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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

GENERAL AGRICULTURAL JUNE.
Although rather large quantities OF rain have fallen in
most parts OF England, and We have had rather a low
temperature for the time Of year. the grain crops have
made somewhat rapid progress towards maturity Numer
Gus adyces respecting the appearance the wheats have
come to hand, aud from them learn that, taken as
whole they looking remarkably strong and healthy
wlth consequently, every indication of full average Weld
In some OF the owand districts the blades show signs of
being dscooured; but that circumstance is calculated
to have influence upon the grain hence we view
II III an unimportant light Ii would OF course be pre-
mature for US To offer any decided opinion the total
Yed Out present appearances certainly favour
able In some counties the wheat in full ear in Others
rapidly coming into BLOSSOM in other words il has now
arrived at the most critical stage OF its growth With all
the favourable prospects before however have had
considerable e1eitementin the trade great adj
vance IN prices generally. Some parties have attributed
the great hrnness in markets the growers having
withheld supplies OF food: but such mode of reasoning
great error in judgement The sole cause Of the advance
Is the scarcity Of food in France aud Belgium and the
ge quantities OF wheat flour, and other articles purchAs
90 on our coasts Tor the continent, thereby deprving US
Vi supPhes OF which We stand in great need That the
consumption OF food in this country considerably in
cess OF the arrivals is too apparent require any length
ened observations and that shall require very large
import TO meet during the whole Of the present YEAR
even though we may have a good harvest-is euuallv
clear When consider the extent Of our wants and
the poor prospects held respects foreign arrivals
Tor we hrmy belive that future imports will be consider
ably less than generally supposed even though our
ket- may Continue cear-we arrive at no other con-
cluson than that shall have high range in the value
" 'Su''u'A produce Tor many months certainly ill
alter the harvest shall have have been secured In many
parts OF the country the stock the stocks Of spring corn are
almost wholly exhausted and the dealers in many local.,
ties are no" compelled 10 forward their orders to the out
ports where u j. now difficult 10 them owing To
tne limited arrivals from abroad. AZ regards the supply
Of wheat IN the hands Of our growers great difference II
opinion prevails but may safely intimate that they are
D no means 80 small AZ has been represented IN several
quarters. No doubt however they will shortly be cot rem
ny Tor sale aud We shall commence the new crop With an
unusually small supply Of old on hand The rains
nave h1d most beneficial effect upon spring corn more
especially upon barley beans and peas each of slcb
promises an unusually large crop.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23
For tie Richmond WHO.

Messrs. Edtors:-A friend at distance has called nv
attention to recent notice in your paper of meeting
OF portion of the Wings of Cumberland at Stony Point
Mills in which my is mentioned as one of the dele
gates to the convention Of the old line Wings in your city,
am unwilling that my should appear in such con-
scction without notice, because have always regarded
the intermediling of clegymen with the politics OF the
country as extremely njucous and because have been
careful to abstain from all participation in such political
meetings have decided political opinions and regard
both A. my right aud my duty in quiet way to exer-
else the night oi suffrage whenever in Judgment the
interests OF the country demand it. Beyond this do not
GO
why my name was mentioned in come xon with th,
wing Convention cannot imagine. | was neither at
The meeting la this county did know of il until its
proceedings published cannot consent to appear
IN an attitude before the public which should strongly
puohcAuon oil TINS card. Very respectfully,
j. y ARNISTEAD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23
Fillmore in Kentucky.

The Fillmore fire burns brightly in old Kentucky.
mat noble State will go for Fillmore by majority
from ten TO twenty thousand. The fact that Ere
mont electoral ticket has just been put forth there
secures the State for Fillmore by almost unprece-
dented majority. Fremont, in addition to large
Democratic vote, will get the entire German vote,
which amounts to eight or ten thousand Buck and
Breck are really not in the ring Push on the CO.
Iumn' and Fillmore is the next President beyond the
shadow of doubt! All right in old Kentuck!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUIcIDE-In East Newark v
o. on Friday evening asta German named Abbott loaded
musket and deliberately fired il his Wife who was
quietly sitting at table sewing, inhicng serious wound
on her arm, and rendering computation necessary All
bot on seeing his wife fall Immediately reloaded his
Ret attached string to the trigger and deliberately shot
himself through the breast causing instant death Alb
bot IL about % years old, and his wife "a They had
been married some years. and Ind child three or four
years old The act is supposed have been done under
10y ~ ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23
PRIVATE OFFERINGS OF REAL ESTATE

WING
Sdsa Sg nt .j'' Richmond opposite Exchange
the H. containing 10 acres. sS sIsasd T1as miles n '" OF
Country seat o. Dctinscn,sl2 IN. Oh Richmond with
.o 5ss 70 Sse% ~ s county 40 InslsrOd Of I
ns. etc xdvd by Geo G G@:r iGSs win me dwell
farm o. 500 in Roanoke county, the Bent
The Monument Hoe" Uor ssle) See sdv't Of
Valuable oakland containing 5IS acres, lying on Chicks.
honny river 10 miles north Of Richmond Advd by O. AAA1
more" AayaIy JsIs So'iSn, gIi ''''1 " SUI
Rohmond-for sale on long credit G& A. fiAIl
House and lot r seidon'D Of Clay s lot
tract o. s2o sores dwelling &C. county Advd by
Farm Union Nm Richmond, eOnir 10 acres, dwelling
etc The @an sr ~ f an 4ioo l,n,. count,
o. T Crsn, " w. and Godan APPsr'Cn t,loA
rem Remond-s rare offering See adv Of Goddin ipp,rson
Greenee s.ts, s5 acres, In RoeEbrdse county bor
derlng on the canal shd Natural BrdgeA very dse
Ysrm Of 600 asre. Win d-slng mills, river,
As.e. q $40 acres. Wyhevle with dwelling barn.
isI 1869 cisatsd Apply q I,soSi containing
country Wing Of IT, Price, As sIto ''o'" Zee 'd'' In
Atret 81 land embracing 100 situated In Valley Of
TIE s,,.,. sssd white hsns ssi King wn county
ysn q SsS sers PoShsaS County in aSens etc. there.
the sulphur sprns. In 0reepbr,sr county r.. .dy
Country mansion and farm Of 800 Psnesve Co..
The farm called Faford IN Ms,tkes county eo,,.n,Dv 7as
seres. u which $50 are arabic, Uf)
Noun, bernard" containing ~ serss % '''' '''''
Tsrm Abema's county Of shout go aerss eordonvs
yarm Jane. river Buckingham county opposite Hovsrd.
A. !, estate tate, eSa.ssas 2so Ass and Noo..y
a. farm On seou so sere' Klns william county 90 miles from
Hsr@ q so half cleared in Charlie. CITY county mile
sessrooL. -.,shous belonging city Richmond Advd
~ order ~ the Council IT. WI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

my county containing Tss acre..
Also frame building Richmond street between
s6h-Beau,lfai valuable farm called Linden
sssS acres situated In Orange about
same day trsct Of about 500 usO which meadow
improved See sSy So'H'' ABOUT miles from the O.
canal Also tract near by eOassInss se s %
t rT. o 1 .soS s ss s rss
Aug i.,-k O az lying canal in Yiuv.nn.
same day tract o. asa acre. Abemare county bordering
th-t tract Of go acres thereof POuh.,an county
shrOur Of land in Arbemarie county, viz: one Of
ling barn etc one Of so and the Trae
same d.y-oa5 tracts, comprising itsi acres. P,ylv.nia
sh-Thr Mr..I Sal, Works" New River. county 10
and s -s s SSSs o IT. ?,
,r lshS Tract of ;o sS5s; 10 na. the B
same dAy-the tay.rn at louisa H. land also
to % acres each. Terms liberal. See advT
eonts Ia s sSesR 1880 pd aaG
IL las i;'; chiefly low grounds Also 100 r'a'S'
containing shout 80 situated miles
s'4: rs'' :ef Fs. ss: S5 . . s.;
a sf' s' .t '%Sf5'S Nelson
ss OF sric. nsnsS SsFe .na lumber hons. in
Fr ss on Cana. stree, ss.ssn ION and IN n
Kana~ha See sdvt signed Laidley and others
2ohin Williamsburg the Vineyard acres zoo
cieared,) situated ~ miles rom the town
Z-A tract OF 0gI In Albrmarie
Cobham Depot also, all ia
Central Railroad. Terms liberal -
day-rrusees Of In WOOD.
miles west Of Chariott-svi le n same county ~ "
Asohe farm Lilly six miles RIchmend on Jas river
containing sSIA acres go cleared. Terms liberal.
u-A tract OF si4 almost In cuyA.
See sdv't. " " = " S'''
Sept 2d-A farm in Henrico of Richmond eompri..
premises ut IAN. - - ~ W. Wv
4s.e Of - or so slaves Cncludng carpenters blacl.mih.
Same day-Commsoners sale OF two tracts in snoxtx.n
county "woOdvle" $40 Aeresboh well
improved. wv WV
Aothe valuable farm Roxbury" Kent county "a m
below Richmond eontg 52S ISIS cultivation and an adj
Joining tract o. 1851 unnproved Zee
a tract OF ~ which in
ham county, ! miles from the @. ~. Terms liberal
lf-A tract OF
hehen Depot the line DanvI. rAlro.d
for sale privately meanwhile.
cf shRarm 10 New Kent acres 10 be
sale. ~ P''e'e
Dec 9Tth-A plantation containing $500 ere. In North Ala.
bamA.
, MISCELLANEOUS.
1uy2Constabss sale Of furniture, Columbian
mencing At Q O'Clock Al
Sh-Mes Richardson Cos stock Of fancy and stsple dry
goods commencing at O'Clock A. ". TX, p Co Aucts
Same dsy-Trusees Of Jno Cobys stock Of
corner Of Franklin and 10Th
A. VI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23
COMM Err DIAL.
noSrrxRY AND COMMERCIAL.

osrcs - rus VIM Julv N tssS
We pleased 70 observe THAI In de-ri,. NJ an. .,
dsve.ei." IN. SHAPE Of hs.,y taxes. I'm, mo. -,
Richmond contnss 10 nah, Gradual "a a. -,
snmistaheabe signs OF prosperity th time
siar, hou.,. I'm m. n,.,... =,
~ -..n -. e''"P'e''""' 'so
: w '"s IVY so"as trade, aud the other for tbs
goos business
of and will b. oecup..i
A o. rN~ u.~ s,rusnr, s.,..,,,,-. $500. - sou
-. --'ssss' = eseosa eSnAnent ~ thai
part OF The ey he facade being Of brown
,,.,,.., A.. - -, ,--- 4. = - e''~''""nen'
-, -'s W. "" reAHs1est' . lev STEPS
OF building
is complsts -,
h.. h..n -. -. A. -. - a. :. 80 S.'s. "on
=, 49, 800 '" AAA~' ~ wv one VI more MODERN stys
story OF Two has been ADDED 70 ne height OF the building
When finished. vii By Psrxuspo J ~,
vii conduct IN. dr. yoo. h.,.,c.-. I'm IN "A.
,.n.,-. - '-.>''s'' On IN e.
ih'uu NC see me spur" OF ensrpriss manifested
Main street. nrsi door
o.c,r,s., ,s,. 80, -, -, Nv -. ''s "n'en formerly
80 ''e' "''es" '"P'o'su Out Aeu years ago ~ q neat
80, 'front.' mas oss" demo'hsd' aud with Cali
,oseh,. to ,,.,,,v .au,n. ., $3.50 's ansnhs
son,p,c.o,,, :. - =, :. - e'nea 70 ns"s
pant, will be Ms..r, p,,e. R,,,v md w,,.,n sn -,
known from their eono.con Win an. A., 80, ,. A., ~,
city Mr. r. 4. lat, Of IN, Arr, Of rh,, y o.. . O. a. m -
for nerly . partner An m. Arm n, p.,s.. p..,- ~,
W. the house of Kent P... % W.
could mention o,h,, ,n,,o,.,,..,. - -, -. W. v.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

LfNcHING IN MIs>oURI.-We published an item several
days ago stating that named James Raw had poi
soned spring in Morgan county, No. by which thirteen
or fourteen children poisoned Later accounts
nounee his arrest by the citizens and his almost mnedi.
ate execution The last scene of the tragedy is thus de-
scribed:
lie looked up at the limb and muscle OF his face
quvered he only spoke twenty minutes and had ten mi
mates more he asked TO pray during that time said
i viii not Keep you long, gentlemen and il minute
or two over my time, hope you will excuse me-"
lie then got upon the bench, and remarked that he
thought that the rope short he wanted TO fall
further that he might die easy he had persons be-
lore die hard when they did have fall enough The
rope was liked around his neck and he tied handker-
Chief over his face himself and called all OF his friends TO
TEL them goodbye; he kissed OF them and said
ii am innocent" when the bench was pulled from under
him. but the rope not being fixed right he had be lifted
up again until the rope properly adjusted when he
died IN about i've minutes. There about $50 800
persons Present, and no said word in his favor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

Mr.. Flmores speeches in pamphlet form may be
obtained this Office for distribution BOO per- hun
drcd.
Other documents appropriate to the campaign will also
be provided speedily that all orders addressed to the
Wig Office will be promptly attended to.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

Extract from letter OF resident of BROOKLYN now !,
Missouri, dated st. Louis, June ~ Is56-"WheDI left
home two weeks SINCE considered Buchanans election
certain. think now bis chances are very doubtful
tmores strength in the Southwest very great" Tn.
New York Express says the above written by prom.
inenf Democrat f'-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

We have bushel of communications on hand and
most OF them have an addcndum of this purport:-
'Ercu'e mistakes and bad rriting." We wish we
could but this is the last of request that CORES
pondents should make Of an Editor. They write at
leisure and have abundance of time to be careful Of
their matter and chirography. If they write one
word for another, Editor cannot correct it and if
they employ hicroglyphics, Editor cannot deci-
pher them OF if he can, neither he nor the compo-
sitor has time to devote to such purpose. News
papers are now put through with steam, and nobody
has time to correct mistakes excuse bad writing
Correspondents will please take notice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

In Lewisburg, Pa, last Sunday week two children of
MI Daph Dirty, one aged Is months aud the other q
years while playing with matches sot FIRE TO the clote
OF the younger and before the flames could be eIneu
co. The child was so badly burned that il died about
O'Clock the same evening
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23
BRILLIANT CosrUsE-Sope Of our fair readers NAV
hold ther breath while reading The folloninp.

49, WI ''Se's" "ii"v ipauhib tue loiONlugs
The Pans correspondent OF the London Court journal
states that the private ball recently given At st. Cloud In
france 10 honor OF Prince Oscar, OF Sweden tie most
brilliant ia point Of toilet aud arsocracy Of company Which
has been given since the accession the throne Of Napo
leon I'LL The Empress though IN langud state Of health
wa present Tor short time. She atred 10 white
with an immense rich lace mantlla seeming 10 enyelope
her from head 10 foot 10 IL transparent lod whence the
diamonds peeped out every side with dazzling brilan
y Her head dress consisted Of broad bandeau of bril-
ant With two large cactus flowers dropping on either
de Of her face the petals Of the flowers consisting Of dia
mohds liked upon elastic sping which, sparkling with
most dazzling briiancy, followed the movement Of the
head With infinite grace.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23
CHARLOTTESVILLE, JuLr 10, iss
NJ m.JW "a A DOLPM, PLHLIsiIEM.

MI NDOLPHs H,
W. RICHMOND. VA
Dsay srf y oeiai duty 70 enoose 10 the following
resolution, passed the Of the society % Alumni
Unysrsiiy o. virginia, hfld on 2eth day o. June last
RSsofred Sfey
that Mr. Randolph, Richmond published corrsoonenes
between Mr. jefferson Joseph o. Csbe Esq rsersnee
The cariy history o. University and they
members ~ this sosty 70 purchase each o. the book
that the Secretary of his Society be
doph with H Of ne members Of The soclsty whom he say
send prospectus ~ the book, together With Tits resolution"
am, yours truly, JNO. D.. COCHRAN
U8 Hecretary 81 the Alumni.
800 s1: r. r o. 90 ss cd. ~. ..s ss
saoton river HsfaH county, above where he Rich
Danvle Railroad
facilities possible 10 the markets ~ Richmond baltimore and New
York. The land eg't1t % any In the Roanoke Valley
have built most comfortable brick for
small farmers upon The land dividing the
farms for pcrsons Of snail capital o farm upon
To nubcr ~ persons famie, nelghorhood
state sng 10 good land opportunity
offered They must however character
ani capaciy Wy post nee II Whtesvfie IaIar
lyI3-cins CHARLIE A. CLARK.
stauutOn Spectator copy elm for o. charge whE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

On he 18Th Inst EDNONTA CHURCHILL sged months ana n
day' only daughter 81 o. f. Geo. and Mary " Foland
L. Porte, Indians the sch Of Jpy ANN ROSE wife
oi Dr ou-aVus A. Rose formerly Of Lynchburg,va.
70 Pe.bug Jolly 1911, Of pulmonary consumption Dr. EDwD
WORKMAN 81 Camden = o., In The 2sth Of bic agr
In Norfolk Thursday last, Mrs MARGARET VILLA 81
dow Of the late Josiah wills Ksq ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

- porter named bartholomew Burke was murdered last
Friday night III the tailoring establishment Of Mr. Joyce
o'S broadway New York, in mysterious manner. The
ponce nave not yet obtained sufficient evidence 70 warrant
the arrest Of any one for tho murder
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

AL WRoNe.-The Washington Star s,ys that the Al.
legged lit OF promotions in the Navy confirmed by the
senate or Saturday, and published IN the Baltimore pa
Pers ?: AZ wrong having been apparently taken boda
ciously from the Naval Register. IL embraces manv
names OF persons not nominated the Senate and Others
oipersons dead, resigned &c, some time since
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

An inquest was held last Saturday in Philadelphia in
the case OF Mr. VIM VanstayOrcn the conductor Of the
train which came in collision with the excursion train on
he North Pennsylyanau Railroad or three DAYS pre-
Vious The jury rendered a verdict that he died from the
effects Of an overdose Of arsenic
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

SUICIDE oT hUEDTRER.-Hugh Cafhgar convicted
az Westmoreand Pa, for the murder VI his wife and
VINO was under sentence Of DEATH committed suicide on
took 0Ialic acid.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

since the st Of January, being the first half Of the year
1856, there has been landed IN Now York from California
the sum Of S2l ,S36,s47 in gold.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

RAILROAD AcclDESr. Another shocking railroad acct.
Ient occurred on Saturday last 70 dirt train the New
Jersey Railroad about one mile beyond RAMSAY occ.s
ioned by the breaking Of wheel one Of the cars To
aborers we're on the At the time one Of whom vas
instantly killed and the other barely escaped with h life
ooth OF hs legs being broken The deceased leaves a
"lIe ana lhree young children, residing in Railway
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

Mr. Bhrnghamc OF Mass, being melted by others has
Withdrawn the explanation he made TO Mr. Brooks and
no" says he leaves the speech he made to which eIcep
ton taken, to explain itself; and holds himself 70
sponsble for it, without qualification or amendment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

easily fix up things that less than majority can pass
bill In spite OF the veto.
We have said before that there no Democratic party
in the country, and this proves conclusively Ia Il time
that those real Democrats who acting with that party
shall take things into their hands and either cease 20
act with party 80 corrupt and organize anew and take In
those only who will act upon the principles they profess
Those real Democrats who now acting with the
Democratic party, but permitting themselves to be
used TO blind and deceive the people Tux DExocRAr,c
PANTY is To ALL INrrNrs AND ruRrosKs AsFuLLY FEDERAL
iskp A. rnr OLD Wue PARTY OUGHT TO Bs KICKED
oUr Oh POWER.
Sad opinion indeed to be entertained and express.
ed OF the Democratic party by Democratic editor /
There is no Democratic party in the country" he
exciaims-and we believe it. or course, therefore,
IL there be no Democratic party, old Bucks chances
of election are utterly hopeless Again, our Demo
cratic brother says; "The Democratic party is, TO
all intents and purposes fully fcderalzcd as the
old Wing party, and it ought to be kicked out Of
power! We echo the sentiment-"it ought to be
siesed out Of poo err" and may add that it ,ciu
be kicked out of power next November, when Fill
more will be rushed in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

4The fire in Furman street. Brooklyn N " last Saturday
morning destroyed property 70 the amount Of $50 600
and turned sixty four families iuto the streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

The New York papers announce the death ofDr James
Oocscrolt one Of the oIdeat physIcans Of that city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

Gen. Concha. Captain General Of Cuba sick with vel
low lever but his is favorably reported Of by the doc
tors The disease Is said TO be epidemic in Havana
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23
The Value Of Democratic Paifoms-The Democracy Lee



The Columbus Miss Corner Stone, a thorough
going Democratic paper Of the Jacksonian standard
thus reads tart lecture TO the Democratic members
OF Congress for their base betrayal Of their PRINCIPLES
and violation Of the pledges Of the party in their re-
cent action upon the Internal improvement bills
We may add that its remarks upon the Senate apply
with equal force TO the House. which has concurrcd
IN the passage Of the same bills over the veto Of the
President
"The Senate Of the United States has recently passed nv
majority that has been decided 20 be- constitutional the
Internal Improvement Bills which President Pierce but a
snort time ago vetoed This Of the greatest outra
gee that has been perpetraed for long time. In one OF
e cases INC b was passed by 81 votes in favor Of and
~ against IT, ln another case in which General Cass wa
interested there we're only Is in favor of IA and oulv 10
against u, and in another q To-
We lnk thefe D. ~ the Senate a maOnty Of men who
ea themselves Democrats and large majority at that
u YET here are three bills IN direct violation Of the Con
uop sh1 oi one OF the foundation principles Of Democ
cy and winch are 20 outrageous that democratic Pres
deht ielt himself compelled even on the eve of onven
uV 70 Vet0i aud they passed by two thirds vote and
plenty 20 spare aud by democratic senate and strange
20 say mat bilis Of 20 much importance and involving 40
, OF pHnoPe' were passed,-tbe one, when nine
teen Senators were absent another when twenty four were
absent aud another when twenty six we're absent.
The Democratic party talks GREET deal slou, the vain.
OF the veto power We should like TO know what !, h
worm when LAW VIOLATION or rnE CoxsrrrTtoS ,sn
nhh FUNDAMENTAL DOcTRiSEs OY DEMOCRATIC Parry
SsS ~ FAs-tD ~ DEsocaAro SESATg and when vetoed
by Democratic President can be passed nv ,bo 80
democratic Senqie,-nOt by majority of tgotbirds Inn,
by iOur less thsn bare MAJORITY Hereafter il sin ho
useless 20 talk 10 the South about the value Of the veto
PoNef 70 her a. protection against uncon- ituonsl leo
''''O"' Wnen men processing 10 be democrats eau 90