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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
GREAT q STORM.

On Monday night last it commenced showing,
and has continued without fntermissIon up to the
lime Of writing this paragraph, Wednesday
night. Al least two feetof snow has fallen, and
the sleighiug promises to be very fine and of icon.
siderable duration.
This is a hard season for the poor and the des.
titute. In the midst of abundance, let none suf.
fer the want of food, raiment or fuel. Remem'
Der the widow and give comfort TO the orphan.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
SENATOR FROM KENTUcKY.

/, is stated that the Legislature OF Kentucky
hayetelected the Hon. Mi: plxsoN 10 fill the va
cancy ,occasioned by the resignation of The Hon,
HENKY Clay, as Senator OF: the United States,
Mr.. Dixson was the candidate ofthe Wig party
for The office Of Governor ip the late election,
and was defeated.b by Col. PowELI, the candidate
of],be Democratic party. 50 81;
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
TRTTloTS CHARLEsTOWN VIRGINIA.
TRANSFORMATIONS OF GOV. JoH I

r.
son Tbnrsdays ias the 1st day ofT9auqarys
Gov. JosEPH JoHssoa was duly lnapg
Governor Of Yirginis. conformaby 10 hlseess
tion ~ the last Legislature. y ceremony
of inauguration was plain and pnPretending'-
The G-overnor8eiec was conducted into the
acounciI Chamber al the Capitol, accompan.
Jed by Gov Fioyd and a few other trends,
where the oathess of ofice was administrator
the Mayor of Richmond. zone Of those oeths'
requires him peaceablyatp resign the govern
ment into the hands of his constitutional sue
cessor at the expiration of his term OF service
Ia provision probably peculiar to Virginia.
and worthy Of mole al this time in view OF the
recent violent usuipaton Of the French fesi,
dent, who refnsesste surrender the relns OF adj
ministrstion at the end Of his oficial3 tern.
After the meeting Of the Legislature, the
vote cast at the recent election before the Peo-
pie Wilt be- officially ssYutinized and counted,
aud as Gov. johnson viii receive the return,
due notification thereof will be given, and the
Executive WILDE again inaugnratedtin the pre-
sence of the two Houses, for a term OF SER
vice to expire on The slst December, 1856
He assumes the helm, Of State at an important
epoch in the history ofNcur Commonwealth, but
his long experience, WISE and discreet bearing,
and honest, straight forward political principles,
is The best guaranty for a faithful and efficient
discharge ofleye4S duty i dnbent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
L OF THE MAIL.

Though the Winchester cars passed up and
down yesterday, the snow.stormi prevented the
Baltimore cars from connecting in time to give
us a mail on yesterday. Considerable derange-
ment viii no doubt attend the mails for several
days, as il is but rarely indeed that we have SO
%copinus a shower of the snow-fakes. Ifza drift
should come the roads will be almosti impossible.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
~oBsERYER.

We have heretofore failed 10 notice the ap.
pearanee of an exceedingly neat and beautiful
paper, Wing in politics, Published by Nj, A. J.
Sr0fER, formerly a resident Of this town, at Cnl-
pepper Court, House. Va. The paper gives evi-
dence of meriting success. and we hope the en-.
fterprise and tact Of its publisher may be fully re.
.cor ne1sed hv a liberal snnn1rt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
FIREi.

Wesregret To- learn that on Friday nighr last,
the Tavern House of Nj BsSErr HoLIfs, in
Darkesvflles Berkeley co1nts, was coasumeed BY
IRE. His entire household tatniture was de-.
stfoyad. One Of The family baFely escaped The.
horrible fateiofburning 10 death. Itis Supposed
70 shase originated by iii eIal5ng from The hearth
upon the fItof.s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
a5rgIa8 aol On IgoI


5sg1ee with what fell from The honorable sens-
to- rom sea s..,s Gs,9li .ad l ,Ss d K5f before s1 when aa,
s"aIs.Is,e9 himself for disunion. There Is no
s ss.,s' which made greater sacrifices to obtain
IN. I1aiop than the State which have the honor
- .srt 10 represent. She has made another
nresl sacrifice TO preserve itI.by her ac,qnies.
seace in the measures which are referred 10 In
thfs resolution. The trdnsacttons OF the past
Congress, so far as they may anecl l1e aDselt W.
and ended. For what has passed. Virginia does
not seek disuuion. None can look with greater
horror than do her people upon disunion. for dis
]nnion,s sake. Butthe Union which they cherish
must continue a Union under the Constitution.
a Unien by force, ora Union IN which the forms
Of the compact are alone Tegafded, whlls. lne
ioIy shows she will Be the FIRST to rePudiate and
IN disnwnL -- -Ht IEs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
A CONVENIENT ESTABLISHMENT.

Among the establishments that have started
in our town during the last few years, but few,
If any, have added more to the great convenience
Of the community, than the Hardware and Gene
raj Variety Store of Messfs. THOMAS RAwLINs
& Son. Tocomplete a neV dwelling heretofore,
it was considered just as: necessary, and attend
ed with almost as many sexations, to forward a
bill to Baltimore for the hardware incident to
its erection, as to send to tAc mountains for tim
Der or 10 the river for sand. This difficulty, how
yer, is now obviated, as the Messrs. Rawlins
keep constantly on hand orc of che largest and
best selected assortments Of Hardware, Of any
other establishment in our knowledge, situated
in a country town. Every thing is selected with
judicious care, and sold at prices less than the
same article can be purchased in Baltimore. at
retail. In the way of FIRE Cutlery, a beautiful
specimen of which we most cheerfully acknowl.
edge as a New Years token, every kind and va
riety is to be found at this establishment. In
short, for use or convenience. SO many articles are
to be found ia readiness at the store under the
Msrket-house, that to do Justice to our county
friends we can only advise one and all of them
10 call and Iexamine for themselves, as they eau
be suited in almost any thing, from a log chain
to a pig yoke, from a Bowie. knife to a cambria
needle, a paper Of tacks I'd a. barrel Of spikes, or
agdozen of herring TO a bag OF coffee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
CuRISTIANA

Nine more of these miscreants have been dis
charged from the jail of Lancaster county. Thus
they grow smalIby degrees aud b beautifully less.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
Ear eo-PARTNEasHfp

weobse5ye The Observation-Disclosures re-
centIy{sntefed into al S~aefatnento cts, ip 6nf
Caifofnia papers We, 9sE9er. 6ttneFiylof
tie .Siauntan ylndicatory ands2W. He Dainher
tieidi Az. $ Dong fonmerly dfsDerkeIey and
Il. Washngton, sc GhafIestoMnSgYas
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

The New Orleans Pieayupe says thai
war with Mexico has, taught the Mexicanse
a high value upon American horses, ags
some 40 or so fne specimens OF KeOtoeEg
other Western breeds. have been sbiPPeeG
that ou 10 Vera Cfnz within the asi -
weeks anotheF cargo of as viii be s"Iesa
in aday Ortwo, and ahopt 90 more whtpe
ped in the course of a fortnight. The a.
thus sent out are said 10 be Of the veSylbe.t1
and=wefe picked out especially % suit tF
Of the most Neutrality-suspicious. sdmirerciL
hesb ThespecnlatiOh appears TO be assN
ful asst is novel.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

uThe Capitol at Washington, which was en-
dahqered by the late fire in tile Library of Con-
rrsss WAS hnilt al 4 Total cost Of nearly two mil
3 ~ 20 71s oooS The north wing
WAS commenced in 1893, and was finished in
ced s. 1soa md finished in
wing was y. t..
1908, and over SSUo,uOV
commenced in 1918 andlwas finished in 1897;
r. cost nearly one millionEofdollars. ae The entire
h-n;Id;ng coyers Al an acre or and a half and 1890 feet
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
NATIoNALsrAr,~s@

We publish The following fs,;aE
and debt Of the United SAFE.
die tables which have been past.,
of the forthcoming Report Of II.
Treasury
DEHr or THE usErEp SEATE-n
VIII show the amount o. the dSbto II ~
the LIST Of DECEMBER lltimos ~
Treasury NotesoElsl2, interest i..,
Other Treasury Notes. SIFS
District Columbia debt,
SixeS d lS42. redeemable Dee. aI.lsSs
FIsssSf as . Ssiy Z 50
SiEs0fISHs Jm-I, ~
Sixes OfIS45s July /, ISL
Total Debt DeeenberI ]. ls5Is sS@s
This shows deduction, bypayn.,..SS4
on the debt Of December !. IS50- So
lowing amounts have also been paid:
To Mckee, fastalments under The ,r.,,..
Amount paid under awards By The G saaEl
missio6egs on elaims On Mexico, s
Total, -
TaADE or rHE USITED SrATrx-Ter RE
anaaEy Of the trade Of the Cnis-d S,,s.ss
en1ins June 80, 1851. The Imports YER.
An. Vessels. ForeisaS a
Merchandise SIe0Il6s514 S9y68zsS ~
Specie 3Sa205sS lJs4Is3i6 n
Total. slss45s.299 s2es5aSS -.
The exPOrts were=
Foreign merdse, S7s7OssOI 3,G29sqt
.Domesiic do. 12.05t,844 5I,492Or ~
Specie, IS0s9Ss0 IlJsslOo ~
Total, sIsassa925 s4ss49s M
Excess Of imports of merchasdise. SRns
exports Of specie, S2ts26SsgT9.
IN pounds, from the severn ports of ne US5,sS
during the year, with the estimated TaIae a.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CoNvEN-
TION.

Ii was stated under our telegraphic head on Sa-
turday, that the Democratic National, Committee,
which met in Washington last week, had deter.
mined TO hold the Democratic National Conven
ton in this city, on the lst Tuesday inJune, for
the nomination of candidates for President and
Vice President of the U. Slares: The number
of delegates from each State is not 10 exceed the
number of Presidential Electors, 10 which it is
entitled. 1t appears that at the meeting of the
committee, which determined these matters, all
the States OF the Union were represented, except
South Carolina. The chairman (B. F. Hallet,
of Mass announced the feceiptof a letter from
Geu. Jas. NJ. Commander, the member of the
committee from South Carolina, regretting that
he should be unable to attend tie meeting ofthe
National Committee, and authorizing the chair.
man to vote for the I'd Monday in June as the
time, and Baltimore as the place, for the Assem-
bling Of the Convention, with the hope that the
deliberations Of the committee might be harmo-
rnious. Hon. Albert Constable, from Md VIM.
F. Richie, from Va, Hon. George Read Riddle,
from Della ware, and John w Forney, Esq from
Pa, represented their respective States, aud the
proceedings appear To have been characterized by
unusual unanimity..-BdA. Sun.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
cAMERoN,s pEPor.

Out friend Dos1yts, recently e chaflestown,
has taken The Depot at Cameron s on the Win.
chesteF railroad, He viii prove himselfto Be a
polite5an and accommodating Agent. promptBto the
wants .of his customer and p~unctual in the dis.
charge ofeyery duty. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
inendttpg him 10 the kind eonsiderasipnsofstko
whose business or necessities may require his.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

GUAa6@The imporlaiions Of Guano, q
the year 1851, into Baltimore amounted o.
tom, sgaiBa $500 tons in 1885, and 4'1
i'm 1870
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
s,W9.6S6

Total, S,299y666 9Isy9314a3 Ia15
Showing a total Of 927,as1.Os9 Poanls, soIn
2,O5O,597 bales, of450 pounds eaeA.
tn following table will show the Valae oH
exported, and the total imPor ., exports e.
The country for = series Of yeaTs:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

Telegraph viii 1abofsfo unite and con
solldate the Soufhs asthe only means 70 pf6duc-
ing harmony md eoneeft between tie North and
tile South We have our preferences, bnt asyel
we have no choice among the presidential caFs
baltimore Convention, If we believe him woFthy
Of our support. We are identified win and will
support the State Rights party IF fhe South. and
tais IS The position thatwe will urge tia Ptr.y
10 assume.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
RsHr.-Anexchange says


MhA the public Is conffibntiDg money TO aid
The cause q hungary let itnot be torgotten that
swe have at home thousands of poor starving
creatnres that misfortnne has fallen upon. and
who are wnftty Of and desarpe assistance from
HE chafita6le. Tile cauae of Hungary Is al
Ttghteoas one bnt HE hungry one 81 home shouid.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

Nicholas ~L.engxoffh. al cincinnati. Il The
heaviest lax payer insOhio: lis bill Tor The
past Year, fur hspl city and county, Is nearly
n q pendleton. Tor the c;.y AMI esnnsy NUS
$1,000 and tienry Avery, anon resident,
psss ~ Solntibus gu Guy aud county property,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

Is The season Is with rs, when alisaTe
liable 10 The Affections that follow colds seat
ed ON ike throat and Inpgswe should Keep in
mind liaat Ayers Cherry PsctoEql y The pro
per remedy for these diseases, and that il sell
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
nEALTH or MR.. CLAY,

The Washington Republic in. speaking of
the health Of this distinguished statesman says
The newspapers abroad have much TO say up,
on the subject. We who are near, though we
say little, surely feel no less interested. Mr.,
Clay's affection is of the %pulmonic organs, and il
variable in its Indications. He is very feeble
but under the counsel of the best medical advis,
ers, courts quiet and repose. A fatal termina.
ton would hardly at any moment surprise those
who are near him; yet he may be spared much
longer. That he may, is the wish and prayer
a nation by whom his name will be forever helt
in honoted remembrance.
nnnrnnn INC MArInN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

Rolled Other
Bar Ir0n. Bar Iron. Pig IToa. OdSe., Z.
iS44 SlJ65,5S3 5s3,O65 20O.522 ass iR|
1915 l,69I,Ts4 S79,I57 5O6.29i 1874 a.
Is;s 5,IS5.4 Ss ii as 4s sss, sss 81 sssss 3sa
1913 3,6.9,595 9T5.2I4 SI5,4I5 I4O6s1 SCI
1888 6O6O.O63 S25.T7d1 ,405, 6I3 I4I,S99 EW1
1850 7,3g7. I66 544.735 PSI eco I6I .SSI SER
1851 7,I6l,53O 9OO24 1862 lII,529 SCI
The exports and imports Of specie for The sas.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

EmteRAsTsA Dattng the last year there arri1
wed at York, 2s9,60Iemfgrants! The emf.
grafton forsthe yeargat ali#t1e ports of The coun.
nv and overtime canada lines must have beenin
the sneighborhood Ola hall million
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

~ Anew species OF 6 public recommendation
has been recently introduced in w hing ton. by
he issue Of fra~ctionaIparts of the dollas, psno,es
of one dolla1iand a hall, Sc. blythe banking es
tablishmentof MrsRsHS Gailahersip that5city.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

The American Felegraphst publishedi IN
Washington. has come u in defenee ol
Southern Rights. in saws
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
Wednesday Morning January I, 1885
rHE TIME no SETTLE.

BY common consent! Q iaoDg our business men,
for it is only those whe are so in the full mean.
ing of the word that observe it, the first ola New
Year is the time for a retkoning as 10 the bust.
ness Of the past. This Jale is a wise: and good
one, both as 10 the debtor. and creditor. By
prompt settlements, broits and contentious are
prevented, and men do business together from
year to year in harmony and peace. But when
accounts are suffered TO accumulate. matters
that were plain and easily understood at the time
Of occurrence, become confused in the great
mass Of underlined and ndefnabIe perplexities
that the progress of TING has made, men are una
BILE, even were they wiIliag, TO do justice one to
the other. And what!ie the consequence p
Hard thoughts and dark .inuendoes one against
the other, each believing be is right and the other
wrong, until an open feud, a black eye, a Por-
picking lawsuit, and an enlargement . tfriends.
We have no design Of writing a homily upon a
" new way 10 pay old debts" " but il there be any
one fact in a business Ptoiat Of view, the necessi'
ty of which is every day yexemPliied, it is
the positive, absolute. necessity Of short settle.
ments .oretain old friends. Settle with every
man you owe, no matter whether five dollars OF
a thousand, settle, and leave open no nest.eggs
for future difficulties, perhaps to beggar your
children and cast them: as wanderers upon the
worlds wide bounty. Settle up, and ifyou CAM
pay, give your note, willingly, cheerfully. Re
auire other men TO do the same withyou, and nc
reasonable man, properly approaching the neces
stiles of business, can be offended at being urged
even forced, if needs be, TO 90 so proper and ne
cessary a duty once in a t~elsemonth. Mer-
chants and Mechanics cannot live without pur
suing a rigid and systematic course of this char
acter. The profit OF their OWE labor is but q
small moiety of the many debts due them, ane
cash or its equivalent can only furnish the re
quisite material to conduct their business. How
unjust it is to expect their labor and money
without giving in return some equivalent. Will
the beginning of a New Year, then, lei all VIII
have heretofore been negligent and ncglectful
commence with 1852 a new era, and ifeven the!
are not permitted to say, they "owe no man an!
thing" let them at least say, no man shall eve
find me refusing to settle. an honest debt:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

The New York National Democrat says there
are now i'm that riIy noless than fiHy sewing
machinesydIiven byssteam power, whieh6turnodt
ansendrmods amount of pants each day, besides
fine coats md other articles sofappafel
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

They fayesaa barsfoom9in California $50 feel
long,m which are emploved forty barskeepers
eighteen hours our Of twenty four, IN retailing
I~liq1ors at twenty five cents a glass
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

NJ Governor LOVE, Of Maryland, has.
Ted the punishment in III case oft George Long,
the little colored boy convicted recently in Balti-
more for the murder9of the child of Mr.. John
iRumpf, and sentenced 10 death 10 impfisonment
FIR life
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

CONGRESSIONAL DissHR5 10 Kossu1H--The
greatHungarian has acceptedthe inyttationsteni
10 himsby aicommtttee of membefso q Con;
ressstopartskesof dinner on Wednesday DO
nights wHenShe will make another address.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
GERMANY.

Friend of our better days.;
None knew thee but TO love thee
. None named thee but tn praiss.''
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-04-03

deputies from taking the oath TO the new constitution
and Louis Napoleon. Hence, all Legtmists Who become
sehntye deputies TO be regarded decided Bona
partists The others will resign The deputies will net
be allowed il appears choose their seats as to mark
the various shades Of opposition but win be placed alpha
betically otherwise, the board may determEnea
NJ CARSor has been elected deputy Of the Seine This
makes only the sixth election to the Legsay Corps in
opposition to the President NJ BLLAUL9 has obtained
concession from the President that four shorthand wr
tiers be admitted to take extended report
than process verbal Of the proceedings Of the Legis
ature but the report is not to be published this
eession will not be worth much. N
review of sixty regiments Of all arms forming total
Of one hundred thousand men, is to take paaes IN the
Champ-de Mars the 18th April This will be the ar-
est review in France since that at Bologne in 1904
The RorHscHILDs said to have been the support
upon which LOUIS NAPoLEos rested in his late financial
movement this for the confidence with which
the operation has effected and its first success The
dangerous side of this decree is the unlimited power as
sumed by the President raise loans without con-
sulting the Legislature.
The social condition of France in the provinces is rep
resented as most terrible The actual number Of pau
pers receiving relief the Government is careful to pub
lish 1t is however, believe, admitted to be 600
but is thought be 3,500,000 In Paris in 1847
there 18 receiving charitable assistance
NJ VLLENEuyE gives list of several towns in which the
paupers vary from one0M to one-Sixth OF the total
number Of inhabitants The Westminster Revis January
1851 gives the following conectural classification Of the
population, which fear is not very wide Of the mark
Millonaires. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Rich .............................. 100000
In easy circumstances $4,000
In moderate circumstances, ............... 42O0OOO
Gaining decent but uncertain subsistence 100000
y. sssha stonco
Gaining scanty ana unc-l .a... s..--.-.-A--
Living in extreme indulgence. .............. 100000
Paupers, thieves, and prostitutes ....... 100000
AZ 600 OOD
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-10
The Gardiner Claim.

We copy the following statement from the leading edi-
tora column of the National IaieAgsnesr OF yesterday
"CAsE GEORGE A. GARDINER, On the 18th ultlmc
the demurrer the indictment in this argued by
Messs Bradley and Carlisle Ia support of and by the Dis
tdc Attorney against the demurrer. The court (Judge
Craword) yesterday delivered elaborate opinion
ruling the demurrer. The will therefore be for trial
at the OF the court"
We glad 10 learn that such of the facts in this
az the proceedings OF court Of justice exhibit may
be expected before long before the public eye.
How far they will develop the alleged connexon of a
high cabinet officer with the remains yet TO be
II is proper however TO add that the neutral press OF
New Orleans has distinctly charged, that by the drec-
tion connisance OF the administration, Mr. Slocum,
the agent sent TO Mexico look into the matter de-
taned sought TO be detained, in New Orleans his
return ia order that the information he brought with him
might out before the meeting OF the Wing Con-
yenlion. Mr.. Socum is understood 10 have been in
Washington, and it is presumable that he has made
his report TO the proper department OF the government
Where is that repori II is understood to contain much
matter OF interest and Importance Why is il withheld
from the public eye! The administration cannot but
know that The connexion OF the present cabinet With
Garinersm generally understood and reported to be
Objectionable and odious the Gaphin scandal Of
the cabinet of General Taylor II there be any in
this widespread impression of the public mind, why this
needless delay in bringing out all The facts of he case
II would appear that full development OF the facts il
feared aud Stunned BY the government Delay is clearly
in the nature Of confession Let have MIR. Socumi
report, the country demands it, Will not Congress cal
for IL If the country is to be sckened by the exposure
OF another Galphnism, why ,ould not the exposure
come promptly