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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

I-ndsr the old system the police force was in
sseou.fe the streets were not properly cleaned, and
tbe Goyernment was inadequate to meet The wants Of
a rapidly growing place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

Uoxrsry Sworn ro.-Jss Lsird, against whor
sons,rt Of abort we sht IN hair few dty: sso pr
Se,r.d srp neo Yesterday with sworn statement % himse
ard clerks, that he always gives lawful weight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

AnRysr OF FreITrI.-lra Ward aux '. i in..,
~homnson oolored man. arrested yestsross f.s,
aePoss " putnsm County. where be stands eansee ~
i've TN .,ar II felony He taken back 70 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

mama brouob. 20 ~. City. TIE few on sale to day
are held at Ella per banc. IN we" ".eks. lie
expected, there will be az abunos c' " Phesppies
and bananas ia market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

Mock AUCTION Geo. ID Lun'. OF Nevburyp ort
Mas, bousht orthess wsch In Cn:hamf near FIeneh
Hotel for $50 Mckinney recovered the money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

DANGER IL BROADWAY Charles Frsncis, eornt
NJ Fort,e.htht and Broad Esy, complains that ,h-re
s-e.t hole. in the Mses6sz-d pavement In SroicSsy ho
For,v-si.bth to Fifty tb and the street Is fau o. ma
ana the travelling 10 shocking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

HoDoKTS FISASCTs.-At the recent Chsr,ei Eec-
.;on in Hobokep the citizens voted the following
appropriations for the expenses of the City during
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

An ORpHaS.-Csrolins Vogel, a little girl, COT
ln. thu, her hers toutesper has 'lncs hs death ea
RED svsy the property hs orphans (h-rsef and tue 'se
spd IL leaving them destitute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

Mr.. J. ThompaOD's regular weekly aucton ss!o at
the Merchants Exchange will take place to morrow.
tie th inst, at l2 oclook. The list consists Of first
clsss State and Railroad Bonds.
The receipts Of the Chicago and Mississippi Rail.
road for March were ssi,7s3.
The earnings of the Reading Road for March.
viii h we gave yesterday In round numbers, wo nov
OF In d.tail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

FrIoyIors AssAULT.-Henry Becker, night
,ss,ed charged with felouicus assault uQon ns person
John Hnqsve OF No 81 Pta Becker A. ea ~ s
% ~ - 9th kne and strsven ensssd him VIZ
tnif. aud attempted stab him bat f.ed me &c
S u,re tsh,u before Justice Wood and Becker s,ee ns
- its and he ntef,red In her behalf ~hen dsrs'.ve 80
IS rim with broom stick ard self deerss ne cur as
arm The Magistrate locked up DOTH inc se'1'e '' .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

ARRTsT or A PlcKFOCkEI:-A Jo1Ds Ill" r,s .-itb
WIN BobI son. sn.sss on MONDAY ,iins No as
Eh,,ntb a OF wallet contsiniDs - The cor @
"a. converting with friend upon the rben
o. sssered sssn him and DIRE ne W.
is from Bis pocket Mr. Mccoy immensely fn.erpsp
"a t.,ssd him over the custody OF Caft AesT.
me- SIps Wsd Police and he locked up ey 'uSs
Pc for 'ria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

BRr1A1IrY or john SMITH Complaint is mad,
~ The wife OF this generality that he tsse al her esrr sn
.Henc. the m in the quorstore No. M.riOn On Sandy
lie gCe In by the back door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18
AnnrALs.-Among the recent arrivals IN IOWA

notice The folI0W1pK: ,,.. Pa. R.v J.
$500, me ST Ro'sca Lieut. L. Thsm Sayy L. e.
esTnSs Albany MecoI%siei h ssan;s Boston s. D.
PssS Buffalo; NJ s. Lesle. PhilsdelPhs uo,tins On.
At the MrIkoroLIrAs HoisL.hSSn, a.n.I oa.bse;
y q. Fisoeiis, PhTsdeiphis; O. Enshsh 40 o,ssii r
Detroit; D. folsn, Boston sco,lsad: e. MsnsId
ysss: Z. Hood, Il sss.ehssets wliAm'' 0''''"'
c. Wendell. wShinnep; y W. Ennee zen rcombsr H.;
Henry y.ss cinei1n.a ohS; LEV s sss: fs%.
n 80. ' p..iy.nis David D. Csonssl. Bsidnofe D.
~ h.ss,.cn &i,S.ms, N D,ksos. NV orlssus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

ROBBERY OF SILKS On onday nge, % exc. .Ss1
~ 10 woyb Of goods BY thief who supposed ny
ss'et,S hin self the pr,nise. before t1sy ,hs s5f
Tie ri. h. No trace has been 00'aiSe' ''"'' "
soods-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

Recovery OF SToLEs GOoDs.-A man was 9lseov-
,s ,oIlins a cash in Ruriirs slip and When sp-
"a bx rolcem of. Tbs e-sk wss ,tten p,s
on Of and found contain 81 go worn 81 Us a.
GrsI N,turn II hss beer lyrg about th5 per sos
s,s ever stree Il stolen and hsd been usa " ~ .
n s ,ts .nd Il was conveyed to their stoIehouse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

Cor. MING OVERWHELMED Col. Ming. the May
or, CLERK wne. TO anpouoce girls generally tbs
he Msyo no power collect heir and they mus
apply q, the Ward Courts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

DEATH Is THE CITY PRIsos.-Coro1er Gamble.
ye,ersy held an inquest upon the body OF unknown
who ed suddenly yed.y In his cell a, the Cry Prison,
where he bad been confined or dunseune po't-moftem
txsm son by Dr. Cove who - his opni n
tb.t death BY neuPeanee fhe Jury rendered
yer 10 that effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

L. S. CouRT MASTER IN CHAscERf .-Joseph
Brigham, Esq, has been appointed by the CIcui.
Court of the United States for the southern Di'.i'
of New York, Master Of Chancery for 'hiS Di'u0''
This appointment also vests in him the ssne power
of United States Commissioner which ne mas nero.o.
fore exercised in his connection WIN tue Di''',o'
Clerks Office, ard is gratifying to his many irend''
who have known him in that relation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

Total. - ry
II would seem that the Spring Immigration Is aoou'
TO &c. in not before it is wanted howeVer III .ue
Comm ssioners have run themselves into aeo' 70 'ne
tune Of over SCI, 900. The above arrivals Will Pa'
So 456 into their Golfers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

AceuIITED.-Eliss Vsnostrsnd, tried in the Cit
Court Indictment for riot acquitted by the jury ye
tertsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

Alice Welch, from BeIevife, Canada West, is now
at No. 2is Cntonst in this City; she is in search Of
her cousins, David and Villa WEIGH, who are re-
siding here, having been robbed Of her money and
the address of her relatives while on the way here
She IL now without the means of support, depending
upon the kindress Of the family With whom she 10
now residing. Her relatives requested 70 caH at
the above address.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18

IsMIcRArIoS.-The following ships arrived yes
dav morning, with steersge passengers: go
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28
FIR E s II
Drugs and Medicines.
O. q, PECK.

- FRESH DauGs, MEDICINES, pRa
FUMERY, &c, sad nov has hand The
I'd 5 i'sf, 81. s s.. . y. S.s
warranted to be fresh aad new ard 10
dan,oag. He keeps general assortment Of Medicines
huse by physicians together with -s5
Patent and Thomsonian Medicines
PAINTS. OILS. AND VARNlSHES
Washing and Burning Flu i'd
Spirits rufpentiue, Jspaas White Lead Sperm
OIL Candies Washing pos iefs Soap Dye Staffs. Window
Glass from 7X9tn 2nx2G, Trusses. Supporters Specs
all kinds Ctren Currsnts Ratsns fsnarnds Ifish Mass
Ptekss, Nat. Cogfeeionsry fruits &c. ,~heh few
Of the ariieles that compose hissioek.
10 B tnoagtbe many popular
PATENT MEDICINES,
may he fsuod The celebrated
MeFican Mustang Liniment,
TOWNSHIPS. MogSE'S, wARREN's
keeyes and Shakers Syrup and Ssfsapsrilis Weaver.
Csnksf and Sal, Rheu Syrup Bruwn Essence iGinees
laues ENpcctorsnts Aerstisc an roaic Vermf
Cherry Pec,nrsi Veg. Pulmonary Bassn; Huatets Put
bsssm h~ns Elixir fes lang troubles Pure Cod Iivet
OH Cod Oil and Lime for ooiSamp iftsks
en- 10 season: Oyygenaied Riets fr Dyspepsia the
article h~nre the pahc and II t4keata
Worms J"hnson's Linirnent Hardy Family u~,iice.t
sud LinmeRi Cuui, h Prrstn's Camp and Pan ktlle
and Mrs Wpslows SOOTHING syrup nf Stepheulesei'a
Biers aud Pulnohary Elixir; Hr Abbotts, aad Peck.
Jsudies Buffers 2n Eilss Iadssa Nsssiasie Biuerrs
a aud no mistake Br4ntaths Maiili's Aislef
fias, Coslaf's Rat Ertetmittstar sarc death Hsi
Dye, Hair Otis. Raglc's Hyperion Fund; Spaldinr
Castor OF lnd Rosemary Bslm Of tniufnaia Balm Of
Thonsaudfl"wcrs. Tor Frsekles Pimpss 5e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28

Boys e.'y,.;' 0 OF! stl1;ii1
Also. l.rre assortment Of
Furnishing Goods.
White SHIRTS Bosal- Guitars Stacks Crassts >eari.
Pocket Hik Is Under >hirts. Drawers. Hosiery Sus
pso,lers Black. W bite, and Fancy KID Gloves;
silk, Lisc nresd, and various olhsr
a.yics II
C |. OV ES.
rc.ethst win al,ese assnr,u.nt Of
SaddIers aud Embroidery Silk.
sewing silk ETC; PUR :siASE1 EXPRESSLY TO &C
CuMMopArE THE LADIES.
give are ais" prepared TO make up
CLOTHING To order. IL Tho neAtesl and mo.t wa's
,nauiik. manner.
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
esnno, he sxs.slsa in tAs Stats as we have one
mos, aretat a scientific Cutters the Covairy snsas
ed TO o. hal such work is rightly done.
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags,
UMBREL LAS-sad every co,cievsbe article usually
dept IN Gentisnlan's Furnishing Store.
ncThe above sooJs i'll ~ alt simss BE- sold vesj
los pricss.
nir, TOO thinss ~ distinctly understood; lss W.
ia NNOr he u,tiens III ai.d I'd II AL ARTICLES snN b.
etasaed and the money Will be fefaided-
Our Mol,o-"C,ve purchasers the worth
Of their money"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28
Commissioners, Notice.

We tbs subscribers hav,aR hssa spIo,,iei by the
H,al Parker acx jatys 81 PROBATE Tor he Cau,y %
Hancdck I'd sxam,hs the CLASSES of ciet rs
the estate Of MAJ hsis. Chase late BicksIs,n s
re4seI. re;ee ,tsd iyet d. h-rso, give nMrs
hat sin mouths allowed said Creditors hrinf
ter claims, aad hs, shall ID that .ervfc1 a.
- aaatiaa room otS + A Cnbb, Ia Bac ksp Il, ~
Sssuria- If N,vemh-f aext md the ffss SIT.
asa..v IL Mace isd6, st 2 O'clock PN
sCrUYi.ER OOPP
OA8 o11I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28
INHALATION
FOR THE CURE OF
ASTHMA AND CoNSUMPTI on

I No<T wonderful a'.tsyers has reeentty been m,
in,, Bfonrhiii- Ccush. Cold. ali lpus Ca,rnl,,t
By nlsd'easd .ehas,ion. pr cURTIs'S Hy1r
AMI er LNHALiN0 HfGEaA VApfR m :.
CHERRY SYRUP la. scenupltshrd thr M u -" I
derfn cnres OF Asthma ard CONSUMPTION IN tn. civ
Ne" fok aud ,icin,ty for few months pa.t e,et
known TO man Ills producing an Impression ~ Disc,
in hands Of agents "sS~'e'
The inhscr ~ ~ern on the breast under III. H.
without the least Inc -nvruIrnc- he hca, Of n, -,
heinz sumesnt to .ssporsfe the aii--silrpty., u
WIN healing AID agreeable ,a,~r
canine, pnss'hly be reached by any other nsi,e,,.
Hsreis case Of
Consumption Cured.
NTw YoRx Dec 2-th tst7
came 10 New York ~ the .hlp Tel,r,.nh -
tive ps s 81 lnhn, New Brunswick ~bsn-t - ~,
ih' city my hsahh ~asvery pror had very h,dee,rb
seas sad a'"aein.d Ny frisd. sod pSs.~i., , n,
foneeed my ease Consumption and he You'd The ,,,eh f
medicine accidentally heard ~ pr cnrti., NJ :"
., Inhal,or Hysean Vapor ,"d cherry Syrup add Oh,
Ell a package. which verify believed saved NV IL
SFaa after wearing the Inhaler found II rsli.,sJ -,
prceufe on nv lnaes and tfer white the ii.,.- NJ,
its Appearance upu the sutfce bner tbs gk., mai
teak ths Chrrry syrup directed ant ruiti.,.d H. :,
- my cough srpi,slly growing hotter n.t !, .,ti II
81 NE aud nov e"u+id-t n, .-lf cu-c.i ,tit w..
he tnhsisr. . the use II il is rather p-ss,it and ~
ewing It strsnRihenias aaL pnrif,ing to the ion,.
81 an~illin. at present to dispense ~ithi
IoHN woon
persons II The hivhcs, r->pec' ahitity e.s.."f IN
eefei"'te e""slrtsa ine"rs.ie Of ."hmt Brenrb,'
ISIS HyGE.Na Read the f,ilosins -
~. Russell. Postmaster al Rarltrgtna Y Y 49,.
'.e"2 = '"ren moro Hsscaoa y Is working ~onI~r.
ei-e,se No, IN tho last stage. and even hen d.
s's nr ~ ret ADD e"or' u {" sre he .-se,
Wiling attl 4~tyN's,r 10 pare hs E, p,rt,..
week &, ttv 'arsh,st give, hat perfeci tr.t Ia
a. expect hes to I've "
HyreAna In Maine.
= GaHhsrt P'>,msrrr Bic hmond Ne ~r,..
Is q frlt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28

Oae Dose Relieve. One Bottle Cure
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-01-24
Juslve warden.

Several opposition presses are Industrious
ly circulating the statement that Judge
WARDEN, the Democratic candidate for the
Office Of Hnpreme Judge, is CdiaOlic and
by this means, they seek to prejudice the
public mind against him. We don't know
whether he is a Catholic or not, but We do
know that he is a man Of fair and honora-
BILE conduct and one of the most profound
and accomplished lawyers in Ohio. He is
fully competent to discharge all the duties
Of the office which he now occupies, and for
which, he has been nominated by the Demo.
cratic party. -4 +... .-a .I.t-
We would scorn to make religion the test
Of qualification for Office. That, is matter
between man audhis Maker. The rights Of
conscience are inviolable; and when a gov
erament attempts to interfere with these,
It ceases to be a republic, and becomes a
despotism. In selecting candidate for an
important public Office, the question should
not be---"Is ha Presbyterian, Methodist
or Catholic" but, is he "honest land capable. F"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-01-24
Petri9icd BOdies---Sjnguiar Dis
cOVeFiCS.

The Dayton Empire Of Saturday evening,
gives the particulars of several bodies hav-
ing been found in state Of petrifcation, in
an old graveyard on the farm of GEO. P.
10y, three miles from Germantown. The
Empire says the body of Mrs. 10y was to
be removed, and her grave was opened for
that purpose. She had been buried twenty
four years. The coffin was perfect, but was
SO heavy that it required six men to lift it
out. The shroud, and indeed all the cover
ing which was upon the body at the time Of
interment, twenty years ago, had disap-
peared: not vestige of them remained
The body was perfect, except the right leg
from the knee to the ankie-joint, where the
flesh seemed to have wasted away, and lay
at the bottom of the coffin in substance
resembling ashes mixed with sand. With
this exception OF decay, the body and limbs
exhibited the same perfectness of exterior
they did when life and animation were in the
body 1t was stone, of drab color, with
the smile on her face which !. wore when
she gave up mortality.
A grand-child was also ekbumed, and
found also to be stone, but not quite go per-
feet. The hair on the head was like it was
in life. One or two other bodies were ta'
ken up, partly petrifed, but mostly decaycd
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-01-24
Federalism in old Cha ampaign.

Champaign county, since its organization
has been in the hands of the Federal-Whigs
The management of its public finances has
been radically Wing. Whggery and all
its isms, social, political and financial, have
ever had uninterrupted sway in this tax and
bank ridden county. Even the Ohio STATE
Journal with scarcely deRy this.
The Urbana Ctt2en, the Wing organ in
that county, makes the consistency and
steadfastness Of Champaign Federal-Whig-
gerry matter of boast, when it says;
GAN OLD DocUMENT.-We are indebted
to fliend for a copy of the 'Urhaaa Record,
Of July 80, 1886, in which we find the follow
ing presentment Of the Grand Jury of this
county, on the subject of foreign emigration
to the United States. The document will
serve to show that this question of foreign
emigration, which at present excites large
share of public attention, is rot a ne,c one
that more than eighteen years ago it was
brought before the people Of Champaign by
the Grand Jurors Of the county, who, with
out distinction of party, suggested RENE.
dy in the judcious modification of our nat
uralizalion laws
! Not ner question, forsooth! No indeed
this question of Natweism is as old as
dcspotism itself! Those Governments o
/ Europe which inhict the most onerous disa
blities upon foreigners, and impose the
heaviest clogs upon naturalization, are among
the very worst despotsms.
"Not a ae,o question" Why, in our owr
country, Nativeism is older than the Gov
ernment. The obstacles which were thrown
in the way of immigration and naturaIza.
! ton are among the bill OF complaints agains
the British King in the Declaration ot In
dependence.
This anti-American, anti-Repuplican spir
it of Natiyeism, reared its awtnl front un-
der the monarchy of old JOHN ADAMS, and
obtained legal sanction in the enactment oI
the Alien and Scditon laws.
Talk about this infamous Whig record oi
Champaign county in 1886. as all "oiI dncu-
ment," and enunciating ne,c principle!-
Why, the Convention Of native traitors who
met at Hartford in 1914, to plot treason, dis
solution, and monarchy, adopted the prnci-
plies of Nativeism as one o; the cannons ol
their faith. lis hydra head has always been
visible, since the tormation uf our Govern
ment, in every by and forbidden place where
Federal Wings do mostly abound and con-
gregate. In every open, general fight
where the American people have met these
conspirators against the peace and dignity
Of our institutions, they have put them 10
rout. Now that Know Nothingism must
! come out from its hiding places and engage
Fin general contest, it will meet with the
same rebuke which it formerly received
when it appeared in more open and manly
lorm-Democrats who were inveigled into
the meshes Of the Wing trcksters, having
discovered the aims and purposes of the or
der, are daily fleeing from it as from the
pestilence that waketh at MONDAY. No
American Democrat will give his aid to the
establishment of policy SO utterly antago-
nistic to every cardinal principle of his
political ath.-tStaLeSman and Democrat.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-01-24
gortsn alius.
The European WAR;
PROGRESS OF THE sEIGE.

New York Jan. 10.
Dec. I2-Weather frosty. False alarm
at seven o'clock in the morning. The Rus
SLAMS are said TO be gathering and threaten
ing the British right flank at Inkermann.-
The British continue to construct strong re-
doubts there, During the day the Russians
conveyed cargo convoy into Sevastopol.
Dec. l3-A general alarm at one O'Clock,
"A. NJ. Heavy firing along the the French
lines. An attack on the British was repul-
sed in three quarters of an hour.
Dec. l6-Severe fighting at night.
Dec. AL Official from Gen. Canrobert. T.
AT A. M, the Russians, after having made
sortie on the third parallel Of the British,
who vigorously repulsed them, made de.
monstration upon the centre and left of the
French works. Received by a heavy fire
the Russians withdrew, pursued by the
French at the point Of bayonet. Their loss
was considerable
A corpse Of volunteers is organizing to
watch the approach to the works at night,
also corpse of volunteers, rifle French til
aleurs to watch by day. The French works
now extend to the bottom of the Quaran-
tine Bay. The enemy warmly dispute every
inch, and the race has to be followed Out
yet. The work advance steadily.
Dec. 23--Admiral Hameln telegraphs
that 5000 French had arrived to the camp
between the l3 and Goth, besides others al
Constuntinople. The Admiral says: At.
tempts at sortieS take place every night
but the Russians are always vigorously re.
pulsed. The French on the 22d had only
l,400 wounded and 1900 sick
Dec. 26--Menschkotf't telegraphs that, be-
tween the Goth and Goth OF December, moth.
ing remarkable had occurred, with the excep.
Of two sorties on the 2lst, in one of which
eleven officers and thirty three soldiers were
taken prisoners, and considerable numbe,
killed. ....
Dec. 23-Considerabl Russian reinforce.
ments reached Odessa. Admirals Dundas
and Aamelin were at Constantinople on
their way home. Admirals Lyons and Bruat
are at present in command of the feets.-
Lord Cardigan has left for England. Gen.
Sir De Lacy .Eavens has resigned in dis.
gus.
Although the works OF attack were in q
very forward state the correspondent OF the
PreesSs think that nothing serious can be at.
tempted against StvAstopoI before the 5tll
Janury.
The Paris Moniteu announces that the
Turkish government shows great diligence
in r1viding supplies ofammunition aud ship
ping repairs tu Tie Allies.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-01-24
The New Minister to SDain.

No appointment has yet been made by
President PIERCE which will give such gem
eral satisfaction AS that OF JOHN C. BRECK-
ENBRIDGE, of Kentucky, as Minister to
Spain. He is gentleman who unites cul-
tivation with courage, and without the van
ity and boastfulness which are too often their
concomitants. He is a young man of high
minded purity, generous and lofty aspira-
tons, and unrvaled gifts of oratory. The
past politics of the country are as familiar
to his memory as the progressive spirit oi
its Democracy is dear to his heart. lie goes
into an unusual field for him; yet his tai.
ents and ability displayed in other spheres
give assurance that the honor of his native
land is safe in his trust, wherever he may
go.--StateSman and Democrat