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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-13
Fat. Of tn. Democratic Compromise Men.

In treating of this subject that influential Demo
cratic Free Soil journal the New York Post remarks,
that 'if MIR. Pierce had been one Of the Compromise
men, he would not now be President"-that "the
Democratic party set aside every Of its members
who had been engaged in bringing about the Com
promise, and drawing from Lawyers office in a
New Hampshire village man who had wholly re-
tired from public lie-madc him their candidate, and
elected him to the Presidency" The Post then goes
to show. and exult the sad fate of prominent
Democrats Compromise men at the South, as fol-
lows:
AT the South, what has been the reward Of the po~
clans who foremost in forcing these upon
the natons Howell Cobb, time the popular
Of Georgia, is beaten in the elections and compelled
to back to private life fooe the noisisst champion
Of the compromise in the United States Senate il defeated
in his desperate struggle be returned that body, and
LETT in hopeless minority. Clemens man who had
fair prospect of lorg political life is sent back to retire
ment for conscntng become follower Of Footc in sup
porting the compromise measures. We might multiply
these examples, If had spacebut these enough
justify ALL"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-13

u Congress will do s duty wisely, their can he M
doubt bat that the President will perform his Wa.l
Union
Bot woubntt be we'll ifwc had President who would
per orm IS duty ~r' ~ whether Congress did is duty
or not' LonsyiHe Journal
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LEXANDRIA MARkEr. d. n

The market for brehdstuis IL depressed No sacs of
Hour reported to-day Prices are unsettled and holders
AZ" not Offering to sell Receipts by the canal yesterday
9 ZOO bbl' which had been previously sold At g. 10
h' receipts 10y Railroad are moderate The wheat mar.
Vet - exceedingly du caused by the adVces by the Nj
sgam The receipts are fair and buyers aud sellers not
Dens able TO agree upon terms most Of the receipts DAY
have been put IN stOre-Reabe quotations could not be-
0biined IN consequence AZ the unsettled state o the
kc Corn y duh Last sales Of Wits aud yellow at G5a
90 cents
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- The y. \. National Democrat ia view of the pre-
lent position opIrc- in regard the slavery question
and the Refrigerated opposition the Compromise Bills
tells " tha-"rhe New York National Democracy now
that the Administration has made it National matter
declare with General Cas- that the battle of s4S must be
Ought over again. War must again be- declared against
Northern ireesnilers and Southern seccssonists The
lenl' of the Constitution Of state rights the doctrine
Of l5S' d the C1nPromst Of 500 must prepare for an
other conflict n- thu eneme, OF the Union Aiter the
aSt engrgementan arm-tcr too soon agreed upon
The white flag should have been respected the enemy
'aoHld has" given substantial evidence apuation and
thrown down their The prisoners ought to have
been regarded rebels, and permitted to become
leaders captains and generals they nov most
ly a sumo TO be-"
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RJCBU0yD v,pUryy -. :.

market Is firm, without change IA prices
s'Ie our I's report We quote New flS to 81 and zen
ra saITs q Nrs Leaf ~ - ocasonsly tns p,rI
'l, a. h'sh a. yto 10 old Lugs tiS On Common
L"ai y. y 10 ~ good - 10 IL ne tlg 10 10.
Red o.. 5000 "'''' ~ - w. anu
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PRICs OF HoGs-About the only sphiec, Which ,o.
claims the attention OF business is the price of Ho,,
tn" Hour dealer, the grocer the bacgng and rope
ehah and even he who measures tape all want To know
tue lrce "i hogs We are able notice small improve
ment since our last-say Poe per hundred lbs From
"Wednesday TIL yesterday the weather has been favorable
Tor killing aud all the houses in full operation The
nS,r k' around the falls mp TO last evening abou;
$4,000 head, and counting % 900 then re,,,n;,, in
pens the aggregate numer received will be $50 ono o
the present time. The sales have been very few some
made from the hooks on Thursday 81 IL H. but the
market gradually became rmer and yesterday We heard
OF the sale OF "l5 head from the hooks averaging 100
lbi at 81 20, aud 500 head Of like weight at - %
months without interest Many holders were not WILLING
10 sell at thus price The weather last night was rather
too warm for killing and it unlikely that operations
viii have TO he suspended unless change should take
place Under present circumstances We have To quote
the market unsettled Welearn that purchases have been
made in the country - gross In shelby county the
ehom 5000 80 600 hogs unsolj
Dcc. 9th. $1,000
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DIED.
4 W AIMING.

MoAkdae Harrison county Va on the morning OF IN. 7b
Instant at o'clock, Mrs SARAH JOHNSON Of Gov Joseph
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Common, BY the n. Y. Evening Journal De,

THE Pan HANDLE RAuRo,p-Tbel last W,lsburg N
aid saws that at the County Court on Monday last ~,
EdGngton Wells, through their attorneys mad snnI
cation Tor leave TO cross the roads with their rail
road, and after considerable discussion between ID IA
snginn and j d. Nichols, for Edgington Wells and
o. w Larghtt attorney for the town OF well.bur, ,hc
Application carried unanimously In the course of his r
muks Mr.. Langhu informed the court that he would
take an appeal from its decision Il favourable 10 tho ros
ing OF the roads aud presume he has taken
TO do So Hhsciing lnf.lisc,.csr D,r
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XxrNN.yIIIR FoR SALE coon IoG,T

coon IOGH
w AN iCiDEhf-The undersg ned, having purchased
very Tccenv cStensiy" farm county Louisa viii
now oisr for sale privately that desirable residence
as situated In the county Of Fuvanns
" o." the road leading from Scosvilc and at the
junction OF New Canton and Palmyra roads with
VILE road thus making 81 the
the county. Distance from Scosyile ~
miles Palmyra Courthouse miles mi.
The improvements are good, and composed
neat brick dwelling, story brick kitchen
hee, carriage house lumber house. quarters and
large barn, built Of the best heart timber.
The garden - large and excellent
orchards the premises OF which
which furnish apples and peaches Of the best quality.
A. location for tn Academy, male fcnAIc wnnvic
considered OF the best In Eastern virginia.
ed by dense population, celebrated temperance r
morals.
sell from $40 To- % acres adjacent and formerly q thstaeL
TEEH-Ont third toud
Inherent day f sale the balance in equal
and - IN, nrst Of the present month.
Dr. p J. VIM, Who resides the premises authorized
sell said property whom made at Frk
Union Post Office, To- at Hadcus Post C.c GnLIani
county.
should b. Suth December II
will then, " fair otherwise the thereafter hr sold
auction, upon the premises.
Ella Ia n.r N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-13

PETERSBURG MARKET, Dec. lO.-we are unable
% report much activity in Wheat 10 Jsv The aTkct
vas rather dull than otherwise aud the article suffered
decline IN price even grester than that Of yesterday
tNu be seen from our quotations below that for strictly
prime ~ IS was the highest figure attained.
Ilour-Flour isquite active Sales OF superGBe made
HH lfa7 90. Family sasgO.
Wheat-Stfictly prime white wheat 81 4Oa %. Red
wheat ~ asa az.
Tobacco-Tobscco Is rather brsker. Small parcels NJ
The new crop are beginning to arrive, Good leaf is sell
ing At prices ranging from 10 =.
COrn-Silcs arc making at SO cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-13

~ The proceedings Of the House Of Delegates ye,.
terday' are unayOidaby postponed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-13

DECIDEDLY CooL--The RHYHr,r of yesterday publish.
IS letter from Mr. John W. Forncy, dated Washington
December 9th 1858. We make entract in defence Of
the Forrest letter. is hardly worthy OF being designated
defence, but il is all Mr., Forncy deigus to make:
do not appeal TO Virginia repudatc the ISLANDERS of
personal character hut ask that she should hear me
far The letter ior which have been assailed
by combination OF personal foes, the result Of
ardent attachment To a rend-nothinc more. wrote
as would write, il had one, 10 my brother. never for
moment regretted it ill malignant ingenuity
into meaning from hitch my whole nature rcvo,-
ted. This is my only defence that point. Nv oSu
State of Pennsylvania land Virginia knows her faith and
her fidelity spontaneously put this construction upon IT,
and sustained by expression Of public opinion that
amounted almost 4" acclamaton. North South East and
West the same view taken OF by ;air and UMPIRE
JUDGED men. printed line to effect this of
opinions and when the broad issue made upon the
House OF Representatives at the commencement OF the
present session, resolucly refused publish word
explanation the subject Ny heart made me proud
in the belief that had done human being inten-
tonal injury Conscious Of this and assured of the purity
of motives aud the justice OF Intention in the let.
referred to- would have gone the newspapers
Justify myself for all the offices the Blue Book The
House OF Representatives sustained largely decidedly
and let add, feeble tribute my friends cnthus
sstcalS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-13

ST. LOUIS MARKET, Nov I6.--Tobacco- breal
10 report VI either Warehouse The season closed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-13

ALLAN u. NAGRUDER, -,
d-I3-cids D. r. WATSON, trustees

~ Et.RO HIRING-Thr subscribers again their
~ their friends and the paddle, To hire Nrroc
will their best sndaaNoT~
Person having Negro, 20 hire ~ do
| veil a send them IN Early possible.
We will b- assisted by MIR. WM. e TAilAPERkn 10 ills branch
Of business Who ha been engaged for many n hiring
| NrgTOrs. " u e e. H. HlLi,
dsi3dkc lstFsb Corner Of Wall and Franklin streets
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Mutual Rtjolslng OF Free Sellers and Fire Eaters.



Poor Jerry Clemens. Poor Cobb Poor Foote The tb,
great Union OF the South all sent to the dogs IN
single year. IL will be theme OF mournfuly Indignant
comment the part of the Castle Garden Committee and
their organs, but NC have h believe that they have
gone To their places II they the Union let the
feed and clohc them. hut Tor the South stripped of her
rights dshonored and betrayed by them and their like
not for her To be grateful for such services Let the
section which took the booty, pay the cost of the ad
venture.
Comment BY the n. Y. Evening Journal (Denuocratic)
The conspicuous "unon Savers" OF the North have
been just a. harshy treated their brethren nj the South
Every one of them has been discarded by the Adminstra
ton The farce having been played out by the election
OF Fierce to the Presidency there is no further use for
the actors.
The Union saving Juror will constitute the most rii
cuous episode in the political history country The
Chief heroes oi that memorable will have no
worthy eompeers, until, nsgatcd by their wonderful
eh,alry some kindred band painters after Immortality
shall seek to prop up the Rock OF Gibraltar.
but the baseess character OF their claim distinction
for services rendered in Saving the Union" forms no
apology Tor the ugrattude of Franklin Pierce He class.
cd himself with them, and profted moe than any
other man by the compromise foyer IL is black insra
tude, therefore, in him, foster DAVIS Fitzpatrick
Co, while he turns his back upon such men as Foote
Cobb, aud Dickinson.
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HILL a TALLry

NH 49, very neat Cottage, with about 20 o.
II acres OF highly Improved land E::i
nond T- buildings all and suitable gcncsI t
family There are good orchard, garden vineyard
&c. Ac. For terms apply
dcl8-dAcu NIL TnJry
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W. ID. coLoUIrT A Co.
EyOH SNI.G.-N very neat @,

tehooheT IkLEIkAPH, DAVIS MASTER having the HIN
gsater portion ~ her engaged board t
apply to
a,lR
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VMr!r,,x WIS; .,sIoF,. WAVES row nn, ae

4
Deed Of Nv John Tmherske March
1919,
therein
coed the premises, miles brow the
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of January lsi SELL ready
at public auction that valuable Milling and Mnuctn
the county OF A-mArlr, known SADwEI
consisting Of about - sf land situated both
RNannA river about ur mile. below Charlottesville with Manu
any poWcr
thereto, surpassed perhaps by Virginia This property
a number o years the site of U the oI
fa"ts res trNTgnia but the factory building and machinery
destroyed by few since The walls, however
place number Of operatives compare
outlay needed for
extensive scale, cotton and ~oolen and cotton
nhdcny believed that such opportunity profitable
yestmen has VI been offered In Virginia.
The Central Railroad immediately by the Factory
the premises. The RiyaHna Na,-
CATION Improvement ia and adapted
will speedily connect tbs said property with the
mond market, by Of the James River Canal
good d~-ug tesilrs those
handsl house. At the
place the deed cash, valuable
Slaves, aud woman.
will be sold subject prior en the
which will be made known the dsy % sale
Should there be- the dan specified ly had
weather the sale will take place the first fair ay thereafter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-13

"TnF BLoopsroNF. We have received from Mr.
Charles Scribner Publisher, New York, very neatly
printed volume With the above title 1t is for sale by NJ
Il. NJ. West, under the Exchange
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-13

40 BoxEs Prime ch,e,. in store. ~ safe BY
EfO dsia BACON a BAskgRvILL,
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VlUCKINGHNM sItIE 0tAnHifs-W. 2. tLLolT
specially informing engineers Areheeis Contraction Builders
Proprto PouudcTes Factories Ware Houses &C. that he
and auarTrs in Buck CHAM County. Va
opening them cVenvcly He promises
calculated all purpose ihanany
produced these quarrc-. and viii defy
petition quality with slate In the United states
lie would inform the public that hr has from youth
engaged In the above bushtss aud
practical kaowsg, Slate Rock and Sa
ting lie opening slate Yards At the following places
Lynchburg Rchmond Scoitsy, whore he will keep
supply the orders of th,s" Towns and H."
will be the IsHfrHi and Nfit ~ PIT, fem
which regularly supply points lie will IN bis
experience and knowledge IN tie business, At
each place 10 attend stating repairing Old
Slate roofs out Of repair can have them
attended TO- probably better condition
than much bad stating done
In Va, by iueN pcrirnced woTkmtn.
Speriu.n. o. he the LyuchhuTg Gas
Of which he Teuczts by those wanting
~ork ia his line $1,000.
H. some buildings he recommends aths 10 the
heetng Stating which costs considerably
less.
N a. Letters Of enquiry for Slate. Stating and repairing
viii be promptly attended addressing him at either Of the
places Of business
Due notice viii be given location Of nePo, in Richmond
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NOCICE-uichmon,I a n,,
LNOIt DISrWICT COLUMn,,

~ viii leave Mephsils station TUESDAY December isth
at 2S o'clock p NJ convey Stockholders
ing in this city. A. T,ICnTT
delO Chief rn,in..r 80 So,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-13

NEW HOOk STOR E.-rhe undersigne have this d.y
entered into Co partnership, under the 81
ADE hkER for the purpose Of transactibEa
Retail Boo. and Stationery business lat No. Exchanged
hope by attention business prices r.c.v. shr of
the pubiic patronage We shalt stoel
OF school aud Miscellaneous Books Cap Letter
and plain. Fancy Stationery, Music, Sc. u. sLAnr
della
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.~IrpIIcu,M sL,1E or,nnIfs- W. =. rlIIoIT

NJ u. HILL sIl continue to sell Eegroes bith putt
~ y aud privately their old stand corner u Wall and
del
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-13

ACCUSING IN THE CoNrEoMrsF.-On this subject the
New York Post, strong Democratic Abolition paper
SAYS;
at Is very that distinguished men have "acqu
c'ced in these laws but it is quite that other
unguished men have acquesced ia them The people
have not acquiesccd in them There j. a negro run
ming away from Southern State, who does meet with
sympathy in his flight and who does fluid shelter and
TODD aud conceameIL j. that scquiescence in the ugi
tive laSc law There has never been officer armed
with warrant To arrest fugitive slave, hiss dared
make the experiment OF commanding the aid of bvsan
ders TO join IN the pursuit Does that imply acquies
CCnCe
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a ,.,.I.T ,,,,t,.aIN LAND.-I

~ SELL OFF, for sale privately, farm known as kosciand
AppomAtoN containing Oh arcs, more or rss
lyra half mil Souh-Side Railroad,
House the James River Canal and eighteen
Is Tor beauty u locality,
Improvement well waered aud u"heIti
The and conycnit nj dwelling with
Tooms excellent smoke house, Kitchen vi Tour rooms
house barn, tobacco Louses aud All other ne
houses.
The ncorhood has the great advantages oi mills shops
schools, churches and poet once In sight.
Terms accommodating, required fossessi"n gwen ~ aN
tine.
Persons u.hnE purchase will address at sms %Road'
PoNhatsu county, Va.
10 purchasr. btNJAhiN - Mo'h
o, .,,f.. -, de1g-clt
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LrrrEIL's LIVING AGE.-This very vpluable htera ~
work. complete from the beginning in sc volumes hand
somey bound can now be obtained in this city. gen
tlemsn is here with few sets which he will dispose
Of very favorable terms The work is a vast store
house OF literature; and IN the opinion OF literary men
contains the best review cNtau OF the literature al the
English language, for the last years. Il consists OF
selection OF the best articles from all the standard period
Gals in Europe and in this Country. Almost everything
general interest in these articles discussed and this often
by the master minds OF the day.
We would aiis readers to secure the work as it
is one Of permanent value.
Il may be found at the bookstore of Mr. Woodhou.,
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~ MOrnrn,, nurA,r ,Iorus

more TO prevent Rising Breasts and speedy
relief to pain In the breasts Of mother arising from
cold or any other than thing at this
day They he discomfort 10 IN. mo-
Their and procured and during period Of nursing
Whenever dagrceabe symptom hardness or
from any cause exhibits tse they give relief
and IN every instance prevent the Rising
sands who suffer d during period Of nursing Directions
for using these Cloths accompany them.
"a.
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UDHuZE con HsE. ACADEMY "a PHtII'S
u PIITInE EALIERN, InHIr Nanmrc. VOID

PiCTIIE GiLILRh, EngII6c S Sasc Mnin
sao"aEb6cTlos ov rRcis" Professor MILAN t,e' lave
m pS sS, sp m Vicinity Tor the very
tlonsre extended toEaTi, him during h. n, course
elegant copy Of shstpsars fociea woik' and the
The abov. NAMED wort. arc beautifully bound had richly Illus
Prof NJ calls the attention o. Merchant, ard o'sgr 70 f 5
purposes; and with he ,i OF hi; new ,Ssf'5, s
l hTs S.s' , ny I, sa. s", 10 he rs TTeT
p,,'se , Sn' s ~" s ,i rapI. in tiis ry
this course q Academy open from v W to 10 "
@ho.e business viii not sdait Attending during The day
hand writing is rrai Ladies c'ai meets
S-f6e subscription book this course. Will remain ope"
'u'"s '"' "''' only TESTIMONIAL
We, tho unabridged plPi' q Pto'sor MILE tsne P,p
10 vnr have been under his new ,nd ,'a1
be method u n,rueiion aud We would non 90 |i'
caband business psn,msn David n nrdreiori, Thomas r.
Tpcni wsrset' yoLa cR,ndsr D,dreti Robert Hedf'l
wsshngan To sabis,i n sublei, John Manning ''d
others, whose names ca" be seen At The Academy
G.l,',.sa , Tco, ss 5, ' ,S
% .nIe BY sL's No. : RSSsH.
NoHTHEnN uEHCTn rCE l, g',i;s. We ,g
sI,hs, fog ,he i,sis % for planting ,ur,,v.w,,sos
w ANTED. yoang m,n Who has had some ssPsIense
a9d gho .rs' 80 sss'.n, hand as'',,, ,.ason %.
Apply 20 WA. a. ALLEN, 1ih street.
defg nsiVeen Main aud Bank
law AITuOHISED % employ 2OO able bodied Nero
~ the public In this State
o whom The hshs''pcs' s be given With updout-ed
Apply wM JAco. TAYLOR,
A. the once ~ W.. a. AtiFg, tih street,
dei2-cim between Main and Bank strects
wv, JACY TAYLOH be found AZ the onbc, "
w vs. ". AtfN, 18th street, between Main
streets where he viii puncuay attend al businesp
70 him dei2-diftm
EEsEmAI ISsrEANcE, oETICE. Id'c In-
- snronce W. the Mutual Henent GompaoN
~ ID. EgN urr M.
...innce - the Virginia valley gomuunV az
Wucfscstcr W. Pcrsons wishing Insurance on bsIr 4tsa
rolery vii Ind these Companies sr and anIinr Ill tic
auNautges ~ The Insured wieh avn 80 Crsr
through the mails n ~ ENoN'', ,,y ~, W
Onee at the BOOK Store Of knowles w.iC,d rn,, ia, AL
haia street, Richmond, Va '' TO ~ 10 wv
n aNt- bNOWN g. STOCK Iisol "a, oete. ~, ~. ~ .,,
- opposite the Bant ofyginia over Bonayss a..
'''''V' "f''s"'" "'eN ss-u
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Two TgE snvRFFs Of The Coundc- Of wrbeI. Mnr.h

Marion and Tyler, comprising the Forty Seventh Senatorial
District.
whereas has In the senate o. Yna,
stoned BY the resignation Of JEFFERSON MARTIN Senator
fret day q February next
These therefore 70 command In the and ~
horty ~ The senate o virginia ~ The act -
Assembly IN such msde provided election 70
be held The nineteenth Of At the yarou'
~ supply the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under hand President ~ the Renatc 81
Virginia. atthc Capitol tenth day December, 1873
SHELTON y. LEAKE, lsEtLl
Ir.-L - n. lDa..N.
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NoinG.-Ths annual meeting stockholders Of the
- hia."cIgr ~ tst dnd Vol MfHVf,tytgg C'3nprHv
Wv % td ~ the Office q the Agent SATURDAY the 8st inst
AZ " O'clock del9-ctd
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old fellow Armstrong He Is too frank oii>pOStion ami
too generous in hs feelings engage successfully in
for the spois ~h such hardened old D.trgEdI.
However, his is lucky aud have faith in
sstrology.
Ii not be known to most Of readers that Gen.
Armstrong draws sen,i-aunuiy from the Government
r1I pension services rendered by him ia the last
No to look al Iii. burly frame would suppose
that he incapable of earninga livelihood by manual
labor and doubt extremely whether the entire faculty
of Washington would be able point wherein hi.
disability exists. But this j. of indifference
him. 80 long he finger the Government cash. Ii
gives him that lac violates tie spirit of our hui
name pension laws which designed provide only
the support those who really disabled in the
service OF their country On the contrary, eager he
to get as much possible OF Uuolr Slm that be abso-
utcy had the mpuience apply the last session OF
Congress for incTodss Of has pession But this
more than even Locoiocom could stand aud the appca.
ton rejected with contempt The btterest partizan
had the audacty vote any of the public money
To a who already drawing annually from the
Treasury hundreds of thousands OF dollars.
The entire absence OF gentlity and decency,
which the report Of ihe brutal Guthrie Is topic
Of general lie has violated the usual cour.
te>es recognised by gentlemen, in his attempt
dScredit the official conduct Of hs predecessor and To
magnify his crcat services. Bus nothing better could
been &peced from who has all the appearance
Of Kentucky hog driver without any OF the refinement
which belongs To that useful class of society. IKE.