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JAPAN.-MUsT WE FIGHT,

Our readers saw from Mr.. Webster's letter
what the American government desires of the
Asogoon. II all seems perfectly reasonable
The Question is, will he grant itl Dare he
grant IN The Ziogoon is as much slave
as any man in his despotically governed king.
dom. II his Council do not agree with him,
ne must Immediately descend from his throne.
and another person must take his place. We
should doubt very much whether he will SO far
violate the ancient law of the realm. as ia
grant the request of our government. and
should he feel disposed to do so, it is eve,
more doubtful whether his Council win PERM,
him. Every commercial nation in Europe
has. IN turn, attempted to do peaceably, the
very thing which We are about 10 attempt, and
lot one Of them has succeeded. This was be-
fore the China war an event which il is to be
supposed has added greatly 10 the jealousy Of
that exceedingly jealous people.
We fear, then, that the only alternative will
be to fight. and il, as has been asserted, they
have treated our seamen, thrown by distress
on their coast, With barbsrity, We certainly
have good cause Of war. We are glad, a. the
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YELLOW FEVER.

The National lntelligencer, upon the auihori-
y of letters received from Rio, and upon that
of'he Minister Of Brazil. positively conuadicts
the statement in New York paper of the 23d
inst. that the yellow fever was prevailing in
that TO an alarming extent, when the Isa-
bella HYDE left, on the 18th of last March. As
this city has intimate connections through
the -four trade with Rio. ii is proper that this
fact should be known.
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PiTIABLE Casa colored man was found
dead near the iron bridge in Georgetown, d.
s., on Saturday night, having died from small
pox and exposure. He had crawled to the
edge OF the creek to slake his thirst, and so
died.
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GREEN CoRs.-The N. o. Picayune exults
over the receipt ola batch of ''roas,ing ears"
while in adjoining paragraph it laments the
cold weather, rendering fire and oyercoats in
dispensable
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SEAYREs, CELE BRA A E.
~ - IVER i Prennred from TIE -


D~IAs LIVER PILLS-Prepared from tie M0ss
obtained as the Rockbridge (Va.) Aluzn SpriaSsS-
These Pills are confidently recommended as
having all the virtues OF the water, and IN
many cases they are preferable. In derange.
ment of the stomach and bowels, or want OF
action in the liver their immediate effect upon the
liver and kidneys especially, entitie them to public
consideration If the patient be bilious they search
cut the bile and expel it from the system-unlike
all other Pills, they may be taken with IMMUNITY,
them calculated to injure any one. In cutaneous
diseases and eruptions OF the skin OF Whatever
sort they sure remedy and particularly etfca-
cious in diseases such as females are subject to-
dropsies, fatulency &C., &c. These Pills may Just
ly be styled an universal remedy, as they are de-
cidedy the best in for the cure of all diseases
resulting from irregular habits After their use
has been continued tor time, the whole system
inyigorated and the patient is restored to
perfect health. They carefully prepared and
put up in walls of IO0 at 81 each liberal discount
will be made to Druggists.
For sale by JOHN H. SEAYRES, Columbian 10.
tel, Purcell Ladd g. Co., Main street, S. NJ .Zachris.
e. Co.. Druggists, Broad street, o. A. Strecker,
Druggists, Market Bridge, Richmond; James Cooke
Co., Fredericksburg; Rushton, Clarke & Co.,
New York; Dyott & Son, Philadelphia; E. L..
Stroecher Il Co., Macon, Ga; F. J. Sampson, Pow
hatan CT. House N. T. Watkins, Halifax Court
House; G. Fl. Jones & Co., Petersburg W. H
Gilman Washington, D. c.. Walter Ii. Middleton,
Farmvile, Va; H. G. Archer, Dauville Coleman
& Rogers, Druggists, Market street, Mortimer s.
Mowbray, Baltimore; and Druggists generally,
wholesale and retail. fe 3
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SALE OF REAL EsrArE.--The Brick Tenement
now occupied BY sanxay. ON Market bridge
formerly occupied by Smith, Drinker & Morris
booksellers was sold last evening at auction by w
Goddin, Esq, Auctioneer-Augustas A. Hughes
the purchaser, al $500.
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Frnx.--A frr broke out between ioaud II o'clock
last night in the stable OF DR.. Bolton, between 9Th
and 5th, and between Grace and Bread streets, IN
Monroe Ward. The hremsn were on the spot In
the twinkIing Of an eye, end soon extinguished the
are bus not until Il had burned horse to death,
and severely scorched another. An old negro man,
who attempted to lead the horses out, was also
burnt, though learn not seriously If the simple
experiment OF bndfolding the horses, of putting
saddles ON their backs had been adopted they
would hare comeout very readily, whereas it has
always been found impossible to move them with
the bride merely.
The fire is supposed to be the work of an incen
diary.
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STEAMER SUsK.--The steamer Choctaw
struck q snag and sunk, on the Ilth inst.,s in
the Mississippi. Loss, 500 bales of cotton.
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CncUrT SUPERIOR COURT OF LAw.-Before
Judge Cramp.-C Commonwealth VS.. HIN. Muu-
Null was indicted for stealing watch and cloak
from Mr.. Goddin, in the month of February. 1851.
No verdict rendered last night.
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NARROW EscAPE.-The Lynchburg Express
says that on Wednesday last, as the packet
was endeavoring to cross the river, which was
very high, the rope across the river broke, and
the boat drifted towards the dam. Fortunately
a flaw of wind sent the boat into an eddy be-
hind rock, the captain and hands jumped in.
TO the foaming stream. swan ashore and sue
ceeded in saving the boat and passengers
The fright was excessive.
Dir. Spencer Weaver, of Bedford County.
was one of the passengers, on his way to yisi,
his friends at the North, in very feeble health.
The alarm and excitement was too much for
his delicate system, and he sunk under them,
dying the same day.
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DIsusIoE IN ALABAMA.-Thsre were seven
~ one divorces legalized at the recent session
ofthe Alabama legislature.
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RuNAwAr.-Mary, slave to Jane Baker, was -.
rested, on Monday, By watchman Carter, "a 4 rup..
way She was seat home Ia custody Of an officer
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AssAULr.-James II. Stoles, seaman belonging
to the schooner Almira, lying at Rocketts was
brought before the Mayor, yesterday charged with
refusing to do duty-using abusive language to-
wards the mate-and threatening to kin the cap
tain Of the vessel, Mr.. German Smith A witness
for the accused being absent The case was contin
ued until to-day, and Stoles was renanded To iail
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DIED,
vtpcINIA ANN.

On yesterday, 9th inst, Mrs. VlRGlEl,As a.. ANN,
wife of Mr. John Goode, and daughter OF ihon1s ss
Brown, Esq, of Chesterfield county, In the z' u
year of her age. The friends and tbis
the family are requested attend her funerai ..s
evening 18th inst at o'clock from the residences
~ har z, shana between 18th and goth streets.
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70 To the Voters of the Civ of
Richmond.-The Legislature of Virginia hsy.
ing very recently passed an Act. creating the
office OF Sheriff for the said city, hereby re-
spectfuily announce myself candidate for ths,
Office JESSE F KEESFF
ap 24-dt27may
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CANDIDATES FOR 0FFIrE

t. Te the Voters 81 lHacs----s=
compnence WIN nominaf1ou Of me BY se,.1-a,
voters,4 tn the Republican {snd Other n.,s ssfal
March Nth, and . letter OF the same dsss i. q
dressed 20 me BY large number Of nv s.,1 "a
cifizenSs have declared myself and sun ~, 'show
didate for the Office OF Commouw eaIsL,sa s az
torney IN the Circuit Court of this city. wa. at.
to be fcd by you the 9th of NAV. If go asa e
BY your cLoice, will strive to justly your sored
dence. r. 'wIr sona-
- To the Voters Of Henrico G.
AT Inc solicitation OF my friends, hereby sn,sy.
myself candidate for the Office OF Con.1 ~
the county of Henrico, piedgng myself Il go. loT
to attend strictly to all the duties pertaining =,
Office faithful. Yours, 'as
ap26-3r WILLIAM r. WAnr
fY= To the Voters of Hcnrico e.,
OWING to the indsposton OF nay MEATH.
by my present occupation, and through INC 80.
earnest solicitations of my friends herst- Ay
nounce my selt candidate for the Office ~ 4. az
stable for the county OF Henrico pledging myself
ing to the Office faithfully and impartiav p1''@a'
ap 21-tde CALEB II. CHILDREss
rY Sheri1aity of Richmoud.--ya a..
HOters Of the City Of Richmond -FELIoyv r., -.
zEss: 1t is already known to you thatT am 81
ddate for the Office which heads this carl - -
nee created by the Legislature Of Virginia under
our new constitution. For the pait five 49,"
have acted as Sheriff in the city OF Ricbpo1S -.
have thus afforded You an opportuGity of indctr-
of my fitness longer TO serve you; and s5onla +
please you to continue your Sheriff ty1,t.
with the aid OF my experience SO to riscns,sa
the duties OF the office, as to merit your enti-s az
probation Yours, respectfully
ap 27-dtde THoaA w. boswell,
% Commissioner OF the Revep,.
The undersigned respectfully offers himself a CO..
didate for the Office of. Ceramissioner of ~.
Revenue tor the city OF Richmond, al the az
preaching election.
ap Glide EDWIN BURTON, ST.
EY To the Voters of Henri.
G. ounty. Fellow Citizens AT the soIir;ss
ti0D of many friends in various parts of the cnnr
ty, hereby announce myself as did throngb ,ha
medium OF other papers some weeks ago csn5i
date for the office OF commemorative Attor.
ney, for Henr1co county, with the assurance tba.
If elected its important duties will be DISCHARGED
with promptness and fidelity
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
ap 2l-dtde+ JOHN n. DAVIS
- To the Voters of Henrico Ceuutx
At the solicitation of many friends in the county as
Henrico to be candidate for the office of Prase
cutting Attorney, | respectfully announce nv
self candidate for that Office.
Respectfully, JOHN b. GREGORY
ap 5-d&wi4M~
70 To the Voters of the Civ af
RichmOnd.-The Legislature of Virginia bsv
ing very recently passed Act. creating tbs
office OF Sheriff for the said city, hereby r.
spectfu'ly announce myself candidate for ina,
office. JESSE F KEESFF
ap 24-dt27may
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OPENING OF THE MAYORS CouRr.-Owing to
the continued ill health of our worthy Mayor he
has been obliged for the last two or three months
to defer the opening of his court until IL O'Clock
A. M. The days having become longer and the sea.
son more pleasant and healthful, on and after
Monday next he will be 10 attendance at his office
for the transaction of business at 10 A. M.
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- To the Voters of Henrico Ceuu,x
At the solicitation of many friends in the county a
Henri to be candidate for. the office of Pra.e.
cutting Attorney, respectfully announce nv
self candidate for that Office
Respectfully, JOHN b. GREGORY
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ap as-st

t Every one who has suffered with frost bitten
feet, rheumatism, ague cake, spinal affection, sore
ness of the breast, &C., knows that II. g. Farrels
Arabian Liniment gives almost immediate relief,
when all other medicines fail; and we verify be.
lieve if those persons had bottle OF this &C.
LIBERATED remedy, and could get no more, they would
not take fifty dollars for il. See advertisement.
For sale by PURCELL. LADD g. Co., corner o
Main and l4th streets, Richmond, Va. I
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DRUsK.-Alexander Farrer, white man, was ar
rested while in state of intoxication, on Monday
By officer Pearce aud taken to the cage re was,
on Yesterday, discharged with an admon!tion BY
his Honor.
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pRA CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

6g&H The subscriber has on hand, at his
Concentrating establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, (l3th and l4th streets,)
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariottees,
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops, and
Sulkies all of his own make of the best materials
and workmanship. All of which will be sold as low
as good work of the kind can be in the city of
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
in want OF any article in the Carriage line, am
determined to make TO order and sell at the lowest
prices possible; and all work sold that ia new, war
rsnted. MICAJAH MANGUM.
an % DIN,
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We are authorized tn state that the Execu-
tive Mansion will be thrown open this evening at
O'Clock, when Governor Johnson will be pleased
to receive visitors.
We understand that the above invitation is meant
to extend to ladies, well as to gentlemen, resi-
dent or visit to the city
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FaYs THE PREss.--Much has peen said in the
pubic prints regarding the virtues of Bogles Hype.
rion Fluid. and Boge's Amole, as being respective
ly unsurpassed the for cleansing and rsgenera-
ting the hair, and the other for shaving and wash
ing These articles have now stood the test OF the
strictest scientific investigation, and been used by
thousands of our citizens, and are now pronounced
the only articles really worthy of place al the
toilet Sold by the inventor, William Bogie, 277
Washington street
For sale in Richmond by
SEABROOK g. REEVE,
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VEDAK TAK.-M0KE HOME TEsTT:

RICHMOND, April 26th 1852
Mr.. p. HORTON KEAcH-Dear Sir: Having usad
Mrs Norris Cedar Tar in my own case with COM
plete success, after all other remedies had failed
take pleasurei in bearing testimony to its virtues
and confidently recommend il as superior 10 all
other medicines for the cure of diseases similar 10
that have been afflicted with. I would simply
state, that for about three years my constitution
was wasting away from CONSUMPTION | had
several severe hemorrhages, fevers and night
sweats violent cough, oppression of the chest and
asthma. Last fall commenced taking the Cedar
Tar-I have not had hemorrhage since every
symptom of my disease has left me, and am being
rapidly restored to health.
Yours, truly, S. A. VAUGHAN.
Recommendations.
BALTIMORE, March IL, 1881.
Mrs. B. B. Norris: Dear Madam-It gives me
great pleasure in recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine Cedar Tar) as an excel.
lent preventative curative in the first signs Of
bronchial affections or diseases of the lungs and
also as very valuable tonic.
Yours, very respectfully,
t. H. WRIGHT, M. D.
81 subscribe with pleasure and full confidence to
the good effects OF the Cedar Tar, prepared and
sold by Mrs Norris in many cases Of diseases, hav
ing prescribed it frequently, and always with good
effects A. RICH. M D.
March 81, 1851.
Other testimony from citizens of Richmond can
be furnished on application.
The Cedar Tar cures Bronchitis, Consumption,
Dyspepsia, Asthma, kidney and Scrofulous Afec
tions, Piles, &c. Price 81 per bottle Whenever
the Tar becomes too thick TO drop freely il should
be warmed by the fire.
For sale in Richmond by
P. HORTON REACH, 81 Main street,
General Agent for Eastern Virginia
and nak.a q
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ATTENTION. BLUES:
Al Attend meeting of your company at Militia
"a ny Hall, This Evening, at o'clock. As bust
III ness of importance will be brought before the
~ company 1t is desirable that there should be a
full attendance. By order of the Captain.
an % j. H. FREEMAN, o. s..
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~HOB,I.YWOOD CEaETER - ne
49,, Meeting of the Hollywood Cemetery Com
nanv will be nsld at the store of Thomas o. Chari
FFilis a Co, ON TUESDAY NEXT, the 4th DAY Oh
Nav. at o'clock in the afternoon
nay 90 ~, WIN II HAXALL, Secretary
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80 To she Voters of Henrico Carr
AT Inc solicitation Of my friends hereby
myself candidate for the Office oil Con.fa IL
the county of Henrco, piedging myself If sse+ lo
Office faithful Yours, " tas
ap 26-3t WILLIAM r. wAnr
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TO the Citizens Of Rfchm0nas
A and strangers visIsinG the City.
If you wish 10 have your hair cut end dressed "
the most fashionsble and tasty manner sna yo1I
whiskers changed to beautiful black OF pIo
then can at the American Hair Dressing sa ~
md shampooing Saloon, under the Americsn -
tel. pATtfs Il All
hours. Price Is cents, or five tickets ZOE -.
10
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, DIR. ADDINGTON, (Gra-
duate) Denfisf-PRACTITION.

~IlYTYYER SINCE 1912, invites attention
TO few more new facts.
He has ceased to pick his own teeth, complain of
the newspapers, and sigh over taking another ex-
ira nap whilst waitng for the non.arriyai of an
aching victim. Why Because, Mr.. Common
Sense has made known, that the Doctor pulls TIE eth
for rs cents ils with silver at 81 cts and with gold
for rs cts; then his upper sets cost only $50 /;
therefore, few friends of Mr. c. s. have sought out
Dr. Addinetcn's ofticsl ap %
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war is to come, that We have better ground for
i than the miserable pretext offered BY Mr.
John Quincy Adams, in his famous Chinese
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:. me af,ietsd are particularly blessed u having paw
within their reach such sovereign s iss ~ y
n g " 20 nr uamptons Vegetable Tincture has
.ns D99a ,ses to be- sedo indeed i such an in
ppal,,abls remedy brought before the public in 50
cheap form We are ~ rna, :, are psrp
5srs IL the way of curing diseases, but this
T;nct,,re has built for itself solid foundation in the
.nbic cogfdence and to the afflicted, it is gem OF
the first WAFER.
n a STRECKERS extensive Medicine Ware.
house Main street. who viii give pamphlets gratis.
See advertisement in today's paper. ap 10
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= sheriGalty oil Kichmnnhr. ;.

Commissioner OF the Reyeppa
The undersigned respectfully offers himself = CO..
didate for the Office of. Ceramissfoner of -.
Revenue for the city OF Richmond. al The NC
preaching election.
ap 27-tde~ EDWIN BURTON s.
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7aEEN oTRAYED, ON the 18th of April,
o|VsNslSSM large red MICH COW. She has
III VI wide horns and white spot on her
aE1s=s-s@z@ back. The ends of her horns have
been sawed eff A suitable reward will be paid for
her, Tor any information which will lead 10 her
recovery. Apply at this Office. ap Se-6t
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n CEECHY, by the Author of the Wide
W Wide Worid.--J. w RANDOLPH has 10

nCEECHf, by the Author Of the Wides
W Wide WOrid.-J. w. RANDOLPH has ios
sale-April %,
Adaptation of Religion to Female Character q
discourse to young ladies, by Rev T Moore-lOe
Warning Words to Young Men; discourse by
Rev T Moore-l0c
Examples of Goodness: narrated for the young
colored plates-62c
Watson and Wells: select. sacred and miscel
ianeous poetical quotations, vois-s2 Is
Remorse, and other Tales, by 9 Janiss-25c
Romanism at Home: Letters to the Hoa. Roof.
b. fancy, Chief Justice United States. BY kirwan
author OF Letters to Bishop Hughes-75c
The Household of Sir Thes Moore-50c
Hungary in 1851, with an experience OF the Aus
TRAN Police, by Chas L Loring, with plates-l p
Queechy, by Elizabeth WeIherell author Of sae
Wide, Wide World, 2 vols-l IS
May No Harper's Magszine--2ic
Orlando Chester, or the Adventures of Young
Hunter: story OF old virginiss early days by
Cobb, lr,-2 5c APIS
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M OULSON'S- PATENT PROCESS DA-
1NA GUERREOTYPES-It is important to know,
when person wants superior likeness where it
can be had the best and cheapest. The subscriber
respectfully directs the attention of the public to
his new style Daguerreotypes, which are taken 81
a late and improved process, patented Sept. 81,
1851. The pictures taken BY this new process are
acknowledged by all who have examined them to
be the clearest aud most ifeh like portraits ever
seen. My pictures have received the highest test.
monials, both from tine press and public, pronounc
ing them to be the most beautiful and at the sans
time the cheapest in the country. Therefore re-
commend persons wanting a superior portrait TO
come to me- MOULSON'S
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery,
No. ITO, Main ST., first door above Mitchell & Tylers
Jewery Store aD2 g
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- INKS, TEMP LEHMAN can accom-
modate three OF four families with
Ho,rd. Residence-corner of Broad and llth
l,s,a. ap 27-lm*
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LIZ The Windsor Journal and the
Middlebury Register, papers that par
ticipate largely in Government patron
age. las ours has to some extent, )think we
are grievously mistaken in setting down
the Wings of Vermont as overwhelming
ly for ScorT. We are not going to get
into snarl with either of these misguid-
ed and misdirected papers We only
ask them to swat and see" We assert
with entire confidence that ninc-tcnthS
of the Wings of Vermont are in favor
of the man for whom their Delegates cast
its vote, in 1899, in the National Conven-
tion,-Gen. WINFIELD ScoTr. The Del
cgate from this State who casts his first
vote, in the approaching Convention, for
any5oIy else, will be brave individual !
That's all. 1t is as certain that Gen
ScoTT is the FIRST CHOICE. of the gallant
and invincible Wings of Vermont as it
is that ETHAN ALLEN once caught Capt
De la Place. at Ticonderoga, in an awk-
ward fix. We kindly caution anybc dy
against believing otherwise If the whole
five votes of Vermont are not given for
WINFIELD Scorr Gas we are certain four
of them will beg we shall be surprised
Free Press, Junc Is.
We are not disposed to prolong an
Improbable dispute. We have all along
stated the position of our delegates from
the day they were elected until the as
sembling of the National Convention)
precisely as the event has shown. What
motive the Free Press could have for so
pertinaciously insisting on contrary
statement, we do not care to inquire
What " Government patronage " has
to do with the case, we do not know, but
that zee have " participated largely in
such favors is not true Possibly the Free
Press would have seen things more near
ly as they are, had it been more highly
esteemed at Washington. The delegates
from Vermont, we venture to say, cared
very little for its personal grievances.
They did their duty like men, and as
they were expected to do, when chosen