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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-30

TESTIMONY TO Gov. JoHNsoN.-A large num-
Der OF the friends and admirers of Gov. John
ston have had manufactured by Messrs. Ca!d-
we'll & Co., for him and his lady, service
Of plate, at a cost of $3.50. The present con-
sists of 4 silver waiter, three feet in length, two
pitchers, each II inches in height; tea sett,
comprising six pieces pair of gobetS, cake
basket, twelve naPkin-rings fish knives, butter
knives, forks, &c The several articles are
ela5orately chased, and the workmanship on
each IS exceedingly neat and beautiful. On
each pitcher is the following inscription
q Presented, by the citizens Of Philadelphia, as
a testimonial of their admiration and gratitude,
TO his Excelency, WIZ. +. JOHNSTON"
The inscription on the waiter is as follows =
g Presented by the citizens OF Philadelphia, 10
Mrs. MARY Nj. JoHNsToN, as n testimonial OF
the veneration and esteem inspired by the amlable
virtues which dignity and grace III her character
an illustrous Pennsylvania matron. A lrloulc
of admiration, respect and gratItute TO her nus
band, His Excelency, WM. +. JOHNSON, Cover
nor of Pennsylvania, for his virtues as man
his public spirit as citlZen-hls wisdom as a
statesman-his devotion a patriot, and his
eminent service as Chief Magistrate, in the
promotion of internal Improvements in the
economy aud enlargement OF the public reVe-
nues and the reduction OF the State taxes; in
the establishment Of provisions for the liquida-
lon of the State debt; in the Fesolute cham
panionshiP Of the principles, the welfare and
the glory Of his native Commonwealth in the
maintenance and exemphfcation Of justice,
purity, and public zeal, throughout every ad-
ministratiye branch Of the governments and
in mistaken legality to The Constitution and
laws of ihe Union lie chcrishes and the state he
adorns-the tTiumphs Of his genius-his courage
and uneonquering fidelity to bis State as register
ed N her prosPerity-they illustrate her annals,
and viii perpctuate her gratitude,'
Tno citizens Of Savannah, Ga. are luxuriat-
: tnp nm fresh ShsI
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29oetrp.
Song of the Burman Lover
BY MAJOR CALDER CAMPBELL

BY MAJOR CALDER CAMPBELL.
Oh, come with me, in my little canoe,
For the tide is high, and the sky is blue,
And the wind is fair, and it's sweet to row
To the isles where the mango-apples gro"
Oh, come with me, and be my love,
And for thee, the jungle depth I'll rove
I'll gather the honey-comb, bright as goiu'
And seek out the eIk's most secret fold.
I'll chase the antelope over the plain,
And bind the tiger cub with cham
And young gazelle, with silver feet,
I'll bring thee for playmate sweet!
I'll climb the palm for the bya's nest,
And red peas I'll gather to deck thy breast;
III pierce the cocoa for It's wine,
And twine thee posies, if thou'lt be mine
Then come with me in my light canoe,
While the waters are calm and the skies are bIue
For should we inger another day,
Storms may arise and love decay!
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BANKS
Drug and Variety Store

lGlll AhoG@la
AVING Just returned from Philadelphia
L H. with new and varied stock of GOODS,
the undersigned invites the pubic TO give him
a call Ia addition to his stock of pure and
fresh DRUGS, he has on hand Spices of all
kinds. fine Dairy and Table Sail, pure White
Iced; Copal Coach, Japan and Shoe Varnish-
cs variety OF Nuts Butter, Soda Sugar and
Water Crackers; Old and Young Hyson, I'M
perial and Black TEAS; great variety of
lair and Tooth Brushes, RICE and SOUP
BEANS, &c &c. innumerable, at
a. A. BANKS Variety Store.
Icwistown, Dec. II, l85l-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-30

Tno citizens OF Savannah, Ga. are luXuriat-
ing Oh fresh shad
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-30
Colonel Crickley's Horse.

itES anu ltle bfdhPS. L ney nau lEeu
within a mile OF each other in Illinois. for
five years, and from the first of their ac-
quaintance, there had been a mutual feel
| ing Of dislike between the two families
Then some misunderstanding about the
boundary OF their respective farms, re-
vealed the latent flames and Col. Crick-
ley having followed a fat buck all one af-
ternoon and wounded him, came up at
dark, and found old Drake and his sons
cutting him up! This incident added
fuel to the fire, and from that time there
was nothing that the two families did not
do to annoy each other. They shot each
others Ducks in the river, purposely mis-
taking them for wild ones, and then, by
way of retaliation, commenced killing Off
each others pigs and calves.
One evening, Mr.. Drake the older, was
returning home, with his "pocket full of
rocks" from Chicago, whittier he had
been to dispose of a load Of grain. Sam
Barston was with him on the wagon, and
as they approached the grove which inter-
vened between them and brakes, he OBJ
served to his companion
What a beautiful mark Colonel Crick-
Iev's old Roam is over vonder.'
.Hanc il . muttered old Mr.. Drake. so
it is
The horse was standing under some
trees, about twelve rods from the road.
InyoIuntarily, Drake stopped his team.
He glanced furlivcly around, then with
queer smile the old hunter took up his II
tie from the bottom of the wagon, and
raising it to his shoulder, drew a sight on
the Colonel's horse.
Beautiful mutered Drake, lowering
his rifle with the air of man resisting a
powerful temptation. i could drop old
Roam so easy =
Shoot suggested Sam Barston, who
liked fun in any shape.
No, no, 'twouldn't do said the old
hunter, olancing cautiously around him
again.
I won't telI,' said Sam.
Wal | won't shoot this time, any way,
tell or no tell. The horse is too nigh. If
he was fifty rods off instead Of twelve, so
there'd be bare possibility of mistaking
him for deer, I'd let 1v. As it is, I'd
give the Colonel FIVE dollars for shot
At that moment, the Colonel himself
stepped from behind a big oak. not half a
dozen PAGES distant. and stood before Mr..
Drake.
well, why don't YOU shoot?'
The old man stammered in confusion-
That you, Colonel? II was tempted
to. | declare. And | said. I'll give i Y for
one pull
Sav an Y and it's a BARGAIN -
Drake felt Of his rifle. and looked at
old Roam.
How much is the hoss wutb p he NUT
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FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY SO, 1852

The wager was readily accepted. The
stakes were placed in Sans hands
Elated with the idea of winning back his
two tens and making an \ into the bar
gain, Drake carefully selected a perfect
bali, and even buckskin patch, and beaded
his rifle.
1t was now nearly dark, but the old
hunter boasted of being able to shoot a bat
on the wing by starlight, and without any
hesitation, he drew a clear sight on old
Roan's head
A minute later, Drake was driving thro'
the grove, the most enraged, the most des-
perate OF men. His rife, innocent victim
OF his ire, lay with broken stock on The
bottom OF the wagon. Sam Barston was
too much frightened to laugh. Meanwhile,
the gratiied Colonel was rolling on the
ground convulsed with mirth, and old Roam
was standing undisturbed under the trees.
When Drake reached home, his two
sons discovering his i'll humor and the mu-
tIlated condition of his rifle stock, has
tened to arouse his spirits with piece of
news, which they were sure would make
him dance forjoy.
Clear outn growled the angry old man;
4 don't want to hear any news get away
or shall knock one OF you down !
But father lis such trick =
Blast you and your trick
played off on the Colonel
On the Colonel ! cried the old man.
beginning TO be interested. Cad II you
nave played trek on the Colonel iets
near IT,
:" cll' laNier' sea ana J. IRIS afternoon
wen. out Tor deer
Ii"hg '.lo ueGF come 70 'lle 'ficA'
G"oiun ma any d"ef' O"t 'honghI we
"Ds5 snoo' solhe[il'og' 50 sea banged
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-30
LEWTSTOWN MILLS,

FgVIlE subscribers have taken the Lewistown
H. Mills and formed a copartnership under
the firm OF JOHN STERRETT & co. for car
rying on a general MILLING RUST
MESS, wish to buy q large quantity OF all
kinds of GRAIN, for which We will pay The
HIGHEST PRICES the market will afford, accord
ing to the quality of the grain.
Any person wishing 10 store their wheat can
do SO, and a recent viii be given to be kept IN
store until the Isl of august, and after that
until the ist OF December. In case OF wheat
left in store The subscribers reserve the Privi-
lcge CT purchasing said wheat when the OWL
ers wish 10 sell. at from Is to 10 cents OFT OF
Philadelphia prices, and If we do not buy at
this rate, thea we charge one cent per bushel
for storage. No interest win lie allowed on
money mol lifted Tor grain sold, as we are pre-
pared to paw CASH al all times,
FLOtR and qii kinds Of FEED kept and
for safe ior cash.
W. THOMPSON,
AND. McFARLANE,
HUGH CONLEY,
i. S. WOODS.
l,awislown, May ,, lS3l.-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-30

If girls would have roses for their
checks, they must do as the roses do-go
10 sleep with the lilies and get up with
the morning glores
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-30
The Bachelor is about to Marry.

The Bachelor is about to Marry.
By Ike Nasyal, author Of "Reyeries Of d Bachelor"
In contemplating the blSsluI state of ma
trimouy, how amiablc and kind You sud
denly become. You shake hands with
your office boy, as if he were your second
cousin. You Joke cheerlulIy with the
stout washerwoman and give her i shli-
ling oyer-charge, and insist upon her keep
ing it; and grow quite merry al the rec0l-
lection of it. You tap your hackman on
the shoulder very famliarly, and tell him
he is Il capital fellow and don't allow
him to whip his horses, except when drlV-
ing to the post office. You even ask HIM
to take glass Of beer with YOU upon
some chilly evening. You drink TO the
health of his wife. lie says he has no
wife whereupon YOU think him a very
miserable man and give him a dollar by
wav of consolation. You think all the
editorials in the morning papers are re-
narkablv well wrilen-Whclherupon your
side or upon the other. Nou think the
stock market has 4 very cheerful look
with Erie-of which you are a large hold
er-down to seyeny-6yc. You wonder
why YOU ever admired Mrs. Hemans be-
fore, or Stoddard, or any Of the rest.
You give pleasant twirl to your fingers,
as you saunter along the streets and say
but not so loud as to be overheard" She
is minc-she is mine ~
You wonder if Frank ever loved Nelly
one half as well as YOU love Madge
You feel quite sure he never did. You
can hardly conceive how it is, that Madge
has not been seized before now by scores
Of enam0urcd men, and borne of, like the
Sabine women in Romish history. You
chuckle over your future, like boy who
has found guinea in cropping for six
pcnces. You read over the marriage SER
vicc-thnking of the time when you will
take her hand, and slip the ring upon her
finger; and repeat after the clergyman-
4" for richer--ior poorer; for better-ior
worse !" 4 great deal of "worse" there
| will be about it, you think Through
all, your heart cleaves to that sweet image
of the beloved Madge, as light cleaves 10
day. The weeks leap with a bound and
the months only grow long when you ap-
proach that day which is to make her
yours. There are no flowers rare enough
to make boquets for her; diamonds are
too dim for her to wear; pearls are tame.
And after marriage, the weeks are even
shorter than before YOU wonder why on
earth all the single men in the world DO
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-30

~ "a - AL1 Ia -
SUCH as Gilt, Mahogany, Rosewood &c.
, and can furnish Frames and Glass Of any
required size. -
REGTLDING, VARNISHJNG, AND
POLISHING of old Frames, and Repairing
IVork generally, done at short notice and on
reasonable terms.
(ETThc public are invited to call and ex-
anime his stock
I,cwistoWn, August l, 1851.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-30

CAScEE.-This terrible disease is said 70 have
greatly increased in England during few years,
insomucA that Cancer Hospital has just been
established in London, and IS already eiiscting
an immense deal of good. In 1850, before this
Hospital was established, no less than ioar
thousand five hundred and eighty-six persons
died in England Of this frightful maiady. VI
these, three thousand two hundred and twenty
eight were males.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-30
mtsceIIa an c o u 8 .
The Tree that never Fades.

-
Mary, said George next summer
will not have garden. Our pretty tree
is diving, and | won't love another tree as
long as | live. | will have bird next
summer and it will stay all winter.
George, don't you remember my beau
tiful canary bird, and it died in the middle
of the summer, and we planted bright
flowers in the ground where we buried Ii
Nv bird did not live SO long as the tree.
Well, | don't see as we can love any
thing. Little brother died before the bird,
and | loved him better than any bird, tree,
or flower. Oh! / wish we could have
something to love, that wouldn't die
George, let US 90 into the house. |
don't want to look at our tree any longer.
The day passed. During the school
hours, George and Mary had almost for
gotten that the tree was dying; but at eve
ming as they drew their chairs to the table
where their mother was sitting, and began
10 arrange the seeds they had been from
day to day gathering, the remembrance oi
their tree came upon them.
Mother said Mary, tyou may give
these seeds to cousin John; | never want
another garden
Yes, added George, pushing the pa
pers in which he had carefully folded them,
towards his mother, 'you may give them
all away. If | could find some seeds of
tree that would never fade, should love
to have a garden. | wonder if there ever
was such garden, mother {!
Yes, George, | have read Of a garden
where the trees never die.
A real garden mother!
Yes, my son In the middle of the
garden, have been told, there runs pure
river of water, clear as chrystal, and on
each side of the river is the tree Of life
i tree that never fades. That garden IS
Heaven. There you may live and love
for ever. There will be no death-no Ia
ding there Let your treasure be the tree OF
life, and YOU will have something to which
your young hearts can cling, without dis
appointment. Love the Saviour here, and
he will prepare you 10 dwell IN those
green pastures and beside those still waters.
INFORMATION WANTED.-Did you ever
know 4 young lady who had white teeth
70 put her hand over them when she laugh
ed F.!
Did you ever know young lad and
sprighly lass who could not pick black
berries into one basket!
Did you ever know woman who never
had anything taken from her clothes-yard {!
did YOU ever know young lady who
was TOO weak 10 stand up during prayer
time, that could not dance all night with
out being weary?
Did you ever know a young man to
hold a skein of thread for his favorlte TO
wind withoutgetting itslrangely entangled !
If girls would have roses for their
checks, they must do as the roses do-go
10 sleep with the lilies and pet UP with
the morning glories.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-30

White & Cunningham, the celebrated PORK
dealers Of Kentucky have just converted The
Mammoth Cave into hogPen
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-12
caswelI, Nav An. Is5

iaa a,.,.n,, caswelI, May 4,h, 1859.
= Gfaiifn'fn: Your favor. informing
me-, 81 my nomination BY the recent
u"'g Convention, as a candidate for
ue once OF Governor OF North Carroll.
"a. was not received until the I'd inst,
owing to my absence from home. or
! a'a,! myself Of the earliest oppor-
ttunity Of answering il. ~
! am deeply sensible Of the honor
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-12

| & neeskot il krufer per ersrss
q ylaee Il e gen es = sfaaa
- saswo s1ft Inc .ikk& =
Mr.. Gwfx. | hall detsin the SEN
ATE bst nsnes&- fhs sesssre 49,
North Carolina presented himself Tor
msllv before the Senate this morning.
according to . notice which he had CIV
en- last evening, for the purpose d an
uouncing me fact fhsf he b m i1vor %
Gen. seott fx the Prsilenrys He has
given his reasen$. and among those
re,,onx nj has aid that Gen. Scott u
= much IN favor Of III the eompromise
u<ssures, inclsding the. fugitive s'sr
Law. as any candidate ofthe Wing parry.
fos he Presidency. 4 tAeryfsrs 're>r.
red dat Ne spoke from aatbwity. and
thought Il Psrtis<at "a tsSeetfui 70
make Tho isqsirv, ~ Ds~ecrane
candidate has been brought ivrwassl ts's
morning IN cesnexion wish, his cues
tion !; hst 4 Will ~ that II the som'nee
of the Baltimore Desncratic Conren-
tisa is net il favor u esecutlng Nc
fugitive share Law - iii i, and opposed
to anyI slsess;isn II that law. llshali
oppose his electives. lake that respon-
s'b;lity Ia ny Plsse hen. and ! tske the
fsrslber responsibility = saying that the
gentleman can name no person, who =
prominent among the proposed cand'-
dates u the Democratic party. who does
not intend to maintain that Law. OF wiss
has Q shadow ef doubt - tohis position
ON this question. % - 3 2 - '''s
Mr.. Masops. That Is true.
Mr.. Gwrx. There is a doubt in re.
gard to Gen. Seotts position. lie has
writiea letters keretasre lrt him
write another. and pledge himself to
the cosntry and the world that. if elect
ed President Of the United States. he
will execute this Law IS it is, ard OPP
pose any amendment Of IT, 'ses's ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-12

I lliirk dat rs nnsiiion. and ulHi - a.,
sniili,'l iin 10 = fsperi. snd. y io,ls
ssnsf, q 'ihe Ei.tiads a Ihs Founlry.
d,ousA hsss SEA . lrsm Ih.i a |n.h De-
s~r.es ,esy| maeb - me sissple peszosm-
sn~e a - ds'y pssesIsdy ukrn ss~h
srrss sste> are 'eir played - = lfs
prsrpssips af Ae onion. In ~ r<ass<
of my pssbssr sfe hsse found lhss have
mare llrqaen.ly bern pas in false posi-
isoa BY certain xrdof. warmth. and sus-
Irep,,baly e semp~nss~ns. han BY ri'e
opposite. and perhaps Ices smishie wesk-
nes<es ns>t ssy ~ err.is essnss
sup<rssnins k<ss scIske<l. 4 hey haze
noa enliIeiy rhsnxrd. ihs runens of my
FEELINGS N that slirrsion. not unrnnnho-
rated BY she sssxzrssions ri my judgment.
| I stand ku ~ IN favor az ose without
eempesi,scn. difficulty. o. doub. So I
ws~h 10 be understood. Yci. ~ party
msn. I shalI ~ prepared N yield 10 he
derisinn az those 10 whons IL usually In
irnsaed The selection n ~zntIsdzie for the
whis p<ny. unlesS ! shah lhink lh.iihers
| u something Unfair s5ous II. u that
.s.,.,-.;. -" n'..,r .rI-. I.s-.
~" -" 49," 80" -
!" :" 49," $1,000 J" \" ~. - - go ~
'","s, !" - ~, $3.50. ,e...s III.
r.s ~ S".~ s -. 49, .,ss ~;
-" =" =" 800. m .'.,' - .s' n.
-" . = 80. y I. "a =.
Nv" ~" - 800 ~ ''...s".
go "s - ~ ~. :. |" III .';.:s.
.n-"-.-as ~. ~. ~ s..i' y
49, - : - -" .-.s..- !.
1' r, ~ $50. ~, 80 .a-'.s.r
~ 800 49, ~ III 80
49, 49, ". .. MAI. - !.
ss !, s .'.',,' ~ =: ~ ~.
"s !" - = ~ -
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Observation-Disclosures, IT,. 's ~ So,
a'" p"'". ,".: ~ 80" "'~. ~ . -
- 's'.. ~ .. " -" sv m 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
= ~ - ',.,. r. - q
~. ~" 1870 !" ."y W" ~
ligssorism. u IL one nc character that
must command the appreciation nf every
| reflective man wIo has lived hall a. long
az Z have. "a j. an enJcasor N cure !
"a'"~' 80. "e'.' ,"''' .'s.y's' ''''
great publir benefsc,or. Looking upon II
IN thai sense, il may he regarded ss ia
some spirit nx,ional. az we have MI seen,
!, with mare ar less regret, from the highest
posilion. in the republic tn the lowest. II
they ran suggest. either By legislation Of
otherwise, az by moral suasion. and 6nsl
a rrmeiIy Ior u. they must he wssF,Ied ~
great public ,benefacloss. and ~ eminenl-
" conservative. las helievc the wing sloe.
lrines generality ARE. and promoilve Of lie
and domestic happiness. ] wish them
God speed hat wish they would keep
thai question oni Of The range II partisan
poli,irs far onr rerrnl disasters. proceed.
ing from that rause, are NOT quite asrrea-
hl~ 10 my lerlingsg i'hink ,hats, Insr
and 80 uns~lii.h amovemens d that must
/ I've supposed 10 W. ought nos 10 he rom
nrced with par'isan politics. 7 N"'hing
ran be imagined ~ pure. whirh. when u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-12

fdaisnft up9n -, y ~ p.liiir,l
md 10 z 80 ~ csasrnI;.,
"a sdlepi a uluinalioa t.rv -.
lendeItd, uiA = anaiu1s ars,rr a.
All dezeEmin4ti.~ ls Do all 1 can,. 81
bpe< I~sh Ord - ~ h<r ls,s~~r ga.
|s<st ssiIises Wig State. .sd =. -.
,,sce4er ishG1lo zsa sisd,sase N.
principles rf the Wig psssy.
Mo- kxks~us'tsvse
l have the honor ss r.. s~sr iri<sd ana
sbedienf servant,
"a. !. u........ - 1gH xEsF
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"A - -. A. rur1T.m - fHW
II ann ~ ~ r -, = +, -
-. u
49,. ECIi \
1S T.;,-x s,.,,s
ErHI1-sZ.L.a<
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N'IT
80 "a ~;,l ~J, ~ the
s,,.-s. n, !. 40 ~ ksbsi A hssk
,ts sm;l.. ~ :. - cooled n the shade
n sr~.f rruT 7 7 0TTIIiTe
9h.vs h.J na conversation with Gen.
,s~oss - .ci;t;rsj - fers sinee Drcrm-
v~sr k~{vvr lsss mon ON this
.uh;erf rxeept n the x.Ileriex and lob
MES ~ fhr senate Chamber. or other
rorricosr a The Cspitsl during DE
rrnJrrrv ~ tie /. omnibus" bill. l
spe,k wh.t 4 know-I speak OF his
vishrs.. us~pns~s, and DESIRES q that
time. Ana = ~ can present - clean
! biIi of political health - sayl gentle
man Who Is named for Presnieney.
either On the Wig ,or Democratic
side. lnali', ''3 NJ s. VI -,
\ That Vas (, time thsttrird mes; when,
pubIic opinion VAS n d,s5io; when Il
Vas shaking "a stays. Ii required lit;
IL obustness AZ principle 10 step for-
VAR, and take bold IL Que tons az that
Mind. before there had been any indica-
tons az public opinion II coincidence
with theirs. The honorable Scus tor from
Michiyan (Mr. cassl did so, and so did
Gen. Scott. with eauaI zeal. and equal
arlor. and ,eausl }earle,snexs Of res
ponsib;Iity-that baxbesr, that evil
genius Of trimming and cunning poIiti-
clans. 4. -, -. ...l,,s .ssaiess
j As to the provisions Of the. fugitive
slave bill, can the Senator from Cali
fornia name to me single person Hho
voted for what Is now usually termed
The compromise measures" who, -
satisfied with ali the details Of all the
bills embraced in those measured. II
he will show me such one. he will
! show me what have not yet seen or even
heard Of. l Twas not satisfied with many
Of those measures myself; bat took
them because I saw Il was a platform
on which all honorable men could
stand, and because it did not give .
triumph to one section over the other.
! I did not desire that It should. Gen.
Scott did not desire il, Cor I, think he
lie "A nureIv nafional as suy me WIN