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Leave SNOW Hin every Wednesday, Friday. and
Sunday stlam VI
anays al Eastsille same days by ~ night
isays Eas,vile every Sunday, Tueaday, and Thurs
,u NV a Snow Hill same day. by y night, ft
Lssv, Snow Hill every Monday, Wednesday,. and
Arrive !, Gsorge,own days BY aPm.
- Fam MiHsboro', by Gumbora,, to Whalsysys,
P'p Ma. ~ miles and back, once week
Lave MIhboro, every Saturday at am;
Arrive al Whacysvie same day by ami
Lave WAalsysylle every Saturday at l pm;
Amys Al Malsboro' same day by pm.
L.u From Millsboro', by Angola to Lawes, 10 miles
P0' and back oncs a week. a
asve Mlsboro' every Monday at pm
Arrive at Loves same day by Jpn;
Leave Lewos every Monday at sam;
Arrive at MiIsboso' same day by i2m
,sla From youngstown, by Concord, Laufol' oasousy
y" Md, Forktown, and Upper TrapPe, to Princess
Ann, ~ miles and back, three times week
Tn.vo Georgetown every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday al u am, or after arrival Of winning
ton ma is,a
Arrive Al Princess Ann same daysby 81 pm;
Lssvp Princess Ann every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at 4amj E"
Arrive at Georgetown same days ny Pm.
sl3 From Dagsboro, by Blackwaior, Halls store, 10
W. 'Tunnels Store ID miles and back, once week.
Lave Daesboro, every Thursday after the arrival of
tho northern mail, say at loans aJ g#a .
Arrive at Tunnell's Storosamc day ny PM
Leave Tunnels Store every Thursday 1 pmi
Arrive ut Dagsboro' same day by III P M s.g4
,Gn II SPECIAL OFFICES. la< s2j57k
PROPOSALS are invited for supplying the following Offices
~ vs for the nett proceeds Of said Offices respectively,
m, toa sum to be named In the proposals in each
Rr.dy wine Springs from Newcastle, miles and back,
hrse taSss Z week.
Gasrov and Coochss Bridge from Newark, miles and
.cks t6rce times week. t
Hsnrv Clay Factory from Wilmington, miles and back
i uxs Creek Landing from Dover miles and back, six
'I Ps.s.n. Hill from siaunton miles and back once
seek. WI aa .xnL,-.L1j.Ib} n ,yq,h
p,ono~as are invited for the following mail messenger
cs which will be let to the lowest bidder in each
=. mail 10 Be taken from and delivered into the post ONCE at
points named such hours may be fixed upon BY the
ostmasers: s.. . 49, l
Marcus Hook from Railroad Depot Of mile and back,
.iy excspt Sunday f- sts g r.t.s ..,-,E y
Newark from Railroad Depot, L mile and back, daily.
Stanton from Railroad Depot, Of mile and back daily
Wilmington from Railroad Depot, of mile and back,
vics daily. ft EHasas..
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Leave Magnolia daily except Sunday at 1 lamj
Arrive at Faston same days by PM #a
Leave Fallston daily excspt Sunday NJ 7ami,rrF
Arrive Al Magnolia same days by 10 am. l,H
oo6J From Munkton Mills, by ShawIyle Janeltsyihe
IL miles and back. three times week, n .E
Leave unkton Mills every Monday, Wednesday
Arrive at Jarretisyile same days by 4pm; rn
IaI Leave Jane,,svio every Monday, Wednesday, ant
Arrive 81 Mank.on Mills same days by ii an.
1864 From Munkton Mills, by Sweet, Air, Long Greer
Academy, and Taylor to Jsrrsttsyis, ~ niles ana
Leave Munkton Mills every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday At ~ m; GA ..' ~ 81.
Arrive at Jsrretsville same days by Jpn;
Leave jarre.,svlls every Tuesday. Thursday, and
Arrive at Munkton Mills same DAYS by II am
1865 From Mupkoa Mills. by Wssesburg, to Hereford
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Munkton Mills every Tuesday, Thursday
t and Saturday ut ~ m .#5 W
Arrive at Hereford by Bpm;
Leave Hereford every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
Arrive at Munk,oa Mill. same DAYS by 5pm
1856 From Baltimore by Lauraylls Cub Hill Fork Meet
ing House. and Fallson, TO Bel Air, 30 miles and
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
8aI Arrive at Bel Air same days by pm;
Leave Bel Air every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
Arrive a, B.linors same day. By ) ,,n m. o..rf
1867 From Sr. Bel Air By Hickory Tavern Mil Green,
Peach Bottom, % miles and back, twice week.
I9 Leave Bel Air every Monday and Thursday a, III
Arrive at Peach Bottom same days by SPIN;
Leave Peach Bottom every Friday at 6am;s,6,t
Arrive at Bel Air same day by IL m. vi y8E4
1868 From Bel Air by Highland Grove and Jarretsvlle
70 Favn Grows II miles and back, twice week.
Leave Bel Air every Monday and Thursday a, II
Ariv. !. Faxn Grove same days BY q NJ;
Leave Fawn Grove every Monday and Thursday at
III u + = q4Hl st# Ms aE IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

ELECTRO. MAGNETIC LOcoAOTIyE.-Prof. rage
has communicated to the National IRteiligeHoeT
an interesting statement Of his exPerim emit with
an Electro agnetic Locomotive on the railroad
between Washington and Badensburg. He
says;
II. locomotive with to. battery uy charged Weighs ,an,
VIZ A.. .sv.n o..spssrs taIsa the ~ from sadso-
bas The useht oder the most a'Ofsss snss
m.e tohf Sosnd required % START an on lpsrscB s,s
M, and seven poauds or-y action Ordinarily
upon railroads the allowance ten pousd, tnn pay nsa1
:, Sss Go I .ss.. ssSsss .1
rA,ey s,esrt,ned BY sIperIa snt 70 zach casa
feet th. snd shoe.. o. al N. wo s, 81
c.,dsSv hard will tale 100 pOuods sach 6es to AaA
70 keep notoa on hvs po@n Of tAs foa1-
horse power upon me asas sse ~, = ~. gy s f
motive v1l 10 miles az hour on 10 81 road W nss 70 I
ms6s ors aad 800 Pouoes We have hso S5 Pouei'
hour or ons hor.s and pounds IS ss ho1 of the
oeomot. gives sAf horse power Bat as s1sas a' aofs
thsn Hh. greater power SLOW spsss .nd ms, have %
ali REASONABLE. ssDA tssvs horse Po-sr -hea a. sad -
fore about hall re proper eapA y Vls tas m Serious
snrs placed IRE road was osni ascsafy .
throw out Of Of the becss and the most Por
taEt Poni 70 Tue suoie Ihe dmeaIy eeaI nos % -
cot entirely outsr ludsrtSl Tor when had
SoIsd soon 70 be ssd % Tor the purposes ths Railroad
Company euy sneourtsed vas s sfsskng
The porous es the battery causing HIufsoi m' 40 SOS
Gisfc,pth Of lgs portion ofts oossf had .Ai d
leuv satab porogs cells 'Id ihs as-.'-f. q
bes; pottery estsbshnsn 70 the eoaatiyn s mprsfrass
II bowsvsr accomplished through he ingenuity Of NJ Ar
ny srgn.er sbsy made Of e. aod a.''
row frequent becons lch la - as 70 break nos
the Bsofs started TO Of them b. Is ana US
defect uss ony partially repaired Not FAR from Bsdsesenrg 100
more gave way distracted greatly IRON oar "Ssos
power Os rsarn about tNo miss ht Bsase1iS Afs
os favs way reduced az ,ast oas Aa u oar
power Funnng from Wash1kto 10 Badsssoeg vas
tbrtv s mnu slopes thf hvs ums or -
should probsb made tbs sss tio hrJ MINUTES 90
hsis s'sa stops sad tbss dssys- tns
srrs VA 6ae % three without sufsy SsEg hsad"p
Important and sstng isatars Ok his e1rns rnea
asuoustrs that the gr5Rts
u A. s pfopsang power; nsary t~es great "ssa ts
svsed MAzsste electro 10 t0n 10 isTor Of ~
ard
sas rsnsdsd Tie ogbe sroEng out d is osars nooe
Of tho car all Be osvRtsd By rotary nssaa Of
.per,. Tee srsa-st speed stsssd a TIP s0sai
hstesn hour aud about seven more haa IA az Or17'
srpsrnstL
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10 ia Ed.tor IF he TSibus.
A most melancholy and fatal accident occurred
IN our vicinity today, of which you will doubtless
he apprised ere this reaches you young man
BY the name Of Davis, accompanied by young
LADY. Miss Churchill both of this city, went on
ride to Msrblehesd this forenoon. On visiting the
Fort st that place, and while passing along
steep embankment, the horse became uneasy ana
Mr.. Davis jumped out to hold him, bat without
succe,s-the horse backed of the steep emoank-
ment with Miss Churchill in the carriage. fno
distance which they fell was some 80 feet, and the
horse snd carriage both falling upon the young
lady she was instantly killed, her neck being
broken. Mr.. Davis, slno,. frantic on hearing her
screams, lesped off the fearful high. TO her assist
snce, but without avail. lie only witnessed her
dying struggles. He is doubtless much injured,
though 90 excited by the terrible calamity TO bis
companion that be visits not yet his own bodily
sufferings. The deceased was about 10 yenrs Of
age, the daughter Of one OF our most respectable
citizens. Mr.. Ivory Churchill, was an amiable and
accomplished young lady, and her melancholy late
will long be lamented by large circle OF &C.
Qusintances and friends. JEssE HUTCHINSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06
WASHINGTON.
The Cuba BHElncss-fIrs EwbRnk-alr, Ger
wins Illness and Industry.

"AShlNGEoN, SAh3FOhys N1hJ >
Judging from statements contained In private
letters received here from the South, there is no
doubt that the leniency of the Government to-
ward those engaged in the former Expedition has
had the effect of inducing many who would not
Join it before to connect themselves with IL now
Though Gen. HESDERsoS was formally tried q.
New. Orleans, it will be recollected that the Dis
trict Attorney upon the frss trial distinctly init
mated that if he were convicted by the Jury no
serious consequences would result to the prisoner
from such a vindcstion Of the law, as pardon
would be readily granted. The interference in
behalf Of the pirates who landed a. Cardenas was
still greater mistake. Ii is curious TO observe
on which side of Mason and Dixons line the
scales Of justice so down, on all questions IN
which sectional feelings are in issue. All will re-
member with whss pertinscisy poor LETT, MAC
KESzIE and others were hunted down, for a con-
structiye Infringement If our neutrality avs, both
being foreigners Canada was 10 actual rebel
lion herself, endeavorog 70 throw of what all
considered a CALLING YOKE. She did not wait for
deliverers To come ana do her fighting for her
she only asked aid Cuba is quiet Those who
60 there to disturb her peace 60 in tbs character
of mArauders not patriots. Yet in the one case
we see the laws OF neutrality most stringently
executed by the armies OF the Republic and the
civil authorities Of the State while in the other
alaxlty is shown that almost amounts to an ap.
prevail of the objects OF the Expedition.
Its idle, of course TO complain OF this policy
as the settled policy OF the Government during
nearly the whole period Of it's existence has tend
ed in the same direction. | do not mean by the
above to imply any censure on the Admlnistra
ton The efficiency of the measures it has taken
70 put down the present Expedition can only DC
Judged by the result.
see il stated in some papers that Mr.. Ew'
BANK has been ordered TO pay the amount he ex'
pended in publishing his official report to the
Secretary of the Interior, with reference to the
extension of certain patents This 10 not tue
case. Mr. EwBASKs accounts for the quarter are
now before the accounting officers, and have not
vet been acted upon. There is, therefore, m yet
no decision with reference 10 the validity oil the
items complained Of
Mr. CoRwIS has been in bed for two or three
DAYS past but is little better TO day Inc iact
10. he has worked necessarily during his whole
illpess for which be is now suffering. his aoie
oh, sician, Dr. HALL threatens him with all sorts
of things if he don't keep quiet for awhile;
w0UPER Won TWlLLEh
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MOBILE.

Murderers Contradictions Piot-Cotfon'
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
NOZZLE, Saturday April %.
The trial of Eugenio ARIZONA and Ines EsTsHs'
for the murder Of the old gentleman, hernandez their
friend and patron for hundred dollars which they did
not get resulted their conviction OF that highest OF crimes
in The first degree As jurors have the power IN Aabama
10 say bet The sentence shall behanging or The peoec
Ary FOR hfe hey termned the latter The tesm ~
was entirely circm stana but unoroken and full col
ofed woman said have seen them IN the very act but
such testimony Is rot admitted here wnen whe people aIo
The report that an exped ion Of some kind is fnng out
for geo men embark the sd OF Nav, Ia
a fcttousiy named steamer, 10 wage war againH hing
Alcohol &c Sc posted 10 The dfnkog ihops ana al
over The State snd active unknown individuals appear
among as in rapid succession There is no excitement
ard ell is quiet ..o, =. IN.
ding. Respectfully = .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

A NEW LIGHT COL William Horace Brown
of Hampstead L. l., one Of the late fugitive Sen.
ators, addresses the Democracy" of the lat Dis
trct in his own justification, and takes occaaOn to
let them know something which nobody else ever
discovered, as follows
The practical operation Of tdrden for ne support o. a.
teTnal fBtFOtemenfs whether Railroads or Canals, Las
been in The Counties OF Suffolk and Queens IN az far a. the
observation undersigned is concerned, 70 contribute
money 10 tie support Of works which In al their results
uure the int eats ofhose Counties In other words. tey
support teoTk, by Of
which the Western States enabled TO compete Win
them in their OWn markets.
Ii has hitherto been supposed that the Canals
not only paid their own expenses bat contributed
something to the Treasury besides, but the Sena
tor from Hampstead has removed the error
What unfortunate people they must be up in SUI
folk and Queens, taxed to death for the support
Of the Canals that are running them. But ifthey
will only send Col. William Horace back to the
Senate Long Island may be saved. he is evil
IDENTIFY the man for the crisis.
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LATER FROM BSAzIL.-Advices from Rio Jan
- IL IL - I'LL L.. l.. --...,l

LATER FROM BSAZIL.-Advices from Rio Jan
eiro TO the 18th Of March have been received.
rhe question OF pence or war between Brazil and Gen.
RosRs would sory De pa, TO The test Ihe BrsZi ian Gov
ermen, having nearly completed is preparations for nos
uues scuASEon, consisting OF one fgate dag ship
Eve and four steamers wa % proceed 90 ne
9Th OF March. UEder he command OF Admiral Greue 10
tie River Plate. tAere 20 make Demonstration The mo-
rent was IAd favorable 70 Brazil IN consequences OF
the existing Misunderstanding between RosA and Jrgui
The slisr being supported By CorreneS ard cle1-
lIong The EIt upon the Eeutrai,y Of Paraguay. TIE
general feeling n The Brazilian capital seemed 70 De thai
satisfaction woud be 05lHned without scl1k WARFARE ard
tbs Impression bad caused rise OF nearly Two per cent
In the pGblc furcG
Ire Government coCGn1ed actively engaged n ecte3-
vors 1gppress The Save Trade Mosg o. he veahes
PERSONS engaged IN ts trDc have ether abandoned II
or bad cuued The empire Yellow fever scl confined 20
hTger bat strictly confined 10 arrivals OF
vesIes coruscl hkd entered ITO By tbs Govern
merit for kshlrg BIO JEneiro with Gas preln nary
meeting ofs1hscTberS 10 new Bank took place on ne
lat OF March when capital 70 The Gnouni OF E5 400 teri
n WA EubScribed ard Committee nominated 20 revise
The prcviI.o. e. sws ofike Company.
Accounts from PernEmbuco OF the I'd Ill eorlA1 &c 20
Mica newB Of importance fhe Provincial LeEislsafe -
opened The la Of March, bal ae proceedings
void cfirleresL
Fro Bahia we learn taal bus,ness in dry gooti was
eeetnky Gull f,F the season and The recsiph o.
lures om Liverpool were far beyond ms A1c
uops Rad been penfa Enc goods forced pc gu
ke bad been sod IL some Instances a. 90 oT PIee iof
credit thai more than TIE eKsng hgh rae o. c4Sl4se
Weud be required 70 psy log ihem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

LANE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. The follow
~ have besa Boar o. Trustees Prot
Aer prsssrt Professor Sacred hhatofc 70 D Fossso
al ,oy R.v 0,orks z Day sortisnr;oo. Mas % -
~ Bbeal It-rsurs Clarca History
Rav Jcnaihau cos5h, D. Of hsvsrk ~ . %
sacrss Rhstorc Church Folly ane Plstort Iass -
rontu EMS bsyons Of Prof Asu. We haTs a'oos
ors Of M Dave acesosbss As the mater hss a' oss- %
ors Dr. coset aota able - sAy '-A' '' "a
MID III % o. he susjse- "
NR. FwgAsK-After al the efforts which have
-. 20 q, sscs this oesf, ss0rs vlch have u-isi Tssy
powerful interests, ssa -hch savs oses SAP ~
ssssu;y ios .osg tine ns As - o-' ~. ~ =
.us u tie brought szAnt nm saa fs ns 70 es On
-. a. Shch - Ppo1,sd vito tsstk
80 cs - rs solely account Of rs ties. Sf M Nv
b,-k ht, lid 7ocA rtfgse ne as fse1ior
non lfegry fss0rs1 %
,rrsc upon sheh potai Osa dsesas
for h triumph iEss ore tHs cfs 'A-ass Al - -
~ uors psrrarsa'. tPrTfsncslk Jo1r.AI
FIREs-At South Vernon, Mass, on Thursday
rb, u. ssa.s NJ Bslsss sufns1-ioss So..sn
ho,,-. 9TH d tefy s1s Las
" PsburEt, Tuesday nsa. To' Post Oaes "a 49,
su.tnEs burpsd savan.aa, i-tA zEIss *
tzrre,y q he nsssrs CsYtsrs rser,s,
-r-rsy Destroyed IRE ne ngh; Of ths ~ III
g. ,10t-nsafst eooo -
OSE g1rDysr KILLED BY ASoTHER.-We
Isx. O1srs Ca sLs s:as.ng toEsker Basop Aasr.
oct ato quarrel srsv pstoi -. N -
gpcr usr pct Tie ns1s Of ths IA 81, II
that o Tie murderer Jonss- hsthsf o. 1'-
JoLss . j cEssccy ~,
CEssUs OF TIE CHERoKEEa'--IneC Nerosee
.s, y :, - ., Ia cLsEoEss Saiios nsAry
p.tsa. Ths suzbsr e E1S.sst ~ - a. $3.50
,co,s- >, s,o-- Rsa Dot creed ihr-s thoasAad A1s
~. -. Pcr-stor tsoi f.iesr ihossaaa *
c1sve Il ~ to- azs t1eAi- go ,
EFx. GOV. sHASNoN had two Of his ribs
- d, a. o.,.s g cosl scar s. CAifsE ,aor'
Jsss Es.s - llatEa AZ - -ste c9n,csfasD ~
sfss aEd enc hard crVtfse a. iae uHe iAs
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TEE Army Is NV MsxIcO.-COl. Sumner, Of

he Is. Untsd States iaaAty mzh1S sbor tolosrn car
y 70 For LeaYsrvorta sncs b SANTA Fs 70
sI. command ofhs ntsd states military ofcs thsi department.
Col vii hoodfe1 ifssa 70
crsts ~ gD the conpsas hsJoo He vD also tAks
supply Of hssk horses for tie Dragon sad AsJ ssfye.
that orders have 70 tsfs out improves sos
ba. ne aad alsfg. q seeds Ersn &evs
antg mp snsuis ard appliances os gatas and ohs"ss 20
ysiopibg TIA capacity Of tAs sol d ass nsIco $3.50.
We thisk probsks, from va, ksn, 1a tas
irrs q the amy sre the posios Of ihs troop,,h 49,.
Cnargs4 ppon There fsr VII
oompshss q TIE dssrsn o. ne ss'ee US r 49,
from ss1ts LIS Fsscs % 70 soas eo.'
lie rthty q the VII ssy tie o0snns 81 axe Izra
esat troops vii be rsEsd Sara 10 70 pnos Ia
s1d .sch proximity The led sns az ~ ssots nc ~eA
- "a h.rSs tke ss6 Csasiss taef sspfes &zons
- =. ash- rrs press o. Save been ssehsfs1 -
s..g-.s 70 nais The army ss~ Nero eJfs>sT al S<st
great srfsut ,. - -. II .-..Lr.h 49,. q,
,.re 80 ~ CO oatsr, ~sfs tao eapscJ Of As sol, ne
the ady AEtigss u 1Cesrz inpoysasnts a m
~rr cas BE- ntrssi I'll adsos fnan1 Of PSpas
is sss consequent ncrssse Of svstesg rscss.s 20 s sop
~ N Is. srny sad The Doyrsoa Loes Rsy 10. asu ali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

Later FROM MArASzAs.-We learn from Capt.
Faren, Of schr. II. Rogers, which sailed from Ma
tanEas, 25th ult, that there was great excite
men: at that place. in consequence ola report that
Gen. Lopez was about making landing near
that place, with bis followers. The Governor had
enrolled all the male inhabitants, and kept 1000
men under arms night and day. They were de-
termined to give shem & warm reception should
they make an attempt 70 land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

FULroSvIILE IN. w. WHIG.-This able and
reliable Wing paper has recently been enlarged
and greatly improved. 1t is now in its 18th vol
ume, and published by 7. r. Horton. The Wh'g
strongly condemns the recent revolutionary doing'
of the twelve fugitive Senators, one OF whom
George H. Fox, of the XVIth District, represent
ed Montgomery County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

HARD TO PLEAsE-Tbe Mobile Tribune don I
find much comfort in the restoration otelns IL
says:
we esrnot he pertnency Of he genera * ~
which "a quarters cas- followed ne reeooo % -
fugbi7e save sins We are quite wlln 70 So - :, -
yerreti eec FOR vigilance II ne soofee n, u 70.
law BAL seversl bisgs must be reeo.ec's 80. -
sru-fBg ilve slave Jaw msn may BE- President oos1oa
70 ociy S,sll part Of Masssebuses arc xss ~
c. he people OF The State, as uel a. ~
opposed 10 lbe Eurrencer Of fugiuVes Sins - -
away a. such line AID lie s1eh mAnns, Ss % 5 u'
worthless - tel OF the feay 70 e AZ 20 oosoo
or Of recognition Of The abstract nRhL OF los Day
than al this he Of s recovery o. ne ssye .
bis msaier shoss hat he Isv 10 toaly ncApaDle OF -
curiug The ohet fr Ehich The consuc "a provision 10
relation 10 II yss sdopgsd-ibst is 70 Proyte me mssis
sgair Jury 70 his prOporV-Io tecufe 10 Nm I-i-1lOn
Hhtn lhi properly 10 SIoen
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Desruc,ive Fire In Cincinnati.

\
A most destructive fire broke out las. night IA
3 lumoer yard The corner Of Race and Colunos sta
vhich ceestroyed about eoy buudings Including me
large liquor store Of Wright Brother VIA his excep-
ton the houses were sn mostly private residences. Tie
loIs 10 not yet known. II very heavy. Our city 10
dresdful infested thieves and this Gre doubt
less Tie work OF 40 incendiaTy.
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HENRY A. WIsE-The S0ahside Democrat
WAY thus sketches Mr.. Wise in connection with
bis late speech before the Virginia Constitutional
Convention:
Nor,.pvbo hts not seen and heard him Ia ale presen.
Performance can form the least conception OF the matter or
The manner The snEudes and geslcaauons Of Ihe man
upied hand mporiug The favor inprecaung The wrath
oheAven again he stoke almost 10 the oor 10 Tue agony
Of some passion. Now be whispers orto me &C
cents Of per,uIos anon he Kisses out some whitening
8nslhema Al time isvoice rags IKE me Oea OF
suffering calf again IiniS 10 the solemn sound OF san
dAy lennon Alone moment hs face beams with gentle
ness presently Il flames viii al the passions OF arr ne
suides up and down The floor be losses ana swings az
be shares his s and points his hegeF ne Stamps ana
he msaer Is suited to the manner. saeh torrent Of
tWAdde ush mitture OF f1sian sucn agonlL-
pR pshos such errsuc gh ohAncy such blasting inV7c-
i've such solemn prayers such ossphenous In slons
hrsIevancy Now be 10 speculagng shout the onRa OF
society 10 amoment be launches into an nvecuVe san
racehoses Now be iscompmenung Jesus ChrisLsnd now
abusing John Randolph alone moment ne ql9les sasAI-
pesTe another The Bible Magma CAsrta and Ang JOIN,
The Declaration Of Independence and Tnomas JEFFERSON
Ire heoes and Peuans The Oreeks and homsns' NC
french and English, the whites ard The oacks-a hgure
In ibis comprehensive medley But 10 say mar MS speech
OF Henry Wise 10 not characterized y soly 40 uet
manifest AbsuFdity In mountains Of The merest trash and
dirt scattered gems Of the hfst water M Wise 81
orator he can and does control the vii and feeling OF ne
be acdfesSes In power In interest 10 eject 30 nan
IN he Convention can compare viii him CrowdsnockIo
hear him. ost az they 10 NE playhoute 10 De amused
bno eAcllel oy COMIC pefssgee; ana Uy ofuAlt
don Booth was PLAYING Hamss ct TIE Ihessre and Wise
Harlequin a. The Capitol and The Ailef drew NE efoWc-
Bot ben we say Wfe's speech theatrical e1nionon'
We 90 rot mean 10 iaIimt1e that ne Procuees 40 npst
gon- Hei docs produce a. impression, II not upon nc
Convention yet upon the galleries 70 whom ne especey
sdoretses himself lis possse 70 chsrscterzs ne doc
trines OF Mr. W as - IN errna sun eny denup
eatory Their tendency 10 ischevouI % TIE ast degree
We speak Of s opinions upon he oasn ofrepres7os
TOR, butof hose socialist doctrines which be pronnu gaes
VIII al he yea Of The reddest republican. TIE Wno.s
burden OF hsoFluOn 10 abuse Of the rch (Thom ne ess
ihe dyisioQ tl ana lsudsaons Of ne poor scd In- IL
eviisble eject Of ks doctrines 10 exAsperae and eIcl1e
Ihese two classes Of Bocie y sgains one smother