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For Sale ana Reut.

LET-A comfortable threestory brick dvel.
4 ing HOUSE on Z street, between Thirteenth
s suu soufteentn sts Possession may be had In 8
lew days. Apply to J. O. McKKI.DEN. No. lis ?
esloo1 -. 60 - oct QR-an8fl
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EfOR RENT-Three new three story HOUSES on
Pierce street. between North Capitol aud LIST st. =,
and and NJ. They contain six rooms each. Ap.
ply to CHARLES THOMA, immedistsly oppeaits
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DOARDING.--Mrs. DUVALL, Penna. avenue,
ID nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommoda-
ton for families or single gentlemen
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
will be found In Warrington. je 1t-1y
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f. II. DAVIDGE,
Attorney and COunsellOr.at.La Law
AND
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
FOR THE STATES OF
Virginia New York Maine
Kentucky, New Jersey Illinois
Louisiana, Mississi 1pi Connecticut
Massachusetts, Maryland Pennsylvsnia
Florida Tennessee 80. Alabama Z ...
Iowa Georgia California
Arkansas Carolina 10, q,
Corresponding In all its branches promptly and
accurately executed.
Office, Louisiana avenue, OPP. Fifth street
oct i6-dly e.. 70 ,.-ss-s -
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Wants,

"Wo'as" ana" W@Ssd' advertisements, foul lines
OF ies' for each insertion, Is cents; each additional
line cents.
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SToRAGE-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods.
conmodations In the large, any, nae.stons
and dry Easements under the Star Once, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star once
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, Oct. 9, 1854.
NOTICE il hereby given that the Library OF Con
IN grsss will be closed on Thursday, the 10th In.
slant and will not sgain be opened until saturdsy
the 18th of November.
oct 10-eo2w JN0. 8. MKEHAN, Librarian.
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HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE For Sale
IL two and a half story brick House, suitable
for small genteel family. Rent $225 per annum,
furniture new last sprieg and for sale low for
casn None but cash customer need apply, at $50
West 18th street, between II and streets
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A RARE CHANCE.-For sale, fourteen acres Of
a LAND, one mile from the city line, near the
toll gate on Seventh street, four acres In heavy tim
Der, 6ns site for . suburban resdencs-soil ven
adapted for market gardening. Enquire of
d. @. HUBBARD,
Nesr the Toll Gate, on Seventh street.
aeo 2f-1n1
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Boarding.

ROARDING.-Ag gentleman and his wife, or
ID two lsdies Or gentlemen, can be accommodated
with boarding In private family, by early applics,
ton at No. 23o, north street, First Ward.
oct 2S-ec4tf
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WANTED-AN AMERICAN OK GERMAN
w WOMAN to o tie housework Of email
'amiy Liberal wages will be given. Apply at No
Maine avenue, Island. oct 25-3ts
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DOOMS AND BOARD.-sEvERAL SINGLE GEN.
LII tlemen eau be accom- modated with pleasant
rooms and board. In private family, with all the
comforts Of home, by application a. No. 81 AZ st.
west side, between Missouri and Pa avenues
oct Flint
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Departure Of the Iurona

BosroN, Oct. 25.-Ths Cuuard steamsb;n
Europa, Capt Shannon, sailed at noon TO-DAY,
with 50 passengers for Liverpool and is for
Halifax. Among the former was Mr.. &. Stan
icy Rogers, OF Baltimore, bearer of dispatches
to London. She takes out $226. 600 IN anecis
Also, among the passengers, are the Bishop of
Montreal. and NJ. Isnard, the French Consul
at Boston, and family '''-'
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DOOM FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
IL N1sHED.-A nice front room on the lower
floor Of . house, No. 479, the west side of 18th
street, two doors south of Pennsylvania avenue 1t
will suit gentleman desiring oomfortab Quarters
for the winter, in the immediate vicinity of the
Avenue. oct lQ-1w
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Il eigibly situat.d, suitable fer . small genteei
family, on ID, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
NO $50 Possession given on or before the frst OF
NovemS Apply to JOHN NJ SMITH, on the
premises. oct 4-8tS
DOR RENT-A NEW THREE STORY BRICK
= House on 10th street west, between L and NJ
north. Main house has seven rooms and a csl;ar~
back building four rooms beside bath room. Gas
and water fixtures. Apply to 8. eIMMS' Grocery
store, corner Tenth and L street, or to James W
Barker, q strest, between ith and 18th cts or To
Dickens & Kings Lumber Yard, Georgetown.
oct 23-f o.
(Intslligencer copy and send bill to Star ofaica)
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOsITEs-Ipter.
i est obtained for Eepestors and others upon trgt
clsass securities. oHUBB BROTHERS, Bankers
ep 2l-eof
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Mn. SCHONENBERG, 80
Teacher OF Plano and Singing,
NO. 267 PENNSYLVANIA AvINUK.


EyENINa GLASSES IN LANaUAeEs.-PRoF.
IL sCHoNENBER G will commence reviewing
classes in Languages on Monday, 30th October, at
hi, reeidence. 267 Pennsy lvania avenue 4''s
oct W-6
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"ANTED EDIATELY-A small HOUSE.
w 10, ated about The centre of Georgetown,
Address F." Georgetown Post Office.
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oct 26-d

EOR SALE-A fine young HORSE, warranted
L sound, and perfectly safe in harness, -
or under the saddle. Can be seen at Earle'sf1SA
Stablas, First Ward, from q m 10 3 p m h
cot l6-eo6t*
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"ANTED IMMEDIArELY-TEN JOURNEY
w men House Painters. None but eoed work.
men need apply. Two months work guaruuti.d.
Get % -4tS PARKER aPALDfNG
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Alarming Increase Of Cholsr. In Nav Va

NEW YoRK, Oct. a5.-StartIins o.aea N ,ua
den death from cholera, said to be sunerin.
duced by eating oysters, are trans pirine in
this city. Three fatal cases are announced in
the afternoon papers-John II. CAMEL, cash
Ter of the Mechanios' Bank; James Foster
agent of line Of packets; and Morris nj
Davidson, counsellor at laval after a few
hours illness. Rumors are also current of
like cases of sickness from cholera.
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OYSTERS-FRESH DAILY.

FPICURES Of these delicious biyalyes can have
IA their various palstes gratiisd BY having th- m
served up In every style BY ,he Undersigned. The
subscribsr has engaged PROGRESSED cook, especially
for his department whose qualifications have been
attestsd to by many.
Meals served up at all hours, consisting Of every
delicacy OF the season. HINTS HOTEL,
OCT dim Pa avenue.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

MISS MORLEY will open Fall and Winter ME-.
WI LIVERY, on Saturday, the It'll Instant, com
prising good assortment Of Goods, and adapted to
the season ; ga -
Wanted young Lady Of integrity and good up
ner9 oct Elm
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PROF SCHONENBER0,
TEACHER AND TRANSLATOR OF
Modern Languages and Literature,
NO. 257 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS
IN Just received, a splendid lot Of
New Silks of every description
Cioaks and Nantes, the newest styles
Shavls Of every kind
MousseliLs d e LANES and Plaid Merinos
Cloths, Csssinerss and Vestings
domestic Goods Of every kind
1000 yda ~ Curtain Calico, at 81 cents
1900 yds Dress Calico. fast colors, At 6L cents
A hsndsoms Lot Of Curtain Goods Of various
kinds
Tapestry Velvet Tapestry, Brussels, Ingram,
and Thrssply Carpets, cheap
Oct 0-dI0t HALL BROrHEk.
IINDERGARMRNTS in every variety, Robes de
~ Chambre, Jackets, Shirts, Collsrs Linen and
Muslin posoufs &o, just received at
oct II BIRGPS, Wilards' Hotel.
CODEY's LADY's soOK FOB NOVEMBER con.
VI tains splendid Rngrayings and colored fashion
SHiLLINGT ms bookstore.
Ladies National Msgszine for November
Arthur's Homo hagssine do
Robert Bruce, the Hero King
The Cabin Boys Story s@ 80
Swell life at sec
All the new Books received for sale o. soon -
sHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
cor. Pa sv. and AZ IT, Odeon Building.
ct 2-6 - 49,.
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"Warls'' and HusIsd'' ad vertsemeuts fou lines
or lea' for each n'eron IS cents; each additional
| line cents.
WANTED-A SITUATION FOR coLoRED
w Boy about II years Of age situation a.
house servant or ct bakery. or the services Of
doctor would be preferred, he IL fully competent
to fufll the duties Of either place Enquire at the
corner OF Sth street and New York ave., south side
|WANTED-s1x Or RIGBT MORE BANDS TO
| w work on place near the city for the winter
1 or year. Beard found.
| Also, Man who has some knowledge Of black.
smithins' and a good cook, washer and ironer
| H--@-l--. Opposite Treasury, 18th street
| Once open from to 3 daily. oct 26-lm
WANTED A SITUATION AS COOK BY ARE.
| w. spectacle woman. who can come we'll rcom
| msnded. Enquire at ] g. Hempler's G, b. tween
| SIKH and Seventh streets. oct 2e-1ts
WANTED-A STOUT coLoRRD BOY. CApA-
w bic OF Attending small Steam Engine, and
doing work about the press room OF . printing Of
fee &C. as@Ht Immediately ct the Star Office
| WANTED-AN AMERICAN OK GERMAN
| w WOMAN to 20 tie hossswork Of q email
'amily. Liberal wages will be given. Apply at No
Maine avenue, Island. oct 25-3ts
"ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A small HOUSE,
w 10, ated about The centre Of Georgetown
address AID y, a.! F." aeorgstown Post Office.
WANTED IMMEDIArELY-TEN JOURNEY
w men House Painters. None but Roed work
men need apply. Two months work guaruuti.d.
Get % Ats PARKER 4 aPALDfNG
WTANTRD-AT MRS. NJ. L. DAWSON, PA. AV.
w enue, between Min b and Tenth streets two
experienced kiliners. The best prices will be paid
oct 23-6
WANTS NEGROES-Thesu Secrib,rs A..
w all times In the market buying SLAVES pay
ing the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves
for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET, Bal
amore, Nd, (Slattsr'e old stand) Slaves taken on
board at Is cents per day.
feb Ply B.M. 4 w. L. CAMPBELL
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily Bvsaine Sts,


DALrl1oh.' ocs' IA drove Of cattle pass.
ing over the bridge erossing the su,oueh nm.
at Port Deposit, broke Down the MD. -.
were prscipitatsdfnto the river earryinr WITH
them and breaking the wires Of the Nor. lin.
telegraph. suspsnding all tslsgraphio opera
lions With the North. The amount Of damage
not ascertainsd. 7s.v n -e'- t-- $500 -
Two sections Of the bridge we're broken.
mere was an awful swimming and plunsinr
among the cattle.
Hack Driver etabhsd.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-An Orlssnisn vho..
name is unknown, stabbed a h.ot div. ,...
night in front Of the New York Hot.l. m.
driver IL dangerously wounded. ~
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GARD MUSICAL.

MILE W. HOYE, late Of Stockholm, Sweden,
A has arrived In this city ard Ii prepared te
give II ssons to advanced Scholars on the Piano
Forte and in Vocal Music
Orders left at her residence, Mrs Gildeusstar on
~ street. Ne ar Pa. avenue, or at the Music Depot
Of Hilbus Hits, VIII meet with prnmpt assen11.n.
oct -
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"ANTRD-AT MRS. M. L. DAWSON. PA. AV.
w enue, between Min b and Tenth streets two
experienced kiliners The best prices will be paid
oct 23-n
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"ANTED-A STOUT COLORRD BOY. CAPA-
w bic OF Attending small Steam Engine, and
doing work about the press room OF . printing Of
nee Apply Immediately 1T the Star Office.
oct 26-2t
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"ANTED A SITUATION AS COOK BY ARE.
w spectacle woman. who can come well rcom
msnded. Enquire at g. Hempler's, @, b. tween
Sixth and Seventh streets oct 2a-Its
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DIR. j. b. GIBBS, Dentist, has
removed his Office from ~ street TO the
VQ10house Of Dr.. Arthur, Ps. sveuue, betw.
18th and 18th streets.
oct H-0ms
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hibition Of the panorama, SO graphically represent
ing the duluge brought deluge of people last
ing 10 Odd Fellows Hall. Ii was an exhibition
most sublime, grand and beautiful. The vocaliza-
ton Of Miss EmmOns, the blind vocalist, made a
charming diyert nent in the entertainment. Re-
member, it remains in this city until Saturday. at
fordine full opportunity TO witness the resemblance
Of greatest food record, of which Father Noah
il the hero. II is exhibited at3 O'Clock in the after
noon, and at Z n O'Clock in the eveRing-an accom-
mediation 10 all parties.
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Az APPROPRIATE MARRIAsE.-A loving couple
have just entered the united state of matrimony at
the United States Hotel, an appropriate place for
the " union Of hearts and the union of hands, and
hunah for the union fOrsver" The happy pair are
T. L. Peasants, ESQ.,, and Mrs. M. A. White, both
of Virginia. Punning aside, the ceremony was one
of much interest, and is spoken of as such by all
who had the pleasure 10 witness it. The groom may
say, with Burns
6" Not vernal showers to budding flowers,
Not Autumn to the farmer,
So dear can be as thou to me,
My fair, my lovely charmer"
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THBurE 10 ORPnANs.-Mn. Margaret Lenox
the respected mother of the late Mayor Lenox, has
raised herself monument in the affections of the
pareness, by contributing one thousand dollars TO
81. Vmcents Orphan Asylum. The trustees of the
institution acknowledge the benevolent tribute with
heartfelt thanks. II will be appropriated 10 the edu
cation and support Of The orphans. The trustees
may say = -. --.....
"What can pay thee for this noble usage,
But grateful praise. 60 Heaven itself is paid :"
RsPAINrISs THE Presidents HoUsK-Messrs.
Parker 4 spauIding commenced painting the White
House this morning, and will have il beautifully
white all over, in short time. The Presidents
House will therefore present new appearance TO
the eyes Of visitors and members OF Congress, at
the next gathering of the national legislative people
and their adjuncts, ia w ashington.
SERIOUS AccIpENT.-Mr. John Kelly, carpen-
ter, was severely injured Tuesday by falling from
scaffold used for building the new ship house at
The Navy Yard. We are gratified 70 learn that,
though much injured, he is doing well.
WASpserox Moxrxfxr.-Ths New England
Society, Of Montreal, Canada, have informed the
National Monument Association that II is their in
tention contribute block Of grey Limestone, with
an appropriate inscription, Tor insertion In the mar
-bls column, ed. 80 ~ 1{'.-s. .s..s
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G5r Rr9ister.
MIDDLEBURY, SEPT 6 1854.
The Result.

We are able, at this carly hour, to
give little more than an opinion as to the
general results of Tuesdays election
We believe, however, hat RoYcE.
FLErvHER and Bates are elected by q
popular majority Of at least 5000; and
that MxAcnAM's majority will not be less
than 1000. Morrill, and SABlN arc also
\ undoubtedly elected. We have no doubt
Of a very large Anti. Administration ma
jority in the Senate and House of Rep
rescntatives, securing the election of a
U. S. Senator Of the right stamp. We
have heard of the election Of but three
or four Administration Representatives
The Nebraska per6dy has been most
emphatically condemned in Vermont
The people, waving for the time all par
ty distinctions, have risen in their might,
and united to declare their detostation
of the Administration and of its wretch
cd and wicked policy. This complete
revolution in our political affairs is no
achievement of wing discipline, or effect
cd merely by wing votes. 1t is a move.
ment of the people, to express, in a prac.
teal manner, their adherence Of the
peridy and misrule of a corrupt Admin.
~istration.
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C0frc p1ul1Uco U tUe y. !. IrlNlul
The GroytoWn Speculation,


WASHINGTON. Aug. -. 1904.
The enoymiy Of the lombardment
and destruction Of Greytown, as dis
closed to me coniideutially, IS such as
to stamp the Administration, and all
concerned, with everlasting disgrace.
1t seems that the Nicaragua Traa-
sit Company are at the bottom Of the
whole movement. This Company and
their associates. composed Of Caleb
Cushing, Sidney Webster, Secretary
pobbin and Scion Borlaul, owned or
prolcssed to own, a large tract Of
land running two hundred miles, by
eighty miles in breadth, across the
country. That proposals were made
to the citizens Of Gteytown to Iur-
chase, and thus acknowledge the tile
Of this Company and the obstacles
thrown in the way of this land specu>
lation are the basis Of the Govern.
ment's action, which resulted in the
destruction of Greytown.
Soon after Scion Borlana returned
here. there was a select PARTY got
up TO discuss and settle the qnes-
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L. D. WARNER and r. j. JONES are
reelected Senators by a large majority.
Il. L. WooDDRIpeE is elected States
Attorney d. s. CHuRcIi, Sheriff; G.
A. OoLLAMEH, High Bailiif; HoRArIo
Seymour, Judge Of Probate for Addison
District, and HARVEY MuNsILL, judge
of probate for New Haven District
all with little opposition
Ror County Judges, the result ap-
pears yet somewhat uncertain. ID.
Wooster aud L. S. Hinnan were run on
the democratic and Mass tickets,
and drew many votes from the regular
Wing ticket, The probability is that
Messrs. Gregory and Smith are never
theless elected. We have only the fol-
lowing returns:
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Ilopement--Disturbirg the Lodgers.
\ well dressed, young appearing lady.
accompanied 10y a small child, arrived
at the Union depot by the II. Il r train
on Tuesday about noon. and made inqui-
rics for The Mansion House, where She
said her husband was to meet her. A
porter il, Attendance directed her to the
Mansion House. She had not been long
there, when on the arrival Of another
train from Albany, she was joined by
HE husband and the two wero glad
to meet each other, as husband and wife
should be. Passing the afternoon to
themselves, at "A proper time in the eve.
ming they retired
On the arrival Of the half past 10 o.
clock train, p NJ two gentlemen alightod
from the cars, aud as luck would have it
one ofthcm approached the same porter
who at noon had kindly directed the lady
to the Mansion House, and onquired if
during the day he had seen a lady about
50 tall, and dressed so and so, having in
her arms q small chill-if he had seen
a lady of that description on any of the
trains during tho day. The porter re
membercd at oncs the story If the lady
who expected to meet her husband at
the Mansion House, and recalling her
size, diess, &c, he told the iuquiring
gentleman that he had seen such a lady
as he described, aud that he would lnd
his wife at the Mansion House. In this
" Jack - tod the truth. as tho sequel
will show.
Proceeding to the Mansion House the
two gentlemen made known their bust
ness to the gentlemanly proprietors.-
Tho story was one Of domestic uuhappi.
mesa, fruitless efforts of friends for recon
ciliation, dgally the desoriion of the
husband by The wife, and now of couju-
gal ~inidelity on her part
Word was sent to the woman that a
person was in tho house who wished to
SEQ her Immediately she declined see.
ing any body. Upon this tho husband
and his friend repaired to the room, do
handed admittance, which was refused,
aud Immediately burst open the door
In the room was discovered the woman's
paramour, and the child, No sooner did
tho real husband see the pretended one,
than he proceeded to administer to him
an indefinite number ofdry knocks much
to the injury ofhis personal appearance.
The woman rushed from the room, and
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the Nicaragua Transit Company and
the administration. Tho facts will
come out, and the disclosure will GOV
cr the Administration, and especially
the Attorney General and the Score.
tory Of the Navy, with eternal disgrace.
When combinations Of wealth or a
chartered company can control and
direct the Executive Of a country like
ours, and make wal and DESTROY prop
crty and towns. to enrich Il company
OF individuals, it is time that a PRO,
tectorote shoull be established 10 guard
the country from designing echomes
Of those who surround and mialcld a
weak Executive. If our liberties arc
ever lost, it will be through the lust
Of gain, the dirst for gold Of those
who may control the government. 4
poor President may be tcmrtcd, q
weak one may be l,slod or intiinida-
ted, and a corrupt ono should never
he trusted. The present one is
IurrLr.
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uuuBb iAAbOShbt W . -. AOWtAo
The Temperance Standard, having
without authority, as well as without
reason, put up the name of Judge Ktr-
TREpoE as candidate for Governor, n
week before election, the Judge has writ.
ten the following explicit and manly let
ter -
FA|lunAvGN, Aug. 90, 1854.
Hon. Thomas Z. PoiccrS -
DEAR SiB-On my return from Sara
toga at a late hour on Saturday night
last, | was surprised on seeing uy name
inserted in the Standard MS IA Candidate
for the Office Of Governor.
| am not disposed to criticiso or cen.
sure your motives in making this noau.
thorized use Of my name. upon the very
eve of an election so important, as the
approaching one nssuredly is, to the in.
terests and welfare of the good people
of this State. still | cannot hesitate to
condemn implicitly the act itself. as toud.
ing to defeat the very object which you
doubtless had in view. as being equally
dangerous aud mischicvous as II prccc
dent, aud placing myself in y position
from which | can scarcely hope to escape
without ccnsurc.
| am persuaded that ali Tie conyc
qucnccs of this singular step were either
unforeseen. or not duly considered by
you.