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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

AMHERST CouSTY-We learn that a po-
ltiea discussion took place last Monday at Am
herst Court Eo between Mr.. A. NJ. TRIBE OF this
city, and DR.. David Patterson Of that county.
Both gentlemen are reported to have ably de-
Tended their respective causes, and acquitted
themselves with much credit-as we know both
of them are fully competent to do.
The American party in Amherst have nomina-
ted for the House of Delegates Col. John d. Da-
Wis, former representative, and one of the ablest
aud most popular gentlemen in the community
A better nomination could not possibly have been
made. We learn that there is the very finest
state of feeling in the county, and that the Amer
leans expect confidently TO carry majority for
Flournoy and Davis, and to reduce PoweIrs ma
iority to low figure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19
ATEsT ARRIV Lll-NEW

IL SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.-Just
opened at Philip W. Pnynus, (K,les corner, Main st }
u superior stock of DRY GOODS, embracing Cloths,
Cnssmeres, vesngs, Linens, and LADIES GOODS, Of
all kinds Call and examine.
arll1.ts P. w. PAYNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

ANoruER VIEw.-Aluding to the statement
that Mr. Wise had made "a moving speech IN
Charleston, the Kanawha Republican says:
1t moved very many ont of the hoase,-mov-
ed verv many to more determined and active
opposition to Mr.. Wise than they had proposed
before they heard the specch-has moved scores
to indemnity themselves with the American party,
heart and soul and has moved hundreds, who, on
the election day will vote against Wise that might
have voted for him; or, ut least. would not have
voted against him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

PAPER! PAPER.!
RGE Bue Frc.ch Packet rnst,
IL Superfno Dam1,k Gilt Small Letter,
Plain Ruled Battle Post,
Blue md White lied M,,to post Gne and supclfnc
q Commercial Post,
Cream Laid "
Plain and fancy Note Piper and Envelopes.
large variety some very elrgunt,
Also
Flat al F ded Cap and F lo Port for Printers.
Straw Wrapping Envelope and Manila, culnre aod
CLOSED Papers Cartridge, Drawing, &c, &c, Mt
ARTISTS MORSE'S Comm House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

Masonic IA1I.-Ihe lovers of comic fun will
not forget that they will have nm opportunity OF
gratifying their penchant at the Masonic Hall to-
night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

HoPELEssLY WoRsE.-The prospects Of II
giniu democracy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19
Loof ant fer Co,nte,fjts.


The public cautioned against another cuuntelieit,
which has lately mn lis appearance called w. IS Far
rc''s Arabiaa Eminent the most dangerous of all the
counerfeirs because his hnving the Of Farrell,
maj will buy it in good faith without the know ige
that n counlcffei exist md they viii perhaps only
discover their when the spun ious n,ixtre has
wrought its evil effects.
The genuine Article is manufactured only by H. Il
Farrell, solo inventor und proprietor ana wholesale
druggist No II Main street. Peoria, Illinois, 10 whom
all npl lcntioas Tor A.trres must be addressed 81
s,c yon get it with the letters II q before farrelP..
thus II. q. FARRELL >-and his ,igniture on the
wrappr; ali others are commercials
Sid by X. STABLER K CO, Drrggi-t..
l,nclhurg, Va.
md b, regularly authorized agents throughout the United
Slatrs.
Price % and 30 cent., and / per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village AMI
han let in the United Stats in whieh is not "rcady
established Add css II. q. Farrell above, accom-.
panied with good reference character, responsible
y, &c. marco d&e4w
PUBLIC NOTICE -nEGEMAN, CLARK
& cos (LATE RusHros. CLARK x Co.. GENUINE
COD LIVER OIL, ron C"SsUMrrioN ScRofrLA. Nc
The late finn of Rushon, Ciur> Co being ,liasoIYed
by tho pX,rH W. l.. RUsHTnS, (the emily Rnslton'
connected with the frn,) thcir genuine Cndl
Liver Oil will in Giurc be prepared only ly liEGEh,N
CLARK Co, surviving partners aud so'e sgcce-sors
Be particular in ordering specify Il"geman. Car',
" Co, Tor Ru>ht"n. CLARK d. Co, rs it was Mr..
Clalh, md Ru,hon who for the past seven ycnr<
has superintendent its manufacture. and is the only
Druggist who from the United Stntes to New
70 ndard for that purpose. md since Mr. Rns' ton !
dcilh there ha. been an article called Ru,tG, = on
Introduced winch is in way connected with II '.-h
tn, Clark ~ Cor, ilegeman Ciaih u Co; nnd as
success IL its depends upon lis purity, ton much
ear, can be tuken get thu q uuinf. lhnus
nm Is who bad b,cn taking ia. Oil It OF ler ma Ners
wi,hou; succ, have been restored e' It'll by the
pure Oh Of our nun fracture
lEGEMAN. CLARK < co.
mlo2dln# Chemists and Drug ats, New Nuk.
Sol by Druggists generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

RAPIDLY IMpRovISG.-Ihe prospects Of
Sam" in Tirginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

NoMINATloNs.-The following nominations
have been made Col. f. S. Williams Know
Nothing, for the Legislature. from Montgomery;
and Col. Deskin, Democrat, for the Senate, from
Montgomery. Floyd, Carol, Grayson and Pu-
laski counties.
Col. r. II. Harvey has been nominated by
the Democratic Convention of Putnam county,
for the Legislature.
At Il Convention of delegates from Princess
Anne aud Norfolk Counties on Thursday last in
Portsmouth, p. IL. Daughtrey, Esq, was nomi-
mated as the American candid ate for the Sena-
toria District composed of these counties. Col.
Max. Herbert was the same day nominated
by the American party, of Norfolk county, as
one of their candidates for the next House of Del
.gates. The ticket now stands G. w. Murdaugh,
and Max Herbert, for the House of Delegates
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19
S,pHBNG AND SUSg12 m, Es5j.-
- GLASS q PAINE. j. DINON. AGENL

Business doae entirety tor Cash .Prrns >uupply ''
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, &c -
of all descriptions.
The .ubsc bers world respectfully return their thanks
their friends uni the public for he liberal Phr'na'
bestowed them during the lat twelve months, ahI
Tx pleasure in ann uncng that they have just ec"lFed
thnir Spring AMI Summer supply oil Goods trom Ne"
York tn which their attention i re ecttnily ca cas
Their CloiIine il rut mndn nrd trimmed IL the me-
-vla and hc>t manner The public may rely on lar
d,nlinr TIE pri rs will he uaitrm O'e rrit' Only
n.led and that the lowest the same quality OF "''"'
Gun he :, II nj in sry nahct
Glhie. made up order nj short notice ana NOM
but the best wurkmen employed ut ther ,stahi ,omeh'
Their terms of sale will in future be for cab only
knowing that upon this principle cur Gu ;9mers "'''
derive equal benefit wit ourselves
mi % irsI GLASS &. RAINE. !. Dixon Ast
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

Cor. j. II. PAXTON is tho Democratic nom-
nee for re- election to the State Senate from Rock
bridge and Highland.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19
JAMES d. NELSON,

DAWES .. NELSON,
EUTLER hns taken SHOP Matl ST., door
y below tho Citizens Savings Bank here he Is pre-
ua ed TO d. any wo in his line Of b. sinass,
rrpn ing md putting in goo order CUTLERY of every
description. ma sing all kinds of
Dental and Surgical Instruments
Repairing Surveying Instruments. making Elastic
Trsses of vcly superior qImit,, after lat, pattern,
and prefern le in every respect the old style He
uso does all kinds of obbnr, such set ne Rnzors.
grin ling Talrs Shears an Scissors, requiring Locks,
fitting Keys, &c.. &c.
Work left with him will be ait 'rded to
JAMES o. NELSON,
Cutler and Dental and Surgical Instrument Maker.
innrl5 d5m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

THRUST SALE.-lusuant to deed of tr,,,,
l. executed by Jane. l.. Wood TO VIM. b. Rom.
Trustee duly recorded. md by consent of pnrtie.
shall Saturday III 9 ms. nr,eeed ~ sell -
Auction in front Of the Market House The e. lowing ro
| Rockaway and larn.s. e. good ns naw.) one mi,
Of beautiful match mares | Bay anil MOUSE coI,rad
mnre; also two-horse wagon mi Earres.. Sale,
,ake purc al II O'clock.
THoS. !. KtPKPATRICK, Trustee,
Hpll9-d3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

We call attention to the sale of Slaves belong
ing to the estate of n. Tinslcy decd at Pedar
Mills, on Saturday the 2lst inst, The Commits
sioncr has returned from the South, and the sale
will certainly take place at the time and place
advertised.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19
NEW GOODsl

NEW GOODS
~ RICH GOODS!
FASHIONABLE GOODS!!!
NEW STYLES.-WELL MADE.
CHEAP FOR CASH,
pun tlal cn.tamclS on short time Now daily To-
ceiving n the Clothne rnd Furni'hing Bazaar.
ap,3.ts BURROUGHS, SHAFER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

MArmuoNIAL.-A lady and gentleman, both
of whom were emf grating TO the West, met
few days ago on board steamboat at Wheeling,
became acquainted and were married the same
night; which proved that not only lore, but even
marriage is possible at first sight.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

~ gun Of madcrn Sprtunlism. Fourth Vol CONNER.
ces in May. 1t contains the fullest rccnrd ektant of
Current Facts and opinions ON Spiritual intercourse
PuJ1ished Vekip at 81 pc, also. all snrual
book, for snieby PARTRIDGE IL BRIrTAN, 3i2,
broadway y. Y.
T. s.-A Catalogue of SPr tual Books appi.
cation. ap l7-c3n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

la kya EsaIss..sss.: ii. e. TENN ran. ROAD
ssaf Z n----xasa9G HAAGE OF HOURS - On and
after Mon lay, the 10Th A, III" Passenger Train will
lie I'VE l.ynclburg =. NJ. and uriv. ut ~ VI.
npl7 d4w + II. GILL, Gen. Stunt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

New ORDER OF TnINGs.-A female doctor is
lecturiug in Alexandria, on "l'he Laws of Life
and the Means of Preserving Health" This Ia
dy has been through course of medical study
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

INDIAN PREAcHER-Th Rev. Pah. Tab Sega,
an Indian preacher from Greenland. preached in
Alexandria Sunday morning. The remains of
Sir John Franklin's party were found by some of
the natives under his pastoral charge.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

sam" IN REGIMENrALs.-The Wytheyille
Telegraph states that at a recent parade of the
Volunteer Rihemen, at Mount Airy, in Wythe
county. vote of the company was taken, which
resulted thus: For Fournoy %, for Wise 2,
neutral ?.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

1 RE COMING, and vii ,,e,ofn at MASONIC
~ HAIL., on THURSDAY EYrSIsG, A4rd 18Th.
1855. ~ For p,r.icuar. .mall bills anIl-ifts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

SuAp are plentiful in Petersburg, at 124 cents
each.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-19
BOGUS SANS PYRAMID, SOUTH.

a FRANK ADMISSION A KNOW NOTHING Or
GAN.-Prior to the late elections in Tennessee Ken
lucky, and North Carolina, the Buffalo (New York;
Commercial leading Know-Nothing organ, made
the following frank admission, which not only
uttered in sincerity but has the merit of being
ded in truth:
IF Gentry is defeated in Tennessee and the De-
mocrats achieve decided success in North Carroll
na the American party will no longer have exis-
teEce a national organization. Even if they win
signal victory in Kentucky Monday next it will
avail them nothing, coming upon an overthrow in
the other States just named"
The Albany Argus of the 9th instant has the fol-
lowing seasonable comments on the above:
1.-THE Buffalo Commercial used the above Ian
guage in article concerning the elections in North
Carolina and Tennessee, which appeared in that pa
per on the I'd instant. The contingency suggested
has occurred Gentry is defeated in Tennessee, and
the democrats have achieved decided success in
North Carona-eiecting, in the latter State five out
of the eight members of Congress. The Buffalo
Commercial is Know Nothing paper and of course
looks with anxiety upon the result Of the summer
elections. 1t very frankly states the Importance of
the struggle in Tennessee and North Carolina, and
does not over-estmate the influence of result ad-
verse to Know Nothingism. Following upon the
heels of defeat in Virginia. the repulse in the two
former States settles the question that the order has
no political strength in the South, and will no lon
ger have an existence as national organization.'-
The Commercial is right in its conclusion that sue
cess in Kentucky, which the Know Nothings have
probably secured, will avail them nothing coming
upon an overthrow in the other States just named
Know Nothingism disappears from the stage as
powerful political clement, and the presidential
contest will be conducted uninfuenced, to any con-
siderable extent by this disturbing force.
1t is to be presumed that candid and intelligent
members of the ORDER after this distinct admission
by one of its leading and its ablest organs, that it
no longer has an existence national organiza-
tion will prefer to abandon it's past pretensions in
that respect, to regard the mission of the order
ended, and to attach themselves to srch living po
litical organizations best accord with their sym
pathies. Democrats, it seems to us, will not deem
it wise to separate themselves longer from their po
tical brethren, in the expectation that this secret
order will have the power to accomplish any results
which they DESIRE
The contingency suggested by the B, 'falo Com
mercial has not only occurred, but Alabama, too
has proclaimed in thunder tones to her sister States
that Know Nothingsm cannot have existence as
a national organization.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-19

from the North, but to rely reason and argument
and moral sense of right and to adhere ourselves
to the Constitutional compact. This will save US
and save all, if anything will and if nothing will,
we will be innocent We will not bear the worlds
curse of aiding to destroy the only hopes of
kind for the light, and love and charity of human
Freedom. And if the worst comes to the worst,
God will speed the right"
cannot leave home before January next, and
could not in time for your feast to your gallant
Representative, the Hon. J. F. Dowdell. Feast
him well, and let him roll the peoples good cheer
like sweet morsel under his tongue, and let that
tongue speak the sentiments of Truth and JUS
tice to the People, and let them repay him with
their /" sweet voices"
cordially greet you back, and am
Yours devotedly,
HENRY A. WISE.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-19

At the recent election in Tennessee the noble old
county of Lincoln, inhabited entirely by native
Americans, voted as follows for Governor:
johnson, democrat 1851
Gentry, K. N. 4O2
Democratic majority 1926
will be seen that the proportion of democrats to
Know Nothngs was more than six to one.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-19

1t is full time to work! Two months only re-
main before election In that time let the American
council-fires be relighted Auburn Amerlc"n.
Irishmen should look to their houses and barns
" Council fires' mean in Kentucky incendaliSh'
We imagine the same dictionary is used in this S'a'g
Again, say, look to your houses, and get nSureu
albany Rnicktrb0cher
WHAT Is Fusion "A " Faithful Wing, III lh0
Boston Adertiser says
Fusion is the absorption Of bankrupt p0Itt'c'dnS
OF deceiced and Disseminated a0higs- into a" Or
ganigation aohere abolition and fanatactsm 0rSt.
sOhezmigy reponderate, and are the only elements
Of action" .cot;ss
In other words fusion is machine to put fanatics
into Office, and preachers into politics.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-19

Is THE louisville TRAGEDY TO BE RE-ENAcrED IN
GEoRGIA?-W hope not For the sake of the good
name of State, for the sake of the honor oil our
People, and the peace of society, we hope not We
hope every freeman in Georgia will go to the Polls
on the first Monday in October and vote as he plea
ses and we hope none will be there to modest OF
make him afraid We say to our Democratic friends.
i'll advance of the election, 1--WE have no red paper
signs with which to speak to you election day. 20
quietly to the polls. Know your rights and peace
ably maintain them. Avoid difficulty-abstaln
from all disorderly conduct; and if trouble does
come not ofyour seeking don't go prepared to meet
it." No, fellow citizens don't go "prcpared to TeS
trouble" let it than half way, nay, dtt H0
1cag don't go to meet it. Leave your 'rpar4t.'"s
at home. Put up the pistol and the bowie knife
lay down the war club. and go out like free men
and men of peace, and vote the ticket your coI
sciences approve and your judgment commendS II
victory should perch upon your standard, as we oe
lieVe it will, then your triumph will not be suileu
by the widows tear, and the orphans broken heart
ed sigh.
If the Know-Nothings of Georgia wish to see no ne
trace of blood left after the election let them aVoiu
all such irritating and fanatic appeals, as were maui
by the Louisville Journal to the blood thirsty sPrS
of Louisville There are but few foreigners in Geor
gia-let them enjoy their privileges peaceably anu
if 'troube" comes and not from the w-Nothngs'
shall go with the farthest in placing the stgn"
where it belongs. IHiIledgOilAe Une'0"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-19

DEPLoRABLE CONDITION NoRFoLK.-From con-
versatlon with several members of the Norfolk and
Portsmouts Committee then in Washington the
american organ of Wednesday, collects the follow
ing heartrendng details:
In consequence of the absence of the country
people from the market, the richest well as the
poorest citizens are wholly dependent on the How
ard Association for their daily food. The whole
population must therefore be sustained at the pub
lie expense.
The whole city is infected to such degree that
the noNious eftuvia thrown off by it may easily be
scented at a considerable distance beyond the city
limits
All the resident physicians with two or three
ceptionS are dead.
and have had no parallel since the Plague of Athens,
as described by Thucydides or the Plague of
Florence as described by Boccacio.
A gentleman relates that he had been unable to
visit the house of his neighbor, Mrs. Whtte for
two or three days. When he called at the expira-
ton of that time, he found Mrs White had been
dead three days. and her remains still lying uncO-
fined in the house. In another room were lying,
on the bare foor three young persons, male and
female, i'll with the fever, and one to care for
them. He procured wagon and mattresses to re-
move them to the Hospital. Before he could place
them In the wagon the mattresses were stolen and
the young lady and her companions i'll suffering
We're compelled to lie the bottom and when
they reached the Hospital to be placed on the floor
again.
Many of the dead have been buried tile alleys Of
the c1ty-of course increasing tenfod the danger oil
the infection.
Nearly all the banks have lost portion of their
most valuable officers.
The wives and children of several of our most
naval officers have, in their last mo-
ments, been utterly unattended.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-19
PAIR OF PYRAMIDS FOR THE CONSIDER
ALTON OF SOUTllERNERS.

FAIh OF 7 lhL1MIDO TOTl HE OUNCIDEf-
ALTON OF SOUTlERNERS.
UNCLE SANS PYRAMID, SOUTH.
TENAS,
FLORIDA,
GEORGIA.,
MISS OURI,
ALA ANA,
\ RkAN SAS,
UISIANA,
VIRGIN
TEN NESSE
MIS- ISSIPPI,
sou TIL CAROLINE A,
NORTH CAROLINA,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-19

To VIM. F. SANFORD, JNo II. THOMAS, CHRISTOPHER
DAVIS, and others, Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-03
Court of General Bssztasss.


OF 2.--t'pon ths opening a tho coart ,hls morpiax
Joseph wahsr william B~Il rssothy Mccarthy, Georgs
Doyle and Henry Brown convicted nisy of assault
ng John Thompson On board ,hs ship Washington, 18th
n,en, 70 10 boday hsrm brought sp fof ssn,snse
bb Honor the Jrdge sAfets~ thn prs~ssrs briefly Ts
assault a which hey bad bern tsun1 guilty usoss
wapicB one, snaansofng tba bfn a She p.tfss apon
whom The attack made The isnixr then ssstsfe~i
HsD who stabbed ThctsIsop 80 tss years 10 ne ~tAts
Efis"n ard the others 70 year sNeh Ia iho rtatea
NAgy
The ns1t called pha that ~ eybstAnlins Miller,
charged sith committing fsfe pps ibe psragn a Mar
gafsi Gsixr Margaret f..smsn Eib vho "a Dot
undets'asF Fugsh, sad ~hn tas,ihs ts., a. ihs later
prefer a. The Court Eslns cail~i 80 -. siAsd Msfafst
testified shs - his csastsy ifda rfieulsfx 70,
June last. shs bssd Ia fts hone rifb The grf
sorsr. hat he da no renssnlsf vsfs ise hyase
On The ist ~ Jas last, whs lying bss h~l rs her
IN ihe sfistnsob The rfanef inio bsf
md 'orclbly violated heE <rk1D ebs xspi ~ sias
tscei fosFssn days and u.su tSA u za6 5epg ek shs
wsut 70 Wards Island Hospital
Tbs sra1linAssos sArini ihQf1tt that gArf
had teen Intimate vita hsr. sooFI Sia wAs ihf and
ioFd ~ ihs bouss ~hst. aAr livrd
the laty lad uot sgrFsd - las hssf TIE csgrt Sf
I0urrsa tlt III p'cyel. ktsihy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-03
PRICE TWO CENTS.

IN capital cases md snbiect 10 review a. ms,ev
- lght w the s1prene sour, ami Curt 81 Ap. .spi-,
sscn of Witch eoaFs without fcstsssiipp aathor
lied aso I" grant new trials
n'I 'he.r circumstances, and considering the gre,t
IcsS ~ eNl bsfiness the Circuit calendar le
ph o ue oyer ami Ieminer ~ is obvious ought Mt
oe ep.otaeea unless - be merely To receive such inict
w n,- hs may be presented and to try par,np. very
limited number OF exceptional cases
ifoie closing these remarks Il q uaae my a,ty pea.
uenen 20 apprire you that the law deelna Il Iissr-
mesn"t tr any Judge juror ~ iisco.r the fact
% an indictment for felony until the accused If not
m.aay IN eanhnement, has been arrested the charge
Ana u huch mere disclosures q, indictments far ,eop~s
howefcr thongh,ess and disiniere~edl deserve 10 ne
cassea ~ mp aemeanorp, YOU viii readily appreciate the
reason Why the corrupt compromising slonas Il csssel
among the higher order OF offences and especially II Il
be the act OF judicial officer be dictated BY mere
motves Of cupidity.
have now indicated, gentlemen a tc - subjects for
your investigation. Others vii be pugeo.ted by vour.
selves The field public abuse In this city especIay
one hnlf We hear and read be rues m es,ensye one.
and demands prompt AMI thorough xeeding To you
the community look for the intiatory measures.
chamber has been provided for your delIbc ratioas
and officers 10 attend upon and execute your ordefanl
you viii nov, gentlemen convenient 20 yourselves, pro-
coed 10 business.