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Demoine courier., 1856-07-31

to form q territorial governmen, for il.
We think his honor wss wrong in
saying that the "national Democratic
party" advoes.es squamer sovereignty.
We beg his pardon. They may advo.
cate il. bot they do not practice il. Even
'he Nebraska bill. is guilty of ,his same
great enormi,y which he accuses The Re.
publican party. with wishing commit.
That bill gives TO the President. the up
poin.nens oi the executive. the Judicial,
and the veto part Of the legislative 90.
shority. Of the Territories. And the
Kansas bill. lately patched up by NJ.
Toonlbs. and adopted aud introduced
into Congrsss BY Mr.. Douglas. repsaIs
several Of the laws passsd BY .he Leg.
i~slaiure Of kansas. 10 il consistent with
the right Of a Territory so govern itself,
to have iis laws subject 10 bs repealed
by another power than that which pas
sss themi We would ask bic honor. il
be 10 still = supporter of Mr.. Douglas,
and bis party frisnds in the Senate, who
passed the late bill, OF has he boiled and
se' up Tor himself 10 polides. We pau.e
for . reply.
His heaor 10 shis pars Of his sreu.
msn'. c~ondescendsd 70 notice Nj. Cod.
ding speech. According 70 Judge H..
Mr.. g. eontsrdsd that inasmuch % Con.
gfess owned The Territories. /. had :
right 10 govern them. Behold exclaimed
Demoine courier., 1856-07-31

Mr.. Burllngame, in answer 10 4 war.
rant appeared before Justice Hallinghed
This morning in company with Mr.. Camp.
bel. The two entered into . joint bond
OF $4,000 that MI. Burliugsme shall
neither engage in a duel in the District,
nor leave the jurisdiction for that pur.
pose.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

\
During sleigh ride this winter past Discovered my hore~
leg aud the skin on place large than my hand from
hV traces rubbing the inside OF the thigh applied
rur oil, aud IN day or two he well Another case.-
mule which, working drav became unable to
walk On cNmloug his foot discovered nail about two
nue Long the head My driver and the urghhorS said
lac would he good tu nothing drew thu nail out msCtod
ee Of ntaud Turf Oh and set him to work at once
and from that IA" has lost hour but good
ever also horse badly snagged the outSd" Of
his thigh IN i've places about Two inches deep and four
Inches wide, from which he stih day two Your Tut
t applied and brought them ont entirely sound II
rnN Is of the remedies for sores have cVor
known. aud have lived drug tor several lse
thi> as You think proper. Very truly.
Ro MrssrS Dove Co. j II. WIlSlGER.
For sale by STRoTllER ~ WHITEHEAD,
Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

klUlMoN y. May TNt TN.N
Genilrmen My child had commenced breaking out lHs
fail in small sprrs which gradually rNtonded over tLo entire
head. including both which much by the
i,lrthpt both would drop of
fred all ot advertised and domestic rencirs without
any Eaaa results thcu procured and applied 'r IT RE
oil hcFan get better, the bottle got broke aud we
pe gall tat again began 10 got Worse My cldUr dNugh
sud IA 10 more al that lu1fuu sisters head
looked much better whom you used it No another
bottle and her head nearly well This sEgra
vasvd aud took halt houreyerN day to wash H. and il
afenstNe one more bottle tetl assured viii cure
her Hrelv rs there H but little OF the disease remaining
entitled tins. for the benefit others take
great pleasure in EtN ing you this certificate.
Respectfully. b. r. CHAIN
ITO Mn.sla lnAn A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

~ Sealing Cans and Jars for Preserving Fresh Fruits To
matars, &c., by Theoretically Scaling
There additional wronrhos tunnels wax
spelling ut Fruit by contact with Crncnt India Rubber Lead
oherohonsiyo ordcotarious natter The Cans aud Jus
al prepared for Sealing, aud the purchaser hV, only
heat the slightly when the can Jar is filed with
fresh fruit aud press down into channel outside
tilrd and TIN work Of Theoretically Sealing
done The Cans strongly made Tin and the Jars
glazed proof yellow Get the best Can, which "a
A.tlWrs and don't aud
Of famas did last year by Gus made wrong prn-
cple The ladies invited to call AID examine
and Jars before purchasing For sale wholesale retail
by ANDREW BOYD
may 3limos Lynchbmr Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23
sOlVss-ssnE RAILROAD

r.. ,ss, --,,.,,,,,,, SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD
4xnl & 4 81 MMER ARRANGEMENT 10
-Ss-TAkE EFFECT MAY list, lsa6-
On and Thursday the LIST MAY the Mail and Ias
engc will leave the Depot Petersburg daily except
Smla5s) O'Clock arrive Burkevile GJunction)
iUa. m. at 10 Am and Al Iynchburg AT - 30
Leave lynchhnrg at clock arrive at FarmVle at
80 BukeNiie tJuncuun) ~ iaO =. m, and at Pc
irfsbutg Z 20
The cry FONT TRAIN Will leave the Depot in Peters
burg daily except sundays go and at II connecting
daily with the James River boats for Norfolk, and We'd
neda and saturday morning with the steamers jamestown
and Roanoke tor New York. T. A. GOODWIN,
RPl lJdts Ticket Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23
Nor.cE.-MAsrrn nAsoNs. CHAP.

MASONIC NOTaCE.-MASTER MASoNS, CHAP
WI TER AND KNIGHT 1EMPLARS REGAIIERS
FOR SALE.--GIAss 4 RAiNE will receive In a DAYS
splendid assortment the above Goods and the Mfa5r If
the cruz viii have opportunity supply themselves win
BEAUIIFI KEGALIAS the great Meeting, Ia
te held at the Montgomery White sulphur Springs eth of
June, and the LAYING Of Corner 81 vnchbug
College, the 10Th q June.
ALSO-Ihc largest and best assorted stock of SUMMER
CLOTHING. Gents Furnishing Goods sc. e, be found
in the State GLASS u RAINE
JtSl j DINoS. Art
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23
re to Richmond see time and distances in
VIRGINIA AMP Ten.

ds4s # e Nn n"fh> hAr1 nSn a.n5
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
All article, Of freight intended to be transported NJ the yir
gnia and Tennessee Railroad be delivered Lynch.
burg Depot hltecn minutes bef5re1 o'clock = NJ
pot drors VIII be closed AT that hour.
r. W MCCRARY
ma RIM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23
NNEsTEHN SIDES ard SHOULDERS.
w o. lIhds Tor sal. by "a HARDY 4 20,
tulG Il Pei aIgHlrHr


SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS. At ~
sholcsaio and retail In every variety aud style atew IN
cash prices by calling NONLAN : sign tie La NJ
gle Nc ~ sycamore street Petersburg where 6AAn6s1
you will saws ~ per eeHt lie has 1rned
hen Manufacturers and Importer argest
tashionsre assortment Of Watches Jcs Silver Mare
fRNa Goods offered in this Would hc
!ur yodto rs and his uaguhta sock aud
tcnst ~ ho hu1s all his aud ean
them al much less than thu regular prices sr qua
pt Guods len ran also have your Watches 1esoiry
paired 10 the hes and short get
The newest and fashionable Goods exchange Tor yonr
moncy
Remember the place sign Of the Eagle. No sycamor,
street Petersburg Va THOMAS NoNlAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

M ~. W AVS &c, Ne-JeiN II DlpIN AXE,
to his father, II NJ pidlako has Just received
beautiful lot Of CARRIAGES, 81 GGlliS, lie also
prepared PUT work order and all repairs neatly
promptly DONE having his employ mont MIR r. H. Nov,
the best Coach Smiths IN America he having served
Time in semoof the largest manufacturing establishments
fhe Il dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

N5sts ioes C3-Gcutlcmen-In used portion OF bottle
of Year lurt oil which very kindly presented with
aud take pleasure in SAYING that fpund eectuRl
ct the skin Which had boon prartlsed
Upon eral yrs toy physc,us without receiving tho
least arneht an recommended IL friend of mine, WIN
Ht uuutls had been annoyed hV similar eruption
hc -Au and lie informed short since that the
uao ot huttir he had hoon cntit,ly cured
Respectfully, l. NJ LEFrWICH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23
EsRoGHESsaoN -KE.GY,> PORTRAIT

q GALLERY, Maiu street. Lynehhurg. Is onoof the most
extensive aud host in the state The reception
sot tine sizes neatly iu hed aud ombeshed with choice
specimens Of the pnrtraure known the
photographic art Tho Auhrptype beautifully colurcd Pho
tographs combining the uthtanns the AmbroIype with
hc cleganey of finish the best engrasugs also, Ia
gneruotYpes II every 2r.
The operating large aud rommodous with large
sky and side lights that the darkest weather
good not bitter results he produced than when the sun
shines brightest Mr.. X viii be happy all times
the lovers of the beautiful whether they wish pictures
not The hatcrug lac received III
the authorizes the hope that during the presr
he may have TIN pleasure of placing record many fair
face which will be impcrishabc the material which
h" impression made Especially would lie appeal 10 the
ali, many whom about be anul they will ever
beihon the shadow the substance fades" Bring
your friends with youyour husband yolr ehl-sad part
will come final separations must TAKE place Then, how
twill alleviate and soften the pangs of huse dark hour
look bright hearts cherish ed in other days
Come every body. Ioc<es breaStpns, rings
constantly on hand may SITS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

fs.f NY RAILROAD ST MINER SEIZED
GLE-On and after Thursday May
l the Passenger train M lrtee lynchbuIE minutes be
iafe clock, m, and arrive at IL NJ l.. ii. GILL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23


- LrNrHprRG, April q st. is56-We ,sass.+ss
W in receipt OF the heaviest, and s-~-%<sN1
varied stock it has yet been pleasure to liberal
public
Those who will favor establishment with visit viii be
impressed with the general superior character and vle of
goods beside finding the most ample every
branch trade consisting Heavy and Hard are
Table and Pocket Cutlery Guns and Rifles, Aliens
Self Cooking and Colts Pistols, Hunting and Fishing
Tackle. Silver Plated Ware Il warranted quality BLOCK
Tin and Britannia Goods. Sadilc1y. Carriage and Buggy
trimmings Shocmakcrs Findings. Floor aud Table oil
Cloths. Carpenters, Mi,iNu Mhcclwrights and
Smiths Tools. Housekeeping articles Of almost every
description, window Shades. tut tornce Bands and Pms
&c- At House building Materials such French Glass and
Locks of every style and furniture " &r Farming nop
sis generally Patent Gram Cradles Blades and tools
ofeverN variety {" be found snch establishment 81
wholesale retail prices OR stock chiefly from the man.
uflurcrs and selected in person. and assure those
who may call, Aoy VIII hh IN ssii passed in any
part OF IL, south tHAS SIMPSON
) NJ SIMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

" tAN : 5 UNION
Fn#lr+ ~ INDUSTRY the In OF ADAM CLARkr--
Very Interesting volume and should be read by all
scots and denominations
lnisl ANY Is highly Interesting aud seasnnahc volume
MEMOIR Oh bOILNounP Misses will be deeply Interested
aud greatly benefited hy realiug this Memoir.
tAItGoNBs or RpNrWc ueed nut call attention to this
volume the ttic VIII secure that
SCHOOL DAYS KENIEW Students should not fail to read
volume.
Pm SAD nGsrNKrA narrative illustrating with much vivid
aud fidelity the mistakes which too often in The
Religious training of families Parents don't you need ths
book
TIN GtfAr QUESTION is great book 1t treats Of great III
VIII YOU read IL
All o The above and the publications OF the American
Union generally such Libraries Teacher Helps, Question
Boos LYNN Books Maps and Miscellaneous volumes Ii
had at Ius horne Wakups Book Store, iynchburr. Va
I {. JENNINGS.
Nm :
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23
nDA Lbs. HaCON-
eteVVO 1000 lbs Ncuisun Hams,
10 firkns Huer.
Frkius Lard,
Just rccclv ed and for sale by
fr l2Is FRANKLIN a. BROTHER


~ dron this day dissolve by consent The name
the will be used by either partner the h
snoss Al persons having claims against will please
present them for payment aud ali persons
will please ard ahce win be
KEEP, at the old stand, now occupied by Mr. l.. l. ceAee
4 W. CONANr
NM A. WAIDRON
Iynchhurg, July , 1886
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23
ssue'SDN n tssspTRIssss

LvANfGN EAOt R.-tnmii, Flour ia qn.,i TEL
II sacks just received aud tor sale 10y
Its LEE Il JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

- GREENIEE is this dry dhs yed by mutual -
All persons having claims against billiard Walton and Dill
ard% Grcenlee Will present them &. G pay
mont aud those indebted to billiard Walton and billiard
Gfeenecwt make payment to +. G.. Greenlec
authorized to settle aud eeye tie The
is only to he used ettleneu OF the debts Greonee
and else. w s DIIIARp
lhay Ia dts +. G. GREENLEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

lNIANo, Ac,-
N ~ tats Peruvian G an5;
30 bushels Glover Sod,
10 hhls \. q Molas,es
Asa Leenya Cono and o. Sugar receiving and for sale
on accommodating terms.
l3fs I{pIIrNs on
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

nant aud Waldon all their Machinery Stock Tools &c
ana taken the stand formerly occupied by them fully
prepared Ia the notice Iron and Wood
Tobacco Mpus aud Fancy Tobacco every descrp.
ton In short all kinds OF work formerly bv them
have employees the orkmeu formerly with Messrs Conau a
Wadron and feel confident that VIII he able 10 please all
fully solicited. LEG AR / T1FrEE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

CNKKINGEs. n.tGGIEs. ROCK,

hNnd aud SNIc PAN INoso SNpCIToT
Mill Stones. Those Ia would do well to call soon,
2}ls. LEE ~ JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

lust HEsEuVEp-N lot Of Fiuc VOirc
- Antique silk rarasols, of all caors At low rates
y GfGGfNIIFlNuR
(tENBb.EHES Who " i-h - supply thC mseI I've.
N With articles of clothing had better not let the
cnt opportunity of getting supply any # the follow
ing articles Cost Black French Cloth Buo do, Black and
Fancy Cashmere white Linen Drilling. White Linen Duck,
Figured White l.ncu Drill Plaid do Black Satin Nosng
extra Black and Fancy silk d. White and Fancy MasacS
do Black Alpaca (Supcrtue) Black Drap DE Etate Black
Cloth Coats Black Fancy Cashmere Pants large lot Of
summer Goats, Vests Pants and Furnishing Eo,ds among
which he found good lot Of Murna Shirts
large sizes All will be sold Cost the subscriber dcs
rous to close his present business possible
Ats RIO MCEIDERRN
NOTICE.-AH persons indebted To will
~ please forward and settle their bills viii be
into the hands Of officer. J. NEWMAN.
July lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23
L.. ~ .s..... s,,ss:tN.. a rENNEssns


fsysf RAIL ROAD On Thursday, 1 Il @
lath ot June the Passenger Train viii
commence running 10 Salt Works Branch Junction
lnne Ia ISL l. II. GILL. Gen Snpit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

('ho'Ew sEED. sIs.AV:. SC,

~ superior Clover Seed;
New Orleans Sugar
Con" do
Clarified do
l.'at aHI Powdered Sugar
the Gun Powder and Black Tea;
AirH Candies, for sale on accommodating forms by
ma Ats \, re-, -, ,i :!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

- Coffee sngat all grades aud price, Impartial Guu
Powder aud ark foanr 80 and haekerels, hhrautiu
l It pad Heef which viii take tasufs IA senR pf fam
ur Nav orleans aud fuba Mpssscs Cutting aud I'M Apple
hrcse sperm Adamautuo acy telafea and Ialn~ Can
,l,. Virginia ncma,sliy scaled Peaches snrar 81 Pop
Corn andy hue lot II staw hraems homemade Toilet
Hud Bnr saaH. Iaguita. Iin aud Java tutis
have also added Il slook a beautiful lot Of bR1
GOODS such Cashmere Paid biHFhans. Prints
rd ADD stripped Domestic. Bloavbcd and uhhlearhed Cot
ton. which viii selI low for Cash
A,,tt .at
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

A'A finished Monuments Tomb Head and Foot Stones
now n hand md for sale cheap at
nay ia GADDESS' MARBLE WORKS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

~ Us. swift Inc another Stock of New Goods ropsSn
~ P :" SOM Blue Barge. Cotton Draper Florence silks
dc. ,S S."IHYnn ir6
Rep. copy. - | ~, t5.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

- roN this day desolved by consent All persons
having claims against us will present them to D1iI am
dRffNLlf for payment and those indebted will make nav
ent the same The Of the concern an1 10 hc used
III liqn''' tu'@ WI. y. BILLIARD,
i'' dis JAS = WALTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

- y
-, No thIrty morse power STEAM SAW MILL Nhic
% o 500 very low all the running gear complete
ie any Information concerning il will be ,hecrfnlV
''''' ON application to either of the unde, signed
arl DTS ~ NJ" ~ - ~ ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

- shoulders Bags Prime taguira Coffee 1ou llp
ct prime a oofee 80 Barrels southampton Aprt
Brandy, Cor sale by PEBBLES 4 WHITE.
June lu.lsl old Street, Petersburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

SpKlNG AND SUMMER TRADE ~9Sassas,~
LrNCHpURG, April p 81, ls56-We are ,caSs-s.sa
now in receipt OF the heaviest and most ssA-@<a>s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

\ AORNVIAN STOCKINGS - cts. ~ pair,
worth L. Rich Fiaii liz Dresses 50 Dress worth
10 with many other articles just received by
july l6t JNO j pTRVtS. Agt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23
/, srnING EA-,IION> n,.N..rr- q,


Z wa he tnunued "a though the death Of Joseph Il
iin ha at occurred provision having been made
tract Tor the continuation q the business hts death
ma tlis BENZ. II NnWIIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05
THE MAYORS MESSAGE.

The Annual Communication Of the Mayor 70 the
Common Council was sent in last night. It's NOR
dinate length compels US 10 reduce it to a three
column synopsis, as the whole document, in any
readable type, would cover three pages of The
TRIBUNE. II presents few points of interest 10
the present century-most of its important recon-
mendations taking to very distant future for their
realization. Mr.. Wood is anxious 10 fortify the
city BY enormous works on Long Island; wants
expenses reduced but not at the sacrifice of our
high destiny, whatever that may be: charges a
great proportion of our burden upon the Free
School system Of the State; says we are eight and
a half millions in debt beyond our present re-
sources; goes in for d system of permanent
stone piers, and for doing anything at any ex-
pense that will make Commerce the king and
New-York the seat of his power, with
Free Trade for his scepter He explains the
foreign pauper business, which gave 30 much
trouble last Summer, and wants stringent measures
TO prevent the importation OF such persons, but
still desires the arrival OF any number of honest
inmi grants. H. wants to establish new Sanitary
Police. and 10 abolish the present City Inspectors
Department; wants strict guarantees, and free
use If CrOtOn to wash the cutters, but salt water
or none, on the streets. He fayors early improve
ment Of the upper part Of the island in order to
prevent the migration OF our citizens. The Harlem
River should be made nayigabIe, the now reservoir
pushed ahead and the Central Park At once laid ont
The Police has been much improved. and he thinks
more may be gained; but it must be by giving MIN
unlimited control over the Department. Street
opening expense is grievance too intolerabe to be
longer borne, and he recommends permanent
Commission to do away with the horde of Asses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05
A MORAL FOR THE OCCASION.

For one thing at least the present House OF Rep
resentatives in the midst of the exciting and pro-
traeted disorganizatiOn which it has experienced,
deserves great credit. Its Members have forbOrne
al violence and outrage, SO far as their own con-
duct was concerned. They have been in quasi
session now for quite two months, debating and
acting upon most provocative topic, with the
excitement all over the nation running high, under
circumstances calculated to exhaust the patience
and to irritate the passions oil men, and for part
of the time in nightly cOncave, and yet no serious
personal alteration has ensued, and no assault
been committed. With the exception of the at
tack of the intoxicated Member from Arkansas on
Mr.. Greeley, which took place out of the House,
there has been 10 resort TO violence any threat
of arms.
This is, perhaps, little to say in favor of egisla
tive body elected for purposes of delibcratiOn and
Let FOR the display of personal prowess-whOse
business il is to leGslate rather than to fight Yet,
when we remember the many disgraceful scenes
that are reported at nearly every exciting session
of Congress, particularly at the clOse-when We
know how apt the most self-restrained men are 10
lose their temper under incessant and lOng-con-
tinued contestS-and, above all, when we recall
the debauchery which is certain 10 accompany
the gathering Of this assemblage at night
we might concede 60 the present Congress
great deal of moderation and selfcOntrol.
Tie causes OF its wearying delay are not such
as will commend the House 10 the good opinion of
the constituency; but lis department, apart from
these, has been infinitely better than what We ex.
Vcc,ed and entities Tito the thanks of al patriots No
question that arises among Us is pregnant with
animosities. nor arouses preudces or bristles
with more terrors, fancied or real, than that of
Slavery and the determination of one of its chief
is ties, as peaceably as have recently witnessed
is a fact 10 be pondcred.
Hut there is reason ior this which we
take leave TO suggest, and which is nothing more
nor less, as We believe, than the presence Of so
large and determined body Of Republicans in the
House. Had they been less strong or lass united
they would, without being utterly insignificant,
have exposed themselves AMI their country to the
most Irving insults The friends Of the Admins
iration and and of Slavery would have ridden over
hen, booted and spurrtd, or bullied them 10 the
hearts content Of the most invetera,e rowdy.
But, seeing how numerous and low firm they We're,
il was deemed best to settle the difficulty in an
amcable and truly legislative way. Nor can we
suppose that the high moral tone of the Republicans
their sincere devotion TO right-was destitute of
its influence in the quiet adjustment of this crisis.
A noble and manly stand upon principle is at all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

sors Collectors. Coupselors, Inspectors ana o'ner
,oocto. who make unearned fortunes under the
present system. The Markets be would abolish al,
together giving full permission to all to sell good
til. when. where. and as they pleased. lie
looks upon the Croton Water as our noo' s.s1nr
ing, and suggests means for conserving II
to the supply, chiefly by the infroduc''O"Oe 1880 &C.,,
and the securing of the supply streams Oh 'iV'OD
River. The cost of Litigation is anotner 'oP'', y"
which he suggests that some plan be deViseu -
make those who go to law pay the PIPER anu re-
lieve the city from the heavy expense now incurred
for the support of Courts. The message Sis
with reorganization of hundred or more subjects
f., LEGISLATION sent BY him to the Common Counch
last wear. but not entertained by either body MI
Wood refers all to the present Boards and LOOKS 'of
better luck.