The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-12

ufetes her own. the result OF SUCH u Confess
r,;obt ,,enand ON Z single battls. These con.
| alterations. which Il thinks are checking the
-s,olut;on af. vsanna, are ma
ter,al2v aaycrcr,,,.d -. M rant of decisive
,...s.. ~. ~. xu.sd armies.
mt N. w. - y a.s;hia that for
No. s. -. !. ~ .n forfeit her
noror a. .0asons' Aa a..a.,s;n.,,on .scom.
$780,. -. 1on n0. -. ,,;,h,, tbose
nfss - aiso ne' w. -, 80, ~. o,nuop
oe..'. 1one'' ,,,, TN .a.so,,. for
$500 $3.50 = en',feiy s''.'neu' .';.,, E,rona.
s ou' A,o s.'o.s' - uss.arn
reason and nol;cv have oftan outweighed
honor and good faith So we don't see that
Austria would AZ, ,,o,so thar soma other 90.
yernments have ootad uvoro sba 70 crawfsh
There ia cart.;r,v r,,a.t r,aas;noss in both
London and par;s =, 8th;s no;nt I,on;s Ma.
polaon l. dota,,.;naa - 90 =, tho Cr;maa to
see !, ha canr 81 th;nns 81 !; ,btsl-to ace il
a stro,. No., ...,,.,- 80 Sah...onoI v;I,
not ,,,-a .ha a. - e.. .na ross;blv re-.
.ss,ro -. - S.uL.oa s,,,, :. v;anua II
vii, ho !. ,rv;nr ,;r,a ,v;,h ,ho Emneror. The
800: Il -. 80. ay....oa h;n, "a tho nosi
t;or e -. -. -. a.,..;,,,, ..ton;shed the
...-,s ~. - ..S.I.s.. p,,t he fa;la n
a,sr,., ..;i;.s.r $3.50. ri. -anutat;on will
:. r,,;noa 80. ~ C-anoh, = al9 sis
y;l, - TO- c.ho.tonoI, Ifhe doasn,t he
NH h;r,..,c Z. 80 C. .ho .;,,r,a oct n
oo;ne, thoro ,nb;oot. h;n, ;n tbo on;n;on Of
/ -----'
;nd.ad .hat - 81, - - nr;soner nv
the Russians, but that he will fail-as we say
here, that going out for wool, he will come
back shorn-awfally shorn,
,,,,,,,o,,n w ,onr n77,rn p.IpoAn
- a. CT.
$500 - 90. ~ 49, - ho,a !, Vo~,to,,,, m
-. 49, :.,...,,a.aato
=. a. - i s~oaon.u - .ha ,nholo
~ ',.o t sAus 'nN ~, ''. :. ~ az.
-: - = r. -, Zoo
r. 60 90, t 100, 40 60 30 .;.at a5x h,,
~. 49,. oI - - '".- =
W. - - -. ~ re.
-, .ho ,no.I. W. -. 80 ~ sea tha;. rood
=. -, as ,,o
A. .h,t :, :, -. -. 49, ond ill nrt
IN oonna,t;o.. .-:.l 49, .o.uaoI;, x,orv
we.ltbv nnr,;on 80 .ho s.ato + vii, oonsti.
.,,to aa:.:os, ,,..., a., 49,.
and tho sx,reno;t;es - Oh. stato ond tba
nr,so hat,vaan .ho,, ill haai .ha on;ok or
and moro v;ooror.~wo shau coo and know
mara re Tho ,ao,,. &c yorl, r;ver an5 ba
brouoh+ noa~.r thaao On .ha Eos+ar, sboro
whom Il ia now So hard and 90 slow 70 reach
---- .,.
ooV. GahDiNERs Refusal IL hEMoVE
~ isi'r 'oo'H i'oi'iu
o "o,o very 'nu'n s.'''ii''u ~ PUNISH
ins LUG 'eies apiio Ae"S IL ooi yesteiu'y
pApo' maj oof einoi o"iunei hs.o uoo. iueu
W oonipiy "h'n ''e iequ0ss u Tue neslsia.ofe
~ AassAenose''s 10 feihoSe 'uuge LOTT hofing
:. was d many ac'-'a hrin compliance win
MS ouly oy the Governor TO refuse TO grant
faithful Judge for the conscientious and con.
stitional discharge of his official trust
This act eleyates Governor Gardiner very
considerably from the very low condition to
which bis condnct and sert;n,apts 1oa
brought him. He had consnired with t,e
enemies of the Constitution and of tba Sontb
in iectipg .Judee I,orin, f,om b;s moot of
Law Professor in Harvard University Yet
when the solemn responsibility ia brouoht
upon him. sinelv and alone. of saving hat
that upright Judge should he Dismissed fro,,
Office for his honesty and fs;thfr,ness h.
paused herefected. he dec,ined thu terr;tIA
responsibility. We hone this ia NOT 70
be a solitary case. and. that however
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