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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-19
NE W BOOT T. SHOE
M U FACTOR Y,
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL.

Second ST., the 4th door below the Iron Bank,
1RoNToN, OHIO.
r1s, BISHOP & PERLEY, would announce
Hy to the citizens of lronton, and of the
~ entire Furnace Region, that they have
Just opened Boot & Shoe establishment, in
lronton, for the manufacture and sale of every
description Of Boots Il Shoes, at Wholesale
and Retail. Work of their own manufacture
will be made of the very best stock, and in the
most substantial and workmanlike manner.
They will also keep constantly on hand large
stock of Eastern work, which will be sold on as
reasonable terms as can be purchased in Cincin-
natl.
Furnace men and Merchants are earnestly
invited to an examination of their stock, az It
is firmly believed that perfect satisfaction can
be given them. ~, ~
Custom Boots and Shoes made to order, also
repairing executed at short notice: :.
1r.,so.. jan. 5. 1855. n. 9. RERLEY.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-19

A case occurred many years ago in
tn. Philadelphia court wh rein prct-
ly young widow was in danger Of losing
two Thrills of her husbands estate;
his relatives grounding thcir, ,,claim on the
alleged insanity ofthe deiunct. 1t may
be as well to premise that the presiding
Judge was not only convivial but also
very gallant.
"What we're your husbands las,
words?" inquired the. attorney.
The pretty young widow blushcd and
looking down replied. "l'd rather not
tell"
"But indeed you must ma'am. your
claim may be decided by H." 0.H
Still blushing, the widow declined to
tell. At last direct appeal from the
bench ELECTED the heinlormation. il;
"He said, Kiss me, Polly, ana open
that other--botilc of champagne"'
We know not whelherit admiration
for the deceased husband or the wife
that inspired thejudse at this instant,
nut he at once cried with all the enthu.
siasm of conviction,' Sensible 10 the last
by Blackstone!" eHa
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-04

Bro. John H. Kauke. Wooster, o.. 81 for
Organ. Bro. X. is informed that the paper
spoken Of was sent to Wooster in mistake,
and that his request is complied with.
Send all you can, brother.
Bro. NJ Lewis, Chillicothe, O., five names
and S.. In his letter he says: "You will
see my name for another copy Of the Organ
wish to preseve my file Of papers, but
cannot do so without taking two copies
Some Of my friends borrow my paper and
1t becomes tOo much worn to save; but some
of the borrowers conclude to subscribe TO
the paper Every one who has read it is
very much pleased with it. shall not
stop with these, but viii try to send you
more, as | am determined that will do my
share to have the circulation of the paper
at least 600. The cause is down here.--
We have not had but ouetemperance meet
ing here for four months the friends are
completely discouraged, But we are deter
mined that we will have none others to re-
present this county but temperance men,"
Bro. VIM. Anderson, CardingtOn, Warren
county, o., 81 for Organ. We should like
to hear from the brother every week He
is doing nobly for the Organ and thecause
Bro. IS Jackman, Hanging Rock, Law.
renee county, o., So for Organ.
Bro. A. J. Christopher, Jamestown, O.,
So for Organ.
Bro. N. W. Pearson, Tippecanoe, o., two
more names for the Organ. From his letter
we select the following, showing the feeling
in his vicinity /" Last year / spent several
days to get up club, and then like to have
failed. But this season | have spent no
time at all-subscribers come to me, and
beg to have the Organ sent to them. All
are anxious to read ard hear the temper
ance news. Even outsiders seem anxious
to know what we are doing for the good
cause" The brothers. communication will
\ appear in our next.
Il Bro. Bremigam, G. s., complains that he
does not get hispaper. We cannot account
for this, lit being mailed regularly unless
it be that irgets lost in the mail. being so
small package Bro. B. is the only patron
to the Organ in Circleville, where temper
ance men, and illustrious ones too, can be
counted bythescQFe II Bro. n viii get
i up club Of twenty Or more, we viii pro-
mise that the paper will be received regu-
larly until the subscription expires
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-04

A LIFE Policy Never to call in the as
sistance Of Doctor who has son an Un-
dertaker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
From the Alta c diGornia-

4 From the Alta difornis.
BY the arrival Of the brig Zoe from the Sandwich Islands
files If Honolulu papers TO the 18TH ult t1ry
FIVE days later than previous adyices The following
letter iron cur,Lshaina core p, ndent
"Messs Editions alta. The tiazsle leaves mere lh,s
afternoon Tor your city with fine cargo of island pro-
ouce The red potstOe can bealsed mere OF qu ty to
compete with yours OF California particularly when the
price lskeu into consideration lacy be furnished
n from &c per 10, and IN any quantity. The crop
will be resoy for shipment IN July We have the Colorado
here also ~h full load, TO ssl IA few days vi Homo
klu with assorted cargo OF produce.
"The schooner Rlalto is the only one here loading
and she " III not be ready uuder week.
by ss from Honolulu 10 the eve of the ls inst
the small I0N spreading somewhat more than anti
Upsted lac physicians though, AZ one time II rooted
cut the br,t patients having recovered but hear to-
DAY has ts appearance several places there and
uoduced several deaths We taking strenuous meas
20 keep from coming up here by requesting in-
rdioiion native passengers and hope defer the
kmity lot prevent II entirely We hope that any ship
rom your port bound here passing 70 the sad viii
not AVOID where II Is at present perfectly healthy, and
yhre give them equal disp ,tch with Honolulu.
Yours, mhas,e, MAVL'
In answer TO the solicitations of Chiefof one OF the
knquts>u Islands the Hawaiian MISSIONARY Society have
knt about sending number of teachers 10 FAtu
Esa II the MaTqaeslan grOupe. The Chef visited
Honolulu m person TO procure teachers the hope that
IL intro Cucuon Of Christianity aud civilization would put
end 10 The wars and social degradation OF his people
The brig Baltimore, arrived AZ Honolulu Nay Esd, re
ports that French ship under comm and OF Prince Beau
van was taken possession OF 10y the authorities in 1nila
Atr beng resdy for With fall cargo, which taken
Out and ihs Prince imprisoned
The llsw allan brig Baltimore sold at auction Mon
cay last with apparel aud apQurenanoes for 50 6j cash
The British schooner Royals! IS under charter and IS
about to proceed the MrqreSss Islands the
Chief who cSme here for teschers for his people
hYes-t1ee HswAians with their wives-go as teachers
accompanied by the Rev AIR Parker who returns the
RoyAlist POlynesiAn Ju4e 4.
HB M sloop Of war Amphre, arrived at Honulalu
on the 2,ih Of May.
Wtdresdsy, June STU was ordered by royal prOc,Ams
ton to be 90. erVed Gay OF fasting humiliation aud
prayer deprecaory OF the small pox which tbs procam-
ton says, Wss likely 10 decimate the population
The Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society is
snnual sion the IN Of June Al able and interest
ing SdcTes delivered by j. Montgomery EsI.
INV FIATURE ~ MARINE RFPORTs Am, ag other
matters cOlsined in the full and valuable report furnished
Us by TIE gilmore thevery novel one of sperm whales
seen sea The following whereabouts OF these atsf5st
ing Snas may give useful hiut 70 those who are 10 )k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10
TAHITI

BY the bark Caesar and Helena, Cook Master We have
6es Of the Messenger de fahiH to the Sith OF April
The Enpire was proclaimed on the nth Of April by
Mons PAGE, "Commancer OF the MTquesAS,' with 800
guns In The evening there was an ILLUMINATION and DIN
given by the Governor The Queen and her husband
and the Consuls Of England and the United States,
present
The steamer New Orleans, from this port for Sydney
le PSpsete on the l2h OF April sfer lying there twelve
days Upon leaving the hafoor she sAlued the French
tag with twelve guns.
The streets OF PApeete are full OF silk dresses And
Peter fsok jewelry left by the steamers on their way to
Australia
Ihs M.ager says that the natives are very strongly
convinced of the advantage of California trade and that
hey have gone to work in cultivate the soil in
the hope Of bavipg regular market.
Both the French snd natives expect that Tahiti will
be ne regular stopping place between San Francisco
Ad Australia The natives have within six months
Get INTO As habit Of bringing their n.h, poultry and
vegetables regularly TO Papssls whore they nSd ready
nRkst
Vhs typhsd fever has made great ravages among the
'laivss and in the district Of PSpewiri
HslAPs Emily Tsyler, West master, and Ellen Books,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

ports sbould be made the is; Of every month showing
The cor ditiou u the Department
Mr. Willard said that Mr. Furey had m IL a special re
port the One Hundred and rsutyth d 81 mattel ani
that he Was not compelled TO make 4 monthly report
AID DoheTty asked the question Ehthr the Street Con-
ussi had ,ince the 18th DAY Of Apr lat made =
port 10 he Common Council 10 writing AZ the coen
ert of zach stated session, Othersse ia rgsr 10 the
state OF hs DEPARTMENT or the business connected there
With ~ any susgetons IN regard 70 the improvement
thereof o. in relation 70 the public business o Y,
(Tbi,ques'ion "a, taken from Nike Wash. ls,;4rj
Mr Willard said That the only report n.is nv VI F1rey
embracing TIE matter OF One Hundred AMI TWecty third
81, laid before the Common Council and he obsssd
TO any other questions than thoss wah the
OIe Hundred and Twenty third st coaTsc;.
John II. Chambers Deputy Clerk Of Common Com Ill
being sEOrp, the question above was q 70 HIN. Mr.
Chambers said be could xit,ou; looking over
The proceedings, as memory did not th-n NJ
Chambers proceeded to examine the OF "a. proceeding.
preparatory 10 making report when called upon gain oy
the Con miites
AID Dohery sad the defense then bot, agreed to res,
the case, with the understanding tina, NJ Chanber.s
report would be received before the Committee would
report
Ad Tweed Chairman Of the COMMITTEE. then decl.,ed
the investigation closed and sad tn the Committee would
report as soon Is possible on the subject
Terrsnce MCGUIRE the witness whose abs caused
an adjournment at the last meeting pr-en. tbs
but. strange TO state, be was not called
REPORT OF TIE DExnr DisPESslRr, corner Of secoui
sv and Twenty third ss, for the month Of Jdy-Nanbsr
Of new patients treated 81 attended at TIE Dspsns.ry
"a st tier dwellings, l43. Natrly-relsnd 80 Uni
ted Ssies 2i5 other countries 49, lss, 300 females
39l. Remaining under treatment on JAY /, - T,ts
number treated during the month, FOL Sent to the Hosp
tai : died, Number Of prescriptions put up in tn
spoihecsrys department LA.
This is the fret this -penssry has been 10 opera
ton since the completion OF their building The report
the month shows the actual necessity there for Is
erection 10 supply the destitute poor with grsuOus med
cal and surg treatment 10 the north part Of the
city Our State Legislators having in their wisdom cat Of
TIE psu, AID TO the Dspensares Of the city the necessity
Of enlarged contributions by h- benevolent s apparent
and espe tally Is the Demilt Dispenssry entitled
hearty support Of the inhabitants the Eighteenth .ri
10 sustain It's operation among the poor in is bounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10
,Inrket..JrLYl No,a.

49, .xp Ng,The msrss' opens lssgeld We nave farther
10 49, a. he aeggs arrived late las- evsninx and
~. popns snOsoiiss 90 hos n'ne o. Taea ni'
- s5 ~ sees tins mornng o. so bolS
r ~ S,het 10 inspection; so DO Inspected yaf q,
Calico good cond non q; 80 90 ~ b'ii -szs
o. Ni1. taken ff shipment 70 the North a. elz 30 bJla
or Courier have been TAKEN on speculation a, so3li
Co.'s note sales d so bis snd 10 hall bos scy
-. n zO Bush Easern Corn strictly so1ql
. ~ Eastern Oats musty, about 50c aud ~
u 90 sound a lsc . -, j. n, 49,, NJ 81.
grs ses PORK 100 bbs esq 10 half DO A. s6 So
ust "a Beef ~ bbls and TO half bbs Ass a. s2}, 50 halt
a. =. ei6: Of Hans soli 9c; n hld bbsi
ne Lard a n tins st l5ic 80 Lard
800 ne fIkins Of choice B1ter brough; DC aud 5000
IA tn =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

San FRANCISCO sstHdaY, July Iblh' N''n
,,,., iron, Captain Love. % the California Rangers
A,t.,te has cAptared the brother Of the notorious
- r,ouip who has offered On promise OF beng re-
'.d 10 conduct the Rangers the place OF conee'nsn'
JJOsquin and his gang.
ss number of horse thieves are concealea Ia tne
.n,.p, back Of San Juan and between that Place and
f,sret Valley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

"t'
The csrt orswn by oIer Snc they going At .
very slow pace at the tine OF the accident The family Of
deceased reside At Gowsnus
FIRE On Monday Gre broke gu, in shousein Adelphi
& occupied by Wm Robinson, caused by osTeessly ssv
pg i've Goals in small furnace aud placing IN pantry
The damage amounts 20 about slVO0
OrrR,aE-Ats late hour on Monday night three fell
lows called st house in Bsl,ics. Dean and repre-
renting themselves Pocems having IN their possession
warrant for the arrest Of Irish gr living there.
The charge OF thsit demanded her custody. The girl
packed her clothes in carpet Bag and providing herself
with tile money reluctantly accompanied them. but in
stead Of kg her 10 the Station House they TOOK her OUT
beyond the Penny Bride and uDtrquented neigh boz
hood perpetrNed vile outrage upon her person and
away carrying with them her carpet bag aud her money
>he made her way TO the Station House in Courtst and
thers rested the circumstances which found 20 be
correct inquiry 81 her residence Ga man has been
street, the charge and the officer. in pursuit Of
the Others yesterday The who committed the out
rsge sTe notmemoers of the Police.
CoNNoN CoUNcIL-The Mayor has decided to call q
meetu Of the Coumon Councl on Tuesday Of next veek
for hr urposs of giving that body opportunity 90 ap
poit Commissioners 10 meet with those OF NliAmsoarx
ard Bu,hwck aud arrange plan for the consolidation OF
the three places IL vas intended TO convene the Alder
evening this week bat many absent fco
the city hat was thought advisable TO give them su
cert e. get together The Commissioners meet again
Friday At the C)uny jail
Dr.rrSra>or At Pic Nrc-A fe v days since pic nie
party composed Of colcred reope were assaulted by
number Of hiies while ENJOY ug themselves in the vicinity
Of Grove Hill in the Ninth Ward Oas OF the whites.
named John Elder assaulted woman with club and hit
small hoy blow the A warrant was is
sued for his arrest and yesterday he brought before
Justice Curtis and fined $50 which he paid aud dis
charged
FRONTIER HosE COMPANY, No This Company which
hss recently been organized. held Gle ,on few nights
81 heir house, in York 81 the Navy Yard and
made choice of the following officer Foreman John L..
White Assistant Foreman John Patterson. Treasurer,
keongap Repre- enisiives, Philip Grsgan and Jas.
Murphy Trustee, " W Gardner.
AccnENr-A little girl named Eliza Savage was run
over AZ the corner oi Ork and Iery sts on Monday
hight by wagon driven by Mr.. Dean She consd.
sjderAbl, injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY AUGUST TO- 1853.

Davis master both gnsd by Mr. Ricketson. OF New Bed
ford leaky, ad were trying 20 get moaey on bot
tomiy, the first g. CO., and the Later 5000
fAln C.lkfa.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10
THE LATEST.

,.osMS. los is rs W ship Oliver croelen' Gosh New
lze, = -, ~ usrsh; al 10; s;si, ~
tstie. - -. Ia 4 los @ " chip keprbhe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

sr-vslver ard other ~espons founi lying upon
TIE focr Whist amount 81 property carried of coud
uct be S.certsirt6. 81 the family out Of town
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

"MonraN TINS All the works, containing the
-rcr. ~ Equity and Inav61ai .o .. Dr.
NcHo RsfoEN BOOK SrcsF, No s. WaAsrs 81 asos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10
shinnInx InteIIlaencr......IrtY le. N.

rhfpPfnT
An ship Archer Bursey, lp days from Newton bark New
;u.rd Enips -, brig Marshall
rssrsd- AIa bTig Toe, Tor Honolulu.
sl.d-Bsfk Abbott Ferguson, Port Philip, n s. WI snip sag
- Belfn Hong Kong
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10
wILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

Serious AocIDE>r-On Monday night between and
10 clock Mr. Joseph Kinds, OF Brooklyn attempted
step rom the Peck Sip ferry boat the bridge before
The boat secured he missed his footing aud caught
between the boat and bridge lie dresdfuy lscsrsted
and mansle about the hips and lover region Of the
~ aCh aud bi3recovCry considered impossible Officer
Miner procured carriage and conveyed the ate
his residence IN Columbia street Brooklyn where
NE dcal aid was procured
CoMnoN CoUNcu-A regulr meeting Of this DO ard was
held on Monday evening AID Comstock in the chair
The following res utions offered by Aid Ralphs were
adopted 49,
Hhs' great dcuty eSpes need carrying the provisions
he ctsrer Of the contactoy chaactsr
rsfunnt snd whereas not such As the Interests Of tho city
Therefore.
esolrca election on thsia
elect three Deega'es
Charter; salt Charter b. submitted the
November 1889 That the Clerk
Bushwics niiug them select
Thar the the Board
each Ward with BIZ
Joint this
That the Collector be authorized la Of
HE payable months the OF $1,000 he applied
the the Of the City, tbs
tsAes I'd pted
resolution was adopted authorizing the Controller 20
borrow the bonds OF the City, payable in TX months he
sum Of $1,000 to be applied 10 the payment OF Puohc
School expenses
The Board adjourned TO the I'd Monday in September
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FArsI AocIDENr.-lesteroAy afternoon csztmsn nam
Cd Thomas Mcclure who taking load ofswi. FRI
the csery 10 Gold fell from bis cart AZ the OF
Geld - snd Ny rite sv spc Doe OF the
vt passed directly ever bis deck causing last ant death
The csrt orswn BY oIer, Snc they going At
very slow pace at the tne Of the accident The family Of
1900 ..iia AZ lioMsnus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

The weather yesterday was horribly hot and the mid
night promise for to day held out prospect OF improve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

The benefit Of Madame Thillon to night at Nblos will
draw crowded house Of the friends Of this ,omphed
and popular actress. The Daughter of the Regiment is
he O,ara selected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

FIRE On Monday Gre broke out in shoUse in Adelphi
81 occupied by Wm Robinson. caused by csresssy lssv
iug i've Goals IN small furnace aud placing in pantry
The damage amounts 20 about $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

THs CsAn@E AGAISN TIE STREET C0sHrssIosER-
The invest CATION the charges by Aid Dchsrty sxsias
he Ss, 81 Cenmhsioasr resumed yesterday nanas
AID Dohs<ty remarked at the cpenisn tRSt Mr.. Farey
had fsded send the nosfhiy report OF ~
tssIoXGsa Council s.aOs ne Is; Of by each ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

Lucia di Lammem will be presented to night at Cas-
lie Garden, by the excellent company there engaged
There place in these ultry days, where an evening
be delightfully."- spent than amid the glorious mu
SIC the cool breeze and splendid views OF the old Castle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

BrRGLARs Al WoRK.-The front basement door OF
boase No Pxry Ct, foasd open Monday 1szat.
cd on an examination of the premises made oy C1ft
Acierman Il vu discovered that they had bsen sstsfsa
hy burdsrs and that the closets bareAus &C. had sesp
rnscEsd Apd tks furn:vxs sss sd partially sss0Sfsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

SUPPOSED 70 81 srorEy.-A pair Of vslusbls gol'
.,sc.ael- ve,. recently taken from aa living ia Ross
IL, 1bo purchased them Of two boys for O. IS. Il
bssvsd h.. tney ars stolen property They o&n be
u, III PoJcs s,sd,r IN Oak,st, lear Pearl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

STRASGERs-The following are among the arrivals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

The lovers of humor will notice the reopening to night
of Burtons Temple Of Menus. Mr. Holland, the fsvorite
Of Mchelrs Olympic is among the celebrities Burton
also is at home.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10

-, .I.a,l ind an impossible harrier,and our pc
o,,l;ar institutions shall find not only security,
bnt cessation from disturbance. mat PfoP,'o-
tory rights shall repose on ply sicai power VIZ
the shield of the constitution fn''s 10 =.
That the state which held so eonsp'eious1 -
g.; :, tho birth of constitutional civil and rellg-
;nn. liberty shall possess the vital energy and
nhys;cal power to give protection and perpetnlfy
r. Nose great princpes-thnt her future position
Ill = nat he !, reproach 10 her former achieve
,n..r,s and So within the broad limits of her Dor
dor. the fact shall be illustrated, that there Is
nothing incompatible with her eminent success :
and durable prosperity BY all the memories 0,
the past, and all the hopes of glorious iatuIe'Hei
Us develop those resources that the ply sleal anu
material greatness of the Old Dominion snai' oe
commensurate with he ancient reho"n eiiu Ns'
historic GLORY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10

The Wa shmeton Union denomees thu rntent
NV Hampshire democrat, Edmund Burke, rs "A
c amniator, and his account oi he continuance
by which Gen. Pierce obtained IL nomination
tor the Presidency, u talsehood and ihrl INV
it Is not foI us to undertake to ,ay whehog Mr.
3 Ike Is ma of truth or net. Perhaps those
wGo were lately hsassoeiate8 and follows Enoa
better than we. but we dcsirr 10 pat on record
the Unions estimate Of the circumstance ria.
ted by Burke. 50 that if lac should ,uhs;aatate
them may know what that journal ltaks of
the conduct of Gen. Pierce. Those cirauns an
ces in the judgment Of the Union. anon Nod 10
- a base intrigue. - - If all this be true il fur
Their says the country has been grossly de, aged
in regarding Gen. Pierce an open, frank. can
did, unanbitous man. On the contrary, Mr.
Bnrkes statement if true, utterly destroy that
amiaole feature ia MS eharrtei--on which yorv
much Of his popularity is based. Very vel
Let Mr.. Burke cali hs Witnesses, aud let Us see
whether or not the President has been "a party
to "a base intrigue.