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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-16
To Country I1erchnnfs
Spring and Summer Clothing.
STEPHEN RICE. Merchant Tailor,

s STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor,
A NNoUNCES to his old friends and customers the
IA public generally, that having commenced business
receiving his Store Room in the SPRIG
HOUSE, IHate- Str et splendid assortment OF CLOTHS
Of every color, quality, and variety Plain and fancy
&C., recently selected by himself in the Eastern cities
suitable for the Spring and Summer, and which he will
make mp order the shortest notice. inthe 6est
manner, tdtest style, His fancy Depurtni emit
embraces Shirts every kind Collars, Cravats,
kerchefs, Gloves, Unde rslrts, Drawers Stockings and
every article kept in Gentlemens general furnishing
Store If you want 1T in the ti., cali tea
Quarters, South !SPRIGG HOUSE, Water Street
.4EgE 74s3 E35G5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-16

sou Yr.rtr aSpses. per annuu, 1900
PnTIese " ~ .maTter changeable at pleasure, 800
oge :!T1s' SHe PosessiOnal Cards. tpcr annum0 not ~
b1SISI lines, ."-s' VIuO
eTfSeo. eTfs ADVERTISEMENTS, liberal discounts will 90
FoR - - .hore rates. 1-s Z IS 5stE- So
made notices and for
~ 8 Fire Companies, inserted gratuitously.
IHsitGloj and Deaths inserted gratuitonsly. eg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-16
KELLS & CALDWEiLL,

!, KELLS& CALDWELL, 2
b. f (succEssoRs TO JAS. PAULL q co.,
Importers and WhoIesnIe dealers i'm Drugs,
r lledicin es, Oh cmicals, Paints, ills, Sc. !,
"a No.s SO, UNION oNBUlLDINGS,M MAINs ST.
HAVING purchased the entire stock, fixtures, chemical
apparatus, &c. OF the firm of James PAUL &c. would
respectfully solicit the patronage public
generally. All goods warranted asp.s ~
In retiring from tho Drug business, take pleasure in
recommending favorable consideration successors
Messrs Kels W CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that our foaer Customers and dealers generally will
ceve that attention and accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large share
.5t' = &Sfsf LAS. .PAULLS CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-16

Fine Goodsfor Gent1emen,s Wear.
iCOwnn's Tailoring ind Fnrnishing store,
No. 157 Baltimore ST., opposite tie Museum.
BALTIMORE,
sTTAVING; ON hand large and varied assoTt tment OF
ID spring and goods. we eetay invite the
order OF our Wheeling friends, they
Should our selections OF fancy goods il to meet the
or our articles be returneds at
our rsk and cost constant aim OF this estabshent
win be TO give satisfaction In every case.
mar26-3ll ssEi =. ta ga.ss7r sstt as-tstzr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-16

Notice to Housekeepers.
NEW CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES
1n8n0niYARDSor OF Carpets at No 143, Main street
lO.UUU The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
toners and the P9Ic generally that he has just returne
most beautiful stock OF Carpets, Rugs Oil Cloths etc
offered in this city embracing almost every varety
style qua that be found in the Eastern market
from the finest English Vevets down TO common Rag cat
pet This stock has been selected with and
enable me to sell them much lower than the same quality
sold in this city Those in want of good
my line, win please call and select from my stock ofovt
yards with 160 different patterns, varying in pT
ron soS1i &c, TO y1Fec HARBOUR Main ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-16
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

= p G1AAL .1H1AINbiI WOI1A0,s %
IL t5..s.- &C MARKET ST, WHEELING, va.
TIME SUBSCRIBERS having made extensive arrange.
ments in the Eastor the supply orBIarble, and
the Of builders and The public
Egytian, Sienna American and other Marbles OF the finest
qualities which be sold lower than establish
ment in the west. y,
Dealers would find tito their advantage to Inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. "a K q
His work is done in the most elaborate style, and
would invite the attention of his
stock Statuary and other carved work. Monuments, Ce
otaphs Tombs Head foot &c, and yard
work variety being enabled by his superior ac
tiles supply this work lower prices than
any other establishment in the country.
Please give call and examine my work 73ttii
tt afts.fgls MICHAEL j. ROHAN,
.s.9 Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
n5-Also Calcined Plaster Hydraulic Cement Plaster
at the lowest trade prices. ..s-sss1y y.d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05
FOR TuE WING.
Rappahsnuosk Academy,

Messrs Eiitors:-Pcrmit me, through your excellent
paper call the attention Of the public to the advertise
ment ito found in another column OF Mr. Thomas Z.
Thornton, Principal of Rappah,nnock Academy. THis
Institution is situated in o. the pleasant aut
agreeable nechborhood- in the State aud proverbia
healthy IL very accessible, being only five miles from
Port Royal, fifteen from Milford depot, tne Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac RI'roIia daily stage
from Port ROYAL Milford depot and connects with the
car seventeen from Frcd'riCSsburg, aui two ne steam
constantly ply between Baltimore and FretercSs-
burg.
Mr. Thornton /. highly accomplished gentleman nd
in every way qualified coainct Academy of the first
order Mr. William SchooIer his assistant, i grld' ate
Of the University Of Virginia aud i highly competent 10
lis, barge the duties of his situation.
This Institution has superior claims upon the people Of
Virgiu--parculry the Ersteri poron-having in some
lie gree contributed the education OF hundreds OF Young
men who are nov ornaments the State aud country.
We most sincerely hope i, will he the pleasure of a
rents and guardians throughout lhc S.o TO ttrouzs i
Institution They assured that the Principal aud
Assistant viii be indcatigable in their eorsto advance
their pupils and make them moral useful AMI highly
compiished members Of Society. RAPPAHANNOCK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05
The Fi.harr nnr.lina

correspondent Of tee New York Express who accrns
to be well advised says that the British Minister nakes
the olo"ius demind' which 20 preposerous a. 60
have suspended negotiations
Let Tho admission OF B.h built vessels to the priyi
lego Of American register.
d. The free admission uf the British nly % the coast
Ing trade between the American Atlantic and Pacific
ports.
3D. The abolition Of present bountas to the Ainc
ficau cod fishery.
ith further modification Of our t,riH-of course with
q view 10 favor Eritsh Interests And
jdr The Original demand " reciprocity Of trade with
fht North American cOloucs
Nov. arr not ihrsc moderate and moicsts What pros
pcci do you 'hin there Is at Congress will acrsde to
them, for you will perceive ,ba, every ono Of Tie item.
would re4ui.s the legsitye action Of tho tro House.
before any treaty sup.htous Of me kind could go int,
effect? To grant them would be 60 direct and obvi,u.
opposition To the interests Of ageulr.r-ts our man
uiactutcrs, our ship owners nd our fishermen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05

~ We copy from the New York Times this
morning one of the letters from abroad, imputed to
Kossuth We do sc, that the eXtravagant views Of
that set of politicians may be compreheniei. They
are delighted at the conduct of Capt lngraham-and
50 is every AmericGn-for that officer ac;ei within
the limits OF his duty lie merely asserted the
tily of Amer an c.tizenship-and when hoSzta It,
pudiated that citizenship. Capt. l. surrendered him
t, the Austrian authorities. But Kossu;h would not
have US stop here H. would have our officers COM
m.sicsd snd directed to interfere for the oppressed
every where. This, re admit, would be very well
ifthe interference could be effective ard iii could b.
done consistently with regard to our own welfare
But that is not possible. We should be involved IN
almost universal wsss-and we should be sacrificing
our own for the unattainible good Of others
The best mode by which we render aid to the
cause Of freedom throughout the world is by making
ourselves the admiration of mankind. Show to the
nations that Repubcansm is, by the blessings
it showers o.. those who enjoy it, the best
system of Government, ana by ard by the people Of
all countries, if they are fl be free viii sdoPl it
But To undertake by the strong arm, to break all The
letters of Europe ard render their victims fit for
freedom would be rs absurd the mad knights at
tack upon the wind nils We should effect no good
for others-and 10 irreparablc injury to ourselves
Our ports arc wide open, AID wa have bound
less county, lgt all ,rho desire liberty come here
and partake Of ii.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05
RAiIR0An ACCInrYrs

Loss LIFE.-Chpt. David McGregor Of Mckinney
settlement Richie County furnishes the following under
ate Of July 81, 1853 have just learned that hor.
rible accidents occurred Silver Run Tunnel yesterday
afternoon Of the drivers the end descrn
ding the inclined plain with dirt carte when some
mis- management they away; the driver thrown
upon the track both passcd lie thighs and 50
augied lin that death speedily enSued. About hour
after foregoing melancholy occurrence, the
pentcrs descending shaft the tunnel when h. fell
tire bottom and died IN few Misunderstanding fallen il
Is supposed, least lou Discriminating Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05
Sale, Of 1asoeco made BY HEsThRd WHITE, for las

5hhds DO of Hat fax hid NJ t22E AZ Is at Is
al tx BIught ~ q : tiardgr.vc.
hfd ~ Robertson ut Charoa, ofhls crup-i 4
at !, e. az ~, a; los, hid Tugs a ".
h Lines u Charlotte, Pnrtofh eop-i At si3 at i5
40 rs. 2 hh Is ia at :.
hid. Upland TOBACCO sold Joseph Moby5 l9 4ato
u 81
Tobacco Thon,sn TO- his fine brand
lat 9at 5E,G ~ ~ At H. az 1917 At 49, at i2
a i4il. 1 a H. at
hh John y H. Jr o. Mecyenburg part his CROP f9
at ~ at l6H, at H. a. ~ at Ia Bought by II
Th,rn'on
hhd. Robt Scott of MaeEnbusz part his erop-8 aiB
al ~. hid lugs at ~.
market week,
supported Inspections Of Tobacco the State the st
%. - hhds.
arriving slowly, 81 90 or white
% 81 - M red Of good quality. HESTER A WHITE,
au5-it Commission Merchants
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05

yo L1Hf1teg d san. Reotsr tor s sei eHding Aug. .
Virginia state cent 80 years interest from date
last sties nj Treasury e.
Nrsna state stock former issue, with nteres-saes this week
600 and Int.
virgins stock Of years issue, over years run
Interest ist Jsuutry etes this 500 aud int
virginia Stock, years ue ~ years and under
run, with utsrrst FROM /. January -iWi Hnl inf.
Bbus guaraui 80 siltc % ytsp, with ntfrc5.
Janulry--last sales fIgt and lot.
CITY STICK with Interest from st Januayast sales
short dates l2 and int long dates ini and INT
Lyrchburg Coupon Bonds 80 years 10 run-400 and int
virginia Bauk stock, par 4io--saies this week FTI'
Tarusr- Bruk stock-sties this seek $40.
Exchange Bank stock par tug1aies this week AZ 500
Insurance stnkfncs this week fii5.
Richmond Fe Stock a2Usaies ths t3s
Richmond Pr-rrickburg and Potomac Rai Roid soeksas
uitufek ftuu.
Vrzinia Central Rail Road stock-iist sales eco.
Richmond Petersburg Rat Road stock, value ti-ast
saissft0.
james River and Stock par sooales this
Richmond and D,nvie Hail gosd-s,cs this vetk go.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05

IMPORTANT Treasury NoTrcE.-The Secretary of the
Treasury, in the last Washington Union, offers redeem
five Millions of the stocks issued under the acts of 2slh
January, ls47 (rcisemaOle Jlst December ssh and
3lst March, 1915 (redeemable 3Oth June SOS upon
the following Tho Treasury will pay the nor val.
ne, with premium of 'tNenty per cent" and inter
from st July $685. the date OF receipts Of stock
In there is a competition among holders of stock
preference will be decided by the date Of the stock
Pet Int
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05

Dsar Sir Our Board Of Trustees met yesterdfy :
hasten 70 communicate 90 you the rcsli 81 our sions
AZ requested by you. moved iu the Of the Guilty
Of Arts for the establishment Of Medical Dcpartm ni Of
II. s. College, 20 be located IN the City Of chuond.-
The resolution. after fall and free discussion carried
with 81 stcgrse oi cordially aud unanimity Wethcn
took up seratim your rules aod regulations and only
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05

n" The aidrcs. of the Professors which appeared in
yesterdays paper i,iy considered othc mos, poa
erul documents ever peuncl
Apendaut t. IN the shape oftwo letters from gen
tIcmcn Or. Carroll and Dr. Draper who pryy tie
the union aud hc negotiation on tho part of the
Trustees appear this morning They leave nothing be
added.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05

spe VI attention called TO The advertisement Of NJ
W Wis., Of S. Loui', which viii be found N another
esumr. We are reliably informed tina, W.. Wills {, e
nosi vohy and IN every vay Trustworthy man and tha
p.rrons desiross e mskng avssmenp such ~ arc nd
es'ea NJ vs. adsGtissnent. o,n had no mos fthfl
esthAsi gent IN The cOunlry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05

~ The California Legislature imposed tex Of
81 q month Oh all foreigners, working in the mine.
We notice that the french miners have APPEALED tc
thc French Consul protesting that they subjected
q great hardship by such !sw--thc existence Of
which, many Of them had never heard of-anl that
persons cali TO collect the tax who have oficiai
insignia aud that they expose to bcplundcrejb by
any mpostor, who may claim TO hoe the tax ath.rcr.
The complaints Of these people seem to be well
founded. but IA have %, appli ~ the right
quarter Tor relief The French Consul has no an.
thorily over aud no right to interfere with the law
of California. n his corutrymcn find the laws OPP
pressve, ey should become na,uraizel and fcek
redress At the ballot.box or retire from the State
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05

ALEXANDRIA MARKETS, Aug. G.-Flour-There
il but little doing in Flour the stocks TOO small 70 adj
nit Of any transactions Of importance. Holders firm
receipts very light Small lo,- Of fresh ground from tie
-rll 10 -.
Grin.-wheati l. firm, With active demand We
quote good 90 prime red lUGtlO8 ctswhite ll0alli
cis Corn IL dull Sales of white NJ 6naG2 cs; mixed 60
etc.. no yellow in market. Ois worth fOa4l cts. In
other pro Inc. change IN prices.
Beef Caulc-Markct steady. Wc quote S8 2Jas815,
averaging 50 per lOObs gross Sheep and Lambs -
25nff2j
woo-Therc loss demand for this article, and prices
are a shade lover.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05

- Col Croz.t has furnished with sample Of the
rock through which be has 20 bore HE way in making the
tunnel at R,clf.h Cup. II Is hard flint roc,-and 60
make much progress through it, necessarily require
nlny and very .cgefc blow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05

re- * sign Of the confusion prevailing amone
parties Il may he mentioned, that some wings ARE
under serious sprrosensions lest the Locos should
rob them Of al thsir pridfplcs and measures. We
wish simc Of our Locofoco C9iemporarcs would in
form the public whe,, or any such feonious design IS
neii'aicd They might n ihc same tire seswcr he
question is there Democrats PARTY among US s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05

- ntan Ingraham, and not Com. r.ngham j. Che
officer sho cilIs the Au.'rilr rig to cunt az suyrs
The lIt'er commtud, the Cumb rard ami was at H..
tne at Consantirope. C,p- i,g tm IS sJlth Caro-
Iuian, AMI Com. S,rngham a New Yorker.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05

ST LOUIS MARKET-W cdnosday Evening July 90.
-Tobacco-At the Planters ugs and shipping leaf sold
a. olive bids NJ 49, 5O5, 5l5 $40; NJ 626; ~ D.
80: At 3d. 500 81, So $50; shipping end com non
,pspof curing 90 To- GtJ %. 3d. rs, %, 50,
g. 10: IL 3d. 7i5, 80, TAO; ~ 7.55, 76o, T.
10. NJ 90 %; 2 ~ 500. A. the STATE, -, 90
satB25 80 80. s 80, 565, IS, $40, $50 10, 4.
%: % 65 10 g. $40, e6l. and prIvniey ~ 20.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05
L.Ilr. d DE-. c.tr.I and pr pr.prr.

The iol,wius ho ',crl from President Carroll Ia
Dr. Waner, ani W. Draper 90 ~. Taupu referred to in
IN commune ition from the Ficuy Of ho Medical Col
lego, published in yesterday. Wing.
H,NrprN snStY coLiroy w.,
L. L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05

The Mes'rs Appleton have published new ho.k On
these fImois characters, by VI. o W. Wight. We do
serve th,, is very highly commended by the Mother
press, We are ind.Y,ei 20 Mr. wooIhraso for o.
rDpv.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05
BRIDGE OvER ME- OHIO.

We observe from late number OF the Parkersburr Ga
'ette that al meeting held in that town Thursday
July 2lst McSsrs b III L,trobe, Chief Engineer of the
Northwestern Virginia Railroad, aud Col Morris Chief
Engineer Of the lllshorough and Cincinnati Railroad pre-
ented pats and poeS referring to the future progress
and junction OF their respective roads IL seems that
here three lines proposed by which the road from the
West will enter Parkersburg varinC but little in length or
cost but materially varien from each other on ac
count OF the different facilities presented hy them FOR brdg
ing the OHIO which the chief engineers have decided
be done proper authority be had from the State to
make such bridge Bridging is declared practicable ut
four points, namely, ut Petersburg a Of 81
400; at Bannerhlssets Island 1854 4g6; At
Little Hockhocking at 4 cast of SSaG 200. and at Walk.
ers Brick House of S6S94g6. The great oues.
ton which i agitating the Parkersburg community Is
how will that bridging affect the interests o Pirkcrsburg
snd the engineers appear have addressed themselves
particularly TO question, and ohave partially least
ucce.de in convincing those who heard that there was
no danger u be Apr hcnded from that quarter.
There 10 have hsan another question which was
touhed upon in the meeting there is no re-
nort OF H. and that question i how will such question
effect the interests OF Virginia anil her improvements
Will u b. lying materially nure the Virginia Central
Railroad, may be important question which the de-
linguistic sn-ers lad ther nteres TO exam.
me carefully IL may also be question whether in the
event OF such bridge not being built the 81 wouli
pass South, via the Virginia Central 10 Richmond
-lther than North via Marietta Br,timore These n
questions which Virginia least will be likely to examine
she sanctions such proceeding Her immense in
vestment in the Central IMPROVEMENT the b,ckwlrdnes
If that improvement, and the difficulties which il will on
hat account have encounter ia the trade competition
ni the West will make her look with jealous eye TO any
Improvement conf cling with her great Interests and IL
be that under any rrcumsance even flour ser
OF nJuriously affected, virginia vii mi 1t q ccessarv
- protect horef and not grant all that is asked by Rail
Road cOmpanie' hpGgi MI local interests are har
nonzei, AMI there be opposition save paramount
regard N the necessities and of the State it
self We at present have comments make on the
proposition bnt have made the foregoing suggestions
for the purpose Of directing public attention to 4
movement and OF eiict!ng examination than from any
Iher motive. uf thing however We are conf lent
,ud thar that there 40 possho proposition which
materially all the Interests and the prosperity Of
ne Virginia Central Railroad, than the proposition a.
build bridge over the ONO near it, proposed Western
Terminus Wheeling Ints'igencer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05

TmAr RoAp.-wo understand that the County Cour, of
Washington, Monday last, authorized Maj Lynch to
subscribe 80 900 the Russell Old Court House and Lau.
rel Turnpike. We have repeatedly alluded TO this road
and have been greatly surprised that the people along the
line have put their shoulders the wheel long ago
4 charter for this road obtained some years ago
by Gov. Floyd while delegate, but through the
apathy of the people forfeited During the past
session Gel Dunn obtained renewal OF the charter and
the work snow before the people awaiting their action
This the most important road that this county
with the exception of the great thogoug TO
west and viii eupersede even that in importance after
the railroad shall have been completed. Through it. we
get into Tazewe Russell Scott, Lee, and III the vast
mountain region of Kentucky. in direction and in
the other into Tennessee North aud South Carolina &c
bringing the cemng products from the one and securing
the and travel from the other. In word this road
made will become the great feeder of the railroad at
this point As the county has hudAbc example IL
be hoped that the people will 90 work in earnest
The whole necessary for the construction of the road
$25 900 OF this the State takes Ihree-hs or Sl5-
OOO-leavng hut $4,000 for and individual sub
scrpons Only $4,000 remain to be taken and if the
county Of Russell and the people along the line in both
Counties dont take this they ought he doomed br
lie paths all their lives and prohibited from travelling out
nf sight OF the smoke OF their chmneys.-A5ingdoa
TTginidg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05

Loris,itlg July 2p.-Tobncco easier slight de.
cline il Observable ~ ugs There has been little offer
hog for some weeks that number Of buyers rusca
ting Tho sales 81 hhds-2 at $3.50, u NJ g. IS
$50 and at g. G15 7oj, aud 80. sale Of 20 boxes
manu- iactured 90 l2c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05
RICHMOND WIG.
To CoRRsPoNDENTs.
False Runners /!

We published some days since an extract from
letter written by Dr. Carroll President oil hampden
Sydney, at the time OF the union between that ins-
tuition and the Medical College Bearing directly upon
the question now in controversy, 1t was considered
decisive Of the rights OF the Medical College by all I'M
partial minds. To break its force, we understand
that u Is reported, that the er"det as puoISheo oy
us is an interpolation" and by the use oil the word
interpoafe without SPECIFYING what was lhteiPoleu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05

Tur PAoyrc R,rrRoAp.-Ds~oeratie adoption Of Wing
Doetrins.-Ths National lntegencer publishes recen,
article OF the Washington Union defending the consttu
t0nay Of the construction by Government of the Pacific
Railroad, with the following comment:
at remarkable article, to DO found in the col.
umns of that Journal and regarding evidently speak
ing for the Executive read with much pleasure
surprise. The arguments not to us We had
heard them In former times repeated from by
the great champion of Internal improvements tho illus
trious Clay with all the power Of his peerless eoquence
and especially in his great speech in the House Repre-
sentatives, in isl7-lS and coul suppress the
qualification felt seeing them substantially repro
dueed Democratic arguments in support of great
uonal measure"
The New York Evening Post of the organs OF the
Democracy IN ~ Y, notices previous reference Of the
Intellgcnccr to the Unions article follows;
THE article struck precisely did the Inteigcn
Ger but have so long been accustomed to see whg
policy defended In the columns OF the Union that did
not mind t. II Flmore's administration had lasted an
other term, the Union would have been its orgau by this
time. Ii is doing his party much more good, however
now than IL could do in the capacity
gan for any party"
The question will 10 asked" What has become
of the Democrats S"-Bdh. Amsr.