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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

JOHN .WELcH-. Good Sense. - The
Hon. John WeIeh. las our readers have
been told. is candidate for Congress in
the Athens district. He has issued long
and good address To his constituents, ey.
cry wotd of which is worthy Of full ac.
ceptsiion. We select The following al.
lusion to THE OHIO SYSTEM" TO
every word Of which We subscribe:
Then why strike down our currency
and credit systeml 1t is as old as our
Stale. We haved done nothing acitAoAta;
HAGt have we doue 1ih ip Will tive
have transformed wilderness into a
State. in The Union. With il We have
cleared up ten miltios acres Of our land,
and dotted the Stale all over with hous-
es, orchards. gardens and fields Wild
IL we have built Queen CRY Of the
West" Cleveland. Columbus, Dayton,
Chilico,he. and almos; countless NUM-
Der of towns and VILLAGES Of less note
With it we have theckered the whole
State with rGads, canals, railroads, plank
roads, aud telegraph lines. With it we
have bedecked our rivers with steam
boats, and our lakes with "palace,like"
ships atd steamers. With it we have
placed "a schoul house upon every bill.
and house of worship in every valley"
With It we have grOws great. with ra-
pidity unexampled; So much so that our
progress has become one Of tie aroaders
of The age. Is it pnssible that we have
achiesed all this under radically dsfeci
GCe CcHStaatio0? Have we run this swift
race carrying dead heights all the time.
thought ii was our system IF la,cs. more
than any thing else, our Republican Con-
sfitdtion, 10 which we owed our prosper
lily. Such is the opinion of oar neigh.
boring States, and Of the world; and such
is the fact. The currency and credit
system is THE OHIO SYSTEM. 1t is
part and parcel Of our Constitution. IT
has grown with our growth aud strength
ened with our strength" Il has become
part of our very nature. We know
how to DO business under no other sys-
tenn The human body could almost as
well live without the system by which ths
circulation Of the blood is kept up. as
the business of the people Of Ohio can
prosper without their carrency systcm.--,
Take from them that system, aud they are
launched upon an openisea of Expert
menls without pilot who has ever sal /
ed the sea before, or who knows the hidi
den rocks aud whirlpooIs that lie in wait
for the m,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

OHIo BaNKs.-The Eagle of yester.
day copies from the Stafesmaa an article
upon the Banking system Of Ohio, which
was evidently written by some ignoram-
US who had never read the law and the
same remark, under the circumstances is
applicable to The editors Of those twn pa.
pers. The whole argument is founded
upon The assertion that the Banks issue
three dollais for one.
Section 18th of the law provides that
the issues shall be as fullows:-On the
first 500, ,000. twice the amount; on the
second. once and half the amount; on
the third. once aud quarter the amount;
dh the fourth, once the amount; on any
amount over 100000, only three.
ourlhs the amount Thus it will be
seen that the writer's banking capital ol
one aud two thirds Of million of dollars
Under the law, could only have paper il
circulation To the atiounl of abbuSl 800,
0GO.
Aud this is an argument against Ili,
banking system ofOhio! The Eagle mai
ought to say Bah! But will he correc
the folsehoud he has put aaoatl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
GedtrIa ConrcntInn-

WAsHIsGToN. Sept 25.
The proclamation of Geo. TOwus 10 the people
Of Georgia; calling Slate Convention to compel
Free SoiIers. appears in the Southern Press by
telegraph. The election of delegates is to take
place November %, and the Convention meets
December TO-
The Governor says in bis proclamation: -"Ynur
Institutions are in js,pardyyonr feelings wantnnly
outraged; your social oraanzatiun deviJed; Your
honor deeply wuunded;nd the federal constitution
violated by series of aggressive rneusnres-all
tending to the consnnmation Of one object, the
,bulilion of slavery"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

CAMpBELL g. 0LDs The reader is referred to
ihe very excellent account Of the discussion be-
tween these two members Of the House, which
we fnd in the Lebanon Star We think it will
be pretty generally admitted now that DIR. ods
has placed himself In position where he has
either TO retrnct o have the matter investigated
before theHouse. He is publicly accused II falsi-
flying debate aud to apply the epithet of black
guard will hot answer The remembrance oithe
debate was fresh in the minds Of members, and
the only way for The Doctor to huve settled the
difficulty was to call for all investigation This
he did not do and has thus permitted himself to
be accused Of an act Of which no honorable and
high.minded man would be guilty.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04


FAcTs ABOUT BANKS AND BANK NOTES
The Hard MDhey School oi OHIO has
attempted revival, under the auspices
of the late Democratic State Convention.
Among the people, those who are hostile
to Banks, are so either fIom an honest
prejudice, or a tutal ignorance "f the real
working of Banks OF circulation, This
ignorance and prejudice would be great
ly lessened, it the historical operation
and effect of Banks could be fairly laid
before the penple. For example. we will
take two or three practical cases. which
can be verified by any one.
No State in The American Union has
had as many Banks iuproporlion as Rhode
Island; aud no State has prospeted more
or had fewer failures. The sune may be
said OF Massachusetts. In Rhode Island,
Bank sign may be seen anywhere; yet
nowhere is trade more stable aud pros
porous.
But take the following illustrations from
the Bank notes issued in the sevetal
Statesi .s,4 ...,s.s
Amount Of Bank Nu,es issued to each in
habi,ant in tho several sections Of the
Union:
Massachusetts, Rhode Island. and Con-
necticut. u. III. l6
Ohio and the N. Western States. g
MARYLAND, Virginia, and North Carolina. 6
Kentucky. Tennessee, Missouri. 8
Now in which ofihese sections is trade
the most stable. aud given amount of
capital the most productive2 Unques-
tionably, in that where Bank Notes are
the most numerous;in Massachusetts and
Rhode Island. The Accommodations OF
Savings Banks. the vast amount invested
in Railways, and Manufactures. and Ship.
ping, prove both the activity of trade, and
the productiveness Of industry. Yet
these Bank notes, are in the greatest a.
mount, in proportion to the people! This
does not prove indeed, that Bank Notes
have caused this prosperityi but it does
prove that whers trade is active, and bu
siness prosperous, they have produced ne
such mischief as is attributed to them bl
those who are ignorant ofthe genet al oP
erations of commerce. Gin. Atlas
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
California Em,grnnts.oovornmsnt E.pre. 3.

L0ulsviLLE. September 80.
The river is oli d stund; feet ia the cialmel;
wratler clear
Company OF California emiSraats from Can
tou Ohio. We murdered by tue indians un the
28th June Their names were Edward MuHrert
WIN. McCnrdy, S, D kaufman and Levi Blrall
Government Express passed through ST
Louis on Monday for Santa fe. lis suppo ed
that he has orders 10 recall the sevenlielII regi.
ment which left iur Fort Leavenwnrth last week
and also lu convey intelligence Of the passage OF
the territorial bill.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

YA lady mentioned to US, last eve.
ming, as among the good effects resulting
from the sitting Of the Conference here,
the fact that sneighbor of hers, gentle
man who had not been known to attend
church. before for FIVE years. was now
obliged TO accompany one of his female
visitors to church every evening, and car
Ery her baby at that, The old sinner--i
I Eserves him right. t.-Ansicns Metropolis.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04


S. & II. VALLEY RAILRoAD,-.The corps
under Engineer Webb have been engag-
cd in locating The ine Of tho above road.
between Portsmouth and Jackson; more
than week. The Dispatch says they
reached ,he Little Scioto on Monday last.
To thai point, fiom Purtsmouth. the line
Iisavery fiue one-almost perfectly straisht,
II is expected the locating corps Will
reach Jackson G. II. some time next
month: aid that porlionof the whole
ofthe line wiIl'be put under contract this
fall. \,
We congratulate our go,ahead neigh
onrs on their prospects. A railroad from
Portsmouth up through the minerpl 're-
pion, will inevitable make a, great place
of our sister city down the Vailey.--Sci
| Gdz.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

HoS. J. BucHAsAN.--The Lancaster Union and
Tribune says that at Locofoco delegate meet
ing in that city. on Saturday night, resolutions
were adopted in favor of Col. Frase: for Guver-
nor, aud approving of Gen. Cass' cot rse. This
occurred in the East Ward in which Mr.. Buchan.
an had long resided; aud the circumstance is ron
sidered us rather an unkind repudiaton of him by
those who shnuld have been his most stea,llust
partisans
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

The RAILROAD The Eagle is fond of wasting
words general practice with those who lack
ideas. He devotes about a half a column in ask
ing us why we do uotadvocate private subscrip-
t!Uhs ucEore caliag uPou tue county. and con-
demniegus becsdse ~e DO NOT do it. We have
done so repeatedly in conversation and ia our pa
per. That is, we trust a sufficient reply and we
will wait to see whether the Eagle nun has the
magnanimi,y 10 acknowledge to The truth.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
Georgia on Stilts,
WAsuIEoroS. September ..

'"'UINVTVNi oUT'EIHUtT @f'
The Southern Press publishes proclamation
i'll the name Of most Of the towns in Georgia for
holding convention. as authorized by the last Le-
gisatare up u the admission of California. The
convention will assemble at Mi ledgevilIe, on the
tenth OF December. The election Of delegates
will be held on the 25th of November The Iiro,
clanation is dated yesterday, aud was telegraph.
cd 10 this city.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

IsTHMUs RoBBERy,-The robbers Of the
$50, 1000 of gold dust on the Islhmus have
not yet been tracked, and probably the
gold win never be recovered, One nfthe
rien concerned in the robbery is thought
10 be NOW in New York. Such are the
facilities for such robberies on the 18th.
mus. that the great wonder 10 that they
! are not more frequent.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

NEw AND IMPORTANT Discovery IN
THE MANUFACTURE or lRoN.-The Pitts.
burg Post has letter giving an account
"f discovery made by young man by
the name of Adams. the Assistant Mana.
ger Of the Brady'S Bend Iron Works, in
Clarion county, in the manufacture OF
railroad aud merchant bars from Coke
metal. By the old method the rails were
made with charcoal pig; and would crack
very much and break with one or two
bIows. by Adams process iron eau be
made from e,gM 10 ten dollars per ton
lower, and of superior The quality. ! lie
process is not mentioned, but quality of
the iron produced is spoken OF. The wri.
ter of the letter was shown a raj that
had been put to the sevcrest test. by put.
ting it, while hot, into cold water; after
which they tried obreak it with sledge
hammer weighing 80 pou ds. Forty
blows were given by six men alternately
aud they could not even crack it. The
charcoal iron of the cumpauy costs from
Is to % dollars per ton. their Coke
metal" costs from To IL dollars per ton
The discovery has catsed Quite an ex.
citemcnt among the workmen. for they
were under the impression that the works
wouid have 10 suspend on account of the
low price Of iron.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

Thomas EWING Had Mr.. Ewing been
a private CT izen. or an officer uf ordina.
icy repute, no muVc. such as has been
made in the House Of Representatives,
would have been sustained.
The resolutions of Mr.. Richardson
charged no crime or misdemeanor They
proposed no change in the laws under
which Mr.. Ewing acted. In effect, they
called upon the House 10 revise the de-
cisiun of government officers upon legal
question affecting pirate rights.
Aud arc matters of this kind 10 be
brought within the circle of party excite
henlf Is the house TO usurp authority to
kill men politically merely because Dem,
ocrats or Wings hate hint Sanction til e
action against Mr.. Ewing, in this pariic-
uiar. and there is no abuse. no wrong,
which the House might not perpetrate To
reach party aim; or Crafty party hate,
Tie house so decided. September l4th,
the resolutions of the committee were
brought up, making, not charges but spe-
ciic statements against Mr.. Ewing, and
by vote of 81 to S4, it affirmed thar it
could not concur in the committees re-
port, revising 1.-THE decision ofthe proper
officers OF The government upon legal
question affecting private rights" Had
Mr.. Ewing's name not been connected
with The motion, the vote would have
stord-l7S ayes, noes, noue.- True Dem,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

A COMPLIMENT We have another instance oi
tho unfortunate propensity of the Eagle. coa-
Jemnug whcnis wishes to de.end its party THIS
time it even goes SO far as TO coz r''ftAeSt TIE
Wings. In speaking of the deialcat'"n OF ths
Sheriff Of Perry county ii says:
Yes, we be,eve this Gdiphinite was a''oeys ~ !,
whig. He had stons propensity Tor "steaiins:
which ia characteristics OF maiurity OF Wings III
eower. However. finding it a hard mutler to
steal from his old 'comp'uions, they being too
sur,rt for hi.u lie turned democrat
ia other words when mau wants To steal. he
must forsake the Wing party aud turn Locoioco'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

KossvTH.---It is stated that the Sultan OF Tnf-
key has notified our government o! his readiness
to send Kpssull aud bis colnpauhns. free Of ex-
pense, provided the United States will bring them
over to this country. The matter is to be consld-
cred in Executive session in tile Senate:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

TIE NORTH BRtTIsu REYlEw rnR SEPTEMBER
The present number of this able work, which
is one Of the series published by Leonard Scott
& Co. N. Y, is very rch in the Character aud style
OF its articles, Some ui lhem are on the follow.
Ing subjects: The tubular bridges over the Con-
way AMI Meuai strait, Principle Of G'd's govern
ment. Tue English Language, The Universities oI
Scotland, Wordsworth, Pendcunis, and others oI
equal interest
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

~ Who would suppose that a pretty
girl resembled toperl But it isnever.
iheless true. for no one will deny but that
both are fond Of q glass. gS 1
~ Theman who drove the first dray
in Cincinnati. Is now living in Newport
KY. Instead Of horse be- drovean OK,
harDessed Up with raw hide.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

~ The Eag'e has new way Of indi-
eating witty sayings. 1t has fears that It's
readers will have too much trouble in
hunting upthe laughing part and the
Eagle to accommodate them, now ilah.
cises the words aud sentences intended
10 be laughed at. Poor .hing-il ought
tn know that its enre articles are laughed
1t by sensible men. -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

MORE CoNvICTs FROM BERMuDA.-T The
schooner Eleanor, Capt. Harvey, arrived
at Baltimore, ON the night of the 2lSt lust.
having on board ten convicts from the
prison ship Medway, at Bermuda. The
convicts were arrested and committed by
order ofthe Mayor. and the Captain Of
the vessel was he'd to bail in the stun Of
$1,000 for further hearing.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
LANoA sTER, sEPTBMDER go, 1850

MEkhERs GoiSd Ao&E.=FeArs are entertained
ut Washington that on account orths great mum
ber Of membenof Congress. who huve paired oil
trew pay to the end Of the session aud going
home, he flouss will find itself without quo
rHrn 6s'ofo the end Of the he sion. The Wash
ingiOn Republic gives soasouabIo warnng.of this
and calls upon members to remain that some very
important business, yet undisposed Of may be at.
tended to. The Absence offs members will not
leave quorum Giddinss Swee,zer and olds oil
Ohio have come home to canvass their res ective
districts for reelection aud should other States
find an equal representation Of men, who do
their duty faithfully There will be about go mem.
bers absent and no quorum left -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
OHIO
KIssING.

.SEome kiss msl'' said Ruben. Igently said "No, 7
For my mother forbade me to play with mon so.
Ashamed Of my answer, he glided away, !.
Tho 'gh my look pretty plainly advised him 70 stay.
silly swain not at all recollecting-uothe, -
Thst Ills nluther ne or said e must not kiss me.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

EF-The runner that Judge Johnson is ranut to
decline being the Wing candidate Er Governor,
to make way for Gen HinlOn, lacks confirmation
-..EGgIs.
The rumor will not "luck confirmation" long il
the one who put it aaoat will call upon the Editor
of the Eagle as a wituess,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

GovERNoR OF ORGGoN.--The New York
Tribune is informed by Judge Pratt, who
has Just returned from Oregon, via Cali
fornia, df the arrival of Gen. John p.
Gaines in Oregon, on the 9Th ullimo, af
ter long passage around Cape Horn.
Gov. Lane had resigned aud lett The Ter
ritory (for California; on the 18th of June,
leaving it without Governor ill Major
Gaines arrived.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

tTThe Sea Serpent has been sh", at otf the
I,ish coast, aud according to the account he was
struck and reared his lurm thirty .tathOms out oil
the water. With the aid OF glass; the person
who ared ut him observed that the eyes were OF
an immense size, about nine inhes across the
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

.AcclpESr-Char Williams, oil The North
merican Circus company, was killed ut Fort PLAN,
N. Y on the 9O,l inst, by beng caught between
d wagon and the top of a bridge.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

THE LoSoos BREwERs.--rhe New York Mir
rur says a movement is on foot. in that city. TO-
wards raising sum Of money, for tic purose Of
makinga complimentary present 10 tie opera
tives employed in tue brewery Of Barclay, Per-
kins s. Co, London, as teS'iInooit! Ut their re-
spect for their manly reception Of Marshal Hay
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

MtssIssnFl.-The Nalche5 Free Ira:
der states that telesraphic dispatch has
been received in that cityirom Vicksburg,
announcing that Governor Quitman was
in the act of writing his proclamation 10
convene the Legislature BY the goth o..
tnber next .H
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

A NIcE GAROES.-A gentleman in California
writes to his wife in ohio. that his crnp of loma-
toes on an Gcre md d halfof ground was worth
SIS 900. a-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
The Washington unloii.

WAsHiyoros. Sept o5.
E Burke, fnrlnerly Of the Uniou. has purchased
that establishment in conjunction with Mr. Ever
ton one oil the ornier Editors MIR. Richie relires
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

ES'HOn. julius Rockwell, Wing declines re.
election to Congress from the seventh district of
Massachusetts,.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
THE cuBA AFrAm.--A despatch Of
Sa,nrAau from Wasliinntnn. SAWS;

Saturday,IFoW Was"I"SV'H' 5ays'
"The Spanish minister al the request
of Mr.. Webster, retained last night from.
New York, and had long conference
with him., The business relalesto Cuba;
| and we understand that spolher allemPE
lis 10 be made on Cuba. The descent ls
lfrst to be made upon Hayli, for The over.
throw Of Fausiin Sonlouq'ie'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

FLoGGING IN TmE NAvY.-We are grat
fled to learn. that this relic Of barbarism
and despo,ism combined, has been abol
ished ST. far as the House is concerned.
The amendment tothe Navy Appropri,
alton bill to this effect, passed by vote
of 131 ayes to 90 nays. lii to be hoped
Iliat the Senate will cnncur The prac-
tice is twin-bro,her To the whipping
post aud pillury
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

DoBBs says the first time girl kissed
him, he felt as IL he were sliding down a
rainbow with Yankee Doodle in eachhsnd
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

GEORGIA BRAgADo.--The telegraph
last evening informed oiit readeIs that
Gov. Towns has concluded to give his
people. such Of them as desire it. an-op-
rorlunity TO let off their surplus gass at a
State Couvention. This Is all right if It
will have tendency To relieve them
Our Free Snil brethren in the North
claim the same privilege and their CO.
adiutors in the South should not be de.
MED. Extremes meet aud after the con-
cussion is over, the excitement will pass
away. Men who suppose that they can
ALLEVIATE any considerable portion of the
great ftass of the people frouithe Union,
will find themselves vastly mistaken.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

TIE Docs BARKING! -Thai contempt.
ibIe fellow. e. B. Olds. who has left his
place at Washington. before the passage
'oflhe River aud Hafbor bill, to come
home and Try to.be re elected, with the
natural instinct that a ways has guided
his genus, is trying 10 elevate himself by
pulling down better men. III a meeting
of his party friends. held the other dsy,
at Canal Winchester, this Olds. who can.
not conceive how it is possible that a
memberof Congress- can ajany thing from
a patriotic motive. had the dirty maligni.
" TO accuse Gen. John l.. Taylor. the
Representative frUm this District uf be.
ing. "6ougn up" to vote for the Texsa
Boundary Bill!
Now. we are assured that seven -eighths
OF Gen. Taylor's constituents, of both par
ties. approve Of that vote, il fact and in
abstract The bill was one Of the SCI les
OF Pea"e Measures, which h d been pend
ing before Congressiot week 8 and months;
and II 1t was not Just in itself as we con.
ceive tito have been, the Locnfico pariS.
which. went to war 10 settle the buunda
Try of Texas. were the authors Of III. in.
justice. "BORght up" forsooth Pray.
who were the parties who affirmed tha:
the title Of Texas to Ihe Rio Grande was
"clear and indispulabIe?" And if so, how
does the Locofoco. Edsnn B. Ulds. deny
the justice of giving TeXrs quid pro quo
for the territory TO which, according to
his own party, she had Alright, aud 10.
body elsel
We honor Gen. John L. Taylor for his
vote on the Texas Boundary bill The
more so, as he was the only Whig from
this Slate, whose name is recorded 10 the
affirmative. We despise Edison B Olds
for voting against that bill, because We
know that he has supported bad meas.
ures When he considered them polite, in
a party point Of view, and opposed this
gOOd one, from demagogic motives Gen.
Taylor will lose nothing, in this district.
from the abuse of Edison b. Olds, or any
such individual. -Sc,. Gaz.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

~"Wbo threw that last Brickbst
Eagle in replying to our no.
tlce Of The late defaUlting Locofoco Sher.
if { Perry county, says;
yes, we believe this Gaiphiuite was always a
Wing lie had strong propensity for "stad-
Ing" which is characteristic Of a nIjmity Oi
Wings III puwer. However. finding il bard
matter 10 steal from his old companions they be.
ing too smart for him he tiri,ed democrat The
democracy. thinking lie lisd refented Ti.fced coi-
hdence IN lin, and hSy go, ftrir fRgers burnt.
az they hare on all OeedaioRs rl,A thcy yioced
loo much confidence in one V4O has heretofore
belonged 10 NE Wig Party "
That will do! some one selld fo,
Oldo. Praising him while he is in the.
county aud giving him "hOme Mra,ts"
when he 10 absent. is not the cIeah thing
for his editor here. But bit him again
Mac, these random shots sometimes dn
terrible execution. ....H