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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,

T. Z G, W. HE9U BUKUj
Watch Makers and Jctccllcrs, 81. Louis, No.,
CT KEEP constantly on hand complete as.
E-I9e sortment of Watches, Jewelry and Silver
xsware. Articles of Jewelry AVID Silver ware
manufactured TO order.
N. B.-Partcular attention paid 10 the repairing
of watches. T. & G. w. HEQUEMBURG,
Corner of Second and Chesnut SITS, st. Louis, Mo
October 81, 1S50-1y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24
F ! R N IT l R E!

<=rz=-7N- WE have just received
IS .l..-.... - .4.s Sdirct from Cincinnati "a r
large and general assort-. 1 f42i2e
ment Of FURNITURE, comprising many yarie-
ties of the latest styles of goods, which for quality
of material, design, workmanship and cheapness,
we believe is unsurpassed in this market. We res
pectfully invite an examination from purchasers
In our rtock will be found
extra rosewood dressing bureau;
A mahogany and walnut bureaus marble top;
10 do do do plain;
do centre tables;
do sideboards;
A secretaries and book cases;
10 walnut and cherry wardrobcs;
"a breakfast and dining tables;
A pair card tables; - small leaf ink stands,
- wash stands; 80 tin safes;
100 bed stcads; Is shuck mattresses;
mahogany sofas and tete atete;
10 do rockers; - cane seat rockers;
81 plain do; "a dozen chairs;
? dozen mahogany plush and hair chairs.
Ware-rooms up stairs, in the building occupied
by us rs a commission house. Entrance both front
and rear. MANSON Il ROBBINS.
glasgow, April Is, 1852.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24
THURSDAY PACKET.

For Jefferson City, BoonriIe, Glasgow and
Cambridge.
.fCZG.e, The new and elegant passenger steam
- - er, KATE SWINNEY, A. c. GoDpIN,
Master, is now making (and will continue through
out the season. weekly trips TO the ports above
named; leaving St. Louis every Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock, arriving on Friday at Augusta, South
Point, Washington, Lacks, Pitzer's, Loutre Island,
Hermann, Portland, St. Aubert, Smiths, Cotes
Sans Dessein, Mouth of Usage, Jefferson City.
Mouth of Cedar, Claysville, Stanley's, Marion and
Martin's;-and on Saturday at Nashville, Provi-
dencc, Rocheport, Boonville, Arrow Rock, Gas-
gov and Cambridge. Returning, will leave Glas-
Cow on Sunday, at II A. NJ, and touch at all the
points to Rocheport; on Monday arrive at Wash
ington, and be at St. Louis early on Tuesday morn
Ing.
C1g1 Capt. Goddin and his officers promise their
undivided attention to passengers and shippers and
hope to receive liberal share of patronage.
NOTICE.-The above days of arrival and de-
parure will be adhered TO until the first day of
August next, and during the remainder of the sea-
son, the ''Kate Swinney" will leave ST. Louis eve
ry Saturday at e P. NJ, and Glasgow every Tues
day at II A.. NJ.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24
8. II. FLINT s. co. a
= DEALERS IN EAR
-I s2lH Cabinet Furniture Chairs, Nv
Feathers, Mattresses, Looking Glasses, &c.

Materials for Cabinet Makers and
Upholsters, viz:
Mahogany and Rose wood plank and Venecrs-
Fancy mouldings-Varnish, Glue Casters
Screws, Locks. &c-Looking
Glass Plates--Eair cloths
Pushes of various qualities and coors-W Webbing
springs; tacks and Irvine; Curtain fixtures,
cords, tassels, window shades, sc.
No. 9 Main ST., beticeen Market and Chestnut,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
S. B. Flint, St. Louis,
c. Flint Il Jones, N. Orleaus.
Cyrus Flint, New York.
st. Louis, Nov. 6.
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c. ID. SULLIVAN s. CO..

JEWELLERS WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS.
No. SO, Fourth street-st Louis, Mo-,
r. large and well selected assortment of
"a Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Spoons,
g. Il &C., constantly on hand for sale low
All kinds of Jewelry made TO order and neatly
repaired. Engraving neatly executed, and all orders
promptly attended to.
The highest price paid for old Gold and Silver.
st. Louis, April 3, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24

- There has not been couple divorced
in the State of South Carolina since the Re-
volutionary war.
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SENDRIES.
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
s---y-zq-z= JUST RECEIVED, per Ben
s. ,v-,s--r .,.s West, Saranall, &C., fu supply
etspE2-zzz4--tESof Furniture, among which may
be found
40 dressing bureaus; 100 tea stands;
Is dining and breakfast tables;
l25 doz. chairs, from So 10 500 per dozen;
10 double and single mattresses;
fine sofas; 81 work stands;
doz rocking chairs; . doz children's chairs;
i doz Tin safes; doz writing desks:
all Of which will be sold unusually low for cash or
produce. [mhlS] j. S. THOMSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24

AZ The population Of Lexington, Ky.
according TO the laie census is 1864.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24
Pure Rrandies, wines. sc.

Pure Brandies, Wines. sc.
VIZ L beg TO call the special attention Of our
w friends and customers, and the trade gener-
ally, 10 our extensive stock of
PURE BRANDIES, WINES, &c.,
direct from New York, purchased carefully from
under government bond the Custom House certif.
Gates accompanying each package, embracing the
following brands:
2hf pipes otard, Dupuy & Co. pale brandy;
2qr A. segnctlc pale brandy:
2ar {! dark do;
) or " extra pale do;
cask natural port wine;
. i. d. :" -
, sweet " d"
" Burgundy " 90
2 q Sicily Madeira g
9 l." sweet Malaga
9 " claret I"
N. f. g
:. fine Holland Gin;
10 barrels old peach brandy;
ID . o Bourbon whisky;
90 rye do;
Customers and physicians wishing TO purchase
pure article of Brandy or Wine, may rely on tn
above liquors being pure, having been purchase
under the personal supervision of one of the firm o.
the most advantageous terms the eastern marke
affords We therefore respectfully solicit cal
and examination before purchasing elsewhere.
mh25 PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24
GENTS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.


EDWARD N. PARKER, No. so, Main ST.. is
II now daily receiving his spring and summer
assortment of Gents Furnishing Goods, viz:
Linen bosom shirts, all styles and qualities;
300 doz linen collars, do do.
Heavy silk shirts and drawers;
All styles wool - %
Gauze Shaker flannel shirts and drawers;
Spring and summer silk shirts;
Gau2e. merinO and cotton .
Fancy French bosom
Fancy colored bosom %
Summer silk and linen cravats, new style;
Rich fancy satin - "
All kinds black sill; "
New styles white figured stocks for evening;
Summer hair stocks, satin and bombasin do;
Suspeniers and shoulder braces;
Wool, merino and cotton half hose;
Beaver, kid, silk and Isle gloves;
Gentlemen's morning robes;
Linen bOrdered, silk and linen handlierchiefs;
Cloth, hair, nail and tooth brushes;
Cologne, lavender and Luhins extracts;
Hair oils, soaps and shaving creams;
Umbrellas, carpet bags and satchels;
Shaving brushes, dress and pocket combs;
Leather port monies and silk purses.
In fact every article usually kept in a gentle
mains Quitting establishment. All articles will
be sold at wholesale or retail at less than eastern
prices for cash. EDWARD N. PARKER,
May 6-3m No so Main street.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24

1852. Spring arrangement. 1852
FOR WESTON, ST. JOSEPH & SAVANNAH.
.fCTn The splendid, fine, fast running, and
Il light draught passenger Steamer Ell
pASO, A. Wineland, Master, will ply as regular
packet between st. Louis and the above ports,
navigation and will continue in the trade through
out the season.
For freight or passage, apply on board or 10
MANSON & ROBBINS, Agents.
Glasgow, Feb 10. 1888
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24
HEMP! HENIP!!

AM in the market for Hemp, at the highest
L cash prices, deliverable at my factory in North
Glasgow and desire 10 receive call from the far
mers Of the vicinity. JAS. MLONEY
Glasgow, Jau IS, ISj2--tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24
IRON MOUNTAINIR
bar and Sheet Iron, s. Nails assorted

MANUFACTURED from Missouri Iron noun.
Villain Iron, by CHoUTEAU, HARRIsoE & VALE.
LOUIS Mo.
st. Louis, Jan %, 1s52-y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24
1852. SEASON .qRRaNGEMENT 1856:
Saturday Packet
J. M. CLENDENIN,


On PLACE OF THE STEAMER GEN. LANE.)
For Jefferson City, Rocheport, Boonrale, Glasgow
and BrunSwick, Missouri Rircr.
AE~N The new and elegant light draught
'ST1ass=FAtsslt a passenger steamer J. NJ. GLEN
DENIM, II. w. SMITH, master
will, upon the opening of navigation, make weekly
trips TO Brunswick and intermediate ports, leaving
st. Louis every Saturday at s O'Clock, p. NJ
Returning, she will leave Brunswick on Tuesday
morning, at e O'Clock, A. NJ, and Glasgow at u
M, and arrive at Arrow Rock, Boonville, Old
Franklin and Rocheport same day; Wednesday
will be at Providence, Nashville, Martins Landing
Marion, Claysvile, Jefferson City, Smiths Land.
ing, St. Aubert, Portland, Hermann, Pitzer's
Pinkney, Washington, South Point and Augusta
and arrive in st. Louis on Thursday morning.
The J. NJ. Clendenin was built expressly for The
Brunswick packet trade, and is unsurpassed il
point of strength speed, elegance and light draught
Her officers pledge themselves to spare no efforts
10 advance the interests of shippers and contribute
10 the comfort of passengers.
For freight or passage apply on board, or 10
N. Wall, st. Louis,
Spotswood & Parker Providence,
Taylor & Jackman, Rocheport,
R0S S W y hOr'er' Boonville,
Capt. E. H. Dennis, Old Franklin,
j. A. ]. Adderton, Arrow Rock,
Manson & Robbins, Glasgow,
p B'i BriaRsr' & o"tealf' Brunswick,
Glasgow, Feb 19-1S52-ds
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TO FARMERS.

TO FARMERS.
VNHE SUBSCRIBERS are prepared to pay
l. the highest cash price for
HEMP, BACON, LARD
and Produce generally and will Receive and Ship
reasonable terms, the produce of such as prefer
selling in a Foreign market, rendering prompt ac-
count of sales. MANSON & ROBBINS.
Glasgow, Jan 10, 1852
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24

lust RECEIVED-Per" Clendcnin" / cask
- pure Cogniac Brandy, Port and Madeira Wine
expressly for medicinal purposes, rosn soap, ten
gallons bay rum, one barrel olive oil, fresh oil, &C.,
which we offer at low rates.
April % DIGGES & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24
Regular Packet

For Leriagton, Independence and 81. Joseph.
FL h The entirely new, staunch-built and
$3.50. tsszs.- = splendid passenger steamer BANNER
STATE, William Conley, master, will run as a reg
ular packet in the above trade.
The Banner State was built expressly for the
Missouri river and is one of the most mfortaJlc
and Substantial boats in the trade Passengers and
shippers may rely upon her running regularly
throughout the entire season.
FOR freight or passage apply on board or to
Jan. 90. MANSON & ROBINS. Agents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24

CoMMoNPLACE WoMEN.-We know not
WHO'S the author of the following paragraph,
and have forgotten where we found it, but it
contains truth which it is well to be re-
minded of now and then: "Heaven knows"
says our unknown writer, chow many SIM
pie letters from simple-minded women have
been kissed, cherished or wept over by men
of far loftlcr intellect. Therefore it was no
marvel that the childish epistlc of Hope
Ansted was read and re-read, with linger-
ing eyes and a throbbing heart. So it will
always be to the,,and of. time. 1t is lesson
worth learning by those young creatures
who seek to allure by their accomplishments
or to dazzle by their genius, that though he
may admire, no man ever loves woman
for these things. He loves her for what is
essentially distinct from, though not positive
ly incompatible with them,--her woman's
nature and her woman's heart. That is why
we so often see man of high genius or in
tellectual power pass by the De Stacls and
the Corrimss, to take into his bosom some
waysdc flower who has nothing on earth tc
make her worthy of him, except that she is
what SO few your female celebrities are
IA true woman"
The allusion to Madame de Stael reminds
us of the singular feeling of admiration anc
aversion with which she was regarded by
Byron. "She writes octavos," he used &c
say, .anl talks folios." ''She was the mos
intellectual woman of them all" and ''hel
company was delightful-;;tor half an hot,rr
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24
UNWRITTEN MUSIC.



-
)ost thou not hear it? IT'S upon the breeze,
And by the brookside, in the forest aises,
And far away where cloud and sunshine meet
In the deep azure sky. The symphonies
or spring are gushing fervently and free
As early orison from the pure hearts
And lips of childhood. From the valley green,
Where wave the slender willows, upward steals
The low, clear tinl;ling of the rivulet,
As though it Knocked the rowing zephyr's search
For its sweet hiding place. The bird and bee
Sing 10 the blossoms, and their minstrelsy
Calls forth the queenly rose, as erst the lay
OF bard was wont to herald the approach
Of beauty 10 the tournament On high
The sky-lark bathes his bosom in the cloud,
And every tiny drop within it thrills
TO his glad melody, as thrills the hearts
or some vast multitude of listeners
When Swedens song-bird sings.
Around the ewes
Fits the young blue-bird and the little wren
With its low, piping note, the humming-blrd
Bright as a folying rainbow, while afar
Everglade comes up the call
Ofsweet-voiced dwellers in the solitude.
Where the dark cedar filings its messy bonghs
Ger the white-crest dogwood trees, is heard
The winding of the locusts tiny horn;
While from the beeches grove, the katty-did
Sends forth her merry challenge. AT the morn
The gay grass-hopper, with its fairy fife
Sounds shrill revee, bnd swift at eve
The elves come trooping to the beetles drum;
Then. when the thunder, with its organ swell,
Pcals through the dome of Heaven, how softly fall
The footsteps of the rain-like to band
Of gentle worshippers, slow entering
The temple of the Lord.
OH what a word
OF Acknowledgement music lies around
Our daily path-way;in the morning air,
The noontde glory, and the dewy fall
or dusky twilight; in the carolings
OF bird and breeze, the murmer of the leaves,
And the loW-gliding streamlet. Shall we note
Their many-braided melodies? or give again
Their spells of song 10 thousands? None-not one
And yet the poorest slave may reve in
This music, written by the hand of God.
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d. PERRY, THO. J. BARTHoLo
PERRY G BARTH0L0W,

Grocers, Dealers in Hemp, and Produce Generally,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
GLASGOW, NO.
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wall paper and bordering.

A VERY large stock, in great variety of patterns
~ in store and for salelow
Mayo W. +. BIRCH & SON.
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SUGAR AND COFEEE-NEyv CRor
SALT.

400 bags G. A. salt; 1915 bags L. B. salt;
20 bbls Kanawha do; 100 bags for table use;
cheapby 1mh1S] J. S. THOMSON.
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u her limits. aud thus avoid ail causes d

10 her limits. and thus avoid all causes /
irritation.
Tie necessary appropriations for imrol
tnht works Of tvfliticntioil ARE feroIninent
cd.
More means afs needed for the CON
rletion Of the system Of river aud liufbu
improvements embraced within tllv lat
oct Of Congress.
The Navy Department Ia In a prosper
ons condition. The recent operations ,
the navy attest It's usefulness. lntefes
ting information has recently been obtain
cd from an exploring expedition despatch
ed TO examine the Amazon river, from til
confines OF Peru to It's mouth.
A rlau suggested by the Secretary 0
the Navy for the establishment Of u per
lnalient corps, and tile reorganization 6
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Ia high
ly commanded.
The receipts from postage exhibit ,
dimiunlion OF 23 per cent, from those o
the year previous but the President i
fully Of opinion, that the system Of chem
postage will prove ultimately felnnnera
tive, aud trusts that the old rates will nev
or be resumed.
A large number Of suggestions Of prop
or subjects OF Legislation. which were
embraced In tho last Message. aud not act
cd upon by Congress, are renewed Ia the
present document,
The President bears high testimony te
the zeal aud efficiency Of tho metilbers ol
the Executive Department of the Gov.
erllmeut, and recon mends the enactment
OF proper legal penalties for the protection
of,he Treasury from corruption aud spec.
ula,ioll.
Some space Ia devoted To review and
vindieation Of the doctrine OF nol.intcryen.
lion. The President recalls ouf position
In former times, aud points out the wis
dom Of the rigid course Of neutrality then
pursued. He maintains that the expaa.
sion Of our country, and Our increase IN
strength aud resources ought not to
change our policy lie looks upon the
doctrine Of Intervention as seductive aud
dangerous, and points TO recent history aa
an illustration Of the fact that 1t will III.
volve It's IN difficulties aud wars, injurious
to our national Integrity aud tending TO
the s,ibyersion Of our beneiicent republic.
ali system. Our policy, says he. Is wise.
ly TO govern ourselves. and thereby to set
such an example Of national justice, pros.
perity, aid true glory, as shall teach to ali
nations the blessings of sal.govcinineiit
and the unparalleled enterprise aud sue.
Gees Of u free people.
We will not mar the consistent aud
beautiful argument OF the message ia con.
aeution with this subject by u farther at.
tempt to abridge i.--contenting ouselves
by referring the reader to the concluding
portions Of the message, as eloquent.
sound aud patriotic.
The President terminates by suying,
that having been called by an unexpected
TO the highest trust, at sen.
son of embarrassment aud alnrm, he had
entered upon its duties with extreme dif-
Iiience, and claims only to have discbarg.
ID them to the best Of his ability. aud with
4 single eye to The public good.
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overwhelming majority In the Legislature
oi New York. we hope II viii ses the
good TO ba achieved by successfully u,g.
lla them to repeal the laws. II the de-
lnoefacy Of New York are sincere Ii, thsi,
pfoteatations Of respect for the rights ol
the South, surely they will respond favor.
ably toa suggestion from the Ua,ion ior
change IN the law which has been 80
effective i,l rendering Mr.. Lennon pennl.
less, We shall soon seq what nclion The
Democratic Legislature Of Now York
will take OH the subject"
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JAraN.--The eyes OF the whole worlt
are now turaed TO Japsn. the shores o
which are about to be visited by mi ex
pedi,ton fitted out by our 3overnment. III
the December number OF De Bows Reuieic
the rayes OF whsci. always abound ia val.
uable and interesting Information, We find
an elaborate article on the subject Of ia.
pan, fse'a wiach It appears that that re.
ilowned empire consists of $3.50 islands,
having an area Of 100000 square miles,
or about six times that OF the State OF New
York. Niphosl, the largest island has
mouatains from 5000 10 la,O00 feet hirh.
The whole japanese group is volcanic,
aud earthquakes are common. Tie is
iauds are IN the latitude Of the United
States. end the productions of the rouatrv
are the same, with the sddi,ional Que Of
tea. The mineral wealth OF the island is
great gold, silver. copper. iron aud coal
being abundant. None are allowed to
trade with the japanese but the Dutch.
and these olily at the port oi Nankssaki
IL Is estimated that the trade Of the islands
would I've worth to us more tiian $500 ,O00.-
600 annually The gosernr,ent or Japai.
Is that Of q hereditary absolute rnonarchy,
The laws are few bur very cruel, all crimes
nearly being punished with death, and
some with the death. not only of TIE per
son coiamitiing the crime, but of ali his
relatives The annual revenues Of Japan
amonat ~ about Sli,D 600, ,O00. The ,,oO,
,,i.fssa.. X Sf n1f f4hn 80 - y.s
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THE DATON ROUGE GAZETTE,
M. q. BRYAN, Editor and Proprietor,
Uffiev on church Street.



The RATION ROUGE GAZETTE IL publish.
s-e every sAruWssv morning, al ss,no pee ais,stt'
rssable IN advance, os $500 al the espirasses, oi
hsk months.
ADVERTISING. .-~-one dollss per Square Tot
the ksst asestiun, and half that price tvs every
.aasesusnt sertto,-.en linss, or lees, eons't.-
ting slhafs. ~
fEAkLx ADVERTISING G.--MctchsHts Ira
aers, and others, wall be contracted with on the
ssest liberal tsrms.
All POLITICAL L Adj REssE.S, tcs the exnlu-
slve .snsat sf individuals, will I've chcsged a. ad.
vsfsiacmrnts,
An ADpERtiSEMENvS Of a PERSONAL.
NATURE twheHevss admit,edi Will be charged
al the rate ot twa dollars per SOS asv, aud payment
sesussed invariably in advance.
AL Advertisements hot marked wssh the nu't~
,~r OF insertions WI be pwblished t,lt forbid, or AT
the option ot the psblishen
PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fes ten lines OF less, net si,efebte, months !.
no do do DO DO q do 7,
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SLEEP, LorE,s
ny II, 5. eeeSwrls..


Sleep sose--toldcd in NY ssrms.
J viii guard thee imm'all harms,
As thou ileasest Down the stream
1f some lovc-enchanted dream,
While the rosy languor life,
san thy s!aaibx-veiled eyes,
Sleep, love,
Softly Sigh, o summer wind,
Thw~eh her dark locks uHesnhned,
lie aos sslr fragrant tpcss,
OF this tsir heads lovelincss
Whisper Ia her dream, aud tell
Ths: I love her, wiidly--well.
Sleep, love
Rest thee, while these arms eu,wine
Youth and beauty, such as thine
Sleep aud les thy pillow be
This fond heart, that beats for thee I,
Know that him thcu lowest beex,
Clasps thee to his happy brast,
Sleep. love,
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| tn OH excellent article ON The trials o
n President" the New York Epeniaa
Post, democratic authority, gives the
following sketch VI the indecent greediness
fits party:
| "From the very day the election Of Gen
Pierce became reduced to matter Of com,
parative certainty, down to The preseul
hour, lie has been dogged from city 10 city
and from village to village, from his office
to his house, and from his house to hi.
barn, from his barn to his kitchen. by q
horde of predatory politicians. determined
at every sacrifice OF convenience or pro.
priety. to make All early impression on
his mind OF the value of their services
III the late canvass, aud to show how
largely they contributed 10 its auspicious
result.
"Some 70 III committees, some no alone,
some with letters, some without, some
with newspapers containing reports oi
poor speeches--srch men always make
poor speeches--which they had delivered
at soMe little peddlington hickory pole
raising; and some with patent rat trap
OF mamoth pumpkin to present or exhibit
all 20 upon one pretence or another, TO
Concord to see General Pierce, and all ex.
pect him to give them his entire confidence
to tell Them with the understanding that
it shall go no further, whom he has deter
mined 10 select. for his cabinet, or If his
selection hiss not been made, to aid him
with their disinterestpd advice. All feel
equally at liberty 10 discuss with him the
future policy of his administration and 20
tell him Whist course, and what course on
", will give satisfaction to tue free aud in-
dependent electors Of little PeddIington.
s.Ail these pfetences for sharing the re-
sponsibilities Of General Pierce in the forn-
ation Of his cabinet, aud in conducting the
government after his Inauguration, are
presented under all possible guisss but tile
truth. Every imaginable art or device il
eRployed 70 impose upon him, No Que
tells him the truth.
We incline 10 think. however, that all
this iunketing. speech-making. travelling.
lying and tdckery. is very badly invested
La the first place, no one knows better
than GeneraI Pierce that he was beholden
TO nobody for his nomination or his elec-
ton. He was nominated, not because he
was the FIRST choice Of any one out of New
Hampshire. for he was not; uor because