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Strayed or Stolen.

StrHycd Or Stolen.
ANY person that has lost horse
Ga II or horses, colts or cattle within
" A~~ the last 3 or years, and wishes To
aasA an find them ii he willswrte me,
0SS8 postpaid, at Ottawa, ILL.,, giving
S&GE. his residence, the age, color, and
marks of animals, | think can
give him information where they may be ound as
| have hunted estrays ever since November a.,
1851; during which time have found = good ma
nv ,lrayed horses, colts and cattle now taken up,
hail do NO, know Of any owner for and a num-
Der of them that have been worked tor Z and 3
wears, am told were never advertised
also request al persons in the state knowing OF
any esirays that their neg bors may have, to be
so ind as TO write me, giving me the man name
and re. i9ence, description OF horse; &c.
7 sh,U coniinue the business | have taken
down and will continue TO Ia Ike down all esirays
that | NAV find Editors throughout the state
will conf,r favor upon the public at large by III
s.r,in,, tins notice NAMUE.. BLACK.
References.-Judge Dickey,, Walker & HickI
ling, Ottcwa La Sale Co, limos; :, Mlc .i,
Kennedy, Ellington Bureau Co. r. d; su1es'
Dixon. Apr-Iiy.
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Glass Ware !!

Leaf cherry stands, palace and Nictoria dishes,
win. gl1-s-. a.- and beer mugs, ium blrrs OF ev-
cry style, thistle and Webster gob.rts, cake
stands A.so a tex dozen OF Brushs native wine
No.nss.s cans. pitchers, fuIed sails, curtain
pins solar, globe, and chimney preserve I.rs,
mig jars and covers, bird boxes and 51liz, globe
and police lanterns, plated and common casjo.z,
..nlr. n 4 IL hmm
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" bite Goods

In great variety. CONSISTING OF Iaconets, cam
Dric>, null, Victoria, SWISS, plain, and dotted,
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To Boot & Shoe Makers.

WE have just received the largest stock Of Lasts
w Boot Trees, Boot Csiups, CriuP Irons. &c, ever
brought u ts market consisting % Mem Boys, and
Youths Cali Kip and S:oga Lasts WoaeRs, Misses
and CtIIren's Lasts o. IL descriptions; Mems, Boys
and Youths Boot Trees.
Also large stock Of Linrgs. Findings. and Bind
rg. french Engi-h, and American Cali, Kip Upper,
AID sole Leather always Land al No. ? Hossacs's
aIock dec 81 NJ. II. PRESCOTT co.
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Britannia Ware

A LARGE. .ssou .ient of Britannia ware such
n q. 'ea pots, coffee do, fund lamps, candle
ticks. msgr, &c. al SIS SrENcEE & EARS
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it. Mustard, cassia, ginger, starch, pepper, .pi-
mento, cloves, indigo, nutmegs, able salt, fine
salt, coarse salt, saleratus, dried apples, dried
peaches, few barrels very choice eastern peeled
peaches, rice, soda for washing, butter and soda
crackers, No. and2 mackerel, cod fish, white
fish and trout, in barrels and half barrels. war
ranted tree from rust, nd of choice quality.
Away on hand when they can be procured, a
choice article Of bLtter eggs, lard che csc, hams,
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CROCg&ERY WARE.

Which have purchased directly from the i'm
poricTs and manufacturers for cash, and in large
quantities, selected with the utmost care so as
completely to supply the wants Of the city and
country. It's Our Intention to keep our stock 4 /
al times full aud complete, and we believe We
can make 1t an object tor all persons 20 procure
from US any and all articles IN our line. Having
established ourselves perma neniy IN this brarch
OF business IL Ill be our effort s. to deal with
our friends and customers, that when once ac-
Cusinied with US, our goods, aud our prices, they
Will ne customers always. OuI stock con
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR CHIInREN
Select School for children Of both sexes will be open-
N ed in the basement Of Mechanics Hall, April 18th
under the supervision Of MES z. J. TLKINs
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e ssE r. 5zI5ses t. s.
~ IS u Is IN NaiIIOute

Bs'Ueca OftG'cH and Aur9rg.
THE Undersigned having taken n .con,rac, for
i carrying tic mails on the ABOVE route, are
prepared to 'ake passengers through with com
tot anj despatch.
We leave Ottawa on Tuesdays, Thursd7ys.
and Saturdays, al o'clock \. " arrive al Au-
Tora at o'clock i. VI. same day-passing
through Newark, Bristol, and OsweEo.
August IS CIRCUIT y JrHrs
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77rs. h. OInlSteId
ESUckSkinS.

a IKE invited 70 call at the Peoples Cheap Store
- DOUGLASS Ross and examine their stock OF
Sins, Berages, Chaliis, Lawns, Parasols, Mantilas,
shawis Embroideres Ribbons, &C. which have jus, been
eceNed' my24
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at a. follows
DECORATED CHINA.
PLAIN WHITECHuSA.

slue aud gold, and lusire figure tea sells, frui
baskets vases, motto coHees, DO mugs, toie
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uou.,c ,udIot for sale,

q LARGE. coumCdiou- and well finished two story
n iii House IN Ottawa Centre, Tor sale with one
80 or tbr.e Ios-Cue % the very p'easaniest situa
tions In the Civ JnIy minutes walk from the Court
Uouse Enare the subscriber At the Bank o. W
Ty,rrh s91 GEO. WiiIPPLH.
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BARTER TRADE

GOODS OR PRICES.
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Boots and Shoes,

Consisting OF
Mems kip welted boots,
Fren,h calf "
heavy cowhide boots,
pump, goat, and kip boots.
Boy',, boots, OF kip and split leather,
Youths
Mems heavy brosans,
90 calf shoes,
goat "
patent leather shoes,
patent leather and cloth shoes
Children's, infants, boys and youths cacks,
Slips ankle lies. kid socks, patent leather psro-
dis, Jenny Lind boots, lace boots, black and CO.
loTed CATERS, bronze bootees, enameed bootees,
kip, goat, calf and heavy brogans.
Women's BOotecs, Slips, B,lskins, Ties, and
Caters,
OF many colors, qualities, materials and kinds
WOODEN WARE.
Consisting of two and three hoop painted pals.
cedar and oak super pals, wooden bowls, tubs of
all sizes. wooden churns, sugar tubs with covers
first quality Shaker brooms, common brooms, and
Sealed Corn Baskets,
For sale the middle store, R-dJick's block. un-
der the telegraph office, door TO the post Of
fee, by MAY l2) JOHN LOCKWOOD.
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tUIJ.tn.! Gil f,ntb.

WE are nov opening the largest and handso-es:
w stock q OF Cloths ever bT0uEht to Ottawa Tie
ladies ~h0 them pronounce them the pFetes;
patterns ever brought 70 this market.
ar2s JACKSON LOCKWOOD:
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So convenient to iarmera, and will always ex-
change for their marketing n the highest market
rates. Such OF my customers bring in mar
keting, will greatly obge me by bringing none
but good, n poor butter, eggs. lard, cheese, po-
tatoes, &c, | do not wish to have on hand. for
like all other poor goods hey do not give satIsiac-
lion 10 any on-. and are dear at any price
Having a very large trade, can afford 10 sell
mnch cheaper than those who do a small business
and can also keep constantly on hand
A MUCH LARGER STOCK
So that every one can be fully SUPP lied. Good
and substantial goods will make up maj onty OF
the sIoLk-such goo Is enter int o the every day
consumption oi farmers, mechanics, laoorerS,
professional. men, merchants and their wives and
families.
shall make great exe;tions 10 have constantly
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Lands for sale.

R31HE south east quarter sec 3d. + 81 L. =, on the
- Central X. R-a choice piece OF land.
40 acres in sec. ID, 7. 81. r. g.
Also 900 acres this and adjoining counties with
. 600 acres choice land in Black Hawk co. Iowa
Nov % JOHN =. ANTHONY
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Eoekwoo0's Column.
NEW GOODS
ATI.OCKWOOD'S.

yr>uE, s,bscrt<r has enlarged, rehtted, and
nre,tIy ;nrroved the store tor many years &C.
cum, I'd nv him and has filled it wit tine largest
and cbo;cest assortmen mt of the various kinds OF
Goods usually ken, bv him that he has ever before
offered Having unusual facilities Ill
NEW YORK,
And o,he, eastern as well southern markets,
h. intends by monthly and weekly receipts TO
keep the sto, al ali times tall and complete, and
by having a buyer constantly III the eastern mar
kc,s can take advantage OF the rise and iaii OF all
articles in his line, and by taking dvantage OF
all opportunities to buy cheap conhdentiy be-
lieves he can successfully compete with all VIVA 60
east 0nly once tUice year, and are then COM
pelled TO purchase at whatever cost goods may be
held.
Having had many years experience in the
wholesale houses in New Iork-haVlng been ed
ucated n merchant from boyhood, and an expert
cnce OF nearly ten gears IN OHdtvd Iustities him
IN the belief that his friends and the whole public
will be ore evenly and regularly dealt with than
by those who without experience or Judgment,
sell one thing cheap, another one dear, and IN re-
atty neither know when an article Is cheap or
dear, and not unirequently are rniire!y ignorant
Of the articles they offer tor safe
| have Obtained the services oil genueman!y
clerks; established perfect system oil order aud
regularity. maj ked my goods al Just and Iea-
s.nable profit, that both buyer and seller may
lire, and intend TO devo'e all my time 10 the
store when not absent for the purchase oil goo Is
esire TO adhere strictly TO the
ONE PRICE SYSTEM,
And int nd that none of my customer. shall be
dissatisfied with
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WILLOW WARE

Baby wagons aud cabs. baskets with and wiki
out covers a new and fashionable styic OF rattan
chlirs. such rs ladies sewing snG nursing chairs,
arm rocking do, chi.tgen'- do, with and with
out rockers, TOY pals, CEDAR and OAK brass bound
do, door mats. tea her busters knit boxes, Wiz.
servers. bed cords. coco1uut dIppers, wins;
brooms, aud a variety of other articles, which
We Wi be happy IN show TO all those who viii
give rs call tAugI,t4 SFES ER x Earl.
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JOLIET RLUE-STONE QUARRY

cYsE subscriber has opened his celebrated Quarry
< of BueSone, and is prepared to contract for
the delivery at any point on the railroads canal
any quantity of building of desired dimensions Ell
ther cut or in the rough also tagging and curb stone
This quarry is undoubtedly the best in Joliet the
in the Court House in Joliet and the Court
House being erected by the subscriber at Morris will
verify The subscriber being experienced builder and
contractor will contract furnish material and build
Houses Bridges Culvers, &c. He will also furnish
much cheaper rate the white bluff stone of which he
has excellent quarry ROBERT J. CUNNINGHAM.
Joliet; March
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OTTAWA
Hide and Leather Store.

IA Sal. $40. 5oII3.ts Lte Court HOUSE
En-r11er O. IT, Haiisrs Penn. 4Store,
NN7HEaE r. e.. t.1es be found general a.sori-
w re-. @ -r r. such As Harness, Bride, Collar.
sole Upp-- E.r Ca.T and Belt. Also, Deer and Cali
.sin string a..r the lowest cash price The high
est uri-s in GAEL. ul.a Hides. Deer Skins sheep Pes
e. rSr- ~ W Z. & z RICHARDSON.
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Table Cutlery.

Ivory handle knives and forks, corn do buck
and ivory handle Carvers, and sportsIndn's
knives
Also, Il splendid 10; Of plated. table ana de.-
seFt FORKS. LookinE-g glasses OF every s;y.e.
WILLOW WARE
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II IS Isagoss.ed.

F5IHE very thing that farmers have long vautsd-a ST.
Il PARATiNG CORN SIiELLER, with horse pow
which i superior anything Of the kind for
Il; neatuess durability perfection of its work, and Il.
usefulness % farmers in general The whole machine
weighs 6l lbs. and is capable Of sbeiiinR and preparing
Tor market milling a bushels per hour, under fayora-
be ciTcg stances The power may be used for various
other purposes. For sale ~ NAMELY K DOW.
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.sAHTON
Wooden Mandatory 4!

THE undersigned take his method Of informing their
/ Cd Customer and the public generally thz;
putting ts Spring " h.EeTy that
able more TIA; dogHs the sfl"su; %
Goods have usually done, tae demand .oE Goods
warrants this aGGona a! Machinery. ard hope give
satisfaction in exchanges o. WOo-a Goods for Wool
We never have. and do intend to card into wool
portion Of cotton and sell il for a.! wool Oar goods
warranted in this respect, aat also for durability. We
shall ccuting. exchange for Wool formerly the To-.
loving kinds Of Goods, Heavy CassrneTes Saiinets
Jeans, fanuels Of different kinds, Blankets and Stock
Considerable attention viii be paid 70 Stocking
Yarn orders will filed all the different grades
kinds n Yarn common Mixed Indigo Blue Mixed, Red
C'ouded. &c. And WILL Manufacture. for merchants
ard others Wool in lots u hundred pounds and up
wards stocking Yarn, any o. the above A1ds
goods. %. liberal .or cash wool. Also,
CaTdIng and Spinning
cent. per pound.
Cu-tom Cardin- into Rolls
w be done ~ SIX cents per pound. Their n4lhiEos
WI r.r-Etf Nth the best % Cards. and
etc experienced Ca-ar tsev expect have good
done. woo. Wl :. taken from the Dspo: ottawa. a1G
rrs returned within reasonable length ~ sor do
ir tie work which may be Gin strong sheetsJ from
alrros. any part Of the state a iriHng expense.
intended for exchange .Or any az the above kinds
Of Goods accompanied by the proper order. may BE-
Railroad 20 Ottawa, and the goods ~l be put up and
sent with PrompJuess, according order.
We would also say, that We have got New Custom
and FIGURING Mil in operation, and persons wishing
have their grinding done short notice. We have
plenty O: at al times. Lmyi7l J. d. GREEN.
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la SALE COUNTY
Mntual Fire Insurance COmDany.

fTice an N0ttNqer'S bI1cK, Oft1lcd.
m Ills Company, entering upon its second year under
II very favorable circumstances, having acquired y
nermanent reputation and having outstanding iabli-
ties There having been no Osses now offered TO the
public as safe and reliable "Insurance Company"
M risI of fire on terms much than reliable stock
Companies this Company being organized for the mutual
benefit Of insured and not as money making opera
ton the profits and losses If any, being divided among
the insured WN- II. w u sHhAN; [Tes.
C.ofst
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Valuable Real Estate for sale.

IT he subscriber oilers thousand acres OF land be
tween Burlington and OqUaEka, in Illinois, AT bar
gair. dec 29l OLIVER CORNELL
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Family Groceries!

This department of the business is always kent
complete, and consists of
Brown sugars of different qualities,
Clarified sugar,
Belcher's best coffee sugar,
Belcher's pure crushed sugar,
Belchsr's genuine pulverized sugar,
Plantation molasses, of best quality only, in
whole and half barrels,
Belcher' e sugar house mOlasses,
Belcher's golden syrup,
Best Rio coffee.
Java coffee, Told government mark.
Black and Green Teas.
take extra pains to procdre choice tchop of
tea, and request good judges to make . trial of
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NEW ERA
OF 7 "A w A!

TT HE SUBSTITUTES NaVc assLcIattd tNeH-
i selves in the wholesale and retail crtckery
business, and have opened In Woods block
...-,.. 80 * nt \ LIZ. rinI. Llnls II
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Prairie Laud for safe.


Lots g. 4 and in block IS, and l. 9 3 in block %
Also an improved farm OF 2e0 situated on Pox
river miles from Ottawa This farm is well watered
and tirnbe-ed D-P. JONES, office IN SINGERS Block
The daily union., 1856-01-17
WASHINGTON CITY.
Tmuas,As MOANING. yAS. ~. Is. q,
cuNuatss wEpXEspAf.
tn. s<s.ls vas ao, u sy.sioa today.

TIE sssase was nes IA ssusioa to-day
ns1ss ~ Rspassxssagsvss~w are mol without hopes
,Aa tho proceedings o. to-day Ia TIE oase u Representa-
lives may pso4sce sa orgaasa,ion Mr. rhorlas Of
losA lsuodaesa rssola,os asslaslag ths Hon. Lewis
d cauphslt " Oha apsAkss which gave ras - most
iassrsssssg d,s~ssAoa aaA valuable disclosures
ne Mace frcpahc.al d Support ~ .hs fssolaaoa ss-
ss.ea saa sleary yr0sss ihss ss responsibility &c the
aisorssasAton Il ths noass aPoa ms snuNsbspss
nsn snd aassssh IS ssy hss se,s Esy ought 10 sci
SPEAKER Thss assarssloa sllclsa ssnay oommeas pro
aud Goa M P-fsancs n rsassyivaaia ssssAapted 70
charge syoa ths dsaecss sss rsaensihig hsoswss hsy
a. Ne asyra haa 1as me most vcfg clear
specimen 81 logic isas4pash sFrscsrs woaG ee bare
been made 10 al prebahg, MS cGslslsa had shsssu
10 exercise tss strvuasA 10 slse spsA@ rhr asa that
the plurality rals had ssa vca ~ ~ opposition si5s
cs the IIoass proved netbias heeaass u those
who are nov mosa segw los shAs Faie shAi siAs
Of the Hoass wsrt clasneseuE sgAinss u 10 is4a w.
cause il thea a,ssterea stsy said, ~lsA tbs rsh's
o. the minority nr ssghsns ana NJ xeglIooasr bal
very is,eressg p@ssass-asafms vFowias oas " 'hs
eongraulasion hy tbs former n Che raid conversion
Of Mr. Fuller Of prunr,lyeaIa aaIloaal dee,fiss
psce Of libsralliy which uaas Mr. zslcea lnagp4n,,
and induced hm 10 renew bis phashrope sntrrprss oi
phtihx uoNn AVMrph@N} y" WV f""s
on Of the United States of Colonel ahArdAona passims
which seems 10 give Mr. zgilicear especial pessuta hal
which, up to this time has besn productive u very
large percentage OF profit 10 the southern Americans
One OF tho consequences Of Mr. goconers Investigations
into the unexplored regions OF Col Richardson's history
to-day bring back the last vos for Speaker all
the members from South Carolns who Monday aud
Tuesday threw their votes against The democratic csndi-
date II IL probable that II ih Investigation should 10
on Col Richardson viii presently receive the balance o.
those southern which have held out against hn up
this time The resolution of Mr. Thorngioa defeated
By majority Of 100 voles and aer ballot for Speaker
which Mr. Banks received bat IS voies aud the other
candidates their usual number the House adnurnrd aud
caucus Of the ani-Nebraska proclaimed frem
the Clerks table. weought add, however, inter-
es,ing part Of the days proceedings that Mr. Campbell
Mr. Pennington, Mr. Dnnn and several other leading gem
temen on the anti-Nebraska side Of the House, gave
marked evidences Of their ndisposton to continue
to support Mr. Banks. Mr. Dunn seemed 10 have some
secrets reserve which be would not disclose Mr. Camp
bell talked misy about the management Of the business
by the friends Of Mr.. Banks, and Mr. Pennington
tribued very fair joke 10 the amusemeus Of the after
noon, by showing that lie had been compelled 10 play
subordinate part In the drama Of which the genema
from Massachusetts, r. Banks) had been the principal
actor from the beginning
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yoRru cARoLIsA STATE CONVENTION

The democratic State committee Of North Carolina ms
al Raleigh on The sh January and selected the 10th da
OF April next and the city Of Raleigh as the time aat
place for the State convention They also unanimoas
adopted the following preamble and resolution;
ssipg performed the duty desoved upon Us, OF suggest
ing time aud place FOR the assembling OF the next demo
cratic State conyenon and deeusing il within
incs committee proceed further Ia State affairs,
The OCCASION alike oppoune and suitable 10 esp
the qualification with which In common with large
rt, Of the people OF North Caroiua have read the lat
annual message OF President OF the United States be
thc eioru ~
Rssoped That repose the fullest and most enthusia,
tic confden in Franklin Pierce President Of the Unite
States that offer him hearty thanks for the sound
Just patriotic and views contained IN his
sage the theory Of the federal government
tho rights OF the savehodng and that our hopes 70
the OF the Union according to the constitution
have been greatly strengthened BY the general course of hi
and BY the tone and sentiments ot his essAg
on the absorbing subjscts referred to-
The committee then adjourned HE
The daily union., 1856-01-17
rHE STANDING oonMsrrEEs or THE HOUSE.

b
Among tho discussions vhth have taken place 10 the
ou-s Of Representative, the resolution Of Mr. Giddngs
demanding that The committees should be constituted 10
with the wishes the friends Of freedom,
other words 10 accordance with the sentiments Of the
republicans, has been severely commented upon
Had such a proposition been made by member OF
che democratic party in the last Congress, 1t would
have been denounced as The wors. kind Of reyoa-
tonsry radcalism and yet il is beyond doubt that
ths obligation Of that resolution adopted ii was, at
eaueus u the majority Of The House, viii bind and
eoalsol Mr. Banks in the Of hs election tappear
however from article Ia the New York Times Of late
date proposed ,hs, nobody should be honored in
chs selection Of these committees except the active and we'll
knowa friends Of Mr. Banksthus in other words
as the standard adopted by Mr. Giddngs and command
log ar Banks should he he successful constitute his
comsas,iess from the majority rather the plurality In
ssead u the majority.
The following Is extrae, from the article Ia the Times
by which IL viii be that such Mr. Dunn, Of In
diaaa Who has proved himself debaer Of uncommon
po~er, and who is known a lawyer Of high position;
Mr. csmphs o. Ohio legislator Of admitted experience
aaa sast ar Pennington who has shown himself highly
superior nsec not TO speak Of others and not TO aude
20 the democracy the southern know-nohings all
pfoscfined Withoul mercy suouu
be seeis The from the Times contempates IL
wall be scen very delcciabe condition Of things in the
event a. an organization ot the House, which presume
be charged the sala,ary influences Of the par
tics a the day;
Mr Banks, elected, viii certainly be under obiga
c.snsaIt the wishes feelings OF those who have
sisted his election by the and pertnacty Of their
oppoon By The and unworthy ISLANDERS they have
ssd~asoecd against him BY the outside Efforts
played ighen seduce the weaker Of bis adherent
they have fairly fi ced all claim consideration The ord
mary attending the choice OF committees may be
waived without reasonable complaint majority OF each, so
decided bs esisibc should be drawn from the
be faithful hundred who have stood stoutly by
their candidate, and earned whch they wiiprobably
geas lsudatory Tennysons the hundred Of
Bsaka Ut the right cf the Speaker To take that
there he question and there Ia little doubt
n pFnpristy After the loss Of much time, and the
Of .uch bad feeling clearly the only chance or ell
o-acy sod the despatch Of business lies in using
the power ~ this msjprty unsparngy and cverywherein
the connistes and Ia the House, and that will
bs la tbs hands o party strong enough TO carry the
Speakers chair Ths, victory will insure throughout
provided the yicors hold trnAcousiy and reenesy to-
xerr at first aud II has been to the knife thus
far, let lLeu make IL co u the end"