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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
Nm, X,nU Hantcn, /, ~.

LEW luNhi bSPlclhbcl -
The Atlanlic arrived oil the Battery at | P NJ.
Shr brought 1873 passengers among whom is Jen-
ny Lin i'll good health aud spirits,
In leavi & Liverpool, the excitement TO see
JeunylLind was 50 great that it was with difficulty
she could reach the dock
LlvGHPooL, August 30 Accounts from Sch'es.
wig present complete suspension of operations
in both armies. Tue general Impression is that
stiffness will not be long
The Cholera i, IN ,kiuS fearful rnyages. S nee
June 800 persons died
BELGIUM --lho flood has done great damage in
the low lands fuf grcnt distance between
| Lilly and Ncmur, the fields We're overIlowed
aud The crops destroyed. Also in other places on
the line. A letter states that the food is general
Belgium must be d buyer Of Coru this yenr.
| FRAXcE Paris, August 2l. The speech ol
the President On Sunday AT the Lyons banquet
causel much sensation. Tho general feeling a.
nope lie Legitimisis and Democrats is that o
satisfaction. Luuis Napoleon announces his de
! termnltion th rcmIin ut the head Of affairs,
putlIlr ijuon ,dnud be- in his avor. without re
surd To The ob,ttelc phccd ia his way by the fra
mrt's u the Constitution,
Advi rs state hat the Wheat crnp was injured
10y the late raius aud prices have advanced II little
THE MARKErs-The weather in England anl
ireland good nd the crops promising,
lu London the prices Of Wheat ave declined
No sales OF Indian Curn. At Liverpool, goo,
Flour reported frmer but red Wheat was lG02
lower. American Flour Cd lower American
Stocks unchanged.
HAMBuRG-A number OF peasants taken up u
suspicion Of firing on the Danish troops, hive bee
restored 10 liberty,
IrALY.-The Pope is in sad perPlcxity in col
sequence Of the conviction of six murderers, I
whose sentence of decapitntion he is called upo
TO uilix his name. Owing to his invincible r.
lnctuuce 10 sign their death warrant, he wshC
the misoreonts sent to tbe galeys for the rest
their lives aud the Judges arc not inclined t
give away.
At Malta the Cholera was abating 1t ha
broken ont At Alexandria aud the Viceroy took
lighl down the Nile.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

THE H6sRE DE GRAcE BANK. I'VE
have further particulars of the failure OF
this bunk 10 tho Baltimore SRa. The
home directors say. and they are said Il
be meu Of good standing, thu, SO far al
the books of the bank show, its condiliur
is not bpyond resusci,alion aud the re-
demptiun of it's liabilities The follnw
ing from the same paper, is a sufficient
reason for lis failure!
"A large majority of lilo stock of Ilc Bank L
held In Wall street, New York, and Moses Y
Bench was one oI its principal founders"
Tho same gentleman figured largely in
the SusqnehOunah county Bank aud q
Bank in New Jersey, which failed some
eighreen months sgo. Ffo belongs 10 the
corrupt school Of New York puliticiaus
and has 6gSrsd largely within tho last
few years as tho leading spnit d the N.
Y. San.
ID The Legislature Of Maiue hNs an.
propriated 500, 900 towards es,abIisbino
State reform school in that Stats.
TRANSATLANTIC ExcURsIoNs.--Ths
English journals say that il will not b,
long before their walls Ose placorde.
with announcements Of "cheap mons,e
excursions 70 New Ymk and back"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

CY September has come upon us with
a pretty sure indication that summer is
passing away. Fires were comfortable
all day yesterday. and to-day the sun does
not give much token of its summer pow
er. Some prognostica'e an early fall and
a scarce crop Of corn, but it is better TO
wait aud see. II is not advanced as far
as usual this season ofthe year, owing to
the dry weather in the early part OF the
summer
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06
LATER.
PHILKpELPHIA. Sep

pSN' -
Atm carly huur this morning the scene from
Fsirmuunt 10 the Navy Asylum was terrific and
sad. The rush aud roar OF angry waters were APP
paing. The whnrves are ail hid from view =
Warehouses mills oalunl wund yards counting
houses, stables aid sheds nuumerable, were in
undated,
The smaller buildings, which stood near the
piers lnok as ir they bad suddenly changed then
ordinary position for nrw ones. In the middle
of the strsuin, the water rose TO such altitude IN
the manufacturing department oflhe PhiladelphiS
Gas Works at the foot OF Market street, that u
had to stop all operations,
The Fairmouut Water Works were stopped
and will no, run nguin perhlps Tor several days =
At2 o'clock this morning, the waters in the Fair
mount dam were 10 feet and lOI inches high No
estimate cun be made Of the destruction Of proper
y.
Black creek bridge and Mauayunk bridge are
gone. The mills at Manyunk are under water
The Reading railroad has sustained much dam.
age. The Schuylkll Canal is so puch injured
hat il is feared il cannot be repsred this senson.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

TmE ARMY AND NAvY,--At u certain
upper party, some gentlemen gave-"Tho
army aud navy" This was followed by
u lOlal silence, There was no epaulet.
ted soldier, or lieutenant, with geld SWdJs,
To respond for tho tent or quarter deck,
Matters were in this position, when q
certain NJ. ID. rose aud glanced around
the sumpluous table, "Geulemen," said
he. "lhe health Of the ermy aud navy ha:
beely given. am neither soldier nor 0
sailor. We have here no ono who has
shed blood for his country excep; myself
| have. hundred, yea a thousand times
Ihars bled for my eoRnt'y...yes, and bfis'
tered tool
Ew The Providence Journal recon.
mends a strong decoeton Of green tea,
we'll sweetoned, US good substitute for
the more poisonous preparations usually
made FOR the destruction of flies. The
He's will taste this preparation aud
be killed thereby, as surely as by the
most approved "aS poisSN."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

PRorEssoR WEBsTER.-Il is said, upon
good authority, that the medical student
who entered DR.. Websler's rooms, at the
time the dreudful scene of November last
was being enacted. will publish state
meut. after The erccmtion, giving full par
liculsrs of all he saw and heard. 1t ap
pears the s,udent had left his rubbers in
the Doctors laboratory, aud .fudlng the
doors locked, aud snpposiug the Doctor
had gone to Cambridge, he raised win
dow and entered that way.- Boston Her
AID
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

ELRcrlpN IN Missouri. r.-Lote advices
from st. Louis, said to be based on oillc'
ial tvturns, show the annexed results
The following are the names of the Rep.
resenta,iyes elected from that State to
Congress.
John F. Darby, Wing. frs, districts
Gilchrist Porter, Wing, second district
John q. Miller. Wing. third district; e.
E Bowman. Wing, fourth district John
S. Phelps, Bentun Democrat, fifth dis
ltict.
The Legislature stands. 81 Wings
81 Benton Democrats. and ~ anti Ben
ION Democrats.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD from Nj
agara Falls to Detroit, is put under con-
tract, aud will be commenced immedi-
ately ON the section lying between Ham
ilton and London. 4 meeting was held
a few days since, at the Clifton House,
Niagara Falls, at which all the Directors
and a majority of the contractors were
present, and the spirit manifested prom
ised vigorous prosecution and early
completion of the work. In tho distance
of gao miles from the suspension bridge
at the Falls, to Sandwich, the grade OF
the road will be almost perfect level,
excepting mountain at Hamilton. An.
other remarkable feature of this road,
will bo direct run Of fifty miles, being
the longest tangent Of the kind in the
world. 1t is expected that the trip from
Niagara Falls to Detroit will be made in
six hours.
COMBINATIONS. The National Intel
igencer, Of the s6th, says:-It is UNDER
stood, that at the Executive sittings OF
Yesterday and the day before, the Senate
confirmed several hundred nominations
10 Office, which have accumulated on ~
table during the session.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

New MgxIco.-Accounts from Santa
Fe are conflicting. Major WeighIman
publishes letter in St. Louis paper,
conlradicting the report thattnore is any
very serious opposition among the
people against the establishment OF a
State government. He has also addressed
letter to the President Of the United
States in which he objects 10 the Military
authority in New Mexico aud states that
Col. Munroe has exercised all uaane in
Guencc in that country. He charges him
with appointing too many military meo as
officers Of the election. He adds that
unless some change is made aud should
Texas be permitted to overrNn the Ter
ritory, il will become depopulated, as the
people will live neither under Military
or Texas dominion. Already some have
crossed the line into Mexico.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

LATE FROM CARpENAs. AROther MCa.
sion Feared The brig Washington, Capt,
Newton, arrived al philadelphia on Mon
day morning from Cardenas, whouco Oho
sailed August llth. Capt N reports that
Lopez, with anolher invading force, was
Expected there nightly There was great
excitement among the people, and cxten'
sive preparations were going oD TO repe
the new expedition, This we imagine
will DO news to Lopez. In tn" meantime
where is Lopezi
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06


TuE Macon CoNvENrIoN - An Editor
Banisksd. - The Southern accounts "f
tho Macon, Ga, Convention arc Ms con.
radictnry as the accounts forwarded to
Washington. The Savannah Geogian
says there were 10000 delegates pres
cni, whilst tho Republican Of the same
city, estimates the Whole number ut 600,
Tho resolutions adopted are very ultra,
Disappearing of everything like compro
mise in tho settlement of the national dif.
6cullies. A paper called tho Citizen,
published at Macon, styled the Conven
ton band of disunionisls, whereupon u
town meeting was called,o take the mat
ter into consideration. and great excite.
ment was manifested Resolutions were
passed, requiring the immediate discon'
linuance Of the paper, and that the edit
or should leave the city in ten days.
IMPoRTANcE OF A BOUNDARY Lime
An old lady who did not know whether
her plantation was in Virginia OF North
Carolina, found when the line was run,
that she was resident Of the former.
"Welll" said she, 81 am glad | don't
live in North Cardinal il always was
such a Sickly State"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06
Monday Eveni"E, sept :, 1850

TIE Cholera During the past week
there were 8 deaths Of Chnlrra in Nav.
ark and 5 Of other diseases.
In Citelsyile, the disease appears to
have abatsd entirely. Also n ChlIiic"the.
La Mount Vernon, we hear "f only one
other death, making six in all
In Allegheny city. near Pittsburgh. II
has ragged pretty severely.
AT Chicago. on the 9th, there were
deaths of Cholera and Of other dis
ease.
Ills said to have almos, entirely dis
appeared at GaIeua, III. In all. some
IS citizens fell victims.
In Burlington. Iowa. between the al
of July and sth Of August, there were
neer 100 deaths.
In Columbus, for the "a hours ending
IL to-day. there were no deaths. u
Saturday, deaths were reponed' nom
Of Cholera. Sundays report, we hav'
not received.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

Nor ToBg BgAT!- Rebeccn Smith, of
the town Of Henderson Jefferson county,
N. Y, relict oi Ahira Smith. deceased,
has spoiled aud quilted the yarn for 1000
yards Of cloth. knit 60 pairs of stockings,
within tho last ten months besides attend
ing to her household duties, usually max
ing her own and two other beds daily,
aud all this at the age of 80 years in Feb.
ruary next. Girls, do you hear tha,l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

BALLooN ASCENSION Mr. Wise, the
teronaut, made an ascension IN his nam
moth balloon, "Hercules,' y day or tw'
since, at Lancaster, Pa, in company with
several gentlemen. They assembled tc
the heighth Of thousand feet; the bal
loon, meanwhile, being comfortably con
6ned to lhe earth by rope, AUD, upon
signal at the proper time, vsIy safely and
pleasantly hauled down again.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

Tng CALFoRNrA AND CHINA TRADE.-
The Bnston Daily Atlas speaks OF clip
per ship. Of 1900 tons, now building al
that place. intended for the California and
China trade, She is To be called tho Stag
Honnd," and win be ready for sea about
the middle of December. This vessel is
but one among number of others now
in course of construction near Boston,
three ol which are over 100 tons, aud
designed for tho same trade,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

Mr.. McKENNAN's LETTER oF REsIGNA
TIoN The Hon Thomas Nj I, Mckeu'
nan has sent to :he President the follow
ing letter resignipg the Office of Secretary
Of the Interior, upon which he so lately
entered:
Washington Pa,. August 26, 1850.
Ny Dear Sir: Irespecrfully tender to
you my resignation Of the Department OF
the Interior. to which you did me the
honor Of cullipg me.
This determination has not been reach
ed without the most serious and anxious
dehheratiOn.
A consciousness ofmy peculiar nervous
Temperament, which loo readily responds
to causes of excitement and depression
would have prompted me, IN The hrsl
place ;o decline The offer hui the kind
manner ofIhe appointment, accompanied
by the gond wishes Of lhe Cabinei. and
backed by tho opressias urgency oi friends
made So stlong an impression upon 'ne as
+ 10 leave InG Up HllbIHdNlNI buN :" NNNNH'
A briefeXpermeut of the orduous la
bors aud onerous responsibilities of the
position, in cunnoxioh with consideration
of private and domestic nature, which
press upon me with great force, ha
brought me To the conclusion that due
observation Of duty to my family and my
self requires my withdrawal.
In thus dissolving my brief official as
sociation with you, permit me to say, tha
cherish a confident reliance upon the
patriotism, copubilily, and worth oi every
member Of tho Administration, and q
hopeful assurance It's success. Tothi'
end no effort Of mine, IN my retirement
shall, at any time, be wanting.
May also assure you Of my grateful
appreciation of the kindnoss extended t.
my by you and your official assocla'es9
With respect aud sincere regard, am
yours, faithfully Til, NJ. T. MekENNAN'
His Elk. Millard Fillmore, President
the u. S.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

AN lMPosslBnITy.-Two barrislers,
Iish ones Of course. Of the name Of Doyle
aud YellertOwm were constantly quarrel
ling before tho bench. One day Tho dis
pule rose so high that the incensed Doyle
knocked down his adversary exclaimiHg
in vehement manners
"You scouudrel, III make you act like
n Rcn,Iemanl'
The other smarting under the blow a'
he lay On the ground, euergetically re
piled;
mo nevch | defy you. You canao
do tp
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06
Hnvrs ila Grace nank.

BALTIMORE, sept
Colder the CASHIER, has been committed to jail
The President and Maryland directors are under
arrest. ltis said the nssets Of tho Bank are not
worth FIVE dollars nna the liabilities exceed $780,
600
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06
Tnesday Evenlng. sept. ), 1850

WThe Hon, Thomas Ewing will sc-
cep, our thanks for copy Of the Presi.
dents message with the accompanying
documents.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

The CHoLERA.-lt would seem that
the telegraphic report concerning the
ravages of cholera in Milwaukee, was in-
correct, The Chicago papers insist that
the mortality is much greater than then
neighbors will admit. but the Daily Wis
consin of the 9Th ult, says.
ave are informed from official sources
that the number OF burials in any one day,
has never exceeded thirty from all dis
cases, and exceeded tOeaty on only two
or three days. That the season has been
sickly, and that there have been al un'
usual number of deaths; may be said o
the western country generally; but the
report of the Board of Health to-day
shows that the worst is past"
In Cleveland for the week ending Au
gust 81, three deaths nf Cholera are re
ported and l9 OF othe. diseases OF these
8 are children under 5 years of age.
In Columbus, for The "a hours ending
IL A. NJ. to-day, 3 deaths are reported,
of which are of Cholera.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

GYThe Pasha Of Egyptis is said 10 be
rapidly converting tho ancient ruins on
the Nile into materials for building iaeto'
RES and other similar works.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

The EscAPE.-Gen. Hinton, who was
yesterday arrested on charge of mail
robbery, is again at large.-ln the eve.
ming he was taken before Mr.. U. S. Com
missioner STETsoN, who fixed his hail at
$4,000. The Gen. being gentleman,
instead of being sent to Jail for safe keep
ing, in default of giving bail, was indulg.
ed in his request to be put under keep
ers at his own room, at tho Weddell
House. About midnight he lodged out
of the room, shut aud locked the door Of
ter him, thus caging his three or four
keepers aud setting himselffree. Alarm
was Immediately given and pursuit made
but 10 no purpose. To-day reward OF
$500 is offered for his apprehension, and
every effort is being made to accomplish II
Had he been a common rogue, arrested
for stealing sheep, instead of lingering
the mail bags, he would have been safely
lodged inside The prison walls. 1t is sin
jgular how justice gets cheated out oflhe
great rogues lately in these diggins.
: We Learn that the evidences nf Gen
Himou's guilt were most conclusive; in
deed they are made scarcely more so from
the fact of his running away.
Gen. Hinton is man extensively know
throughout Ohio and many other portions
of the Union, especially to persons ofth'
highest respectabiIity. He is of mature
age, some so ar 55 years, and has an in
tclligent aud Interesting family residint
at Delaware.
In the minds Of few individuals con
nected with the p o. service, he ha
been suspected ofderredaions upon The
mails, for tho year past; but 10 the mo
meut Of his arrest, probably not ten mel
in the word, had the remotest suspicion
that he was anything but an honest man
| The probability now is, that he has tor
series of years been engaged in lobb'nt
the mail bags! for the successful prosecu
ton Of which business he had great lacil
ilies, being the General Agent Of that ex
, tensive concern the Ohio Stage Company
AT The time of his escape the prisone
was in charge Of officer McKINsTRY. w
! trust he wi yet be overtakeE and brougb
. to Justice. - Cleyelaad Herald.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

Quo Canal. The Portsmouth De-
spaAch Of Friday soys;--"We learn that
the water will be drawn of the canal be-
tween this and Chilicolhe.i in eight or ten
laya"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

TWs are indebted to the Hon. !
Ewing for copy of Hon. 7. smith q
speech ppon the Omnibus bill.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

In CuARAorGR.-The Detroit Tribune
thus hits IF its neighbor, the Free Press
the leading Locofoco organ Of Michigan
oThe Free Press boasts Of its consistency. Pr'b
ably no paper in the Union has been more "ron
,isisut within six weeks they favored negro
suffrage. They now oppose it. Not ten days
90. they openly opposed the adoption OF the CON
ssti,uliun. They now give it a mllk-ond water sup
I mort last week mistake m the telegraph sal'
I Gen Cnss was making tariff speech They I'M
mediatey came out in favor of an increased tor'fi
Finding the telegraph in error, yesterday lucy
came out for free trade"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

A VlcAR oF BRAy,-Mr Wm, Cobb. of
Warwick, Mass, has been Postmaster
there for ~ years, aud the only one he
inwn has ever had, His age is ahou, so
yeurs, EIe is believed To be the oldest
Postmaster in the country.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06


Tug LADY OF GENERAL AvEzANA.--The
way in which the wife OF General Aveza-
TIA fell out Of the window at New York,
On Sunday night was not while in state
of sleep. but while closing the window
blind by which she reached too far aud
lost her balance, falling on the back part
Of her head aud inj njuring the upper joint
Of the spine, where it joins the head, s"
seriously that scarcely hope is enter
lained of her recovery. On Tuesday
morning. a consultation Of physicians was
held, who pronounce the case to bs al
most hopeless Gen. Avezana, who was
in a neighbor's house al the time of the
accident, quickly repaired home on hear
ing of the dreadful occurrence.
[YA most curious instance Of a change
ofinslinct is mentioned by Darwin. The
bees carried over to Barbadnes aud the
Western Islands, ceased To lay up honey
after the first year, They found the
weather sn fnd and materials for honey
50 plentiful, that they Quilted their grave
prudent and mercantile character, be
came exceedingly proAigale aud de
bauchcd ate up their capital. resolved II
work no more, aud amused themselves
by flying about the sugar hnnsesand sting
ing the negroes. Human nature.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

VIRGINIA.. Delegate EiectiOn.-..We
have not yet seen anything like com
plete list of delegates elected to the Vir.
ginia Reform Convention. 1t is pretty
generally conceded however, that those
who are in favor of radical change Of
the present anti nti.democralic Constitution
will have a majority in the Convention
In that case we may hope for better
times in "Od Virginia"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

A SENSIBLE WoMAN-Mrs. Sheekles
says that the host vegetable pill that has
yet been Invented is an apple damPl'ng
For destroying kuawing at the stomach,
they are the only pill to he relied on.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

TnE FAsrgsT VESSEL in THE WoRLD.
The Boston Atlas states that Mr.. Nc
Kay. of East Boston, has contracted to
build for Messrs. Sampson & Tappan, a
clipper ship of 1000 tons, to outsail any
vessel of her size in the world. The
model has been left entirely to the bull
der, and she has been designed $50 feet
keel, 1856 feet on deck, between perpen,
diculars, 35 feet beam. 81 feet hold,I I26
inches dead rise at hall floor, u feet
sheer, and elk inches swell.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

TU Gov. Briggs, Of Massachusetts, is
to be the successful candidate, for the
next Gubernalional term.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

TIE IssUE-A,gSl Dodgsrs,-The
Medina Democrat. published in a section
of the country where hard-mohey Loco,
focosm is not native to the soil, does not
construe tho Locofoco platform as our
neighbors in this section. Hear it:
"The effort being made by many Of the leading
Wing journals, to patch up the rottenness Of the
Ohio Banks, by charging the democracy with be-
ing opposed 10 any thing other pure specie cur
currency,we protest against. Ii we understand lhe
position Of the Ohio Democracy, it is opposition
Ia the system OF ankiug nuw IN use III the State
because it is founded in injustice and operates tc
the advantage OF few rather than beneiitling th'
many
Who is to be cheatedl The Loco(o
cos in Fairfield. Perry and Hockingl o
the Locofocos in Medina and other coun
ties where an attempt is TO be mad'
to dodge The issue! We would lik'
to understand this matter. If it /
the present system Of Banking only, lha
ia in issue. we would like to know IT. |
better system can be devised and gu
Locofncu brelhlen are at tho work VI
shall not make issue with them, unit
their system is presented, if at all Bu
we do not thus understand tho issue--l
is :he entire destruction Of all Banks AM
an exclusive halG,money currency
we are wrong. the Eagle aud Tf'egraP
can right US. To do This, ii will be onI,
necessary to tell the Democrat that 1t doe
not understand the issue, Be explicit
gentlemen. aud tell us what We are con
tending about. Or is it the design o
your party to engage in double dealing