly aud ind -aanily refusing
10 acknowledge any of the proceeding as
sufficiently diguiiicd TO receive mercy Of
their hands, immediately fcsisncd his com.
m sstpu,
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ACT 5TH.
Scene First.

Ishfing scenes variously located.
Bombsrdment OF Vera Cruz. Battles Of
Cerro Gordo. Conireras, Churubusco,
Chapuliepec, &c.
Triumphant entry OF Scsti into the City OF
Mexico.
Rccitative.
They rise with tie sun and 20 forth TO bat.
tie
.Vslcur 10 their right hand in their left
Decision an their bosoms love for home
left friends.
They 90 forth conquerlng and to cor.
quer !;
Ga every heigh, their polished bright arm.
glisten.
Ia every deep ra,ins is heard their echo
,ng cheer,
They roll along Ike resistless tide;
Their Leaders eagle eye is on them.
And IL quails DOT leading 10 the onset.
The foe IS driven from BIS strong enirench.
meDts,
He flies 10 wild dismay and leaves the field
TO victory;
The flag Of stars and stripes floats DER the
baitiemerts;
The sun goes dowa, and ts last rays seem
TO cast
A smile amid the folds Of tia, waving
flag.
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Scene Second.
[WAsHINGroN.1

ACKNOWLEDGMENT did not think to
shed tear
10 all my 'pubic life, ba, this war
Forces me out Of its aspec, sad,' to play
The woman" could have managed things
Far differently. The victims of this war
Poor victims, sacrificed upon the altar
Of Ambition, 10 fois' fame
For James X. Polk Bat no
The blood as it gurgles through the
Furrows of the battle field, murmurs
Polk and perhdy; a nalion
Hears The murmur, and will repay
RIGHTEOUSNESS with public odium.
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Scene Third.

Scene Third.
Polk. Marcy, recall Scott;
He wins the peoples favor
Quite as fast as he does conquests:
Favor should be of right nv own
Fair perquisite, conquests ain sure
He wins no more of, like Taylor
lie must be taken care of.
(Ses the official order calling Scot, to
Puebia and dsvolvins the command on n
subordinate.
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Yet them eoms." (wssps)

ist them eoms." Cwssps)
Cabinet - Nos, noble master We are here
Ts do thy bidding laid csmfoit aud as.
sisl."
J. n. p. Ye cannot, cannot aid me now.
Ny soul is black. GAN things, unto me
Slew their dark sides Somewhere there
ua.,sbs light"
A voics-This comes from thy ambition,
Boys wish that they we're kings
And SO with thee"
J. X. p. Aside-Ah It's true, It's true
"A little 'po,rer is a dangerous thing"
Id rather not be great, il 90, be King
Marcy tell Taylor TO advance upon
The Rio Grands It's now the thirteenth
ofihis monsA., and I've not heard from
Slideil yet; aud why have not
Il am weary Of conjcciures, this step
Shall end them" feel more easy now,
This helmet though too large, protects my
head,
This shield, my heart.
Benton, groWlIng-Aslde- oh what a
fool lhoo art;
said when Texas was annexed, tina, war
Would be the end Of leslslating
Withou, prudence. Aud now contend
Tha, to send Taylor on the sell
OF Chihuahua, Coahulla and
Tamnaulipas, would Of itself be war
Between US and the Mexicans"
That it would be war unjust,
THAT it would be war unconstiiuiioaall,
made,
"That it would be war upon
"a weak and groundless pretexi."
See Bentsns Msy-lsl4 Speech,
Clay" field Of the dead, rushes re,
On my sight"
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1Vsricusly located
Scene First.

scene TtTA.
Geaeral Taylor between Corpus Christi
and Point Isabel: large Mexican force
expecting TO roui him: United States
locking on with grea, anxiety, add with
fears for the result.
General Glines
wishes SO, 900 men 10 extrica,e Tiy lor
from his peIlous situation and 10 4 ,g the
Mexica0s al once.
Polk.-"Who's he wishes more men from
usf
My cousin Glnesl' No. my fair cousin
Ii ICE are marked to die drawing his cloak
over his LEI, shoulder, as he looks com.
placenily, round IN his comfortable quar-.
tiers in the white house, ire are enough
To do our country loss; and il to live,
The fewer neo, the greater share of hon.
or"
In three months time well fog the naughty
Rascals, and they shall sue for .sace,
And 10 return shall grant Us piece,
A nice large piece u Mexico;
Is il no, SO Csss
Cass. Yes, my lord
Benton. Well. this Is what of predicted
And now comes war al last.
Pelk.-Hush old Bullion.
And will make thee G .,eral
A brave Lieutenant General
Bsnton-Ah' Then mum, the word.
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( Mr.. Strong rose to address the commit
lee after Mr.. l.. had taken his seat; but
gave way to motion, that the committee
rise, winch was agreed 10, and then
The House adjourned.
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A TOUCHING MEMORIAL.

Few Of our readers but will read with
deep and even tender interest the follow.
in. copy of verses written by Mr.. ADAM.
on the day preceding his fatal attack O
illness, and designed TO accompany hi
autograph signature, which had been re
quesied by female friend:
Written for Miss C. l.. Edtrar9s. Of Mas
saehusetts, on the day preceding his attack
joins QuIscr ADAMS, Quincy. Massachusetts,
Ia days Of yors. the poets pen
From wing of bird was plundsrs9,
Perhaps Of goose, but. now and then,
From Jove's own Eagle sundcrsd.
But. now, metallic pens disclose
Alone the poei's numbers;
In iron inspiration glove.
Or with tne minstrel slumbeu.
Fair Damsel! could my pen inpsr,.
In prose or lofty rhyme.
The pure emotions OF my heart,
To speed the fight of time
What metal from the woei5 Of earth
Could worth intrinsic bear
To stamp with corresponding worth
The blessings thou should'st share
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The moon arises on another scene-,he
dead and dying

.Qn The 18Th Of January 1916, Gen. Taylo'
Was ordered to tho banks Of the RIO GtsDdc
eight days afterwards Polk heard Siidsll was mol
seessdftsa Of The MeIiesn Court. Yet 10 exien.
aston ef sending Taylor there, Il 10 .aid be
sssss Si.ssli was not Ieeeisei"