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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-23
COMPREHENSIVE.

hare
~ this day associated themselves together under 10
style and firm of &c HOLS, PRYOR & TALIAFEReme
with the view OF conducting general Commission b.
mess in all its branches. 1'
Their house is the large and commodoLs brick ,o,a
ment, recently erected in the of of Mr. Jobp pl
ers factory Immediately the canal and nearly onr'
site the Piedmont Works. 1t is well arranged r H.
reception of and storing all kinds of produce no
well merchandise. As their lot is large and n,J
secure from all depredati b. strong enclosure and
otherwise conveniently RAM ed, ,h+y are enabled >,
give SPECIAL atentono the sale of every descrpto s
Lumber
Every necessary preparation is also made to ecoio
Lime ia any and all qnantitis Particular attention
i'll be paid tot sale of tn article. Consignman,
are solicited from those preparing such commodities 70,
market They also solicit consig mens of wheat aonr
meal. 'as. well as every description Ct nro
luce
Liberal advances, required, will always be made ON
consignments in hand. Coal, lump, and ground pla.r
and guano will always be kept on hand-orders sol.
ed.
All orders for goods from punctual customers VII =.
reive prompt attention.
Goods consigned their care, to be forwarded VII
he attended to with all possible dispatch
No charge made for drayage merchandise or pro.
duce, either by railroad canal. By applying them.
selves closely to business being determined to
cry possible endeavor in pleasing all who may call on
them they hope receive the announcement ofu liberal
public. r J ECHLOS,
VIM Fl PRYOR
ian ll-dActs N @ TAIIAEERHO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-23
MERCHANTS.
RAKER a. CLAyEx,

MERCHANT TAILoRS K CLofHlEhs.-ih ~
VI .ub.c,bers have associated themselse. together
.,er the styl, md firm as above and have taken thai
well known stand at the of Main and Market sts
for the purpose of conducting the CLOf HING BUST
NESS in all its various branches They Will have IN
fw days Of Goods suitable To compete
tientlemans wardrobe.
They will keep constantly hand well selected
stock # sLOTHS. CASSIMERES AND gESTlNGS,
wichibey VII make up in the best sfyle Of WokmtnshP
and suit the Of the fastdious they res
pectfly invite the attention of their friends and the
ib1ic To their establishments as it is the intention OF
both parties all with everything in their line
having in view the rule that governs trade and business
in general, by which they hope 10 gain liberal
sllnre of the public patronage. ......,
SAML d BAKER
WIN CLAVEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-23
New Confectionery and Ice cream
mar i-Itf

FISHING TACKLE, Gc.-Fishing Rods,
\ in joints of Luce Wood and East India Bamboo Of
all kinds and prices. Reels, DC. Limerick Kirby Vr-
gina and Spring Hooks silk hemp and grass Lines, fin
ished Snoods, bait Boxes, &c. Also lot of English
Hunting Whips &c, which furnish to dealers ut
Baltimore prices VIM d. X C. FISHER,
Mnrch9 It's Opposite Frnklin Hotel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXCEL SIOR.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

LPNcHBURG CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
"THERE may be found the largest and bel got up
w Stock Of Ready Made Clothing offered To
the citizens of Lynehburg Our stock comprises
~ style quality and color of Dress aud Frock Coais,
Business Goats Of various styles Plain and Fancy Cass
ierc Pants of every color md quality Imaginable, Plain
and Figured Silk, Satin Narratives Vests in endless
riey,Also, avery large and select stock Of furnishing
Goods, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Trunks, dc, de-
ALSO
Cloths Cassineres and Nesting. ofthe finest fabric,
made order in The latest style, and the shortest
notice Good fit warranted IN all the Clothes
returned. HATCHER, LOCKWOOD q co
npl5-fa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-23
sgsUNION COOKING RANGES,

-. UNION COOKING RANGES+-The
81 subscriber has just received from the North. few
90 more of Ponds Improved Union Cooking Ran
ges for wood and coal. which for economy and
nience have gained for themselves such oeebriiy-tha
they rapidly taking the place of all other arrange
Inentsfor cooking purposes.
The water cask, for keeping supply Of hot
without any additional fuel upon the per
feet plan. Also hot air fixtures for warming additional
looms be attached IL desired Personal attention
given the setting of them and all warranted
operate in the perfect manner Thousands Of ref
erenees might be offered but examination OF them at
the of the subscriber Is sufficient satisfy every
one of their superiority any other fixture.
mar9-ff g. s. BLISS.
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MISCELLANEOUS
OCKETs, LOCKETs, PINS &c.-

i
OCkETs, LOCKETs, PINS Ac.-
- The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
ie has jest returned from the North with unusually
large stock Of Degaerreotypeng mnterial. eubraenp
Frames Gases NC Of the latest styles and patterns Al
80 large stock Of Loekets and Pins, extra fine
made order, which will be filed with pictures in tile
best style fthe nj low prices, according quality,
At Whitehurst Gallery, next door TO the Va. Bank
?. e. GIBBS. ProPrIefor
B-Pnintings and Pictures of all kind. accurately
cops
stou furnished Mt the lowest eash prices
feb. lots r. r. q.
E'IRE, LIFE AND MAXINE INsyK
L ANCE.-Lyach6nrg Hoe & Fire InsuroHet a y
pany.
This Company makes Insurance nganst loss II
age b Fire, on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Tobacco
RES and other buildings, furniture, Goods wares AL
merchandise generally in and countryon the most
favorable terms
Also makes Insurance on the lives of all persons
Toying good health and of sound constitution for the
whole duration oflife. or for n limited period
Slaves employed In ordinary occupations, will be-
insured on reasonable terms.
The Company will also take murine risks from and Ia
any Of the Northern Southern Ports, favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, Pyesident
DON T. g. PETERS, Hice P,esident
SAMPSON DIUGUID, Chief Engineer.
James " Cobbs, Samuel Garland,
John figgat, Nathan b. Thurman
GeorPs W. Ynncey, Jobn Otey Taylor
William I. Anderson. William 7. Smith
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
CREED T. WILLS, Secy.
DIR. p H. Gmer,
DIR. VIM. Otwsy Oven, A"' A>N"'''''
FebB--dts
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CTILL RECEIVING NEW GOODS.

STILL RECEIVING NEW GOODS.
- March 5, 1s53.-JOHN J. PURVlS, in addition
10 a large stock of NEW GOODS previously received,
Is now opening splendid lot of Silk and Scotch Cling
hum UMBRELLAS.
larg esopply of white Goods, towit: Checked Mus
Inns Jnckonets Swiss and Book Muslins, &c, &c.
Mouslins and Berage de LANES, Lawns, &c.-hlso
Gcndemens Silk and Cambria Pocket Handkerchefs,
with many other articles too tedious to mention.
Mnrch5-Is
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q COHtFHCIOFS.
{ ioNTkACToRS promptly supplied, upon the most
~ reasonable terms. with the following articles:
Rail Road Dirt aud Stone Cars Wheeibarrows Der.
rick Gearing and Blocks Picks and Bars and other ar
tcles required on Public Works-Apply at the
April7-ts PIEDMONT WORKS !,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-24
To the Benevolent ond Charitable of the CITY
Of Now York.

NEW York, March II, 1858.
1t having been nscerained that the bark Catharine
Augusta Of this port which sailed in October last for
Australia with about hundred and thirty passengers
compelled the ed Of December TO put into Rio
de Jeneiro and at last accounts fron thence the pas
sengcrs in very deplorable state Of suffering and
desttuion. and the vessel il feared would be
demned thus leaving great number Of fellow citi
zens exposed TO that unhealthy climate q prey to the
rdyages Of yellow fever and other pestilenia diseases
this appeal is made TO the citizens OF New York who
ere kn' 70 be at all times ready TO give and glad
distribute portion Of their surplus wealth to relieve
tie distressed in every cline and the friends OF the suf
ieres feel every confidence in appealing 10 them when it
Is 10 relieve their fellow citizens case like .he
IRE sent.
The Hon Jacob A. we.tervelt Mayor of the city has
kindly volunteered to be the recipient the funds con
trbuted and vii forward the Consul at Rio
To he BY him appropriated to relieve and IL possible for
ward the sufferers to their destination
Il is intended that il the vessel should not actually be
condemned and should previous 70 IL receipt these
contributions boyc agon sailed with the passengers the
Consul will be reques ted to return the the Mayor
70 DC by him returned to the Tbutors unless there
shond be Others u country there similarly stu
ated, TO whom such timely aid would prove boon be-
you'd price.
In furtherance OF the above appeal. We the under.
signed hereby contribute the amount set opposite our
-
81. 7. Tapscott OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-24

fsTrIIiGEsCr LBIRAIetters ha We been recaivcd
from tho Rev Bishop Scott who left Baltimore at fa
70 visit the Methodist missions in Liberia The Bishop
arrived at Monrova the 9Th n January in good health
which continued 20 the 18th Of that month when The
Bishop was about leave Monrovia for Cape pamas and
he would probably be absent month on that tour
The Bishop says-" am much pleased with Monrovia
The people have done wonders, all things considered
The passengers who went out in company with the
Bishop enjoyed excellent health and continued whom
the advices left.
The Rev. Pluto HUT died aimee oar iAs. Asoosa1- =
Commercial Adyev1sse~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-24
United States District Court,
Before Hon. Judge bette.

ALLEHED CUSTOM HOUSE FRAUDS.
MARCH Zj-lne Grand Jury rendered true bill against
trainer larnam, Of the firm Of T. ". Farnham K Co OF
Cohoes Troy manufacturers Of thread for passn0
duent invoices through the cudon, house at Ga 500
whilst their real value estimated at about $15 600
The Judge directed the defendant give bail in the sum
OF $50 000 the suit to the whole value Of tho
goods and 50 900 the charge for passing the goods
through the custom house under value.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-24


The excess thus far this month has averaged about
three millions per week. At this rate the aggregate
excess for the month will exceed twelve mllions.o'
dollara This will be much greater than that of the
month Of February, which exceeds any previous
month within our recollection.
The total value Of imports in March, 1852 Including
SPECIE was $l3 277 2i2. In the first three weeks Of
March this year. the aggregate value Of imports was
sl3 s31 Ole showing an excess in three weeks, this
year, Of 1854 ,671, over the imports in four and
half weeks in 1862 Last week the importations
into this port we're valued at upwards Of five millions
Of dollars. If for this week the entries are as large
the total for the month will be full fifty per cent
greater than In March, 1926 In the face Of this
nous importation the outward movement of specie
continues limited and rates for foreign exchange
very much reduced. This II most extraordinary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-24

The committee in their report, say very truly that
this extraordinary condition of the stock accounts
Of the treasury challenges the earnest attention
of the General Assembly, and demands immediate
efIcctua action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-24

$50 n jersey Zinc 50 1lT
1C0 do b35. ...... 12if
500 Montg'y Ming 90 ga
50Flor Il keyport 80 1914
3 do, IA
80 do. ..bW lax
100 Porte mouth ID. 5k
100 Mo Iran 20 b%. SIX
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16

Special Correspondence of the N. Y. Herald
WASHINGTON March 13-S p NJ


WASHINGTON, March l3-9 P. M.
At the cabinet nesting yesterday, it is undsr-
stood, 1T WINS decided that the three principal
mlSslons-'England, France and Spain-should be
given to pennsylvania, Louisiana aud New York,
respectively, viz:--Mr. Buchanan, for England
Mr. Soule for Spain; Mr.. Dix, for France. There
may be some doubt us to Mr.. Dix being the man
but l think not. This determination will give
the Custom House, &C.. to the hunkers 1t has
been decided not to charge the States from
which the heads of departments come with them
but rather to consider them as representing d.,
visions of the country, and to apportion the Of
fees without reference to the fact that some oil
the States may have cabinet officers. Several
important nominations will be sent ia to NOR
row, including the above.
George Harrington, Chief Clerk of the Treas
ury Department was removed yesterday and
Gilbert Rodman, of Pennsylvania appointed to
the office
Mr.. Reed sOn-in law of Gen. Duff Green,
received his dismissal yesterday. He was form
efiy In the Indian place. On the Sd of March,
the last day OF the administration. Mr.. Corwin
give him sixteen hundred dollar office in the
Secretary's office proper. Judge Johnson OF
Mississippi. Clerk in The second Comptroer's
office, has received Reeds position
Three other Temporary clerks were removed
from the Treasury proper.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Alta meeting held at New Market, Nelson
County, on Saturday. the 9Th instant. of the
| Wing delegations from the counties of Amherst
Nelson and Buckingham composing the Senate
| rial district. for the purpose of nominating
| Wing candidate for this district. the Convention
was called to order, and DIR. VIM. P. Hall. oil
Buckingham, placed in the Chair and DR.. VIM.
H. johnson, of Amherst, and Captain James
Nj. Harris, of Nelson, were appointed Secreta-
ries.
The delegates from each county being called
there were present from Neson-W A Payne,
C A Stewart, A Bib, M Philips. Daniel Wit,
P H billiard, NJ T Shipman, G Welsh, James
Penn, Jos Fl Roberts, H Pamklin, N F
Cabell, J B Mcclellan, r Fl Eubank r X Bib,
E L Purvis NJ Harris, VIM N Cabell, Josiah
Faulkner, Wilson Peters, ] Mitchell.
Buckingham-John w Marlborough, Jas M
Patterson, Clifford Cahel, VIM Hall, Thomas
Robertson
Amherst--Josiah R Ellis, John Wilma, Thos
Whitehead, VIM HI johnson, Robert l. Cole
man, N B Cobbs.
On motion of Vim M CabeI,
Resolved, unanimously, That the delegates in
the wing Senatorial Convention assembled, pledge
themselves individually to sustain aud to further
by all proper means the election of the nominee
of this Convention.
On motion of James S Penn, the Convention
took recess fvr ten minutes, for the purpose of
giving the delegations from the different counties
an opportunity of consulting among themselves
at the expiration of which time the Convention
again assembled, and
On behalf of the delegation of Nelson. Mr..
VIM. M. Cabell reported that Robert X. Irving
Esq. of Buckingham was unanimously the
choice of Tint delegation, and for himselfand that
delex alton he nominated him us the candidate OF
the Wing party for the State Senate. On behalf
Of the Amherst delegation, Mr.. Thomas White
head seconded the nomination as the unanimous
choice of that delegation.
Maj Jas. M. Patterson stated that Mr. Irving
was also the unanimous choice Of the Bucking-
ham delegation; whereupon it was
Resolved, That Robert K Irving be declared
the nominee of the Wing party for this Senate
rial District, and that Josiah r. Ellis. of Am
herst, VIM. M. Cabel Of Nelson, and Mai. Jas.
M. Patterson, of Buckingham, be appointed a
committee to inform Mr.. Irving of his nomna-
ton and request his acceptance.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this Conven-
ton be published in the Wing papers of the CT
ties of Richmond and Lynchburg.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
VIM. P. HALL, Chairman
W ", n f. u JOHNSON Secretaries,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16

The CALoRIC ENGNE.-The reader will per-
ceive from yesterdays proceedings in the House
of Delegates. that the use Of the Hall Of the
House has been rendered to Capt. Ericsson. to
enable that gentleman Thursday afternoon to
explain the principles upon which the Caloric
Engine has been constructed. The lecture, or
explanation, will undoubtedly possess much inter-
est for those who understand Mechanics, but we
shall not be surprised to learn that a majority of
our learned and astute Legislators are as profound
ly ignorant of the whole subject after as before
he lecture.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16
HUSTINGS COURT.

Shortly after the court m ct yesterday, mo-
ton of tho Commonwealth Attorney, it was
ordered that the following tribute to the memo
ry of Thomas CowLEs, deceased, be entered upon
the minutes of the court, viz:
This Court having been informed of the death
of Thomas Cowles, Esq. for many years an es-
teamed member OF this body
Resolved, That this court shares deeply in the
regret which has pervaded the community, at
the departure of one so long known and homo
red an on gst us, and that we record with mourn
ful pleasure, our testimony to his conscientious
discharge of his duties magistrate, his uni
form courtesy as gentleman, and his many vir-
tues as man and citizen.
Resolved That we deeply sympathize with
his family in theil sorrow at the loss which they
have sustained by the death of in whose
character all tie virtues, and all the amenities
OF social and domestic life were so happily blend
ed.
Resolved, That these proceedings be spread
upon the records and that the clerk be requested
to communicate, copy thereof to tho family of
the eceased, and furnish copy for publication
in one or more of the newspapers of the city.
The Court then proceeded with the civil dock
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16

The ORLEANS FoRTUNE.-It appears that the
nett proceeds OF the Orleans property, now that
all the sales have been perfected, is. in round
numbers, thirty seven millions of francs. This
will leave each of the children of Louis Philippe
worth only about million of dollars apiece.
The grand children, of course, will divide
their deceased parents share. Consequent
ly the young Court of Paris, who would now be
King Of the French. if the Orleans dynasty had
continued, will receive but half million, and hi
younger brother taking the other half Circum-
stances arising out of the will of his aunt, Madame
Adelaide, may it is said, deprive him even Of
this half million, and leave him entirely per nj
less
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16
Local IntelIigence~City Affairs, &c.

Sergeant Alfred ]. Gouldman, who was ar
rested at Old Point, aweekor two ago, for staying
VIM. Widen, a musician of the band, who had
invaded his domestic sanctuary, has been exam
ined before Commissioner John T. Francis, and
committed for trial before the Circuit Court of
the United States in this city.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16

STATE AGRICULTURAL SoctETY-We gre
requested to state, that Gen. VIM II. Richard
son of this city. having been authorized to receive
subscriptions and obtain members for the Soci-
ETY., communications through the post Office, or
left at the counting room of Mr.. D. C. Randolph,
will reach him and receive prompt attention.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16

One CENT MILE RAILROAD fFARE.-The
N. Y. State Engineer and Surveyor, McAlpine,
IN his report to the Legislature of New York,
10 1882, says IAN important fact is also es-
tabllshed, which up to this time had been doubt,
ed by most men conyersant with railroad trans
ports, which Isl that passengers can be transport
ed at an expense of less than one cent per mile.
This result is obtainedas a rule, when the average
loads are 80 passengers each mile rum
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16

RICHMOND MEDICAL CoLLEGE-rrhe exer-
cises of commencement came off at the College
Monday evening. DIR. Green conferred the de-
gree of NJ. D. upon twenty-six graduates, and the
Dean OF the Faculty presented the gold M edal
for the Prize Essay on the absorption of Medi-
cines, and their mode of action' to DR.. z. G.
Drew, of Henrco county, to whom it had been
awarded. The exercises closed witha vaedicto-
ry address from DR.. Maupin.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16

The English papers hardly know what to make
Of Capt. Eriosson's engine and the big ship
One says 1t is "stupendous experiment uue-
qusled 10 point Of audacity in the history of me-
chanicslo
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16

BOARD OF VIsIrERs TO WEST PoINT AcADE-
MY.-The following is list of the Board of Wis
ffss to the Military Academy, appointed BY the
Hon. Wm G. Bates Massactfi iaalaedanow' Maine
drews, Esq, Connecticut; Henry E. Davies ESQ.,
New York; Francis Hewson, Esq, Pennsylvania;
Col. John C. Groome, Maryand; Hon. Kenneth
kayner, North Carolina; Major A. " Brumby,
Georgia; Gen. D. Jarvis, Ohio; Joshua Baker, Esq,
Louisiana; Prof Henry Tutwiler, Alabama; Rev.
James Purviance Mississippi; Major G. L. Ward.
Florida; Gen. George Temple, Iowa; Henry S.
Baird, ESQ.,, WISCONSIN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16
B Y A U T H ORR TY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed during the Second Session Of the Thirty second
Congress-
Public AcT-No. 52.l

[PUBLIc Acr-No. So z+
AN ACT for the relief of the Southern Michigan Rail
road Company.
Be enacted by the Senate and House of representa-
tives of the United States Of Ame,1ca Congress
bed That the Postmaster General be authorized and is
hereby directed pay to the Southern Michigan Rail-
road Company out of any money not otherwise appro.
prated the OF nine hundred and seventy dollars
and forty three cents for services in the transportation
Of the great northern mail from Toledo Hllsdale be
You'd Detroit in the State of Michigan.
Approved March 3, 1853.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16
"a Dunno s.. IN Y, June 25th 1857

When truly valuable medicine is offered to the pub
lie after being thoroughly tested by eminent Physicians
and receiving their sanction there can be no ground to
doubt their great efficacy in the of the dis asas
tor which they recommended. See the circulars to
be had Of the agents. for STARLER.S ANODYNR
CHERRY EXPECTORANT AND DIARRHGA
CORDIAL, and you will be convinced OF their unpar-
ullpIpd excell1 nce ~
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16
MR.. CLAYTON.

In the Senate Monday the discussion of the
Clayton Bulwer treaty continued. Mr..
Mason undertook to correct Mr.. Clayton 10 his
geography, by establishing from the authorities
that British Honduras is in Guatemala, and
therefore in Central America, MIR. Clayton re-
|phed briefly to Mr.. Mason, showing that the
very map which he brought forward to establish
his position demonstrated its In the course
OF his remarks Nh. Douglass interrupted him.
and slight passage at arms occurred between
the honorable Senators, in which both sus tanned
themselves with cunning and vigor of fence
Mr.. Clayton. however, was little hard N Young
America in his illusions to the Presidential can
didacy, and the fact that all his rivals for the
Presidency approved of the Clayton BuIwer
treaty, whereby Delaware undertook to account
for the apple in Young Americas dumping.
We were given to understand the other day
that Mr.. Clayton had been annihiIated by the
Senator from Illinois-chipped and minced in a
manner lameutabe to be considered. On in.
spection, however. found the honorable Sena
tor from Delaware as full OF life and energy al
ever. and to all appearance quite able to make
meal of of Dung merica.w without Inconvenience
In the course of his remarks Mr.. Clayton
stated very enphatically that it was his inten
tion not oppose the administration on its polio,
90 far as it bad been developed, aud espresso
the hope that he might be able TO sustain it throug
its wht ie Republic.