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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22
Proceedings Of the Democratic Associa-
ton OF ShepherdstOwn.
HALL OF The ASSOCIATION,
Nov. Is, 1856.


The Association met at the usual hour
Samuel Knott. Esq, Vice President, n
the chair. After some preliminary busl
ness il was moved that we should take
some steps towards celebrating the 'ecen
Democratic Victory. The question was
debated as to time, &C., at some leng'f
when il was unanimously ResolUed,
Tina. in consideration Of the glorious
triumph of the Democracy in the election
of their National Candidates, this Assocl
alton will celebrate that gratifying result
on Tuesday, Nov. 25lh, at Shepherds
town, by Grand Torch-Light Process
sion, bearing banners, lransparenc!es, tor
ches, &c.
Tia, The Corresponding Secretary be
directed TO invite speakers for the occa-
sion.
That Capt. VIM. A. Morgan be appolr
ted Chief Marshall, and that he seiec
such aids as he may require.
That committee Of four be appointed
to make such arrangements as are deemed
necessary.
Tina, cordial invitation is hereby e1'
tended TO our Democratic friends in the
adjoining towns and counties. and IN
MARYLAND, TO unite with us in the celebra
lion and tha, The procession form a! IL
o'clock. p. NJ.
The chair appointed the committee OF
arrangements as follows: Edwin q.
Lee, Daniel II. Morgan, Geo. NJ. Bas'
and jacob G. Miller.
Mr.. Edwin G.. Lee was then called up
on to address the Association which he
did in brief bu, handsome and eloquent
manner.
II was then moved that these proceed
ings be published in the Spirit OF Jefier'
son, Virginia Republican and Shepherds
town Register, whereuPon after vote OF
thanks to Mr.. Lee for his address the
meeting adjourned to assemble on Tues
day, Nov. 25lh, at 6 o'clock. p. NJ.
SAMUEL KNOTT, Chm.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

TnE VorE OF VIRGiNIA.--ln the Rich
mond Dispatch we find returns from 1877
counties and towns; leaving eleven TO hear
from. The vote inFese that paper gives
ms so. $50 for Buchanan and 52.345 ior
Fillmore BucEanan's majority 2S,544'
The vote in the came counties last year
stood Wise rs, lao and Flournoy g.
Ats. According. 10 this statement the
democratic majority will be about $4,000
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22
Married at Last.

Miss SALLlE Mcdowell, formerly
Mrs. Governor Thomas, Of Maryland,
was married at Lexington, Va, on Mon
day evening, The Bird inst. to The Pres6y,
terrain Clergy man of Philadelphia, whom
she refused year ago, because his Con
grega,ion intimaled TO him that if he mar
ried her they wouA dismiss him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22
Presidents Cabinet.

Various speculations are ahoat touching
the componen, parts of the next cabinet
D. s. Dickinson, of New York, b. f
Halleu, of Massachusetts, X. NJ. /
Hunter, Of Virginia, Slidell, Of Louis
lana, Jesse D. Bright, of Indiana, II. A
Wise, Of Virginia. and some others,haVe
been named.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

Mr.. JOHN SNYDER, of this neishbor-
hood. road four miles through the rain on
,he day Of the late Presidential election to
yote for Willard Fillmore. The same
gentleman voted for George Washington
for the Presidency.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22
Torch-Light Procession.

The Democracy of this place purpose
holding a Torch-ligh, Procession on
Tuesday evening next. the 25'h inst
Judging from The arrangements being
made it will be grand affair. Able
speake1s will be present.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22
Snow.

We were visited with snow sqnall a
bou, six o'clock on Monday evening last
which whi,ened the surface of the ground
bu, did no, cover it. This admonitlon Of
coming winter is the second notice of the
kind served on us this season, and 1
bebooves all 10 heed the warning.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

IMMIGRATION TO VIRGINIA. party
OF 81 German and French smlgranis pas.
sed through Lynchburg, on Monday, en-
route for Wylhe County. Va. where
they are the pioneers OF colony 10 be
founded ~ Southwestern Virginia. by
capitalists of France, who have already
made purchase, of land in that region.
They design sending 1900. Of which
number 300 wilt be over shortly. The
Governor OF the Colony. Chss. Hatmsu,
was with The party which mas just gone,
aud among the number were three Crime.
an veterans. fa
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

In UNION THERE IS STRENGTH.-The
New York Times gives currency TO a
rumor that "Mr. Buchanan does not in
tend 10 undertake the occupancy Of the
White House alone. He feels the ne
cessi,y OF help mate; and is said to have
made arrangement. Tor joint tenancy
with an accomplished Southern widow
who has already had the advantage OF
four years experience in that position.
The lady in question is Mrs. Polk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

A SLIGHT MlsTAKE.--When the jud.
ges of the election were counting out the
ballots OF the Hagers,own box, says the
Chronicle, they discovered love letter
among them, which iii all probability
some devoted swain had deposited instead
OF his ticket. As there was no such can.
didaie before the people as the one whose
name was attached TO the letter, the vote
was of course lost.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

Ltermarriage of Cousins.-The Nor
folk Reflector says that the ASSESSOR
return of Huron county shows ii blind,
IL deaf and dumb, IL insane and IL i'd
olic persons in the county. The parents
Of five Of these were by relation cousins
before marriage. Three Of the FIVE, e
blind and idioiic) were so afflicted from
birth. and one (idiolic) from infancy.
The fifth was deaf and dumb for time
not ascertained--probabIy from birth. Il
is probable that the number Of parents SC
related to each other is larger. as there
was no information obtained as TO part oil
them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

Sale OF the Natural Bridge.--The
Lexington Gazette states that The Na'u'
raj Bridge property. in Rockbridge coun'
~. Va, including the hotel and 100 acres
Of land around il, has been sold to Mr.
Sheffield for $4,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

In the Methodist Conference at Lynch
-. resolutions we're adopted favoring
(eased effert for the diffusion ol
u knowledge among slaves by
Instructions. Smah6eld, the frs
~ in November 1857. was se'ec.
holding The next conference.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

Mr.. Buchanan's family circle consists,
Tor The present, Of Mr.. and Miss Lane,
This nephew and niece,) Mrs. George
PIT. OF Philadelphia, and Mr.. Appleton.
his late Secretary Of Legation in London.
Col. Ramsey is also on visi. with him.
Miss Lane, beautiful and highly sccom-
Plished young lady, does the honoss Of
he mansion with the same grace and al.
liability which gained her so snueh pope-
larisy al the head Of her uncle's eslsblisii.
mens in London.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

BETrRn LEAvE.--At one precinct IN
Rockingham, Buchanan received over
two hundred votes and Fillmore one
cha, nan ought 10 emigrste to Maryland
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

The printing office Of the Norfolk A
merican las entirely consumed by hre on
Sunday night week. fhe building with
its contents, including presses, types,
&C., will be total loss. MIR. d. T. Bis
bic, the editor, incurs loss OF some three
or -four thousand dollars; but not at all
daunied hy his misfortune, will issue The
America again in a few days.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

AN OsslFlED MAN.--ln quiet little
village on the Western Reserve. in OHIO
saws The Prescott Transcript, there lives
man who phy.iologicalIy considered. is
certainly one Of the wonders OF the world
His Joints are completely ossifiel ('urned
TO bons;) and he is not capable OF making
the slightest movement. except alternate
ly opening and shutting two fingers oil
his right hand. His body is as rigid a:
iron, and it could not be bent backward oil
forward without breaking some Of hi:
bones.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22
JACOB c.. MILLER, Secretary.

Division of the New School Threat
ened.--The Presbytery Of Hanover, a
their late meeting, adopted resolution
which indicates probable division in the
New School body. It's as follows:
ResolUed, unanimously, "That this
Presby,ery, after solemn and PrayerluI
consideration on the subject, and with
deep sense Of their responsibility, express
their decided disapprobalion OF the con-
tinued agitation of the subject Of slavery
in the General Assembly. and feel that
the time has come when the Interests bl
our Church at the South, should The sub
ject be further aglsaled. require at our
hands course which, however painful
must result in our separation from the
General Assembly. And we reques
Presbyteries symparhizing with us, IN
case this question is again agltaled in the
General Assembly, 10 unite with tins
Presbytery in The establishment OF
Southern Presby terrain Church"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22
EMPRESS OF FRANCE HuNTING.-The

EMPRESS OF FRANCE HuNTING.-The
Paris Sport says:--'The Emperor and
Empress went on shooting excursion to
the Park Of ST. Cloud lately. Her Ma
ies,y wore an elegant costume Of green
cloth, composed Of a skirt and jacket, or
namen,ed with gold buttons, and rount
hat with plume of feathers. Two sub
officers of the Chasseurs OF the Guard at
tended on the Empress, 10 carry her fow
ling pieces. Her Majesty killed nine
pheasan,s out Of SO shots during the ex
cursDn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

A Nan who neper took a Newspaper.
The Cincinnati NonPareil speaks oil
one Giles Woodie in that city who is
worth 5000 900. and never took news.
paper. He wears but one susPender, and
was never known 10 have but one button
on his coat. Hc has left directions with
the undertaken to use nails instead Of
screws on his coffin--!hey are SO much
cheaper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

JAMES BUCHANAN AT HoMB.-The de.
mocralic vote in Lancaster county on the
4,h was 7,73l; being 1900 more than
was ever cast until October last, and TOP
more than then. In Lancaster city Bnch-
anan's majority was 1876. or more than
treble lha, received by any previous dem
ocratic candidate fol the Presidescy. The
usual opposition majority in the town
ship of the same name, in which he re-
Sides ne Of the strongest whlg townships
in the county in proportion to population
he reduced from seventy TO four.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-11-22

PUBLIC DEBT OF VIRGINlA.--lt appears
by an official statement Of the condition
of the public debt Of Virginia on the 3oIh
of September last, that The actual amount
10 S25,9I4,949. The debt was reduced
$1,000 and increased during the pas
wear $2,lS4,67O. The State is the own
er of large amount of bank and internal
Improvement. stocks, some of the latter
unproductIve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-18
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

idyrro1t, Doc. .-byculnr.
Cor1oS.--Mcssrr. Ecbsrtson, spence q co. rePert a
steady market Tor cotton vss saIes during the ,hre
business days subsequent 10 the departure % tho Africa
Of 5000 bses Of which exporters TOOK 1000 No ssIos
tospccuaiors reported I've msrks clcsed nrm si tho
quotations of last Friday.
BpSsDsrvrys.-Buyers demand slight reduction 10
four. Baltimore and Philadelphia Quoted nj ga. 9s.
Cd; Ohio 3ss. bs Ca; rcd wheat In better demand,
At sgbtiy improved prices FOR INC uer qualities, and s
quoted at S. Al ~. write ~hos, "a dull, st es Id a
los. corn dun; mixed yeis 81 "a; yellow, 81. I'd
white, 3is 3ss
PxoyfsIoSs--Beei q n Improved demand. ~ sighi
decino in prices the lovsr qualities nscoa dali.
lard lower, and soInrS At sss for tho whole o. ms
year.
NAVAL Stow dnn. bri without essential change in
prices.
pAss, Monday Gam hs. icnd~ncy ~ faD bot iSe
prices have not luciusted r,uch. Tho demand frpn
spain ihe ire lao quoiatious being msiatan
cf. At Narsciiles, aof whssspdng the large arrivals ~
NDes, there great niAienly m fettiBt old wiaas N
s; sonsequen,y increased prccs are ssSst hy iae hold
era 0, the
Tm sus l0w - the BeFiar yonsd n Csig wriisl
that tho pfsga ~ ta hes iasy fisca from q ptsre
ptT iast u consegaeUse y W. Wraduciol oi mar ~
tnN having laien ~ I stNsa d sfaQce 81 Lisbon ~ Ii
A. SetasQl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-18
Correspondence Of TIE Albany Atlssl
W 4au,svG Grnr nsp IL IaE1


LANCASTER, Dec TO- 1885,
7hsSsrScss og ne Pi0rinc-The United Ssatc, SxGt1-
The Pacific Reilroad
is amrsDsiy refreshing 70 hear some Of the pgSnns
who visit Wheaand daily, 'recitc the herculesn abss
they performed curing the late campaign in behalf o. NJ
BlchenaEfs election. Nearly every who visits nlx.
Buchanan either carried county for the Press
dent elect.
It Is DOW determined by the followers Of the Kisshsa
Cabinet thai Col John W Forney ba the next UnGssA
States sersior from ths State The part OF Ne
State Is 70 have the senator. Gov. Bger has again tncn
up his residence Cearfed county and La TO repress
the west. Philadelphia has not nAd Senator 0es
d. Dallas. BzIer and Eorney playing together -
keep Black and Foster, who fro the west and
Buckaew from the centre out, by Bgier going "houo's
To 1--we. Thisis Forpeyt game you may resi assures.
Ore Of our local papers has communicslon urging hin
az 'the man for the post and looks if by auho1-
V.' u is believed that tho communication emanakss
from Forney himself
Of the friends of Mr. Buchanan are desirous -
the public should 70, be too hsry in i opnions Of NJ
b. Pacific Railroad letter They think time eaouGh
cri,icse bs Views thai subject AFTER NJ b. has -
mit,sd his plans as the actual Piesdeni and no, wAns
he g preScrni elect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-18

Mr., Br,Claarogo, the Woo rresidens eicct rccsu1lV
made the oospg address 10 the electors " KentuokV
who called 20 congratulate him on his ecron us v.y
brci and coIcilatorysnd especially interesting "a ~
old line wings who assisted In his election. hc said,
GrsuEax- am very muoh affected by the unexpoG1
ed call made upon and by the honor which bsea
p&d ne; but recave Il with Ersiiiude The eioqusse
gentleman speaks Of my having been Of the iesA0
OF the party this struggle nsvo been, gontiensa
leader but without Effort and without duties. Il -
humble position N sit by and thu battle By these
standing around me. an very happy, sssure yos, -
sec thsse gentlemen, who have contributed nueh ~
prnospies hope may bc pnrdored occastea ~
making single suggestion, ~ have not had sppsrh-
Bty of making speech IN kcrsucky during tine csnvaA
We have syosty the vcendcney, aad 10 sscossaU
Tor 70 q parry 10 Eain'ain the supremacy. Ia ~
contest hc victory nos by s6s dcmocra alsas-
Wo would have, perhaps. been N The minority ns -
lost numbers c democrats last year. who went nto ~
Know Nothing iodgee but nave resolved socossenD
from the parry, and have carrsd he sate BY ~
united efforts of be cid limo danocyat and Old line whg
parties would therefore, 10 my democratic frianAD
thai se<rzs 70 70 be duty w veco and soosps
these choice odd limo vhss the Of their party. who
have jofnod IN order % manifest thor pAtrsosn ~
nna supporting the constitution and the union, 81
10 brtsx down the worss Organization that had
existence Now by maintaining hs orgsnlzasioa, cou-
Of the States, and ~no opposed 10 the proecrpvs
tene Of the knew Nothing order, oy sssccalng sogetA9
the PRINCIPLES OF cordially and friendship viii -
cty ntain tho position have, bit th,se whga 90
democrats who have ior line been led assray, vnl
again return ard por RANKS. Again l return my
sncere aod proouLa thanks Tor tns testimony Of fsvsw
sad rossrd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-18
our Chiffon Correspondence.

Cl-sIos (suzPeIson Bndge.} Dec. Is, 1854.
2t1nIdo al Niagara FdlsImraens, Food and D.sa1tas
ofP,gety-Sgfsy ef he Saqenlios B,sa0e-faH u ~
TclesT a Lun5y's Lans.
We have jus, experienced Of the mos, ,eiac eAass
within the memory OF sha. mos, distinguished ndvidu.
" the odest inhabtan" Trees have been toru up snaH
eneents, shsptics and outbuildnss overturned, anA
their fragments strown the elds In every crscn.
Tho volume Of driven the Falls OF NlAgasA
truly appalling carrying with dri wood, logs and
tmbeTs from the delugsd whArves and shores absve.
1hs Suspension Bridge cocsi iorcd In great dAnUw
The TOLL gates y time deserted, and mary -
anxious eye trcmbngy swatcd tho destruction Of II
magnificent structure But the winds blow In vaia ~
hurricane IA all lis terrible fury swept by leaving -
airy edsca unscahed and adding another laurel 70 -
Triumphant geUias of the architect
Reports are hourly coming In OF damages done IN -
directions. bot the remarkable event thus nnr y
the overthrow ~ the old Pagodn which Thousands of pa
readers will resoi,c stooa the highest point a -
last evening, tie pteuse rocking started the nnaAnD
from tho wooden tenement the pesc and scarcely -
they made good their escape, when with q trcmsn6o0
cresb the entire tower OF nearly two hundred teA 49,
sured lie length upon the frozen ground. scattering -
upper parton into thousand Fragments fortunately -
lives lost as fell 10 TIE westward In the epsn
heds. Had u fallen In any other dfecuoa. muse hnUa
crushed m several dwellings, ard dostro Ted hvsB
Within ns length, and bu. lew rods from 10 uc Of IN,
congregation assembled In the Methodist churuh
and their escape R cause of great cougrsiulatou.
Old Captain Fraiek s . loser by In fAll anA
there another tower ON the ground, no viii scarcely
build IL.
The ws,er below the Fails raised ever thirty fest e.
the andiss room u the loot oi the staircase The A
iCan side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-18

etump speeches Rsae 10 sne Presidential canvass Il
was not true oIsFsed by tss colleague (Cuuabsox)
defed % the prt OF Tree sosra qhsy foages the
Tie oD the principles eNaocaisd cy tna Clleinnst Con-
venSol, AND no Auenpt made Dy taem tc dodge
i,sue Tney met fairly and sqseyeiy ais c,nesgus
(Cumsscs) was the less man VITO saoult heye made
inai charge. DID he not knoS ihaf IN nie own rsnxs
there were not only Tree sellers, sc ae abolition party
Opes and tbas the owese God sakSn negro
advocates, IL tciucHf black Milam andegson wno nas
recently neer orressed n lcrisvie abolition euais
nesy was his (Jorobucss) sig, and stumped pcrton
c nsAAa, aenouncing the democratic party as pro sa
veryf
gy cuNaAcS- De uuders,eaa nay colleague a. charg
ng that Andersoa slood oy me ID the canvass IA my
tricH
nr. EnorI,H--i nay that negro made blacx republican
stuap rpescles ~ the Ge ny competitor raadc
spessfts.
Liz cunDsAcf-I never asw BIN
MI tACLisA-o otAer negroes seat out 20 meet
Gov Willard, the latter caavIssing broad naiioogi
grocass
NJ. CoLlAx, (rep.) Of IDa II heard 80 nesing sbou,
this Anderson, nsaey, that ha waA sant 10 Elxhart
county 70 make republican Speechs but tnat tho kepuS
hpt be bad beec bred by Political opponents for this
purpose. Does rot my colleague Know this Is =
ns',er Of public noeor:e'sS [Largdsar)
Er. EsGIsH eRid hB Eed nevof heard the charge,
did net believe Is ratn. lp his aaax q
he asked whether there Southern man VINO would
Lot yoie for ,hs adsSissor OF Kansas airee State
VoloS-Nct ono
Mr. EsGLsRlf the people OF the South wore willing to
ect IL this spirit owsFos h,u Why ST ould he act q
similar epr towarda ,dem me democratic party had
bseI purified Free aoShsm has droppefOu and
csa see whore it has drlec IN this hall. they got
fd OF reoonaAts and gained nEtons wings, aud intend
ea makle wsr on tree sou.rns secScaalssm sni Know
EettDglsna 10 tho bitter and.
Mr. BsooEs (dem Of s O., said he as demoas and
South ~ ronian, would vote ior the admission OF state
excluding slavery, provided ,his agreed upou by
majority Of the cal settlers Flo repuda.ed squaer
acyer ignty In q Tarr.ory affecting southern rights
and dd 20! wish t. cse the baaeht Of tho Nebraska Kan
sAs bill
Adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-18

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 1855.
n P0cFc Rdii-odS--v9uorcr SorcT1gay-Te Virginia
Bs9attor in Oyyusii0a--hr. Bsehsaan and Has Shaai
TvnAtws-TNs Inpuchzni Cs'., e., &C.
Is now cersn ,hst The Pacific Rslrcsd policy, a. IN
dlcassi by Mr. Buchanan IN his colcbraicd Csorrs let
rr will bs entirely abandoned isdccd, Tho friends Of
ue rrcs6ens elect asscrt that ne designed com
uitirs himself 10 such : mcnSrous proposition tho
cre now ,hrus,lpg nsUif beoyc Congress- Tho land
snaks calculating uron executive syor 10 support
general morsurc haze already surrounded tho
question. wherever ibe lsviaihan o. i5s .dccp
goes ,hcre go siso ts small tosmontor,
nc Ptosiaeu. otet NJ, an axccptoa 70 Tbs ralo ID
tstursi hb,ory. Although ~. nachaunn = Doa Wa
ln any scral ssrfc 81, NJ cvprrlgnolug ,ae ANNOY
snte u f1se he cccHpg C1amau Rag p1ntlnns.
Tnn tskrattH ifon Nlfgt'A VIII oferaa Hno0r apfn-ns
Irg cg. atNn1 "a Ms fAra. .AlTCN tcacwg IA III N5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-18
Speculation I'm X kansa.-rhe Private Letter
susiishsd in the Evening Post Rcspeca-
!rrespondenee q the EvenIss Tot

CHICAGO, ncc II. 1853.
IN private letter Ksryss Affairs sddrcsscd 10
Of e editors of the Esntrg Fc, and subsequently, pub
sf ca 10 ts columns Tho -tatsment made that Mx.
sya. bad turned spccus;or AMI Was nser~ted In ~
new town On the assocri" That, q. well AZ evegy
other statement the letter literally rue. vss
given instance Of the uufverte spirit of specuis
fcn which sbsorSe amost everybody In the Terri
tory, whether there for .em>or-y permanent res.
dcnce, and for no other purpose. did not oven CO.
denim the speculation, which hss ia benefits Ia CO.
ccurasirg emigration br. Hystts friends, who ~
forget that familiar private etssr be subecasd
70 the ingenious const- action 20 the cona'dsrsA
rhrses Of pubic CORES pontcnce, havo determined t
ani . mares nest and ,ncy wslcoso 10 the search
Tho statement that the charitable funds repsrtod ~
have been squar6cred 20 great extsnt also literally
true you cannot enter settlement IN Ksnsss vithous
hearing the charges repeated of her truth expressly
stated myself unable 30 Judge, but regarded then
deserving invesuaAcr The remark thai yoc could npA
send 70 Kansas but Who, n he remained there = e
weers would be usinr your funds you iea expsc&eA
wns buf pc repetition o. ihe words spoken by sus
neBt Bcstor merchant who has probably ooniribuA~f
70 tho csnso of karras than any other man Yun
correspon tent would be tho last to cast unirs pva
tNas on Mr. hyatt of any other lahorcr ~ hA vrssA
movement of making Kansas tree STATE.