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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1849-01-13
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Great Bargains,
nUGBAR e. BURNSIDE has just received by
" Rail Road aud Riyer, the following list Of
Goods, to which they respectfully invite atten.-
.on: m Planters visiting our market would do well
% give g. s ps.a CALL betere purchasing elsewhere So
25 tBbs MOI Cla-ifed 81 3 e + 8. do SIS
4 5y Il ss; :s!,psser gofIss
ed Sugars, - e s Is:
Wsst:Indis and n o; Molass,ssess, Z.
400 Sacks Salt, -. ~ % lEElESss+,lls ~
rs barrels Mnckerels 81 -
50 boxes fine Cheese, q g ass.S2S
tierces Rice, t,--T;
l2o kegs Nails and Bratls,
4o,0U0 lbs Sweedes Iron, all sizes, ~
Band, Iron, German and Cast Steel, ..
Wagon Boxes ST
lOO boxes Window Glass, all sizes, .s<-
5OO pounds Putty, in bladders, -. ~
a'ooO pounds White Lead, Vernon mills
barrels Lintseed oil, -
Dltchers boots, brogans and Ladies'; shoes, =
SUI heavy duffel blankets, ~
20 pair fine bed blankets,
kerseys, osnaburgs, shirtings and sheetines,
cases prints, all patterns, ste
1000 lbs sole leather, tuppef do, and calfskns,
3OQlbs Oak Tanned Leather, ~,
goo coils rope, 1000 pounds, twins
1875 bags shot, 1e&5@ yes ~ saR';ss.'-
- NNoSo DNPoheS oiiu lAeutuCAy ltlu6 tOWdCr
20 quarter kegs do do
Il Painted buckets and tubs, .brassbonnds Buckets
saa Gls pdEs, ssppssas
II 9!slss fss. pepper, spice, ginger TsaA scat
wood good and cane seat rocking chairs, a1al
- s2fher articles too tedious TO epipnerate
ewil be making almost daily accesssiops to our
stock and would e pleased to attend to ali prders
fiends, aid feel assured of giving satkfars
Menssss ...s .ss " 8 QpNBAR & BURNSIDE |
lsnDnrg. yet. 10 YES
g Cokesbury Conference School. Il
THE exercises Of f2ths institution will begin on
Thursday the first Of February. B
JsR.S s49a GEo.iW. y, STONE, gsotos.S
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1849-01-13

SERIOUS Loss OF PoRK.-Thc recent
warm weather has occasioned the loss Of
h'':'e Tia" Two thirds Of the pork in Wor-
. crster t3l, ,s co Md (which was ebutchered and,
9ASa
Snow Hill .ShtE7a says: s. y q
IN the Upper and lower parts of the count
!y, is the loss su ,'.,ined and the damage done
Is a's'ress'ng Nearly every housckeeper
has suffered moe Or less by it. We have
heard Of several, whose entire 10, amont,nc
TO several thousand pounds, has been taint.,
ed so hadly as 10 be total loss. The great
danger is. that the extent of,he mischief is
notyet known, as many have satisfied them.
selves by merely looking n. their meat with.
out cutting it in two and inspecting it close
"; 1t should be unpackcd and the thickest
pieces cut in two and examined, and when
found to be tainted. pulverised charcoal
and free application Of salt should be used,
and the affected pieces re.packed by them
selves. This will save the meet we are
told, ifnot too much injured.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

PREMATURE BUREAUS. We are assured
tha, the following is true in every particu-
lar: poor man, residing in tie upper
part of the city, left home at the usual hour
some days since, to perform his daily la
bors and on returning in the afternoon,
found that his wife had been seized with
cholera during the forenoon aud conveyed
to The Hospital in 18th street. He imme
d'ately went there, and as he entered the
place, SIX coffins were carried out to be
conveyed to Pouer's Field. The poor iel.
low proceeded to The room and enquired
for his wife, when he was informed that
she was dead aud that one of the cotiins
he had passed contained her body, but
which of them they could not tell, as no
marks are placed upon them to distinguish
one from the other. The man in an agony
Of grief, started in pursuit of the convey
ance, and accompanied il to Potter's Field,
when he pleaded so hard to be permitted
to look once more uron the face of his
wife, that permission was given, and the
cof.nS were opened. When the body of
the woman was exposed, he seized il fran.
tically in his arms, and pressed il fondy
to his bosom. For a moment he fancied
he telt the beating of her heart, and seiz.
ing her wrist, he exclaimed, Ny God,
she lives Al that moment the woman
opened her eyes aud recognized her hus.
band she was conveyed home, and is now
quite recovered. If this be true-and our
informant affirms that il is-what fright.
lul reflection II conjures up, that perhaps
others, bearing only the semblance ofdea'h,
have been prematurely hurried TO the grave
-Neir York Mirror.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04
From the Netc York Journal Of Commerce
SINGULAR PROPHECY.

Mr.. Editor Lorenzo Dow, Of eccen.
tric memory, was in possession Of Ger
man work oa the Prophecies, which he
valued highly, and frequently made quota,
tlons from. Among other remarkable
sayings Of the author, were these:
Il woald not be a king. in lS4s.'
4 would not be grave digger, IN ls49.
Il would not be soldier, IN 1850
Il would be either, 1881
The work alluded TO was written about
900 years ago. Ii certainly possesses an IN.
terest for the curious. How frall the ten.
ure by which kings held their crowns, in
lS4S Who would like the office Of
grave digger in ls49, unless he were sole
Iy mercenaryl How more than p.esuma-
ble Is il that the military men of the earth
will Contribute muillludes, IN $50, 10 til d
wide and quiet grave And we may hope
al least, in 1851, for the fair harbingers
which promise peace on earth, and good
will to men, l.. II. Y.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04
Notices of Advertisements,

05-The attention of readers is directed to
a sale of saluable house, and town lots, by
the Executors of Mrs Reynolds, on the l4th
inst We are authorized to say thet, after
payment of the hand money required, the in
terest being punctualy paid, the balance may
remain in the property beyond the time fixed
for payment-and probably for a length of
time which will be explained at sale.
Mrs. STEVENSON offers for sale q CaRal Boat
and three Mules.
J. HAMAN & Son give notice 10 the public
MiIers can ascertain in another column
where Boiling Cloths are to be had.
NusDAuMs are closing oct some articles at
cost prices.
RAYMOND & Co.'S Menagerie. with large
collection OF animals, will be here on Monday
OF AN EXTRA, containing eight COL
umns of advertisements, accompanies to-day's
Gazette
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04
OF R OPPON NENTS.

The Iocofoco delegate elections will come
off this afternoon, and on Monday the usual
nominations be made HUGH Mckee having
closed his brilliant legislative career by voting
for banks at one session and against them at
the next, is not candidate for re-re-nomina-
tion unGer the one-te-m cipIe-thus leav
ing the field open to Major WILSON, HUGH
CosLEY. DR.. MITCHELL, and GEORGE SIGI Err,
ESQ, of Decatur, each OF whom is no doubt
quite willing to serve Miffiin county to the
best of his ability" Not knowing which Of
these is the favorite of the borough gentlemen
who pull the democratic" wires that regu-
late such matters, we are OF course unable to
say whose chances are best. Hugh Conley
once had the nomination, but the people not
ratifying the contract, he obtained leave to
stay at home; MAJOR Wilson represented our
county one session, but having given TEN
perance vote that did not sit well on demo
cratic stomachs, they laid him on the shelf By
declaring ONE TERN cardinal principle o.
democracy, and then to show their consistent
love for principles gave his distinguished sue
cessor taco terms; Dr. Mitchell has had the
honor of having his name in the paper for the
several Offices from A to Z, some OF which,
with many thanks TO partial friends, he de-
cined, while others, we suppose, he could not
get. Of Mr.. Sigler we know nothing, save
that some OF the name in Decatur township
were good TAYLOR men last fall.
For Treasurer. Robert II. McClintjc, Thos.
w Moore, and George w. Gibson have been
named There are doubtless other candidates
behind the curtain whose names will appear
on Monday next, should the cauldron as at
present constituted not boil the proper demo.
cratic froth
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

Ia ST Louis and Cincinnati the disease has
rapidly abated-in the latter city il has a,
most entirely disappeared.
At BTooklYu. on the 30th. % cases anu Il
deaths.
a, Newark. on the 29lh, l. cases and Il
deaths
At Poushkeepsie. during the week ending
on the 26lh ult, 6S cases aad 10 deataz.
At Detroit, Michigan, for the week ending
I'D uit. % deaths by cholera.
At Burlington, Vermont. on the 2i.h, II
casas and : deaths
Al Quebec, on The a1l,h, 80 cholera inter
menis; 2lst, - pa, -, and 24,h, 26-ms-
sing, with others previously reported ;S9i
deaths by the disesSe since its first appearance
this season
There have been up TO Mondsy nlne,v.e.sb,
aesihS OF cholera, cut OF 100 inmates IN lhe
Sncks county Aims House The disease bro5e
ou' On the 2l<t ult., and these deaths have ali
occurred IN the space OF nine DAYS. The Geaits
On Saturday last were 81. The Steward o.
the Aims House Is dead.
At Richmond, Va on the Both. three cases
and one death.
The Western papers give accounts Of the
spread oi the Cholera through the cauatIy,
- N'.A+N0sislt dNsAsi4lI 4H Tue C4AE-S
AZ Aenla, Ohio, there have been twenty.
four deaths
Al New HoPa, Brown coanty, Obio, there
had been 30 deaths, The inhahilaalS fine
pace oa9y numbered about loo.
AT Columbus, Ohio, there were ave deaths
on The 2o,h uli
AZ Cleveland, Ohio, on the 27lh u't, there
were 1 deaths.
III the B4ltim0Te Aims House u2 II the 5lst
uit., li6 cases and - deaths.
Al Pittsburgh, on the 3l.t cases and
death.
SANpUsKY CRY, Ohio, Jely 81.
Our city has beca visited bg that GTesatoi
scourge, the cholera, and il n0s areYsils 10 sn
alarming extent. The n,astaistY has hffn
greater, compared with The pogal2sioa. waic.i
averages a5oat io0sl than 10 any 0,eer c5ty a
the Union. Dursag the + hours. ea3sug IA
Sunday. there have been ltU GalI,sS, Last
nlgaI 20 deaths occurred. dor c.Izens have
become gFeatly alarmed, ard sheg cave aei n
ali oirecl's7s tar Sztesy !eS .asg the pace s.
most eepo2alaiei No, more u a iss' peFsoas
remained 81 hoge.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04
The Whig Meeting on Tuesday.

No call for County Meeting having been
published in the Democrat of last week for
Monday evening, and presuming that other
arrangements had been made. call was is
sued Tor Wing meeting to be held at the
Town Hall on that evening. The last Demo
crat contains a notice for meeting al the
same time and place-issued however, as we
are informed, without knowledge that the
whig meeting had been called. The error
having been discovered al too late an hour to
be Fectifed in the Democrat we have con-
cluded to change the Wing Meeting to Tues
day Evering, of which our friends are re-
Quested TO take notice.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

CUBA-IEPoRrANr RUaUR.-lt is re.
ported that submarine explorations made
in divers places along the coasts of Cuba,
have resulted in the discovery that il is
loose at the bottom, and that if politically
annexed to thls country II might be towed
to New O:eans and anchored oil the mouth
at The M.ssis>ippI. Iisbi> is fact, it adds
oae maTe u tie naay uuanswerabie afgu-
Henis 10 favor OF the immediate aunexa
ton OF the land ot tobacco to this lille re.
public. Smoking, splitting, and annexng
are the grand characteristics Of American
ireemeu, and we can crafty them all with
convenience and dispatch by requesting
ouE eagle TO taae Cuba under lis wing
To be sure the affair might involve Us in
war with half Europe. Bot what of that
: " hose afeard n-W Wilson's Dispatch.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

DRowSED. Saturday afternoon last,
little boy named GEORGE, son OF Thomas Moon.
aged four or five years, while eEdeavoring to
get on a boat. fell into the lock, and although
every effort was made, some time elapsed be-
fore he was got out, All attempts 10 resusci-
tate him proved frui,lcss. The poor little fel-
low whose days on earth were thus quickly
ended, was much bruised about the neck, and
in his transit from life to death probably sut-
fered bat little pain. His remains, attended
by a number OF symPath!zing friends, were
inferred on Sunday afternoon,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

STSsELAK CoTSCIBEScE-Tt Is singular
c5rc-11s-z1ce that the perpetrators or alleged
2ts---s=-Es-1-s q -1rea bou7lciies that have &C.
-7--=- = PA s3e. ps1sa during the past five
E5zrz- s8o2sd have fzl.ea victims to the scoarge
E12cl has been destroying 50 many people in
all our large cities this summer. 4 week or
two ago, Joseph Dover, who killed Abrzrn Reed
IN kenslngton, and fed troEa justice. died cfthe
epidemic N Cincinnati, just a. the officers Of
the law had tracked him ogt Last week, John
Freddy, Of k-nsington, who was 50 strongly
suspected Of murdergg his wife and recently
acquitted, died Of cholera. The death OF Carl
Iz also recorded.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04
Sr. LOUIS, Jolly 80.


A fire broke out yesterday morning on
board the steamer Algoma. 1t soon
spread to the steamer San Francisco, ly-
Ing contiguous, then to steamer Mary,
next 10 the Phnnix, and finally 10 the
Dubuque. The flames ragged violently,
and before they conId be subdued all five
of the boats were totally destroyed. The
loss is very heavy, probably not less than
one hundred ihousand dollars There was a
partial insurance, but to what extent has
not been stated.
The A gonna was commanded By Geo.
E. Young. He was seen to Jump over.
board with his clothes on fire, and has not
since been heard of. The former com
mander of the boat, Capt. Cleveland, was
on board, and narrowly escaped with his
life. VIM. Fitch. passenger. was burn.
ed up with the boat. II is feared several
others have perished.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

FIRsT OF AUGUsr.-The coIored people Of
Lswis,own celebrated the anniversary Of Eman-
cipation in the West Indies on Wednesday
last IN an imposing manner One party went
up The river, while another proceeded 10
grove adjoining the residence of W. p. Elliott,
Esq. The former we did not see; the latter,
Comprising the Daughters OF Temperance,
Sunday School, &c, made very respectable
appearance, in banners, dress. and numbers.
An address, which We have heard Highly
spoken OF, was delivered BY Phlladelphian
The day was pleasant, and ample justice done
10 the entertainment provided for the occasion.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

THE PENSsTLyANIA CUITyAToR, PUELsHED
Az HARRIsBURG, PA,-The last number COM
Pleted volume one Of this excellent work, and
although thus far published Al 4 loss, the pro
prietors avow their determination 70 continue
it, the interest manifested in Tie enterprise lea7-
ing ou, little doubt OF its ultimate success. DR..
Foster having been engaged for some time past
in other voeations, his place will be filed by a
gentleman Of talent, experience and extensive
scientific a;talnmeats. a short delay will &C.
cur in is publication. after which il viii be
regularly issued. Terms, 81 per anngm.
FowLsRs & Wells, New York, have issued
4 neat little work entitled the Science OF
Swimming" which contains particular instruc-
tions to learners, with illustrations, and an es-
say oa its importance to tie preservation Of
health and life Price l2z cents.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

ELEcTloNs IN AvsuST.-Nine elections take
place in the month Of August, including the
vacancy, on the 2Sth, for member Of Congress
in Rhode Island oceasioued by failure TO eject.
The candidates in that State are 5. q. Shear
man, whig, and B, b. Thursion, the late men,
Der. Result doubtful
Members Of Congress aIe also 70 be chosen
an Texas, where two locofocos will be returned
IS usual. DR.. :. Kaufman will be returned as
enc, and Messrs. Pillsbury, Howard, or Nc
Leod for the other. George T. Wood {present
incumbent) and P. Fl. Bell are candidates for
Governor. John 4. Greer, Middleton T. John
son and James w. Henderson, for 1t Cover
nor. Geo w, Smyth is the leading candidate
for Commissioner Of General Land Oifce
Election August eth
II Missouri, same day, for Legislature who
will have the choice Of 4 L. 5 Senator. This
sives unusual interest to the election, par;icu-
lagiy IS Colonel Benton is eanYassing the State,
and everywhere encounters fierce opposition.
Same day, also, in Iowa, for Legislature and
Board Of Public Works
The mere important elections are for Indiana,
kentucky, Alabama, Tennessee, and NortA
Carolina, in all Of which Members Of Congress
are to be elected.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04
L0rofofO DeSrerati0n.

The locofoco papers through this part OF the
St.te, Of late haze been weekly regaling Their
readers with scenes purporting TO have "a ken
place al the White House between Gen. Tay-
lor and his Cabinet. Some Of their readers
may be silly enough TO believe these unprinc-
pied fabrications but il they do, it Will not add
to their credit either as good citizens or intel
lieent men. The idle tales got HP of inter-
views between the President and applicants
for Office, in which Gen. Taylor Is held up as
ignorant Of even the common courtcsies Of
life, are but emanations from the same sources
which have slqndered and belied the gallant
hero of Buena Vista ever since he became the
whig candidate for President, and part Of a
wholesale system Of abuse without parallel
even in the days Of Jefferson, Adams, or Jack
son Such system will not make votes for
any party.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

4 recent case in ST. Louis strongly IL.
lustra,es the advantages of Life Insurance.
1t is thus stated in the Republican Of that
city
\ few months ago, young genteman
q merchant OF Ihis city. married, and soon
after took out policy OF insurance on bi-
Ife far $1,000, IN favor OF his wife. 4
few days ago he fell victim 10 tue pee
vaiing epidemic. bat it was 10 him aud
his friends source of pleasant recurrence.
that his foresight had placed his wife be-
yond the reach of want. There Is no
Pang TO the dying man more severe than
the ciousness that he leaves has wife
aud children unprovided for; now much
lhen is the feeling relieved when they have
been cared for and guarded against.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACTS,

" As well might yeu expect the native
plants of his own sunny home 10 thrive amid
the SHOWS of Lap!s cd, as that General Tavlor
should suddenly make a statesman and be fitted
for the Presidency. - Thomas Ritchle. Edt-
tor Washington Union, IN 1919.
As well might YOU undertake to make
sailor Of z cock, or q solder Of a goose, as
president q Andrew Jackson--T k0nas Ri.
che, Editor Richmond Enquirer, IA I92s.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

Hon. Thomas Henry. one OF the oldest
and most respected inhabitants Of Beaver
county. in this State, died al Beaver on
the 20ib, inst, at the advanced age OF 6g
years. He has resided IN Beaver county
stuce 1877, and in 1903 was appointed a
Justice of the Peace by Governor Snyder.
He afterwards filed with much ability a
number of county offices, represented The
district in Congress for three terms. " as
appointed an Associate Judge, and bore a
gallant part IN the war of 1912. He was
also for time the editor OF The q Argus"
news spaper published al Beaver.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

Henry c. STRoMAN, Esq, late senior edito,
of the York Advocate, has been appointed to
clerkship in the Treasury Department at
Washington. AS editors seem to be in fayor
in that Department, and we being sadly in
want Of a new press, as well as sundry type,
Mr. Meredith will please reserve some short
and profitable job for US, by which we can re-
alize enough to pay for them. That done, for
aught We care, he may give clerksIlips, or even
higher posts, to all the remaining whig editors
tineI and Blair County Wing included.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04
He CHOLERA.

The HuGtIngdca Journal says that several
cases Of cholera occurred IN Alexaudris, n
that county, during last week, and thrsa
deaths. One death from the same disease &C.
Cured IN Henderson township. These ossas
can all De traced TO imprudence in eatirgor
manner Of living,
In Philadelphia and New York the resoz,s
are a. follows;
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

OREGoN.-A census of The inhabitants
Of Oregon has recently been taken, aud
1t shows that the number OF the population
is $500, including foreigners, who mum.
Der upwards OF 500 There are, accord
ing to the census, 2,509 voters; bat 10 con
sequence of the abseuce of many at the
mines, The vote at the mex: election will be
much reduced. Gov. Lane has issued a
proclamation, fixing the number of mem
bers of Council and House OF Representa-
lives TO which each county Is entitled, and
ordering the election to be held fer them
and for delegate to congress 90 the first
Monday in June next. There are SIX can
didates for Congress in the field.
The rage for gold hunting continued as
strong as ever al last adyices, and both the
newspapers published in Oregon had sus-
pended operations in consequence oft.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

fpor RACE ESTRAoRpISARN-We learn
from he Nashville Gazette that on Saturday
'ast, there was 10 have been trlsl OF speed De
tween tao geRt.emea at y hlte's Greek Springs
near AaShvh.e-ore weighing 80 .bs, tire
other 294 They were to ran quarter of a
mse to- gNot sepner tar SIX persons.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

GREAT FIRES in the British Provinces
are reported in the last Boston papers one
al River John, Prince Edwards Island, de-
stroyed from seventeen 10 twenty houses,
and burn! to death one man. Fires ia the
woods were also very numerous, and the
whole region above named was enveloped
in smoke.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

MAIL SToLEN.--On Friday night Of las,
week the through mail from WillIamsport 10
Northumberland, Pa. was stolen between
Muncy aud WiIiiamsport. The mail on this
line Is carried IN one horse buggy construct
cd for the purpose. No clue has YET been
found BY wa5ch 70 discover the perpelrator.-
The mail, sc understand, contained abou, 5000
IN cash.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

ANOTHER NARTYR.- Nathaniel DENLY late
temporary navy agent Of the United States at
Marseiles, in France, is defaulter to the
tune Of Sl55,505 -, and suit has been CON-
menced against MIN for the amount
ANoTHER.-1he Washington Republican
says that Patrick Collins, Surveyor of the Pof,
of Cincinnati, removed by President Taylor,
proves to be defaulter to large amount
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-04

SKUNK "A fellow named Montgomery,
who has been removed from the 2. q. De-
Partment at Washington, shows his skunk.
like character by discharging torrent OF
filthy abuse al the President, Mr, Collamer
aud others of the Cabinet, through the col.
uulns Of the Washington Union. This Eel.
lows conduct shows the necessity Of purg-
ing the Government offices Of the corrupt
place holders x 10 have been 50 long in OF
fee tbat they claim places as life estates
IL IS striking con- menGary also on The
character Il these loco!oco Office holders,
who with hearts filed with the biackest
venom against the Wing Administration,
are yet begging and whining 10 be kept 10
place We doubt not there are scores Of
oihers Ike thSs Mon go,nery getting fat
Salaries at Washington, whom this conduct
ought to be sufficient evidence or the ne.
cesslsy Of giving Iheir place. 10 geauine
&. ma q he Al en;aislr1'jon.