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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-12-16

oAAaPAosS AANectoTy oA tue CltleS OF w ASH
ington, Georgetown, the Thirty-third
Congress, and OF the Departments or the
General Government. t r
The undersigned will publish, on the 1st day Of
January next. Directory for the year 1855, con-
tanning more than double the number of names
inserted in any similar publication ever issued in
the District Of Columbia, together with complete
hist of the Senators and Representatives in the
ihiriy-third Congress, with their post Offices and
districts. Also, alphabetical list of the same.
with their residences in Washington. complete
list of all the Departments Of the General Govern
ment, with the chiefs of Bureaus, Clerks, Messen-
gers, DC. All the Military and Fire Companies,
Literary and Scientific Associations Banking In
stitntions, and other organizations in the District
Descriptions of the public buildings, monuments,
grounds, &c.
Il has been the design ofthe publisher TO render
this work complete in every respect; and he has
no hesitation in saying, that as much information
and matter tor daily reference is contained in il az
in any work of the kind ever issued.
Dec. 10 l. TEN EYCK, Proprietor.
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MATCHEslwATCHEs-s.Y.sav.~.,-

WATCHEslWATC ". savage.
wv No. % Fulton street, New York, has an . :.
tensive assortment of fne Watches, CONSISTING ~
T. T. Cooper's Duplex, M. J. Tobias az Cos r.
a. g. Beeslcy's, Joseph johnson, IS Church street.
Liverpool, &c, &c, varying in price from SIS or
Sl00 Gold Lepines, four holes jewelled. so5 !.
Detached Levers, thirteen jewels, $50 super;o}
ullJewelled English Gold Levers from $50 10 SEQ
The whole of the above watches are carefpllv 40 :
lected by myself and being put up under INV own
Inspection, | can warrant perfect time-keepers.
Gold Pens, OF my own make, OF superior yrork-
manship, warranted TO retain their points. for 20
- and -. Pers without cases, as cents. al IA
" apo ~. Sent TO all parts Of the country free "a
postage. Old pens re-pointed and made equal 10
new for % cents Dec 17s-1v
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NINE. SCHoNENBERG,
TEACHER OF PIANO AND SINGING,
257 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
DARTY LEADERS; sketches of Thonas

DARTY LEADERS; sketches of Thomas
IL Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Andrew
jackson, Henry Clay John Randolph of Roanoke,
including notices of many other distinguished
American statesmen, by 10. G. Baldwin, author OF
Flush Times Of Alabama and Mississippi" az
The Virginia Comedians, or Old DAYS in the
Old Dominion, edited from the MSS. Of O. Effng-
ham, Esq. Just received and for sale by t-s
s-Att1 II. FARNHAM, ~
Sep ls--f Corner of Pa av. and 1Ith 81.
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LANNY GREY.--This 10 a beautiful little
IL novelty in the way OF amusement Tor chill.
dsen being sort Of shifting pictorial illustration OF
some verses about pretty, gladstone Fanny Grey.
There are six handsome engrsvings, IN which
Fanny figures by means Of movable headpece,
appearing in different circumstances II ia q
charming affair for little eirls and will make very
acceptable present. Just received and for sale al
the Bookstore Of r. FARNHAM,
Dec. Is Corner OF 1lth st. and Penn Az Il
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PROF. SCH0NENBERG.
TEACHER AND IRA NsI,ATOR

MODERN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE.
will commence EvEMse CLASSES, in those Ian.
guages, on Monday, Both of October, 1854, at his
residence, 2o7 Psa,rsyivania Avenue. Oct 90
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M KS. u. Il. ALEXANDER can accom-
lu modate few. Gentlemen with Board !: or
Lady and Gentleman, on street. between 9th
and 9TH, No. SOP The House is situated a short
distance from the Patent Office and other Depart
ments. ltTt 1870 sgt94r No. 10--tf
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70N the 9th day Of February, 1858, WIN be

m the Sth day OF February, 1855, Will be
~ commenced, In the halls Of the SmithsoniGn
Institatioai, in the city of Washington, a Grand
Exhibition of the Products Of the Taste, Skill,
Enterprise, and Industry Of the American People.
This Exhibition will be gotten up by the Metro
potaH Mechanics Institute, but the design is not
TO limit the sphere Of its operations and influence
10 any narrower bounds than the entire Union.
NJ A minute programme Of the plan adopted has
been issued, and copies Of it viii be promptly
transmitted 70 all persons making application 10
the undersigned for Them. He will also cheerfully
respond to the inquiries of all persons interested
in matters connected with this enterprise.
Publishers Of newspapers and other periodicals
are particularly requested to direct TO the nExhi-
biiion Of the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute,
Washington, D. c." one or more sets of their
publications, for q suitable period prior 10 the
opening ofthe Exhibition. The numbers thus for
warded shall be carefully arranged and displayed,
and shall thereafter be preserved in the Library OF
The Institute. Evidence of such deposit will en-
title any person sustaining to adjudication the re-
lation Of editor, reporter, correspondent 10 the
privileges Of the Exhibition, 3i H . ".
An appeal is respectfully made to the courtesy
and public spirit the Press throughout the coun-
try TO give place 10 this brief communication; and
an assurance is given that the Institute will, by
every means in its power, reciprocate the favor
thus conferred. 39 M
s4 THOMAS C. CONNOLLY, Superintendent.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81, 1854. a Nov Is.
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TIsITING CARDS Printed at short
v Notice, and Plates beautifully engraved in
every style. w. Q. ZANTZINGER,
Dec 4-aaw4wif
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TT ARPER,s STORY BooKs.-INo. 1,

HARPER,s STORY BOoKs.-LNo. I,
IL Bruno, price rs cents, especially adap,ed
for Juveniles. assoc Fnsei6 y s Nsfs'r,
Parish and other Pencillings, by Kirwsn. rss
Fish and Fishing In the lone Glens Of Scotland.
The Fortunesof Toroch O'Brien. f--& ss
:, Lectures IN connection with. The EdscsuonsI
Exhibition Of the Society Of Art, Manufacturer.
and CpmmeFee, delivered al 81. Martins Hail.
The Misers Daughter, By Hsrrison Ainsworth
Just received a. TAYLOR MAURY,S (,
Dec. 70 bookstore, near Oh 81,
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THAMPAGNEw wines, Brandies, Alcs. &c.
~ Just received, direct from the importers
so baskets Pipers a. Hiedsick a. Co.'S Cham
pagne
or. casks Chateau Bernard Brandy
do Maret a. Co.'s dark do
do London Dock do
10 casks Scotch Ale and London Porter
dozen Maraschino Cordial
do Curacao do ih
kegs Dutch Herring Faa
kegs extra fine Chewing Tobacco
20 half chests of very superior quality Gun.
powder, Imperial, Ind Young Hyson Teas
Forsale BY 'f VIM. LINTON,
Corner 9TH and ID streets.
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CHIRTsi shirtsi--A fine assortment OF
- Gentlemen's Dress Shirts of superior quality
Tor sale cheap by WALL 81 STEPHENS,
Dec 10 Pa. av., next door 10 Iron Hall.
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SHIRTS sHIRTslt sHIRTsl

M NJ. ~. FAULkNER, the only practical
w Shirt Maker in the city, would respectfi,Ilv
INFORM his old customers, members of Congress.
and strangers, that by leaving their measures NJ ~,
shirt Mandatory they can have shirts made ~
me best material and warranted to fl in all cases
me reputation which these shirts have acquired in
TINS city, induces the advertiser TO invite those
gentlemen whohave been troubled with bad fitting
sn . 70 give him call feeling assured that they,
wil, on trial, admit their superiority, ~, -
Sign Of the Shirt, Pennsylvania Az
between Sd and IL streets, south side. '"''y
x. S-A good assortment Of Furnis' aipr C,oods
on hand, which viii be sold cheap. SS''''
Nov So--eodlm Union ar. d s,sr.l
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ADDITIONAL FoREIGN ITEMS.
BY the Paeiae. h


Rev. Joseph Hunter has just published 4
work entitled COLLECTIONS CONCERNING the
Church or Congregation of Protestant Separa
fists formed at Scrooby, in North Nottingham
shire, in the time of King James L. the found
England The work contains some new ge
theological facts, the result of local inquiries.
John Gibson Lockhart, the sou.in-law of Sil
Walter Scott, died ofparalysis on Saturday
evening the oath, at Abbotsford, whittier he had
gone in the hope Of recruiting his health.
a meeting Of the creditors of James Nc
Henry was held at Liverpool. at which was
shown, according to the statement of the &C
eonntant, adiyidend Of Is. Cd. per e; but this
it was expected, might be increased to Is. Oh
3ss as the liabilities are likely to be largely d
mnnished BY the billholders electing TO prove
against Allen and Anderson as partners. The
deficiency Of f3O7 1851 is represented as having
principally occurred through bad debts in the
United States.
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BUREAU OF TRANSLATION
From the French, Spanish. Italian, aud German
Languages and for TopcsrsPhical and other
Drawings. l Bud ~ III
No'4951, nh Street, Wssh ;sion City, d. C.
Nov lS--tf
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ME REPUHLICAN COIfRT -,

THE REPUBLICAN, COURT, or Ame-.
y rican Society. in the days Of Washington, by,
distinguished Women, engraved FINN o,;s,;.sn
pictures by Woosston, copey, Gainsborosch.
Stuart, Trumbul, Pine, Malbone, and other con,
temporary painters. just received and for ale
oy ie r. FARNHAM.
WANTED--A Situation az Teacher Of
English, Mathematics, and Latin; aIso. The
,uaiments of Greek, IL desired. All Of which win
DC taught in the most approved manner.
The applicant is an experienced teacher oe
gooo address, and will furnish the best references.
both in regard 10 character and ability
none but liberal salary need be offered
For particulars, address
,s SETH FRINK.
Dec Sill fb fPitfsfeld. Massachuse,,.
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON CITY.
(OHce ON II Street. near Eouytes,lth .Skyeet)

IDA MAY; A story of Things Actual and
j Possible; by Mary Langdon. Just received
at 40 ~y8fgEg TAYLOR d. MAURYaS Z
Nov 26 Sia Bookstore, near 9th ST. Z,
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PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
MI w. GAIT a. BROTHER Will open
lNl this day magnificent assortment OF Fancy
Jcweiry, Slverwarc, Fine Fans, Silver Card
Cases, Card Trays, Porte Monnaies, and Bijouterie
OF every description. sai42T Ii
Persons in want Of presents would do well 10
make their selections whilst our stock IL com.
plete, and avoid the usual hustle Of the hoIydays
M. w. GAIT, a. BRO,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets!
Dec 1Q-qf .alHIa4f ". =
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THREE Ply ccllars.-Ipo dczer for sale,
u 81 SO per dozen, by n ossa'i sr
gs WALL ~ STEPHENS,
Dec - Pa. av., next door TO Iron Hall.
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MRS. A. NJ. MADDOX'S
BOARDING HOUSE, No, 431 r Street

Id between 9th and 7.h streets, near the oornef
Of 7lh street, Washington, ID. c., is prepared 10
accommodate BOARDERS by the month, week
day, or meal. Residence within two or three
minutes walk Of the Patent. General, and City
Post Offices
Gentlemen can have Board with or without
Rooms. Dec s-eotf
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wAsHIsoros, Nov. Is, 1854.

~ DRBow's INDUSTRIAL. RESOURCES three
handsomely bound volumes upon the Progress
and Wealth Of the United States, lsOo pages royal
octave, double columns, clear PRINT, library edi-
ton, may still be ordered. Price Sc delivered
at the expense of the author. ,,,. a,
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IL xTRA Heavy-pIatcd Tea Sets, AIbata
IL Forks, Spoons, &c.--M w. Cali a. Bro.
have just received beautiful assortment Of
Extra Plated Tea Sets, latest styles
Casters, Cake Baskets, Gard Trays, &c.
Also, superior Albsta Forks and spoons. w
The above are Of the very best quality, and I'M
usually low. ssa
M. w GAIT & BRO. ss
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10Th sts
Dec f5-Qf
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ID EADY MADE CLOTHING.-Members
III of Congress wishing TO provide themselves
with Superior Garments for the Winter, will find
an elegant assortment at
WALL 81 STEPHENS,
Dec T. Pa. av., next door 10 Iron Hail.
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Tas STATE or Arkansas has Just completed q
census Of the Stale for 1851 The following il
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ID ARISH and other Pencillings, by kir-
III wan, author Of Letters TO Bishop Hughes,
komanism At Home, &c. Harper's Story Books
by Jacob Abbott, price 26 cents n8a
Just received. y s r. FARNHAM
Dec. rs enet ne III rs. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-02
DAILY VIRGINTAN.
The News by the Africa.


We give further details received by the mails
last evening. of the European news by the Afri-
ca. Sebastopol, to which the eyes of Europe
and America are turned, had not fallen: and
fresh legions were being rapidly gathered to the
sacrifice of blood around that devoted city
Sebastopol will fall-it must fall though to ac-
complish that end it be rendered the scene Of the
"bloodiest picture in the book of Time" 1t Is a
point upon the taking of which the French and
English governments have staked The trophies
of their military pride: aud repulse would be
fatal to them at home. On the other hand
Prince Menschikoff seems 10 look upon his own
commission 10 be TO conquer or die in iul.
fillment Of his Imperial masters command. Ito
retain Sebastopol at any sacrifice Perhaps
another. and yet another steamer will not bring
intelligence of the grand finale.
In regard 10 the numbers Of the Allied and
Russian forces which have been engaged in and
around Sebastopal, aud ON which subject anxiety
seems to exist for the safety Of their army in
both England and France. the New York journal
of Commerce. makes the following speeulation-:
according to the London Times of Nov.
10Th, the entire active force Of the English aud
French not over 10000. The 4ugSburger
Augemeint Zeatang states. that the Russian al
my already in the Peninsula, exceeds $4,000 men,
and is constantly receiving rciuiorecmcnt-. II
these estimates were correct, the AIics might in
deed eventually sink, overwhelmed by the
weight of their own tnumphs. Yanqnlshcd bF
their yalof. aud worn out by their own sue
cess" Bat are assured that they are not
the case The Morning Chronicle" has con-
tradicte3, on the authority Of the British Gov
eminent. the series al panic article, IN .he Times
The effective Allied force. even ~uppusiHg il 10
have been reduced in numbers l5.0o0 by casu-
alties of disease and killed and wounded. was at
the last accounts. 10000. aud about 10 be rein
forced by 1000 English troops, and large NUM-
Der of the veterans OF Omar lasha. Forty thou.-
and French and ten Thousand English troops
were also on the point Of being expedited to the
seat of war. 1t i therefore our belief that. al
though in recording the triumph Of the Allies We
shall also be obliged to present u terrific detail
of slau hler aal sacrifice, not moro than two or
three steamer can ar.fr without bringing the
intelligence Of the capture Of SebastopoI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-02
The Official Explanation of the French Govern
nent-Mf Soule departure from England


The Official Explanation of the French Govern
ment-Mr Sonle s departure from England
&c.
from the Pan. aIonirear. Nov. :
About war ngn circumstances which mndc
some uni-r out II Madrid. attracted the nffrn-
ton ot ihr Emrrfuf'~ government t. this dip
lulnai-t Since then Mr. Sanle has visited
certain part 1T Ftnef. and hu- stopped at Paris
and in several towns of the south. The Minis
ter II thc Interior Of opinion that considrra-
tiens of public order required that for the future
these Journeys should not reeommence without
hi knowledge. and orders were consequently
sent to the frontier 10 prevent Nh. soaleir"m en-
terlng the territory Of the empire without the
government being previously Informed. Mr..
>anr having disembarked the 2ith of the
mpnth Of October at Calais, the comuis-ary Of
police, charged 10 examine passports made known
win extreme p"ltene,s the instructions CON
corning him. and began begging him To wait for
II time and announced that he would refer Ia Paris
on the matter. These offers were not accepted,
AMI on the day Of hi, arrival Mr.. Soulr rermbHrk
"a for London. The Minister at the Interior did
not the les send by telegraph his deinitive IN
,true;lnus L. the authorities of GalniS. They
were 10 the effect, that if Mr.. Soulr meant "a re-
min in France. the privilege would not be
corded to him bui that ifhc mcnt simply To- pass
through our territory 10 hi- post at Madrid. hi
passport ititre de royuge) would be ysed for that
destination. Thus the road was free tur the
Minister of the nted States Ia spain bat resi-
deuec was lnterdicied Ia Mr.. Soule, in couiormi-
~ with the di- cretonary power which the law
conicrs on the government with respect to for
elgners without any exceptions, and which. by It's
nature j. out of the reach Of any condensation.
The samr journals which mentioned the inct
which we have re- established IN IT. exact truth.
have made contradictory and equally erroneous
comments on the subject. On the one hand it
has been pretended that the government la, re-
tfectrd istait fereHu sur) its decision; on the
other hand it IL been affirmed that the measure
taken with respect 10 Mr.. Sonle had caused be-
tween the Minister Of Foreign Affairs aud the
Minister of the United States Mt Paris an eX-
change Of extremely bitter explanations. The
government, however, had no change 10 make IN
orders which coneIiated the exercise of it, irgit-
innate righi- with the public character of Mr..
Soulo Is Ia the demand. which Mr.. Mason
may have made, and the replies he has received
they we've both n, much in conformity with cour
tesy Us coHreadnres,1 of which the Minister Of
the nited STATE, has, n much rs any one, tie
sentiment rs with the friendly naturc of the re-
latlons OF the Emperor's government with the
cabinet Of WASHINGTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-02

Resoired. 1st That it i. expedient for the
Council te determine whether they will become
the purchasers Of the stock Of said Gas Compa-
~.
Resofred. 2nd. That the act Of subscribing
for the balance 0t The capita! stock. under the
restrictions and reservations imposed by III"
Council, obligated the laid G.. \. Perdicari, and
h-asSociates, ia comply with those conditions.
Resoired, Bird. That their subscribing with a
I'll knowledge GA the part If the Company as
indicated by IA Report To the Council through the
board, of their acceptance of the conditions, "b-
gate> the Company to comply with them al>o.
Resoired, In. That the Gus COM any have
proceeded Ia the erection of the works and taken
advantage II all the rights and privileges which
the council promised to extend Ia them. and the
works have now been in operation marty "nr
year aud it j. cxpedient that the Council should
determine whether they will become the purcha-
-tr> # the whole part of The stock OF SAID
Company, according to the terms prescribed III
TIE 18th resolution Of tie 9TH of June, l'52.
Resoired. oh That IN order that the Council
may act adysedly. and with due regard t" the
interests Of the Corporation, that Il Committee Of
three he appointed to request Of the Board of
Directors Of the I.ynchb1rg Gas Light Compa
ny a fair exhibit Of the cost Of the work. the
Indebtedness if any. of said company the
amount of Gas, capable of being generated IN
twenty four hours and the expenses incident To
the manufacture of the same in fine to furnish
all the information necessary 10 enable the Coun-
ell To determine what i, the par yalae Of the stock
Which being read to the council and dis
ca,,ed, were passed by the following vote, The
ayes and noe, being ordered on motion of Mr..
Christion) viz: Ayes-Me>srs. Davis, Hare,
Carle Morris, Oyler, Taliotcrro and Acrce, !.
Nocs-Mr' Christian, |. Whereupon the Presi-
dent appointed Messrs Morris. lalatrrro and
Langharne to be Of and constitute the Commit
inttee aforesaid.
The Council then adjourned.
REPORTER.
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Norfolk and Pe.ershufe Railroad

Mr. William Malone. the able aud active
Chief Engineer Of tha Norfolk aud Petersburg
Railroad, eontradets, IN communication t. the
Norfolk Beacon, the rumored misunderstanding
between himself and sone Of the contractors ON
the road. in consequence Of which, il Wa SAID.
the latter had stopped operations and were tear
ing down Their ,Lantics. lie states that no mis-
understanding had occurred, further than that
one of the contractors had withdrawn his forces
from the line Of the road. because Of deternl-
nation on hi part mot 10 comply with the stipa-
aiions provision, aud condition. - his contract
with the Railroad Company.
1t j. gratifying To- observe the correction, IN
consideration of the fact that the early compile
ton Of this important road to the interior, under
the most energetic management, Will probably
suffer no hiudemuce. We had tho pleasure OF
meeting with Mr.. Malone few weeks since, and
received from him the unexpected assurance,
that almost beyond doubt the road would be
opened for cars - Petersburg By the close
Of th neat year. Available means for executing
the contracts for graduation. To be finished ia
August ls55. were on hand, after which time it
would oaly remain for the company 10 furnish
portion Of the iron-the iron not then procured
10 have the road in running order by Christmas
We trust We shall have il. We shall then enjoy
the privilege Of taking an oyster supper with
SOM Of our friends in Norfolk, after mornings
cigar IN l.yuehburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-02
South Carolina.

We learn by telegraph from Columbia, that
tho Legislature Of the State of South Carolina
met and organized on Monday last. The Cow
crnor's Message was sent IN on yesterday. 1t Is
mostly nude up Of state matters.
The Governor considers the financial distress
Eroater than mt any time since 1887, when the
whole country was cmbarrass ed, He opposes
the creation of new banks, thinking them not
calculated toremedy the evil. lie opposes the
adjustment OF the militia system, and recon-
mcnds change in the school system, He thinks
the laws relating To- free persons of color arriving
III the sea.ports of the State might be modified
as to not to give offence to foreign Governments.
rs respects national matters, the Governor
considers that the United States should carefully
observe its treaties pursue n sound and discreet
foreign policy, aud avoid even the appearance of
Fra>pug after any portion of foreign territory.
He regards the result Of the recent elections at
the North rs indicative OF great disturbance of
the harmony and peace of the country; but he
conuscs calmncss. moderation and forbcaruuce
and hopes the South will discard all party icul-
ou-ie> and stand by the Constitution and the
Inion,
These are certainly just, honorable, and patri-
otto sentiments, worthy of an cmucnt statesman,
and IN line contrast with those Of some mtemper-
ate partSan- elsewhere. We cannot doubt II
rradY acquesccnce in views urged 50 calmly and
opportuneIy.