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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

s9- Oar ncighbor speaks very fcclinsly
iu regard 10 Gen. MoRdAN's retirement
FROM the Telegraph. So much sympathy
do they feel that they arc willing to borrow
tho Generals address to his readers aud
stick tin their paper, especially as it saved
them 50 much composition by getting it in
typo. We fully agree with them in all
they have said in regard to him. Gen.
Morgan is an able writer aud his editorial
course has been uniformly heightened and
dignitied. Would we could say as much
ofall our co,cmporarics. But this is not
tho whole Of it. The Gazette is n good
deal concerned for fear VIC shall not be able
10 retain all the patrons Of the Telegraph.
Don't give yourselves any uneasiness gen.
tlemcn. Our subscription list 40 far from
falling off is, increasing every day. We
make this announcement knowing that it
would relieve your minds from much un-
cssincss and bc highly gratifying to your
feelings. Wearc very much obliged gen
slcmcn, for your synpathies, but our paper
IL going ahead.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

He "CouLpN'r STAND TuAr.-Ay young gen.
tleman Of our acquaintance, who had been
paying his devours,' Gas Mrs. Partington
would say, toa young lady for so ne time,
and suddenly left her. We asked him the
reason, and he told US in the following
words: 81 had been with her you know a
good while, and noticed that she was rather
cool in her remarks, and limited that she
would rather 90 home alone than have me
with her; but ! DIDN'T mind that you know.
We'll, one night when We got to the door.
says she, aMr.---, do not wish YOUR
company any longer, and I'll thank YOU to
keep in .rour plnce,y and away from me.',
That wasa little too hard, and | wouldn't
stand it. 1 sacked hsr that uery niqht,''
flynn Mass. News.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

The Syracuse, N. Y. Chronicle of Friday,
SAYS: ''We are startled to day by the death
of Frances W. Deane. who was married only
a week ago yesterday, in this city, to Frank
lin j. Ottarson, QUO of the editors of the
New York Tribune. She was taken i'll two
days after her marriage, and died this morn
ing. Most sincerely do we sympathise with
the bereaved husband, who is thus from the
height OF connubial joy, plunged into the
deepest woe. What a sad changc!''
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

SHOWER OF FRoGs.-One of our subscri-
bers informs us that about five O'Clock this
Morning. when in the cars on the Hamilton
and Dayton road, there was quite n shower
when near the Nliddlctown station, at which
place the cars stopped for several minutes.
On going outside it was perceived that the
ground was completely covered with little
frogs or toads about one inch long, which had
evidently been rained upon the earth, and
strange to say they appeared ia be all alive
and kicking.-[Mt. Gilead Sentinel
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

REAARxABLs FaMlLY GATHEaIsG. L.rhe
hrsen mountain Farmer fthe 3lst uls., pub
lished at Montpelier, Vermont, says:
"on the occasion of the late dangerous
illness Of their aged and excellent moth
er, now, however, recovering, the nine sons,
and only surviving children, of Senator Prem
tiss, assembled At the paternal mansion in
this place, from their scattered residence in
the North, South and West. Eight of them
ore lawyers in established business, and the
ninth is clerk of,the United States district
court of which his father is Judge"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04
Book Keeping.

The burlington Commercial College
now in full and successful operation, offers
uncqualed facilities for acquiring this beau
tiful and useful art (which all persons en-
gagged in business should understand Civ
ing student in few weeks more ex-
tensive knowledge of bushes than can be
acquired in years in a counting house, and
making him fully competent to take charge
Of books in any department of business
See advertisement
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04
CONES rs4I<s.@ sf he Issss Fs@.
IsDsssafvtis June q. 1865.
Afsftaa Yfse Masoas ~ oliiies and SD


african yfse Ma.oas Poliises and SD
rsvy
Tee a5and Lodge = Afrscan Frsc Mssaas fs4 fhc
Gniscd sssie bid fs sss,tn Ia this city last week.
They ssig;nsIiy smkrJ ssrder ehas,er frem tire
Sfapd Lodge 81 ngIsn5 IN common with their
whit brsfhcsB. Or tie establishment IL anrf1esn
Independence, the iarisdetisn 81 The Dliiss giasd
Lssss surrspierai to tbc subordinate lodges 81
the United staies. shs Immediately proceeded 10
fsn Grana bellies for the different States The col.
Ord Massns never gave in slcir adhesion to any
American Grapd Ledge, bat claimed 70 derive TIE
aoshsriiy fw tscif work from the Graad Lodge IF
England. After it, jurisdiction withdrawn ho,n
thfs cpnntry and after Il had injured 10 ackneH dye
any sabefd,nate ledge within lie il.its II the Uni
ted states. The Africaa Masofss now claim that
tbey are working regaifIy urH5es charter hoin the
6ranl hosiy Of Ohio, but sush privilege was ever
granted them, az they hass never asked far Il. No
Grand Lsige exist in olio recognizing these ehasi
free Mssoas As true and genuine members II The
order. They may have within themselves asclf-coi.-
stiinted Grand issge bat il has legal Masne ex
h,ense jurisdiction, aud IL therefore candcstine
as all who ac.snasicdse its power and authority
Although the ss-caiIsd African Grand Lodge mo;
here In the pablic Ifs, Of The building fir the
aciion Of their business; aley M. ieeazea
Masis BY any member II jus. ahd legally eonstitu
! ted Loigss They paid for he use Of the building
TIE same as coneor; company would psy for il, and
were entitled 10 and received DO moro attentions
privileges than Il they had INC, there African Odd
Fellows 81 African Sors If Temps rance.
The recent proceeding of the National k'tw Moth
ing convention have produced deep and active
feeling in the political mind Of lpdisra. Tbs Ic-
port of the minority portion Of the Committee
Platform IS the cn, basis upon which tiny party
20 into The coming election in this State Ohm with
as! h5pe cf The resolutions eunta ined in
that report are just, their sii, is right and TO sustain
them will be the proper work Of the Free States 1t
will be done, aud although the Sou may thrtattn
recession md di,uuon, the North the better lorlien
Of it, Is prepared To meet the storm and combat any
fta TO freedom ard the rights u man. After view
ing the slavery question in tie aspects ustite and
philanthropy, we can another point wherein it is
pecunia,ly tie gain Of the northern States, to have
the prngress Ct slavery arrested. Had space
would like 10 dwell upon the Tccuiiary part Of this
vsxed question, but The length II this letter bids me-
81 .'.,.. -.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

CURIOUS TYroaRArMIcAL ERRoR.-
Prot. Trench, in his latest work on the
English language, points out curious ty-
biographical error in the Goth verse Of the
ed chapter of Mathew. The words (which
strain At agnat and swallow camel the
Prof thinks contain misprint, which hav-
ing besn passed over in the edition of
1871, has held its ground ever since. The
translatos intended to say (which strain
our a gnat and swallow camel" that be-
Ing the correct rendering Of the original,
a. appears in Tynsdale's and Granmer.
TRANSACTIONS, both Of which have strained
OUT" II was the custom Of the strictcr
Jews to strain Il cir wine, vinegar, and 9th
er portablcs, through linen or guazc, lest
usawsrs they should drink down some I'M
clean insect, as gnat, and thus transgress
the Lcyitieal law. 1t was to this custom
the Saviour alluded, intending to say that
the Scrihes aud pharisecs, while they
strain out gnat from their drink would
yet swallow camel At gnlp.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

A Royal MowISc MACHINES. w. jew
EFT, of Vermont, is shipping by Sanford &
Co.'S Express, one of Walter A. Woods
Improv I'd Moving Machines, to England.
It is to be used by his Royal llighness,
Prince Albert, on his beautiful meadows at
home Park, Windsor. 1t is of superfne
workmanship, and We understand was made
at Hoosick Falls. N. Y.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

The Lafayette Courier makes very wick
cd wish. The Presidents Private Secretary
happening to gea stuck on the st. Clair flats
recently, on the steamer Illinois, the Courier
vents its malice at the Executive thus: eff
the President himself was only on board,
and had to remain there for three months,
and read his veto message nine times day
Sundays excepted-the entire West would
take off its hat, and give him three times
three Nth tciH" ftA-'.- y +
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

The Society for tanning wild kittens, will,
at its next meeting, discuss the following
question: .
Who have the most fear, the uninsured
from fire, or the insured from the burstinq
OF ms lrance compnnies.-Roch. Union.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

A beautiful thought this which We find in
one of our exchanges:
ssIf there is man who can cnt his bread
in peace with God and man, it is the man
who has brought that bread out of the earth.
1t is eankered by no fraud, it IS wet by no
tears, it is stained by no blood"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

DEATH OF DIR. WADD1LL.-The venerable
DIR. Jos. Addison Waddill, son of the
"Blind Preacher" whose eloquence was i'm
mortalized by Writ in the ''British Spy"
died at Staunton, Virginia, n few days ago.
Washington Union, June 22d.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

The following advertisement is from an
Irish paper: sWhereas, John Hall has
fraudu,ently taken away several articles of
wearing apparel with my KIN ,w!rdge, this is
therefore to inform him that if he does not
fort with return the same, his name shall
be made public.''
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

HERALDRY.--A crowd of people gathered
around dashing carriage that stood in front
Of Stewards store yesterday afternoon hav-
ing on its panels crest, &C., and otherwise
decorated with various devices all of Cali
fornia Gold. The horses wore harness
mounted with gold very deliberately cut and
polished. The establishment is said to be-
long to 'sreturned Californian Jour. of
Commerce.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

Hannah Banks admitted, recently, at
the Hull police Office, England, that she
had roasted toad alive, pounded it, and
mixed it in with the food Of her fellow
servant, for the purpose of inducing him
to love her?
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04
n Adysrtisers.

i. The advertisements found in the col
umns Of the Daily Telegraph At the time
cf il snspcnsisa have not been inserted in
ear sslsmns, ~ah The exception of such
= Aave been ordered Persons desiring to
hare theirs inscrsAl, sill please gireus the
word aad they shall be put ia Il once.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

Thomas F. Marshall, of Ky, has an
nounced himself as II candidate for Congress
in the Ashland District, and has commenced
his stumpng tour.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

CD Edmund Lafayette, grandson of the
Marquis dc Lafayette, so distinguished as the
brave and generous champion Of American
Independence, has been spending few days
at Wilmington, Del, with the Duponts, who
were the early friends OF the General. In
company with few friends, he has visit
cd all the places of interest in the vicinity;
ono Of his earliest visits being to the scene
Of the battle at Chadd's Ford, in which his
ancestor first shed his blood in our cause.
The very spot upon which the General was
standing when he was wounded, was point
cd out by some of tho old residents. Mr.
Lafayette is about % years Of age, of fine
countenanco and engaging manners. lie
bears same resemblance to his grandfather,
though much handsomer man.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04
jas. T.. Montand0n, Sec.
DENMARE, juno 9th. 1855. 5s.

t b. SS-------
SPIRIT OF TUE RussIsNs.-A Russian, writ
ing to the Independence Beige, closes his
communication in the following strain:
''We accept the war and challenge which
England has flung to US. Our confidence in
events and i'll the future is greater than YOU
suppose: and if, after taking Sebastopol.
they come to make US propositions of peace
which are not worthy Of Russia, we will an
swer what General koutousoff said to NJ. de
Lauriston. after the taking Of Moscow, when
the French General wished to enter into ne
gotiations: But you are joking, General;
the war has now for US only just common
ced.'s
fsA>A gentlemen on Long Island has some thrifty
Java coffee plants in barring and the berries are near
ly ready for gathering.
The shock of an earthquake was felt ut Balti-
more NJ lo'c'oek on Thursday morning. It was sus-
ceeded by rumbing noise. Many rushed into the
streets. III one part of the city windows were bro
ben. 2t
The st. Louis Republicans has adviees frrm New
Mexico to the so,h ult. On the 10th, col, Fuuntle-
roy attacked company of Utahs rear the Arkan.
SITS tlNea, htisu lbAts aiA FONc
of the American command wac slightly and one NOR
tally wounded. On the frstof May they alta, ked
and defeated camp IS Ut hs in the Chawatch
valley, killed two and wcrnied four Others had been
killed and wounded in the aims, md all their
provisions, horses &C.. captured The chief was su-
ng for peace.
GouLn rs- CrsHiNG.--A correspondent sends US the
following wei! known geographic passagc-at,aIms
between the talented Miss Gould, the poctess, and
(the now Attorney General Cushing. The case
was tried at Ncwburyport, where both parties resi-
dcd, many years age:
MISS GouLD's EPTGRAA on CUSHING.
Lay aside all ye dead,
For in the next bed
Reposes the ashes Of Gushing;
He has crowIe his way
Through tho world as they say.
And even though dead, will be pushing.
HIS RESPONSE.
Here lies one whose wit
Without woundins could hit:
And green be tho turf that's above herr =
Having sent every beau
To the regions below, aE
s She has gone down he, self fur a lovcr.s5
Gazette a.4
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

srRxgr oReAsIsrs. Holmes in the .:Nus;e
Grinders" Says: ~ szs,s7' s i..-As's
: iou think they are crusaders sent
From some infernal cline.
To pluck the eyes OF sentinent, Ssss :.
and dock the fafi OF Rhyme: sl
To crack the voice of AIslody,
Aid break the legs Of Time.s. s.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

Upwards of one hundred wagons loaded
with strawberries, cross the Hoboken ferry
to New York, nightly. H.,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

l,aixsis PRoais,rsoS.--QAicial returns
sssm all the counties show Prohibition to
hass hssN defeated BY . majority Of la.o66
Vote TIE vote vas unsualiy heavy %.
3sl ever the vsss last fall for Coasressmen.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

CO letter from Nashville, (Tcnn.,) in
tho Louisville Times says the wheat from the
Kentucky line to that place, has been har-
vested and the yield is unparalleled; The same
numocr Of acres reaped double that Of any
former year. All saved without the slight
blemish.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

CT Robert Newsom was murdered, last
week, at Fulton, Missouri, by one Of his
slaves, q negro woman, in his own kitchen
and tho BODY burnt in the FIRE place.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04
To the Ladies'.

PAPER MActfE-Lessons IN this new and kean
tifui art will be taught by French lady for fey
days at Mrs. Schramm's. on on Main It,, severa
doors above Court ST. This art can be learned in 1
tsesy lev hours, and made useful in many ways 1.
unites the useful with the ornamental The articcs
emp Dyed Tor its manufacture are cheap aud ca.yfo
be obtained Please call as above and examine
specimens. iuiy3-tf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

A H ioI OF new and excellent piece. iu,,
the Iowa Music sture. f;uiy Al "ess o. tsoa,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

TAKE NoTicE.--A great number OF persons
have been denied land warrants in conse-
quence of not stating the name of the Cap
tain nnder whom the applicant or the ances-
tor of the applicant served during the war;
Only about half the claims examined are al
low i'd
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. -
AEEfyAL OF TIE BALTIC.

NKg YeE1. jana y.
The mad d, amer Baltic, from Liverpool
on The 10Th INST, has arrived. She brings
aaseso Of Earopsan news a!as week later than
the Asia.
The ness Is gate important both as con-
6rtuisc the latest accounts rceeiTsd b. e
Asia and nsuncing still further success bs
the Allies.
The cosnbat before the Mamelon tower was
81. the most obstinate and shnguuary char
acter. 1. it announced that 5000 men were
put hors du combat. An important ele-
rnens Of victory 10 the allies, IS that the
French from their new position can reach the
iiccs 10 the harbor Of Sebas'opal. Addition
al and important successes are therefore con-
fdentiy looked for.
In the sen of Azof the allied fleet attacked
aid destroyed the stores at Taganrog, the
great ensrerot of the Don and Volga.
A boa. expedition is fitting oat nj Ports
mouth, to be conveyed TO shallow water
Destination supposed TO be Perekap.
The Russians have evacuated Anapa and
the French tIoops have been rec .lled from
Kertsch.
The Russians arc about to build n Railroad
through The Isthmus Perckop.
The yiceroy of Egypt is enrolling 5000
blacks in Soudnn.
It is stated that the Austrian army will be
reduced to loo, 600 men.
Accounts from Sebastopol represent the
garrison wasting by disease and desponaing,
and private adyices from kertsch give fear
full Statements of sickness and suffering a
mong the Russians.
The Russians have secured communion
ton with the Crimea by means of n lioe Of
boats. It is stated that the Russians have
evacuated all their Circassian territory.
Strachan Paul & Co., of London, and Hal
ford & Co., of London, navy agents, have
failed, the former for half a million sterling
Ex-Presiden, Fillmore is quite lion. He
was presented to the Queen.
Parliament was discussing the deeinal cur
rency question. Many reform meetings had
been held.
FaAscE.-It is officially announced that the
Empress is encicnte.
ST.. PETERsBuRGH.--Th Grand Duke, Con-
stantine has been appointed Regent Of Rus
STA in the event of Alexander's dea h.
SrAIN.--The Carlist instruction was I'M
checked.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

c. The latest case of absence of mind is
recorded of lad about to "whip up'' some
eggs for sponge cake, who whipped the baby
and sung Watts cradle hymn 10 the eggs.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

DiED-1n this city, on Wednesday night last,
WIN. H., onof Mr.. ABRAHAM WATERING, aged aboul
l years. IL
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

THE Dies MONIES RlvER.-The editor Of
the Carthage Repubicanhas recently been
on a trip up the Des Moines Valley. In speak
ing of the river itself, he says that 'sat pre-
sent it is very low, and fears are entertained
that some of the principal Mills W Il haveto
s,op.' This does not look like perpetual
navigation with FIVE feet water in the chan
mel. Ono foot would run mills all the season
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

ssrmont paper says that lie last thaks
WA heard Of ~Sa,h' In Virginia, Ne Vas
rray,1 Tor sslodgs in ,so1a Asssst wilder
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

CO They arc taking tho census of New
York City. The Tribune estimates the pop
u!ation now at $4,000, and thinks tho re-
turns will show it.
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,sHlK. s.aLocK 10.

'1AaR- R.aL0CK wO0D,
NOTARY PUBLIC
Quincy, Adams county, Illinois.
M ILL attend b tie payment Of Taxes irsnSer
w anil conyeyancng of real sstate Ofhrc In
Clerks Once In the Court House fiuiy 3is5
80 ss, More Books.
(OSE Cut Corners just Published, and Kate Axes
~ ford a story of the Refugees, Tor sale by
: july 5. G. ". WILCOX, No 2, Barrett ffoust.
pIPLEY S Notes on The Goepels, and Barnes, Mites
~ on all the Hsw Testament. Also Peterson / IA
miiiar Science, for sale At 10, 2, Bsrret HoaE.
Dr. E F. Hendricks,
Corner of Third and IE.lshington sfrsets,
BURLINGTON n 1w a
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04

A WILLING WITNEss.-In the Mu-
nicipal Court of Boston, during the trial
of liquor cases-that is, of cases arising
under the Maine Law--much nlerriment
is occasionally excited by the colloqaies
that take place between the Court and the
witnesses. Here lisa specimen !:
judge Did you ever notice ssbars in
/ the store of Mr.. -? s aT
Witness. l did not.
J. Was there counter in the store?
W. There was. @ @
J. What have you seen upon the counter?
w. l have noticed pitcher.
J. Did you ever notice anything other than
api.chsr
w. Yes your honor; sugar howl.
j. What beside these articles?
w. There were some bottles.
J. Did yen ever see ans one drink from
w. ! have. aglt
=. On how many occasions should you
thinkf
{ Nv! Several.
J. Did you ever taste the contents Of
them?
W. H0f6. 35as 5fk As7ss. - sz5lt tg
J. What did You cali for usaallss
+ w. Some sddisedgs. dt s3s
. ~ Was anything 70 yeur belle, iatox;cat-
ing In that beverage? ~ isss 81 esl
w. cannot ssy there was. ).
J. By what other name was this liquor
called. - --it as
w. Mrs. Dr.. Wheeler. saqz4 !
j. Mr.. CLERK, pay III nun the amount of
his witness fees and let him withdraw.
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6alttklr 4jabh- Ont 4 G.karapb
BURLINGTON, IOWA:
Wednesday,. ::.::::::::.::::::::..: July 4


- The risscre ~hss d@, up the Tssii,i.
eel business sr thr Gazette is..in the Ia-i
i~s,e. unusually .hsr, II facs..hr saspas.
- himreh lie g.r in FOR paIxcIrLgs--
yra PRINCIPLES: Principles are every.
th;sg, men sching. We have no room T.
aasse his half column Of fummery.
viii that deIecssblr print please tell us
vhst she4e principle are 10 which the cd
jtsm arc nov 10 =seadfsst! The general
term Of DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES, HE be-
s=sse 10 exceedingly uncertain as 70 mean
nahiag st all--or, II anything at all, q Gus
tom. land % post athce appointment. If
tho mcFcensry cnw, cemcnted to Frank
Vim Fierce, sna hi. tlecsying fortunes. by
the cohesive power Of public plunacr,'
ridicu'susly ealing thcmrelscs the great
Deisocrstic party" have any Distinctive
principles whatever, VIZ are utterly in the
dark AZ 10 whn. they are. BIZ, it l. ever thus.
Human MIXTURE IL proac 70 cover up the
weak parts and glo~a over tho shameless.
The rogue IL very anxious 70 have the
world think he il honest. And no one
mskcs greater display Of the hcroics--no
ono, with sanrtimoi,ions phix talks more
fseliusly Of PRINCIPLE, and all the ''tak-
ing" clap trap, aud cant Of the political
srssa, than the politician by trade, who
never had = principle but was in the
market, and wl,ose Erss, last, donly ..iu,,
is togct Office and TO hold IT,
Wili,he t;arc.te, before it INDUCES in
any more phillippics, inform Us what these
principles are to which it is, has, and ever
will I've 70 stcadfasty II that paper is able,
which We very much doubt, to inform US
fits opinions in regard to slavery cxten.
zion, Kansas affairs, and the rcpoal Of the
Compromise, will il tell us at what time
iitook ground Give us the principles.