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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-22

a LITTLE NAN wiTE A.BIG sTocKs
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING!
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS. &C.
HA We jp rstrned fremtks Eas And opened .t ny old
stand Of the Star. under the Pavilion Hotel enc
Of The iafst md bst sscsd ssd best seess
OF READY MADE CLOTHING. ever ohere1 for sale IN
this city. My stock comprises full sssertm svsry,
thing appertsninz Gentlemens wearing apparei ana
sabstsntiai manner.
Also large stock Of -, 81, - -.
Frrf-r -(sExTLEMRN,s FURNISHING GOODS.
hs choicest and finest selsetien
tleue . underwear. ffG - I...--l <-.t,
cid sn she public generally confident that the
lsoL sSl4 wan % ise0 80 ASrHoNY LoBESsTSSE.
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80 REsIOyxL.

N BAcoN & co. have removed to Main street be-
q tween Water aud First door Hsliock x
stoddards Drug nearly opposite the Branch Bank
where they will be ieased all he- old aud
make the Of pleased
gse them call They would their thanks very
PatIcnse gwen and d" to receive asoniinu,nce Of
Grocerss. I2nl6-iy -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-22

vHyHE subscriber IN retr ug rom
tsnity express hi srafefis acknowledgements 1"
others Evansville aud
F,ry fr liberal hare Of ron-ge bestowed q
ise frm ofJ " Reilly during hs ,onnect'on With IL.
ero years ard ~o'd respectfully ask for
tiuuance OF the same TO his successor in brsipe.s:
e2D-t, - ~. -. - - JAMES REILEY !.
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CLEAR THE TRACKs

| TIKI SMALL MAN AHKAD!!
bMBfCH is " receipt of the ping
sunmes Dry Goods % Viii he tb7
stentie1 ~ hseessoers and the trade In
that effort shall
all eases both IN regard the price and quality
o. the sescs Call a. sx.ino and indie COR yoaref.ss
low ~ nh
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10 BUSINESS CARDS.

wv. Sloan. 12I Broad st. New York.
1ini Scott d Co., Toledo ~ y a1IGca -,
"a l,ai4J S. .Chenoveth & Co., Cincinnati. .e
This ofthe Oldest best established and re
liable lines Transportation in the country and sole
Agents for this section. are authorised to give
through receipts for fregnts to and from the East
very low rates. guaranteeing against any charges
on the route. 80
aug9 - -G1-Ssfs LBwIs g. HOWARD, Agents. ?
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EDWARD ss. HILL.

Produce, Forwarding g. Commission Merchant,
-st.rr- fT fo EVANSVILLE. ISpIASA.
81 Ohce and Warehouse on the Canal. and Wharftcst
! ~ 80 facilities with Lewis a Howard = lIT
fBERAL CASH advances made on consignuents. ana
attention given the purchase
description of Produce Groceries. q. = mh7 II
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rENNEY& sORENsN

wHoLEsALv DrALEks ~ GisocEIEs LIQUORS. coRsEE
wsTEE ANo WEE SIS.. EvAS~viIIE IND.
undersigned have tits day rnled for
~ the purpose of doing whotesaie Grocery
business sving saceeeded the ba iness of Nesrs As
TO ~es phrchssed their stock and made additions
mpete shall be allie
FOR CASH any house in EVANSVILLE city in the
" --'.-l- X. s fEN<EY.
jan3 .--.fr-...r 8. .SOReSSOE.
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~ AN assortment Of Il lese coKRrcr balances al
ES ways on hand 49, f.
sa Refer to Messrs. s. Orr Tenney 4 rensoh.
Bsment a .vieie. Rob't. Bari NJ W Foster,
49, Geo. Foster a Co. -ti4-A - ~ y
- HORNBRooK & oHURcHILL.
ant -s
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.aRATES-OF ADVERTISING.
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80 4toT 500 on rs $50 1888 90 90
sq'rs $50 $50 $50 So sr5oiooo l3oo ~ 90 $500
ssq'rsi-50 5,soL 65o 7-5o s.zs 5aoo
'5sqfs55O 6, ,io 725l 500 oo 1870 sso
esqrs $50 7spks0 g. 1925 So 20 80 1900 40 90
2 s.a5 s,75l aas 1859 1900 $500
: ssqr.,s 50 es5 9,s so SO 90 so %
y 1Ons square, one insertion, 5yS
addition IN sertion. as
=. changeable weekly, per aanum. SIS %
ss4ttfi .$35 20
For large space ssa proportonae discount.
Standing making SIX lines or less eight dollars per
special eadsd notices. double
- priee. +-s.f.af 80 - - ~ t1r1 hrs
a. = notices. introducing new adver-
Announcing candidates 81 aud IS cts week addi-
I. stsnai tor ali t from sestion.4
Large Gus charged the dinensioss oftype
kept inside charged Is cent over
yarular rrres. !. "a ~srA ssz-g tta = n aerrTrrT
Marrasas Religious notices published ssnsws
wthsus charge a. - f-s-1 - T.trf.ssE -
80 marked li forbid out
Ths privilege yearly advertising firms. does not
auat .findivieusi members. -
Legal inserted ct the ExPESsE of the Ar
dsayaLle for che
~ bat coIleetabls usual time. = = =. -e,s
dverssg Weekly per square u Tor frst insertion and
tirae
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-22

hand
ment offresh Water. Batter snrar Crackers and
also soda Pilot and Navy Bread which
by the lase-. improved Maehns they be SOLD az as
quality by any factory the country larye
stock always hand my Shop. Water btweea
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SEOL AssEs.-... .f,f,s IL -...-....
LfI 90 ibis Molasses. - II. .tt Lf1.t 80 s.tfr
90 half bbIs fBennetts cooperace). ~ fs.ar.
mis- " = ',--.'F''f 'H' PRESTON mos.
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aGa hIf1,IlOH MAS Hs NAG HEE, : a. Il.
AND GENERAL, coMMIssIo

L 49,. "a South William street, New York. - "a
IcEfNG restablished with All extensive connection
ibtie above basi less. afufiy soleits eonsig
nienis OF all kinds OF este Produce,
and personal attention at the ioct possible
scale Of charges. Partic lar will be bestowed
coasdnisnss Of 10 oasco and liberal cash s vances
made on all Shipments hon required by r
! sui = r1l'fT = y j. H.MAGIfER & CO.. 81,
feb2on q sribnI laoi bar e. Eysufsy ille. Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-22

MILLS, AROMATIC STOuACfH HIT
TERS. MILLS, WINE BaETEkS.
FENdESE preparations have been and raty
~ certain for summer Cou plants and pre-
ventatse Of fever and sgae and similar diseases.
siInmept just received and for sale by -
fei2i IT .a4 tFI TBNyEY SORENSOy.
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GRiST rrII.L..

GkISE MILL.
Ealton Mil in good order for grinding Wheat
n Rye Buckwhat and Corn with dispatch and equal 20
any Viii the West raanty and eualiy Of euI a. the
maehuery is of the latest for making the four
lively good Good ground for fSgr
sold. will he warranted The Mill will regularly on
Thhrsaars FRIDAYS Saria aud other days When three
wasor loads Of srar come together; so come an9 try
RFlour and Meai for sale az the above Mil at all
neyssitf |''ifii'ff go - -. J.H BIRTH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-22

- MORE ABOUT EIlECTlONs-
EkWING to the xeemeBt about election.
" and deep interest felt in the Pretbtc Law BY AL the
political parties deem but duty say
SUMMERS a fILEsTOs. having juss reeefteda new Ca
direct New York fully prepared
pictures style from small miniature larke y
size They also prepared with the best light In he
copyins They picture ehs
". B.-why IS Dogratyper taking picture. like reEt
sitting handsome gali Answer be had by callDgxs
SUMMERS a TILESTON' S Gallery.
- On Moin ST., opposite Branch Bsnk,
mh30 the Marble Depot
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NOTICE.

Ii persons Indebted the late firm Of " Hspdreks
IN a Co. agsh fed Of the necessity Of
settlement the business Of the old settled
uih Na fe- HENDRICKS A McREA-
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DECD per steamer 5. Shotwell: 20 HF fl reF4
Ah 5. .bIls Long No. Mackerel; a.. -.
- half do do 10 tH 80 tEtt'l lf1f
Is ksss do DO dos; li9- go -7aiicb
balf bbis DO DO d.;
| : I5keets A Ifg7 do do
-. ssls Long No. Maekerel; =
tfi.Giis MI IsIs 90 Do &c do: et3s e 4 80 81
Eos,s as.Ias; .. drains large cosash. sw
- rs " .sR Cheese; for sale by hy, :.
| L.. ID ".
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UEOsIERS.-zno dos black Cotton Hose assorted qua
ii n ties received this day aud for sale..s -. 1tfs-
mh20 JAS. Low 4 co.. ils Main ST.. Lou. Ky.
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HELP 7 EE pOOR.,
NJ B-Twi q " Boots ST oes. and take in
knds Of Inoiana State Stock money! those tha
have suspended pay tnent. Call aud see.
K 6ecI6-f g--7elt esff5 1f5f ltsf u II. J. HA RI
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! METROPOLITAN BOOTS.

SEvE En- of the above article received. Call
- sarly they warranted good be naac any
wkere.E apfl - HENDRICKS 4 McREA.
~ 49, t-----, Fosters Block First
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a LARGE anu elegant assortment of silk. Lasting En-
IN 1sh and Glove Kid Plain and Patent tipped half
three front and side laced Caters all prices
all quallLies. HENDRICKS McREA
! apil , 81 tr Fosters Block First
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sc ovE4 bi-g7 SEED OATS, 5gfu IS Sc :
n sale by apo T. GRANT L TO-
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BUSENESS. CARDS.

yOHy C. DEyEREUxpgs-.~N Wholesale and Retal
u deaier In wall Paper. Fire Screns, Window Blinds
l;as etc e.c. Main strcet between First and Second
tr-st.. p 3 - ..sE 80 ~ 81 E's,s-N
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TO fHK CITIZENS Of SOUTHERN INDIANA
IrW a KENri OK Y AND IA LIN dig. .arlr

|isW 4 ,KENrt OK 4 AND ILLsN 0Is. a1sE "a
3AS D. s.Su SDERs Gisii a. knesr. iag takcp hfs
~ abode IN tn city of fvansy lie wogd Vcrfulfy
and THAI he Prssarsd 20 furnish ass
Sfecie and Esnfs wOrk of ceserif fsn
70 bis frofs.,isa ater Nsras i@iaase OF
Land RAiws Tnrnpks. plAAk totSer Roads tie iia-
Tss.sae.isi: % air fr n I Y tsSp E,s fAisf En-
% n,r pinston Ihd5 GsorssG ngpn, OF sbesar iut ~
y Wnsen. u tagn.sr .of New AihAns iptS and w o
Line RAilrs ad, esa besrsn On aPIiieatsa nA2o ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-08-16

nothing when any good could be accomplish.
ed by them. Lawsnd Order had in him an
undertaking advocate. Expressing himself
strongly,in accordance with his marked char
acter he was acknowledged on all hands to be
OF a disposition forgiving and kind beyond
comparison. As IN aid and advisor to young
men beginning life, he won many friends
among rising men by his generous treatment
and sympathy But the remarkable manifes-
totion OF his good disposition, and the best,
was shown in the warm attachment Of his
nearest friends. Evidently he was most loved
by those who knew him best
HIS mind and energy have left their i'm
press on everything about Hamilton, and lent
large irfuence towards bringing to or
doors the Canal, the Basin our three railroads,
rear'y all our ,urnpikes, and Hydraulic, and
last, not least, our schools. He took lead
ing part, many years ago, IN founding the
Hamilton and Rossville TemrIe Academy,
which, we hope, win yet prove the basis Of a
noble institution.
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"DIED LAST NIGHT"

Coupled With the brdals, printed in little
type, Leading off the advertisements, joined
b. a sorry Jest, hard behind, Market close
beside Cotillon, what place a newspaper
is, to put Death in. We are reading some
thing about a home, and all at once, we are
in the place Of graves; we are looking over
the testimonials TO the Elixir of Life, and
come, before we know it, upon Died last
night" If there were only some retired and
shaded corner in newspaper, with a willow
or an urn in it, where the names that have
no owners could be recorded, and we could
go, when weary with rambling through the
columns of bu tile and business, and read;
and think how surely, one after another, all
names tend thither; those that stand at the
head 0: the column editorial in capitals; those
that pointed at wish finger, ard wonder
ed over with Exclamation points, and asked
over with lnterrogations; those that were
brides the other day, and are brides still, but
with new bridegrooms; those that were he.
roes and found place in the "leader;" OF
/ beautiful aud woven in a wreath for "Poet's
/ Corner" But there is no such retreat-noth
/ ing but narrow black line like this-to keeI
the world out; to prevent the Railway Trair
whose times are advertised below, from run,
ming over the name and CELEBRATING il. AnC
SO it is like grave in a thruughlare; covered
with dust, and Jared by passing wheels; il
pives Us pain to ook at it, and we are glad i
is only for y.
"Died last NJ. A." 1t was nobody that yol
know YOU think, and 50 yuu pass on 10 a Sale
or bargain" that you see beyond, and Tor
get that there was ever such IA name Lr such
thing as diving in the world, How apt W.
are to forget that there ARE those though, VIII,
can hardly see the name tor the heavy rail
that's falling, while the heaven over head il
bright aud clear; that eyes do rest thereon
that sec a world put out where You discern
name; that wonder how the sun caG shine
!, since sun.duwn came to lhemi who hear witt
, their hearts. the idle laugh that's passing ol
; the wind,
"Died last night" A pleasant lime to die
: but not last night--oh, no-some other nigh
+, a great while yet tn come, To go abroad b
the true light Of sta 3: To find the way out lroI
= the port Of earth by everlasting lamps.
e Died last night" How many died; ho
Il many beautiful and good; how many young an
fair; how many reyered and wise. Some thu
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MUTr0Y IS. PoRK.-The American

MUTroY IS. PoRK.-The American
Agrcu,turlst has the following excellent
remarks on this subject: 1--WE mean to re-
peat thousand times, or at least till what
we sag has had soale effect on our country
men, that pound of lean, tender, juicy
mutton can he produced for half the cos, Of
the same quality Of fat pork; that i. is in.
fnitely healthier food, especially in the sum-
mar season, and Il lose who eat it become
more muscular, and can DO work with greater
ease to themselves, then those who eat fat
pork. We know nothing more delicious
than smoked mutton hams, Of the South
down breed Of sheep. VenisOn itself is not
sLperior."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-08-16

Cure FOR RHEUMATIsM.-The New
England Farmer recommends the following
receipt as simple and invaluable remedy
fJrr eumats n, Take pint of the spirits Of
turpentne, to which add half an ounce of
camphcr; let it stand tillthe cumphor is dis
solved: then rub it on the part affected, and
il will never fail Of removing the complaint.
Flannel should be applied after the part is
well iomenled with turPentine. Repeat the
application morning aEG evening. 1t is said
to be equally available for burns, scalds,
bruises and sPrans. never falling of success.
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charge al. the members OF the Convention
with oeing traitors but in this exception he
di not embrace Gen. Pillow. Gen. Pillow
then denounced him fiercely as liar and q
traitor to the Democracy and to the country
and rushed at the STAN, but was arrested
When Major Doneson closed, Gen. Pillow
was shouted for and mounted tho stand.
Gen. Pillow said to Major Donelson: "Il
you charge or insinuate that you then de-
nounced them as traitors; or il u no make
the charge, it is false!--it is false ,irn Al
this point Major Doneson struck General Phi.
low on e,head& Gen.Pilow gave him blow
on the head. They then separated. After
great excitement, General Pillow again took
the stand and finished his remarks.
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During an interyiewwhch Martinez. ,Lo
R1ssian comedian and mimic, succeeded in
obtaining with Prince Vnlkhon,ky. Hicb
Steward, the late Emperor Nicholas walked
INTO The room unexpectedly, yet with de.
sign, az was coon made evident. Telling the
actor that he had heard Of his talents, and
should Ike to see specimen of them, bo
hads him mimic the Old Minister. This feat
was performed with such gusio that the
Emperor laughed immoderately; and tbento
The horror Of the poor actor, d,sred 10 have
himself "taEen off," otis physically i'm
possible" pleaded MartinefT "Nonsense,"
snid \ choIas; 81 insist ON it: being dome"
Finding himself in the horns Of a dilemma.
the mimic took heart Of grace 81 with promp-
t'uds and presence Of mind, buttoned his
coat over his breast, expanded his chest,,h,ew
up ms head and assuming the Imperial port
10 the best Of bis power, strobe across the
room and back, then, stopping opposite the
ii mister be cried, in The exacttone and man.
ner oi the Czar. "Vylkhonsky! pav NJ
mar.inetf l,0oJ silver roubIes - The En-.
P'r.7 iyr 4 moment was disconcerted. but re-
covering himself with faint smile he or.
cered o.. money to be paid.
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For the Chronicle
Random Reflections at Even.
BY WILL,

''lIow calmly sinks the setting SUM-"
Yet twiligh; fingers still;
And beautiful as dream Ot Heaven
Ii slumbers on tie hill:
Earth sleeps with all her glorious things,
Beneath the Holy spirits wings,
And, rendering back the hues above,
''SeemS resting III trance OF love-"
Il. d. PRENTICE.
The bright and glorious sun, emblem Of
power and majesty, ,st hiding his broad disc
below the western horizon, ond dipping into
the regions of infnity, gilds with the reiul-
gent radiance Of his departing beams. the
distant woods and hll-topS; pouring a flood
of golden, brilliant, and translucent light and
cooring upon the few feecy clouds, that
float, as if borne on angels wings, in the
azure vault above, painting and tinung them
with the most gorgeous colofing; as if to
mock the puny efforts OF our irail and feeble
race.
II there is one symbol in nature, by which
finite being. can have any just conception
of the spenddly glorious aud fading beauty
of the New Jerusalem, it would seem it must
be the soft and beauteous twilight
y AS the onward course of our
terrestrial LaIl, wheels lis farther and farther
from the source of light, darkness gradually
draws his dim curtain around us; and those
bright orbs, away, tsr off in the dim vault of
ether, like faithful sentinels on the watch
towers of irecdom-begin to peer down upon
us-callng our thoughts from earth, TO that
better, purer, holier world on high. UncOn
sciously the mind is carried away on iancy's
fairy wing, and induyes in its own reflections
and specula,ions. Bright and beautlu' star
whose pure, mild beams, smile SO gently up.
on us-who, or what art thou! Art ihou an
essence-symbolical Of that Great Invisible
Power, whose presence flleth the universe
or art lh0u--as astronomers tell us-naughI
but a coarse lump Of gross matter-like untC
our own green earth! Perhaps, in thy brigh
domains, abide the spirits of the Just, mnd,
perfect! the souls of that blood. washed
throng, who have gone up through much trib
ulation! Perhaps, from thy crysta chambers
are sent forth minstering spirts-Guardiar
Angels, who watch over the actions of tn,
children of men, cheering and encouragin!
them in hours of dependency and gloom
when the heart is sick, and darkness en-
despair surround them; or pointing to high
er, brighter, purer goa-to actions of virtue
goodness. and immortality.
1t is a beautifully sublime,yet fearful idea
that not one action shall ever perish; or on
single word that has passed the lips, sha
erer die.
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POE TRY
ON HIS LOSS OF SIGHT.

FROM TIE OXFORD EDITION OF MILroYs POEMS.
am old and blind!
Men point at me as smitten bg Gods irown
Afflicted, and deserted of my kind,
Yeti am not cast down.
am weak, yet strong,
/ murmul not, that no longer see;-
Poor, old, and holpless, the more belong,
Father Suqreme to Thee.
A merciful Ono
When mensare iurlhest, then Thou art most
near;
When friends pass by, my weaknesses 10 shun,
Thy chariot hear
Thy glorious face
Is leaning toward me, and its holy light
Shines in upon my lonely dwelling place.
A nd there is no more night.
On my bended knee,
Irecognze Thy purpose. clearly shown;
My vision Thou hat dimn,d that may see
1hyselt, Thyseli alone.
| have naigh to fear;
This darkness is the shadow of Thy wing;
Beneath it | am almost sncred-here
Can come no evil thing.
Oh! seem to stand
Trembling, where foot of mortal Ger hath been
Wrapped in the radiance from thy sinless land,
Which eye hath never seen.
Vision come and go;
Shapes of resplendsnt beauty round me ,hrong,
From angel lips seem to hear the flow
OF soft and holy song.
Itis nothing now,
When heaven is opening on my sightless eyes,
When airs from Paradise refresh my brow,
The earth in darkness lies.
In purer cline,
My being fills With rapture waves OF thoght
Roll in upon my spirt-stra.ns sublime
Break over me unsought.
Give me now my Tyre
feel the stirring Of giit divine,
Wihin my bosom giows uneaFrhly fire,
Lit by 10 skill OF mine.
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THs BE5iSsiH5 OF THE EsD.--The Phils-
ielphia r. s. GgzriLe sgva.

THE BE5iSSlT5 OF THE EED.--The Phiis-
/ delpha u. $. Gaz,tts says:
! The removal o Gov. K seder exctes drep
aud general Indignation Throughout the North
ern States. the feeling extending even 10
those who have hitherto said little or nothing
respecting the Kansas outrages. Tie Harris
burg Democratic Union denUunces the act un d.
equlyoco'ly in an article Of some length, the
tone of which may .b0 imagined from the open
in >, viz;
"a blow which will recoil with terrible er
feet has been struck by the National Admin
lstraliUn. Whether it was 4 int ulse Of q
g lNanzcd imbeclity. iIlJudgi1g councillors,
malice or appIin'ment, We little cere 4
gross and fagrant wrong has, however, been
pcrpetrated, a wrong which, ere long, will
bring shame and reptoach upoB those who
were It's instigotors and its .Eoers The hour
has passed when speciois tale will deceive
the people, No pyede charge f land .ec
ulations can buffet an instant against the
storm Of wrath which will be aroused. 4
high minded, honorable, fearless and deter
mined man has been wlntynly and b-seH
stricken down, because hea-ser'el ond would
vindcate the rights Of ireemen .lins horde
OF lawiess and ia" breaking ruff rs"
The Els;on Argus, published at Reeler's
former home, tells Us that his removal has G.
lici;ed the strongest expressions o indignation
there. Bat the Argus, besides speaking it,
own sentiments clearly and dercely, tells some
unpleasant uu'hs respecting the President
We quote.
"lmmediately afte' the first election held
in Kansas, one after another Of the Ms
souri, invaders called upon the President and
filed their complaints against the Governor,
him with neglect Of his official du-
ties, illegal specu.1tons in lands, &c We
state upon authority that cannot be disputed,
that President Pierce at that tine told
friend, i am satisfied that Governor RsaLer
Possesses frmness. honesty and capacity, and
a Wan who has these three qualities dent Of
ten get wrong We happen to know, toD.
that onr Chief Magistrate gave Governor
Reedar repeated personal assurances that 'he
approved Of bis course, and would have acted
precisely as he did in the same position