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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

STATE PoLrTIcs.-We publish this morning he address
OF the DeEr!hcd Democracy recently assembled SYRIA
They tell very s,rlg story, and make very
strong ~ support Of the regularity Of their proceed
lns and nominations. The manifesto of the other section
has yet appeared; and inclined think they
will Eot issue The truth i, the Huukes mani
eStly taken az disadvantage. They tn Syracuse,
determined ai 90 unite sth the ,GmbaTpTs, whom they
hated for past offences, aud still more for their ia
obtaining influence with the Administration. On
~ would CONSIST IN finding excuse for boiling The
BamblrncTs evidently determined give them no
prrtcIt for such step They declared thclr readiness
swallow the Canal pohcy,-to endorse the Compromise,
Fugitive slave Law aud al-tO repudi4e their Free Soil
ISM Il lss to throw overheard the present State Off
ccrsspi make up ticket comprised ainly OF Hun
kers. They resolved to Yield principles candidates
aud every thing else rather than gyeh Hunkers any
cuse of the step they proposed 10 take,
Tins Was tudrTIsing, and rendered IL difficult to de-
wise any ptcteEt Tor refusing TO unite. The finally
agreed upon wls-he fear OF personal violence Just
the that could possibly have been devised, since
whether NeiOUEded not IL looks pusilaniHIous aud
makes those WHO urge it supremacy ridiculous.
The "Sos' have the best Of the thus far
They have tie prestige OF regularity the patronage and
support " both tlc national and State Administrations
aud the came plat Shish ,he utuefa occupy. they
will stiIyr hard carry the state will crush
the uukci and Place their foes IN the ascendant forever
No ind has yet been given o. the the Wings
will par-He. The split in the democracy gives iau ihe
Glance vi ssryuE sie state aui lt - not unlikely that
they vii feel the responsibility oi making effort 10 do
50. JGiging Fon appearances any formal union that
NAV be IErcei upua hrtggen Tie t-O sections Ut Wings
~il hot be very cordial aud may promise sulicio
strength 10 make il desiisCle. The bunker ticket will
probably receive good many Whig votes in any case
The Wing Convention does meet for fortnight vet
course SiI be resolved upon before that tmc.N J
} I.acs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22
WHIT III, AdnInI,ir.tIon Ia. Dan,

The question which has been going the rounds Of
the papers for some time past viz "What has the
Administration done - is fully answered by the
Memphis Wing. Our Democratic colcmporarics took
up the subject and endoayorsl in vain To give il am
answer. Many and long were th editorials written.
and any quantity Of laudation was bestowed upon
tbe Administration Of President Pierce to show that
during six months Of is existence It had done some
thing besides divide out the plumber obtained by the
victory which elevated It to power They failed to
show that u had touo any ung more. But Wing
journals have been not, fort mate in their scsca-ches
Our Democratic Contemporaries may rest from their
arduous labors. The notable act & the Administa-
ton ere thus summed ~ in brief for them by the
Memphis Wing;
Tue Sccret.r, Of State has Forbidden Foreign Mimi.
tiers 20 unfrus thereby checking tie VANITY Of gu
lace and brass buttons.
The Treasury Department ha4 immoral,.d the name
Of the member OF the Cabinet by bcstonug them upon
az nee revenue ruticr.
The Head the war Dep1t rneot has I'D bic Slime fui,
oeeupicd IN rccoucLug "strct constructor with The Ia
oidc Railroad
The Secretary ~ he Navy has (arcr fI dcl erliion
graeously given pcfnsron the officers Of that branch
n che service On wear their bcarls
Wc"outsidef-' cau hardly Do expected ~ know What
rHng on IN tbc Department a. 'The Iuttfof' nnd
ience 80 couss ourselves uuable " give sny account
dh
A. 10 the Post Master G,nerl We need not remind our
eadefs vhst hc has duue secure tc au speedy
iFans'uisiou o. tbo ua,ls-ospochy on thc Southern
,ouics
Add tie Attorney Gsacrsi--ts,t "noti.a Roman Of
hen sll'-hc has tas,lc che Great Newark spesrli
fcf our ovn paft, quite content uud earnestly
lope hst he rcnaulnc tlrce year- md half Of me
.'rs>snt FtotHs unsy be- spent nj htfu'i~ssly.
TIE DATED 80. Oonyvn,lln u Univc,s "a ~ holds 10
Huusl session 30 CoumOas. Ohio coGmcncing on thc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

An article appears in the EI Didro E,yahaL a
leading Spanish organ which discusses the su ect Of
the rumorcd alliance between Spain and Mexico II
gives countenance TO the ruuors that such an al-
ance has been formed. 1t attributes them TO the
American press and proaounccs it equally impossible
that Santa Anna should have solicited the protecto
rate of Span should be in treaty with the Spanish
Government TO establish in the ancient Viccroyaty
Constitutional Monarchy. To show that this want
has not existed does exist the paper refers to the
terms in which the Minister Pienpo:entary of tie
Republic, Don Buenaventura Vivo, expressed him.
self on presenting to Her Majesty his credentials, and
says that "in some Of those expressions we sec the
intehton Of protesting against the un(ounded supro
sitions to which we have aluded" The lan,uage OF
the Minister is quoted as follows
Mexico" said the Minister has will, fine poti,,.
whose destnieF yonr Majesty directs eloou.v cherish.
ed ties which, a tue time that they shall b. AlXa,s
between both the firm guarantees o the respect hch
ple owe TO their dignity and Independence must ma
their Intimate relations lasting directing them the
mon view OF their prosperity and aggraudlgmeut'
This is pronounced a sensibli expression bot that
it mAnifests that nothing is further from the int
ton Of the government Of the Republic than the idea
Of renouncing in the least jol a complete indcpcn-
denee. An intimatiOn is made tial Spain would fls.
nish aid TO Mexico in Of another war with the
United States. bat the idea Of the formation Of bro.
Electorate in advance. is entirely discreditcd. tn,
annexationsts and the manifest destiny" men who
wish to get up capital for another var with Mcxic,
and the inc rporauon Of another slice, il w.; liz,
whole, Of Mexico into the American Union, will hav,
10 fall upon some other eEpedent than the alarm cry
ofAeHco falling under the control " thc Spanish GOV
ernmenl. Such a suPpositioE is based upon too Him
~ a foundation 10 answer Ihrir nurnn.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22
x-r.s. Of letter to tn. Charleston Mercury. dated


"The Sea Island crop viii bear comparison In guam
tty with that OF the last year, far hear from
the various Islands On this Island with the exception
Of few, they viii be much below the average We
have had OF extremes In the first part Of the
year. an excessive drought; then the rains which
started the cotton TO grow by which sudden and
abundant How OF the sap, most OF the young fruit
thrown off, and owing tn the frequent aud excessive
rains which lave had within the last three four
weeks the rust has extensively taken possession Of
the fields and made the plantshed their leaves
all the smaller pods In addition TO all this the Caerp
have generally made their appearance they be
not destroyed by the planters whilst they the
early stage and whilst in the state Of chrysas the
serious damage will be done to all the young coons which
have been the least rurous affected by the rains when
the CaterplArs sLal appear in their brood Dis
covering that portion OF of fields Of young and
backward cotton but which very promng had been
much by the worms and that the Caterpars
had just gone into the chrysals trinket state
sometimes called turned hands into the field and
they gathered about bushe aud half OF the chrysais
rolled up in the leaves intending repeat the attack upon
them in about six days, when other shall have
rolled themselves up. IL Is estmsted that each moth
which proceeds from the chry sas) deposit 300 eggs
least from which many Caterpars produced do
their work of mischief Consider then, what enor.
nous destruction Of them is made by destroying
bushe OF the chrysss, when in the third generation
Caterpillar u multiplied at the rate of 5OOx5OOx6O0-l25
100000 have accordingly been long of the opinion that
the injury which the planters suffer from this great pest
their cotton fields might be greatly diminished If not
trcy removed by early perseverug and general (bu
especially early attack upon them they dis
covered Many Of our planters however, console them.
seve this year with the reflection the having
stripped the cotton OF the leaves and forms and tender
pods there Is little le for the Caterpars eat and that
they must, therefore, die OF starvation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

Depot for the conveyance Of all who desire to avail them
selves of kth opportunity for pleasure trip to the Cot
tage The charge tor the round trip will be only a. for
each gentleman Ladies will be carried free AT this
pleasant season trip to this agreeable retreat must be
very acceptable Such could conveniently leave al
O'Clock in The evening, the hour appointed for the star
ting OF the train, will have opportunity Of leaving by
the night train O'clock time enough to enjoy all tho
pleasures which the occasion viii undoubtedly offer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

Hrygrrs Ortna THorrE-Tt- inmilablo Troupe,
continues interest hundreds Of our citizens nightly
We have seldom witnessed uch amusing pre-.
s,ntcd by the various performers oi this excellent
Tsoupc. The musical dlplJs on ho violin and accordc
on by Mcssrs Mckinley aud Bfown afford much interest
The reak aud wi'tcus Of Birch, or rather Bones,
rich aud u The extreme. There g. no part with which
lie IL identified, that not justly received With intense al
minton In fact feel con.riiucI to laugh Whenever
wcarr led to reflect Upon the comic sayings aud gestures
Of Bones
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

ExcrssioS. tic excursion by d,o Young Guard To
s-h Cobge postponed n cons, qucncc u Tire death u
Mf Levi. Lottir 2nd Iicoicuaut q tho comIauy, vi
come oT on ttmonow evening. The Annoy Rand will
accompany them W. alec cotlon band, both under lhe
sknful maaagement Of NJ J Smith. Arsng morls
have been made With he sgspi Of As FrVd0Fieksba'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

An AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE AN EXPERIMENTAL Fam
proposition Is on foot and in fair way OF being taken
up aud supported by men OF wealth for the purchase Of
Mount Vernon or other suitable place. EIpe-
rimenta Farm and the establishment OF United States
Agricultural College thereon for he instruction of youths
and other persons in the science OF agriculture Among
this enterprise understand are the Messsrs Corcoran
Clement, HILL and Charles b. Calvert These gentlemen
intend being present 1.-THE meeting the New York State
Agricultural Society and will themselves there to
procure donations from the monaires of that State for
the immediate establishment of this enerpriscd on firm
basin One gentleman Of this city has already offered to
subscribe one thousand dollars IL this Agricultural College
established for the purchase of Mount Vernon Let tile
monafes OF the country take in the matter
and subscribe hberay and his proposition which nos
talked about, will be a fixed iact.-Bdh. Patriot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

BAroU SARAH AND ST. FR,ScIsvILLE.-we learn that
the yellow fever prevailing great the above
named towns being much this time than Il was
in 1899, when IL visited those places comm ittee
hes lately been formed Of citizens of the above places and
called the Relief Society, their object being to nurse
and succor the INDECENT patients. The above committee
have sent TO this city inviting Dr. McKevey who former.
y resided in St. Francisvile their relief offer
ing him the most liberal compensation for his medical SER
vices Dr. Mckerey left this city last evening for Bayou
Sara with the intention Of remaining there during the
prevalence of the epidemic in order succor his old
friends.-N. o. PiedyEne Sept. H.
UsIS0 EXTREME PRIcAurIoS.-We learned yesterday
from gentleman who has just arrived from up the river
STOPPING at the principal landings that most Of the
towns the planters will not haul their to the land.
ngs, afraid they Of catching the yellow fever II
baggng and rope provisions wanted by the planters
the merchant sends them by dray two miles into the
country where, after b,ng allow ed sun and air for
hours the negroes load them into their wagons and take
them home So unaccustomed aud fearful of the vel
low fever many Of the residents that they are in
great dilemma, either TO avoid the epidemic
As the disease has abated ia this city, would it not be
advisable for physicians and to visit some
OF the neighborng Their selpoSsesson and ex-
pericnce might be extremely vauablc.-B
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

New ORLEANS RAGs-It is stated that Mr.. Stiles of
Springfield, New jersey, paper manufacturer, recently
received from New Orleans quantity of rags from which
he caught fever supposed to be the yellow fever, and
died in two DAYS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22
4 TR.a,nr.-The Lil.lc Rock Whig of a la,e dale

TRAGfpY.-The Little Rock Wing of a late date says
"A most unfortunate circumstance, resulting in the
death OF citizens o! this State, occurred the s3d
uL /, appears that Jno. G. Psschal. of Galley Rock,
Pope county, and william q. Wilson, Of Conway county
mad difficulty in making settlement the last Of
PAschal alive on his way to Wilson's lie mis-
sing FOR days when he found barharous,y mua
ted in the Arkansas river Suspicion resting upon Wilson,
he arrested end taken Lewis5urg aud while
fned he shot the Night Of the 26th between II
and o'ci,c P4schal d merchant and leaves a
family Wilson planter of ample means, cni great
industry aud energy u character lie was sin gle man
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

The Vienna corr, sPondent % the Chronicle makes a
positive statement to the conditions Of peace demand
ed By the sultan independent II the aiih H. moii-
hca'iDu1. To- dispatches dated the 2D h from Cons. anti
nppr AMI received At Vienna the gSh, j; j. stated
o. tr Porte h justified the mod IN the Nicnni
note iu circular addressed tn the representative
nf the great powers Constindnopl n which 10 pleaded
at uncon itoa acceptance uf the said collective mote
would have been compatible with tie DIGNITY Of Tur
Ecg, aUi urut, ncsrn sttci tt4t " even sEgbt
modification be- accepted by the cabinet Use Petersburg
which seems 60 he taken for grantedthc Porte would
deem t cludy Incompatible With her honor to send an
auh. ufor hrreH.lh To the Emperor Of Russia ules'
-i'n D an",u.iy With tho appointment Of such envoy
sHlor.iuniy tic evacuation Of The ptncpltc5 by tie
Russian troops scrs 40 last c,nmsncel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

Noh n9-roN-sir,i ve.si-Riea,ond aad Be.
.ssr EMpiRE ne c. fSexst,,rhe superior stealing AIN
o. going boaf S's s s pGT s ~
Dp'SD' ''' balance OF freight b ssgy g suRn,r
NNRs JOSEPH srERBINs DRESS AND cLo,kINo ysrIs-
.o 5fs learn , SS Sui ITs, Makers are wanted immediately Also
GoLD AND sPEcrAcLEs, and Eve o...s. :, 80,
Ps. If.sSp Maiden sS. y b. GL9
ou, sSt , all article. made by him superior
tLorhs, cAssMEREs Ao-Coths Of every color and quail,
s;,n Plain and Fancy casmsIe' Velvet. SIM casSasro
.si2 c. HARrwRLL a CO.
A LpAcAs, CANTON CLOTHS AND D0MB4zINIs.-A large
Monslains, just opened by 80
seq o HARrwELL CO.
ENCuANHE BooksrORE-An the Popular School Docks Al
IL o% prices. sc2s GEO. N WEST.
A LARGE SUPPLY LIGHT LITERATURE Away. on hand.
.eaa GRO NJ WEST. exchange ia B soS SsSs''
NEW ANp POPULAR woRKs,-1 Tisa 70 Ea1op. ia
B anu ninety seven engraving on wood $sO and q
sea- GEO. NJ WEST
dnL2o ~ ENiLf-Jus received for sale by A.
SGIcsT "a E Voice from The opinion,
lie and government words By Benjamin Me.Ta
No. as A lie .I @SSG@csia To' vol.
] s R M rapa ATss aSl HG1.'' Eie5 IN 2yO'
irriHeioH. PERSONAL ctses I'm, o,oa Time, vol com.
plete ~ VOL COM
Stirling -'"'' ny "'"An
The Book Of Nature ny Frederick Schroeder Ph D. and Hem
~ Medoek Cs Illustrated by hundred and seven
"s'A''nbs On Nood s-2l
WpLEhK HOUSE ONIPI.RTE-J W RGSDoI pm -. a.,
u ID sale, Sept n: us '''
said for the Solitary. by Epcure plAtes-alaa
Memoirs Of ri hard Btinsey sheridan Thos Moore qyoIa
500 - '-'S''N' -'"''~
Pro sTaP' VII, to Europe With plates. 2yo-taSO
Christian Progress. BY J. A. James-2Se
The Flower Gathered Tor Children
songs Tor the Little ones Home, plates-a1 cts
Bleak House. by Dickens conplete-sO sea
-
rom w To $50 dozen Common al inpVs
Lade. horCeeH Gentemsn' do binding ssns Good and Good
Damaged Ste Leather. Those please call Al No NJ
Pearl fsc92l oIiARIEs a nRonEF -
rENTRAL RAILROAD STOCK wANTEn-rhs ,ub.c,i,cT,
~ wish purchase atty shares Stock the Virginia C
ual hAiroai Company. QUARLES BRuOkE
No prar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

Some idea of the liberal support extended to the schools
OF Wisconsin may be gathered from the fact that the
of school fund of the State, and the estimated
value of the public lands appropriated for schools and COL
leges is tales than millions of dollars the interest Of
which be forever appropriated for educational Pupo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22
MARRIED.

In Newark, New Jersey, on the l5th instant nv th,
Rev. Mr.. Brnsmade, SlLAS q. HALSEY, of Petersbury
and FANNIE LATiRoP eldest daughter Of Chas T. Das'
Esq, of Newark. n j. .',
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

Trrtgs-In letter adlr~s,cI by Gen Charles Lee, Of
the Revolutionary Army, to Patrick Henry he says:
There r. q bubarisn ,rcpt in among ~ that shocks
me extremely. ! mean those rinsel cpii!irE with which
m" .pHttsrcI, HE excellence HNd biz hOHor, tho
honorable pre.ieut " 3Jpc honorable Convenuu" fhis
fl-,,uo ususrtu1 cIut may DO vol enough adapted 20
blsb4r1r, mOnAfchrs, OF To- guiy The unidultctstcd
pils of to utguiH Ian pDupDus irit"crtcir., but IN
great free manly commonwealth, 30 b. quito aJUnin1ble
FOR NY psu pui aGut RI. ,f cbes pi,ter alpcs bc
cruumcl wrh your cxccllrncy, with Which ain duily
p--tr.d. How much more true dignity there
bro the STINT y Of address among tIc ipiums Marcus
Iul0us Cicero, Decline Brutp In.pirtod, Ciip Mar
cello Cpu.uu, than in hii Esr,reuoy Mtjur General
Norlle Of 90, Honorable John Doodle. Wy objection,
,rr p.rlps ti,id aud Niim.icil, but olnnot help sn
tug thru Ttrr,iufr, .,oulI -.n'timrs address you
without p,tutor lut r,rslaurt, you must not csiccu
mari, 60, p,i.ou.lor Official dHrespeet, but The rs.
verse.
Gru Ice would ini in the present age abundant ina.
tcrlt ipr b. .ur,cd gen. W. s,cu Co have more tuu
, up r r lu.- oi al noble titles Ly TIC Abundance 81
urIais within the reach IT E,prbrcsu Invention. We
have f.t ,iy.ii go thr u'r ~ Eacrl,fcy aud as ir
"iipuppIl," W. atc "slI honorable men, Tho next
ftr vi Uc iu conf tr tin1 uf Es',l,rfyAHI HONOR
H'.a on t,t wives 81 l1a.riort. I'D JYIfr Df why
should mr iir.r, hc cydll.d EOa lIe Lc,cd,s o. az
l'nUrsus ufiu1utcy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

DEDICATION OF SYSAGOUGE.-A new Hebrew Syna-
gogue dedicated at Cincinnati the l4th inst, by
the Rev. DR.. Raphael, of New York. The large of
s25 600 has been raised by subscription pay for the
building, which is said to be a very hsnl.ome one.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

lHIow FETFR u NIcI,buGG.-fho seItons report
published in the Nigksbu papers Of the sh inst shows
that there were fourteen de hs in that city from noon on
% inst. 10 the I'D; thirteen of them were caused
by yellow fever.-N u. P.cdume.
YELLOW FryER AT YAloo, Nj. Two or three cases Of
yellow fever reported by the Yazoo Democrat of the
Ith as having occurred ia that place Many citizens had
left town in consequence and others ere p,eua,ing to
leaye.-B go -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

IsroTASr To LANYEs.-we learn from the virginia
BuHetu that Ut the ircuii Court Of Carroll cnurty OH
Tue 81 inst rule entered against Gr g. H. Handy
IawNe pt'cuciug IN that court show cause why be-
should not be hrcd for ufaCtsiug law without having
paid tr tax iud procured the license pursuant to the ac,
~ Assembly ui 1888 Wh.eupou hr appeared end pie m
Nic uurou.uuutInaly Of the law. The rul, wa d..
charged Judge Fulton declaring th4 law unconstitutional
- db"yt'' ITg'Hiou Spk II.
A YAIr,HLU TErg-watar Johnson E.p. Dsput,
sheriff OF Oils county has iu hs yard a1 apple Tree rom
which, 10" informs u'. be- Lasu gathered u one year M
leastit' hw'!rd I"he's Of sppi-s Tie year the Weld
VIII not 10" quite - great hut viii b- upwaris Ut oar Lm
d,sd b.H''is Who can beat thlts-N
DI.IErssSG hcrpsNr-Ol Sunday afternoon lat
about hairpis O'Clock little son OF Mr. Samuel Csr
ncr 81 is county % drowned in what b. knoau AZ Bal
iJuf miihp"ud lClr this ii-ge.-B
CoroNHArtoS MrrUSG.--A meeting viii be- holder, q,
NE frcshltgn1n thuuu on Sunday uia1t neat for the
l1rpo1c Of dcy-ug mctu. % al -iur 81 ,fugrit. Who
T'l leave t' place Hud county nest month Jr Lb.fti-
u s hoped there Nii 100 iu1 attendance uf oIr citizen.
q. tt oy"ci i"f w'. tr meeting b.. tp ID. htl b. ono boz
winch the chrtr sI pi.lnrbro.t arc deeply interest
cd. Two or more nilre--g. usg be- csprctcI-H
Emory & lIE,EY CetLrgr. ll. opened we nn.irra,,pd
r1." prOri.,.ey loo cJtr are already 900 ATTENDANCE,
ID
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

RUlg' yoa Toi TIlE JoUESE' LIFE.-Tho following
rules from the papers Of Dr. West according his mem.
onndum thrown together general way-marks in the
journey u life
Never 1icule sacred things, what Others NAV esteem
A. SUCH however absurd they may appear 10 you.
Never show eyiy when people engaged at worship
Never IN recent suppocd injury tin know the views
and motives Of he author Of it, On occasion to re
late IT,
Asay- 70 take h0 pare Of an absent person. who il
sdr"d 10 company, for truth and propricty will alow
Nsve. To think worse Uf another Of his differ
ing from me 10 political aud religious subjects
NOt Ia dispute with man who j. more than seventy
years Of age. TOR with woman, nor any enthusiast
Nutto affect to bo witty, to jest to wound the
feelings Of another.
10 say as little as possible Of myself und Of those who
are near to me.
To aim % cheerfulncss without evity.
Never ~ court the favor U the rich by Aiterng either
their yani"ties their vices.
To speak with calmue-' and dcberation on I'll occasons
especially in Circumstances which tend o. initiate.
Frequently to review my conduct aud note my feel
ings