Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05

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too. are tbr.e' cylinder. thnn the Close stove
with which our onr- arc heated.
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! President Fieieea 'eto oohaeihhoo OJ a."
Own organ
tn Pennsylvania If Philadelphia. onr of the
/ able., democratic ualer- in Pepnsy l,ania. and
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=, -, IS tho
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/ ifeSdrht fffef' III fe'o'pe '"' ''"'" pm
tim ill. Il say: We regret "NeeednflH'
Hffer having ani,fuliy rcnd tho veto message OF
President Pierce mon the bin pa.sed bv the
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ahng I've millions Of ""laH 10 'i'''''' ~
claim against the tnt"d states by hefo"h eil
zens, for the French SpoIiation prior to Zoo, "e
cannot uarer either vith his rru-uninEs or coll
eiasons. J he doeain'"' i 10" "nE'nS 10 'o"'
p The points III a'in''' aHo -"'" ""''''' ~
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President hHs iai'd |" MAKE 'o' case 10 JUSTIFY
the u" 81 the veto power
The Nanenton (No) lHg, another demo-
cratic authority. states frankly and amusingly its
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I've II say
Wcare not among those VINO see the P'aeet
pr"prrtY' 81 ms veto We most sihccifiF
wish II liad been Otherwise anu our ''nS""S '.,"
good aud honest we ARE Ihi,I'sUn Pf'unI"'i'y
IA tins bill. and most a'Nln.hy III WAN ~ mon,
y. In President hi Us oH''l'hc min I'D
when he vetoed tue bill "" are NOT 80 Pa'f'otc
"a "A 4 o.
share of this "plundcr of the Treasury would
have been amazingly convenient al 'nls nm -
o' are no, pra.iJo", f a.,
l,5,,,lina o,,r n ms the ,.dimcs. -"
Personally This Wns the most inconvcnicut
veto we have ever known; and we must sincerely
with they would passthc bill notwithstanding the
VT, "a, unncy /, very ,carcc This NAV not
be- pntriotic. bat il j. nevertheless our personal
,yi-
y LEGAL NRoNG.-lhe Philadelphia Ledger
referring to the luct that photographic operator at
,t.u-Goll nIi, Ind Lcrn committed Ia mil nv
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disclose me 19h'c'iS u tsi'"'" "''H9"so' ~
rectly remarks:
The Court might, with rs much propriety
summon II clralk in the post office and commit
him 10 pr son for refusing To- open the letters
IL rough his hands ANA reading thtlr con
crnts There. is II remedy Tor every wrong; but
that remedy is not ly pcrprtrntng 50 grcat a
WRONG n, the violation of confidence in business
Tho value of the DO stoiiice n, Il public institution
wauld.br very greatly impnirea if the letters
f, ~, ordrr IF n roprt, ,s,uld fine usefulness of
the telegraph be injured, in the same degree by
making pubic tn" private and confidential deS-
aiches passing through the "the"s'
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recently N'si'" 'N"''" I''''' '''' wv b'"'' ~
eN- President iiarris7h' says
There j. not in nature. n more trlly beautiful
gtot, wherein the lead should lie. than that at
North Bend But. ala s. how rude hands Of I'M
feeling y, nors had dr-ocratcd il. Everything
barc eyid, nee If neglect, decay and sacrilrgiou,
pllngc. The door covering the steps which load
IL the vault was n It's hinges; torn Off as we were
fold. by some pic ME parllrs. 10 serve as n table
Oh which to- spread their provisions and drinks,
a..l after benz. thus used. 1t had been thrown
down the hal, where IT was lNlng "aFlng the en-
| hnncc IL the tomb open and cNposrd to winds and
| tho runs he foncc too, which mcloscs the