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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-01

On Saturday last. al the close Of the
Superior Court. it was ordered by his no.
nor Judge Caldwell, that an Extra Term
Of the Superior Court for this County be
held on the 4lh Monday after the frs,
Monday IN June.
The case of State vs.. Allison was re.
moved TO the county Of Henderson.
The sentence Of death was passed By
his honor on Coonrod CIeasmsn. who
was convicted al the October term Of rape
an appeal taken 10 the Supreme Court
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-01
Backing Out. THE disunionis,s

Backing 0ut.-The disunionis,s in
Congress, taking Tie cue from Father
Richie. who has suddenly found on, lha,
disunionisl is monster" are backing
out from The Nashville convention. Even
Mr.. flilliard, who little while ago was
.for giving battle at once," has written
letter which is published in the papers
in his district, recommending that the
Nashville convention be abandoned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-01

The Wilmington Rail Road Company,
in consideration Of The eminent public ser
vices OF SIR. Calhoun. rendered free pas
sage over their line Of rad and boals. fol
The corpse. the Committees OF Congress
and Of South Carolina. and he relatives
who may accompany she body on ihs
way to the place Of inlermsns in Soult
Carolina.
The generous act was handsomely &C
knowlesIeed by resolutions 81 the Com
mii.se Of %. appointed by the City o
Charleston. Fay. Ola
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-01
WING MEETING.

A meeting Of delegates for the purpose Of M
minating candidates for the Senate and House Of
Of Commons, TO represent the counties Of Orange
and Alemance in the next Legislature, is propos-
ed to be held at the Masonic Hall in this place,
on Thursday Of May Court. Each Captain's dis.
trict is requested TO send delegates. and it s hop
ed there viii be full attendance from both coun-
ties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-01
MILLINERY AND
MANIPULATING.

MRS. ]. WADDIIL & DAUGHTER, most
IVA respectfully tender their thanks TO the La
dies Of Hillsborough and its vicinity, for the very
liberal patronage they have received at their
hands, and hope, by theil prompt attention to bu-
siness, and the ncatness and syle with which they
execute their work, still to merit and receive H.
beral share Of patronage.
They have just received their patterns for the
SPRISe and SrxNER, and invite the ladies to
call and see them, or which may be most salts.
factory to both parties, to bring in their dresses and
have them made in the latest and most fashion.
able style.
May l. CO.
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Cincinnati, April 20.
Disastrous Steamboat Accident

Cincinnati, April %.
Disastrous Steamboat Accident
The steamer Belle Of the West. Capt.
James. was burned one mile below War
saw. KY, at O'Clock This morning. She
was bound from This city TO ST. Louis,
with California emigranis.
lis confidently stated that one hundred
persons los, their lives. Some were burn.
ed 10 death, others were drowned hy
Jumping overheard. The officers of the
boat saved their lives by jumping over.
board aud swimming 10 the shore. The
Belle Of The West was owned in this ci.
Is, and was insured for $4,000 The
scene was The most awful ever witnessed
on the western waters.
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Steam Boat Launch.-A Steam Boa

Steam Boat Launch.-A Steam Boat,
chris,ened "Union." was launched in
handsome style on Saturday last. from the
ship yard Of our enterprising fellow-cili.
zen, Mr.. James Cassidey, by whom she
is owned, in whole or in part. This
Boat is a small one. Of very light draft.
and is intended for use OH the Cape Fear
river above Wilmington. She is Of about
so tons burlhen. by measurement. Great
success TO the . Union," say we.
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Prospect Of q General Indian War on III,

Prospect Of q General Indian War on the
Texan Fronticr.-1'he Galveston News Of
the Isl inst, in noticing the departure OF
Gen'l Harvey for this city on his way 10
Fort Ieavenworlh, where, The News re-.
marks. he expects 10 pass the summer,
says:
II appears 10 be his opinion that gen.
eral Indian war on our frontier is ineviia-
bic, and the only efIeclusl way to ,ermin-
ate predatory incursions is TO carry war
into their Businesses and route them from
their retreats where they have so long
found security from our fruitless and un.
profitable pursuits. Such we understand
is now, also. the opinion Of Gen. Brooke,
as il has long been the conviction Of our
frontier settlers, and ofour various officers
engaged in The ranging service-.a convic-
lion that has been confirmed by more than
twenty years Of dear bought experience.
In spite of the garrisons and troops now
established by governments along our
borders, these incursions continue TO be
made with impuniIy from time TO time.
and The property and lives Of our citizens
are sacrificed without exciting surprise or
occasioning any thing more than a passing
commen, or newspaper paragraph Of little
general interest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-01

The mortal remains Of the late MIR. CAL
houn were removed from the seat Of GO
vernmeni yesterday morning, for their final
resting place in his native State. under
The large and honorable escort, and in
conformity to the arrangements, mentions.
ed on the preceding page Of this paper.
The steamer which conveyed them was
arrayed in mourning drapery. and had
her flags al half-mast. When she reach-
ed the Virginia landing, where the Virgil
MIA Railroad commences, the funeral par
~ was met by committee Of gentlemen
from Richmond, deputed by the Governor
oil that State. and one from the town Of
Fredericksburg; also, by "a very handsome
volunteer military company from the lat
Ter city, accompanied by fine band Of
Music.
The remains of the lamented States.
man were conveyed 10 The shore, and de.
posted in the car appointed for them. col.
lowed by procession Of the united COM
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-01

Mr.. Badgers Speech. -Our outside is
filled to-day, with the admirable speech
Of Mr.. Badger. Il is one Of The most
firm. yet conciliaiory speeches we have
ever read. Mr.. B. discusses his subject
in a mastery manner; and keeps bis
temper throughput. He treats his OPP
ponenls as opponents and gentlemen
no. as enemies and rascals. He proves
from Scripture that the course oil the abo.
liiionisi is wrong-llat is, The informed
ding aboli,ionisi, who. for The sake Of
seeing black man nominslly free, would
steal the property Of white man. MIR.
Badger, like Mr.. Webster, goes back TO
the remoiesl times oil which we have any
history, and shows tina, slavery was not
only tolerated, but regulated BY God him.
self, when He was The Great Head Of the
Jewish people. lie traces II up 10 The
times Of The Apostles, and shows that not
only did Christ not abolish slavery.
bu, his Apostles laugh. the obedience OF
slaves 10 their masters, and also enjoin-
ed on masters 10 treat their slaves with
kindness. Mr.. Badger takes very cor
rect and firm stand on The Fugitive Slave
Bill. He says tina, according TO the con-
stilulion fugillve slaves and fugiIives from
justice are placed on the same iooling. and
that as we'll might Southern State claim
the RICH, TO try before jury a fugitive
from Justice coming from Northern
Slate, as Tor Northern State 10 claim The
| right 10 try fugitive slave. as is coniem.
plated in Senator Stewards amendment
TO the Fugitive Slave Bill.
! Take it altogether. it is most excel.
len, speech and spoken in a most excel.
lent spirit. and we doubt not all will be
carefully read by every one who may have
a chance Of doing so. Next week We
will publish The rest Of this speech.
marlborough Argus.
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Negroes for Sale.

UY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to me
~ by John A. Faucet. late Of Marlborough,
for certain purposes therein expressed shall pro-
coed to sell, on Tuesday the 2sth day Of May,
to the highest bidder, foi Cash or on credit ~
may be deemed hest on the day Of sale, the follow
ing property, viz;
One undivided third part Of five Negroes. Sam,
Glen, Frankly, Mariah and Mary, in which Ne
groes Mrs. Temperance Faucet has life estate
interest during her life.
CT. FAUCETT, Trustee.
April rs. Cow
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NEW GOODS.

WYE are now receiving and opening nice as
w sortment Of GOODS. which we are deter
mined to sell upon accommodating terms. Please
call and see them.
All kinds Of trade taken in exchange for Dry
Goods.
April z. Oh
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MARRIED.

fn Aisnsnce county. on Thursday last. BY The
Rev. A. g. Hughes. Mr.. Groasr w. Wars TO
Mas MarrA 8. Horr, daughter Of Isaac Hob,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-01

Fall Of ceffte-This article has gone
down almost as rapidly as ilrase in price. A
cargo Of 1000 bags of Rio was soldal New
Orleans a Few days ago al Q CTS. Specu-
Islors win lase heavily. and errn regular
dealers suffer materially. We learn from
rarl.as sources that the quantity con-
sumed has fallen OF almost beyond belief.
This shows 10 what an extent the article
Is luxury. which msy be. and win be,
dispen,ed with in times OF high prices, OF
Of scarcity Of money
r. s. Subsequently,. 10000 bags were
sold al anclion al New Orleans al 0 rents.
Az New York. 1000 bass sold at auction
al 81 TO Of.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

fR.Psrtsi Ger ne Inirlisfnosf.l
Wsdass1sy. APl "a. 1850.
ToBAcco.-Ws have an change 10 mole
The demand continues active. Logs 4 q
e6; Leaf 81 q 80; Manufacturing o
els. sx
.corrox.-The late sreounls from Eng
Isnd have imprased pficss-i2 cents %
now freely offered. holdfrs ask lai.
FLouE.-I his article isin liiile demand
Al improving prices We nnie sales Of
some large parcels a. e5-by rriail il
brings > est.
WHkAT.-Bnl liule arisins-ihe de-
mand 10 good al 90 q 100 CTS. Cor red. 100 \
100 Coz white.
coRs-Is improving. We note sales
Al 57s cents.
BAcex.-Ths market is well supplied.
Va. hog round 81. 60. dull.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-01

and ihsdrfisioa 81 il,s Court below con.
ffmed. Jadgs Csllsrll uas affected 10
lsars 10 disehsEging he salsmn d8ly i'm
posed npaa him. and fseliasly and el0-
qssnlly Urged upon ll,s PRISONER he sirr-
nal inpossases Of preparing for The awful
doosn which awaits him. The sentences
Of lie cours wss llsss the prisoner be TAX.
en- back m the dad and here szfriy kept
until she 18th dsy Of Jane. when between
The kours Of ten A. NJ and four p. ~. be
be taken 10 The common place Of execr-
iioa. zndthese be hanged by the meek unIil
he Is dead. Axkrrilk Neas.
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The washInEton IIonument-The

The Washington monument-The
Governor and Council Of New Jersey
have adopted design CIR the State Con-
iribuiion. stone 10 the Washington, Ma
lional Monument, furnished ny Mr.. J. q.
Hall. or Newark. The Daily Advertiser
Of that place gives The following deserip-
iion Of IL:
1T embraces The arms Of the State, en-
circlrd with laurel. occupying the centre
of an oblong square. under an arch. The
whole being enclosed BY wide band.
which forms with The arch four comparl-
mens. In the upper spaces or angles
shields appear, imbsdded in military lro-
phies, hearing the names and dates res
peclively Of The two principal battles
fought by Washington in this State. viz :
.Trenion. December &c, l775." .Mon.
mouth. June %. l77s." In the lower
space appear in like manner inscriptions
Of the battles of Springfield and Prince
ton. A panel on the top Of the STONE
contains The figures i. l776"--ihe date o
the admission Of the Stale into the Union
The name Of New Jersey appears in con
spicuous letters on an arch over the coat
ol-arms, accompanied with these disiin
gushing phrases: :. One Of the Old rhir
teen The Baule Ground Of the Revolt
lion :" over which floats the flag Of ia
Union.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-01
HillSbOr0ugh Brass Band

Is calculated TO play for any Public speakingor
\ Celebration whatever, and have given general
satisfaction wherever they go. They will play
on cheaper terms than any other hand that can
be started. We have ten picked Musicians, who
have been heard by gentlemen both far and near,
and il is acknowledged that we give as good satis-
faction as any they have heard. We don't pretend
to play by note. but every one has good ear for
Music. There has been q great deal said about
Boots and Johnstons Band, but they have wor-
ried out the patience Of Raleigh and Chapel Hill
with two old tunes. Boois's Band has not been
any where but TO Peterborough and hillsborough,
and they came in and went out Of Hillsborough
with the same two old tunes We will forfeit
500 that we can play greater number Of tunes
than Boots and Johnson ever could or ever will.
DAVID WEBB, Capt.
HilIsborough, April, 20. Sew
or Raleigh Standard, please copy and forward
account to the Capt. Of Band.
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For California.-Two Steamers ar
rived si 81. Louis from Cincinnati ON The
goth uli.. one with $50 passengers and
The other with 365. mostly bound for Ca
lifornia. Almost oil The boats which ar.
rive are crowded 10 their uimos, cspaei-
~.
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Attorney for Prosecuting Claims
AZ the City Of washington.

Attorney for Prosecuting Claims
AZ the City Of Washington.
rT,HE subscriber undertakes the collection, set
L Element, and adjustment Of all manner of
claims, accounts. or demands against the Govern
ment OF the United States, or any foreign state or
country, before Commissioners, before Congress,
or before any Of the public Departments at WASH
ington.
The procuring Of Patents, Army and Navy
Pensions, the collection Of accounts against the
Government, all Land claims. and every demand
or other business of whatever kind, requiring the
prompt and efficient services Of an Attorney or
Agent.
A residence Of fourteen years at the seat Of the
Federal Government. with thorough and fami-
liar acquaintance with the varons systems and
routine Of public business al the different Offices
as well as in Congress; added 10 this free access
to the abest lhgal advisers il needed juslifies the
undersigned in pledgng the fullest satisfaction, and
the utmost Dispatch tothose who may entrust their
business to his care. Being well known TO thegrea-
ter part of the citizens Of this district and 10 many
gentlemen who have been members Of both Hous-
cs Of Congress in the last twelve years, it is deem
ed useless to extend this notice by special reie-
reuces.
Communications must be prepaid in all cases.
Charges or fees win he regulated by the nature
and extent Of the business, but moderate in oil
cases. Address
II. e. SPaLDlNG. Attorney,
Washington, d. C.
March, I6. 2s-3w
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Lumber Wanted.

THE subscribers will give Merchandise in ex-
= change for Lumber of all descriptions, deli
vsred in the Town Of lIillsborough.
|. LONG a. WEBB.
March sf. 25-
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Correspondence efthe Baltimore Sun.
Washington, April 81, 1850.

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun.
Washington, April 81, 1850.
The Compromise Commitfee--F ira Meefing-
Benton and Nicaragua Treaty. &c.
The compromise committee, appointed
on Friday last. have already had a meet
ing, and seem 10 have agreed on the fol-
lowing:
lsl. 10 report bill for the admission
Of California. and the establishment of ter
ri,orial governments in Utah aud New
Mexico.
I'd. TO report a separate bill for the
settlement Of The Texas boundary. by a
liberal compensation to that state.
Sd. TO make such amendments 10 the
law OF 1893. for the recovery If fugitive
slaves. as shall afford security 10 the
South.
4lh. To abolish The slave trade in the
! District Of Columbia BY extending the
laws Of Maryland over il.
Little or no doubt is entertained but
that all these bills will pass both Houses
by respectable majorilies.
In regard TO the Texas boundary, il is
not yet decided whether that matter will
come up in a separate bill, or whether. as
kindred subject. il will be included in The
bill for the admission Of California and
the establishment Of territorial govern
ments in New Mexico aud Utah. Should
separate bill be introduced. the commit.
tee, out Of respect for the oldest senator,
will probably recommend the passage oil
Mr.. Benion's bill.
The treaty between the Unile, States
and England in regard 10 the Nicaragua
Canal. has been signed. and will no doubt
be ratified. The British Ambassador sa.
crifcej himself in the most agreeable man.
mer in the world, and yielded precisely all
those points without which he and Mr.,
Clayton knew il would be in vain To ex
pect The treaty to be ratified by the Sc
naie. The British Government yield.
the pto'ectorate over the Musquito Coas,
as she does The right to occupancy, Of con
siructing and gaIrisoning forts, DC. Th,
American company to have The preference
in the construction Of the Canal. provide,
the work be commenced within twelve
months. otherwise all other countries hav
ing the same right.
| am also happy to state tina, our nego
J tiaiions with Mexico, for the 'rehuan,epe,
, route, are about to be crowned with sue
+ cess. A route practicable for wagons ant
J mules has already been constructed, ant
: the necessary funds subscribed TO estab
lish line Of steamers from New Orleans
!. 10 Guaizacualco-and from Tehuan,epe,
to San Francisco. The distance save,
by this route, in comparison 10 that o
Panama, will be about 1000 miles. an,
letters from here would reach San Fran
cisco ten days sooner than by the presen
route. The climate of the Isthmus o
. Tehuaniepec is perfectly salubrous. AM
: the country entirely free from levers.
4 n.
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The Florida Indians. steamer
Monmouth. from Indian River. Florida. ar
rived al our pori on Saturday last. She
brought number OF passengers. including
several officers ef the army 10 Florida.
We have not obtained much news by this
arrival. but sufficient 10 satisfy us. in con-
merton with news diieri from Tampa. that
the Indians have determined no, 10 remove
peaceably. Billy Bow Leg. has evacn-
a.ed his Town with his followers. and with
Sam Jones. has retired into The Southern
extremity Of The Everglades. where they
are perfectly secure from the operation Of
The army during The summer.
We will add an extract from letter
from gentleman in Florida. well arquain.
ted with the movements OF the Indians
and the army. since the FIRST outbreak.
"Gen. Twiggs is FIRST rate man-bul
the Indians won't 60. They are making
fun Of the gentry sent tn remove them.
The Indians never intended 10 go-ihey
are smart and are fooling the army. Gen
Bow Legs is some. he has got clear o.
the crying widows Of The grabbed Indians
and Few old grandads-sold his e., hogs
received a good supply Of blankeis-bu
he cannot come in. for his child is burnt.
until il gets well. A scou, recently sen
10 look after him found his town desert
cd. Gen. Sam Jones Is in the Big Cy
press. where regulars are moi prepared Il
follow him. The army will have 10 re
main here this summer, and the State wi
drive the Indians in % them next winter
Sarnanak Georgian, april 22d.
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ssuris f'1a souA csrslaa. Il rfs,as,s q
i,s iFPoiniuisni having ben ffli ienlsr,I d iis
Hoa Lsnsioa chsssa. b .ya : Ihs "a ssnsls-
nan - lhs sod ssnss q dscine a. nerount q
h~ .sr-sroaz fi4i sszs< sshrrs lad Jslk.ss Ala
ess.pkr Wiz has b ss6t<aes % h<s<s
eassay 20 NJ. chy and yea ~ DO net kao~
ssy sth~r member Of sh< Senate 10 WHOM i can
sPpiy- hf. cisy 10 sdrasess IA Ek. il : trss,
bring four yesn older dian Mr.. CsIhoen wss;
ysf Be szhibas isv af de indnhies q sxs. and
he Intellectual faculties rnsin unimpaised. Al
'sssiss sss 20 f.r has esly odd b his srps-
r'enee, and given nPene~ 10 his Judgment. His
scion In The Senate during he psesent session
gives evidence Of ihs; and he being placed a tbs
bead Of one Of the most important committees
that has ever been rsissd in thsi body shows his
standing among bic eompeeu- The death sf Mr..
Calhoun b ism<nied throughout the ~hole eoun-
iry - public lost II life and health had ben
'psrsd 10 him, surely, The prospect Of his usefaI
nes would sot have bssn limited 10 fosr yssrs.
hr. chsses Psefsred the quiss u his own fre-
s'e 10 the iurmoiis Of public life. and a. an ex-
euss fes this sslfinduIsence slledged his in6rmi-
tues and his age yet no one doubts that be would
have been useful member il he had taken his
sest IN The Senate. Why then should q limit be
put upon the usefulness Of Mr.. Clay simply be
cause Of his sgel We hope il Was no, the BIC
semess Of party sPiri, prevailing over our neigh
Dor which caused him to introduce 80 unealled
foe an expression, and shall BE- graiifeJ Il be ear
give 10 il an explanation more ercdilsble to him
self 49,,
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In the most Fashionable Style,
and is willing for his work, both make and cut,
to be examined by the first taiors, and compared
with the best Northern or Southern work. he
has been at work in this place long time, and
his skill in his profession is undoubted-and has
stood the test Of time.
The merchants are now receiving their goods
direct from New York, which they will sell low
for cash and il any Of my customers wishing Il
buy will call upon me, viii select for them, I
being well known that am aniexcellcnt judge o
cloth.
My terms are reasonable, and the work dom
at my Shop promise TO be well executed. AL
wish is a trial, and If any are disposed to giv'
ii to me, all they have to do is to call at my Shop
East Of the Court House, and will make ever.
cndeavor to please.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
April Is. 59-4v
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milleea. nad undFr military haaon and
s.iemh musirs soan allef which Re train
Pfoeseded oa is way. ~. lad
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The Wilmington Rail- Road.-An
act for the relief Of the Wilmington Rail Road
Company has passed both Houses Of Congress.
heriends the time for the payment Of the duties
upon the iron which the Company has obtained
from abroad TO relay the road, and authorizes the
payments to be made in ins,slmcnis. out Of the
money which viii be due to them foi transporting
the mail
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We arc indebted to the Hon. George z. Bad
ger, Of the Senate, for bound copy Of the Prcsi-
dents message and accompanying documents.
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Too Old.-Ow neighbor Of the Democrat
aiisouneed las. week the appointmen. Of the new
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To the Public!

TINE undersigned takes this opportunity Of in.
Il forming his friends and customers that he is
still at his old stand, and is prepared to cut and
make
COATS, PAINTS, AND VESTS
In the most Fashionable STYLE,
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Treaty with England.-Thc treaty
concluded between our Secretary Of State and
Sir Henry Bulwcr, the British Minister At Wash
ington, was, we learn, transmitted TO the Senate
on Monday the ed ul,imo. The correspondent,
Of the Philadelphia American speaks Of the treaty
as highly advantageous and honorable fot the
United States and as rejecting great credit upon
the quiet diplomacy and sagacious statesman
ship which accomplished il.