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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

SALE OF Mr. CHAMPIONS FuaNlrus.-T fur.
mture, wines hor rs and carriages, of the Hon.
MI CHAMPION, late British Minister to the Uni
''a states were sold Wednesday, by WALL Bar
nard IL Co.. at his late residence. Carolina place
on Georgetown Heights Among the kitchen fur.
n'tore were 20o pieces of copper of the latest
french manufacture. The stocks of wines and
liquors IN bottles.was also of superior excellence.
carolina Place is one of the finest residences in
me District. The grounds comprise eight acres,
tstefay arranged gardens and pleasure
grounds and adorned with superb oak trees, the
growth OF century. 1t has been leased by NJ. de
Ssar'iges' the French Minister A more delight
1ul residence can hardly be found In tho District
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wi4,nr,- gsn,.am of wild Chcrry,-Fyom n,

Wistar'- Tsntsam Of Wild Chcrry.-From The Non
York Ereane Mirror May "Amoug all the Panaeeas ad
Nefed for the of human ailments there which
we have mere confidence than NIsrAR's BALsAM WILD
CHERRY We regard of Natures prepare tons
simple safe pleasant take and almost
ous aud pulmonary affections We have witnessed It's
derni effects in that regarded hopeessy op
rate and conscenousy one Of the
best medicines in the world"
has proved eieacious remedy for Coughs Colds
Influenza, Bronchitis Asthma and Consumption ncipent
stages. than any other medicine
None genuine unless igned BUTTS on the wrapper
SEfH w. FOWLE Il co, 1873 Washington Street, Dos.
ton, Proprietors Sold by their everywhere
Fer sale by J. IL. THOMPSON & Co and J. H. SEAY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

Fever and Ague-An Enfn!ible Cnre.-We defy
the world to produce medicine which does contain
Quinne, Bark Arsenic Mercury deadly com
pound this annoying disease eectuay Carriers
Spanish Mixture While 1t contains none the above dan
gerous possesses power in relieving cnng
Fever and Agne wi ich be approached of t
separately or in combination 1t specifically tho Liver
Pnres the Blood tho of the skim and assists ma
nre to expe from the system the seeds of Disease or %
bad the remains of Tho Mineral Drugs which clo AMI n
ly DESTROYS the Constitution. - P"'i
Sec tieeufn ut Mr. Long len of Virginia: He had Cbnls
tNtt' days t2r Years nathng wonli relieve him mill h.,
tried rtofs Spanish MlNtare only three hotties Of io @
eetua9 restored him to health he had retup ~
~ ------------- lmay l5dlm
dyODHh ~ VA HlEs' BOOK for July, receix
''i'''Sl {. NoRSE'S
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SPECIAL NOIICES.

THE paid cheek and sunken of former female beauty
the friends
the principal Irregularities of the system unhea
thy secretons induced by weakened and ebated
the blood of vital energy, DR. L. b. Wrghts "scroi
Antidote' has thousands
which Frustrated for months helpless children, and
whom their pdysieana had given utterly mcurabe
Some tho most respectable in be found
attached voluntary testimonials of wonderful efficacy
female complaints II and nvigoratc the blood
throw of all those torpid humors that obsruet freecireua
ton induces regular habits the system and gives life
the wasted frame impars the glow health the cheek and
youthful elasticity to the limbs Remember II mpoteni
harm and powerful to do good Give trial See advertise
| June 0-lmo
Makers Premium Bittcrs.-We say with
,ured by L. Baker, Richmond city has become
popular medicine OF the day As evidence of that fact
thu proprietor has been furnished with thou
certificates the citizens Richmo the
Joining where has made remarkable
Dyspepsia Nervous Headache of long standing
and Fever Coles Cholera Morbus Heartburn
Summer Complaints The great confidence created In the
healing of this medicine that of above dis.
testified had
physicians Some of the physcia
Virginia using regular pr, .ctiee good
is what call popular medicine with
many We told they invaluable with languid
ated female and Will give and strength heiwhole
tom We call the attention of the public valuable med
! iene should they be in need.
Every family should keep few bot Ties hand.
| Price 30 cents per bottle.
For sale by Messrs. Strother Whitehead Stabler
| Jones' Lynchburg and by Druggists generally.
/ june 22w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

TEMPERANCE. National Division Sons of
Temperance ofNorth America recently in SEES.
sion at Lexington, Ky, have elected the following
officers for the ensuing year.
Martin d Mcflenry,o of Ky. Most Worthy Patr-
orch: George Crosby, of Ohio, Most Worthy As.
sisani: Frederick d. Fickardt, of Pennsylvania
Most Worthy Scribe Robi NJ Foust, OF Pennsyl
vania, Most Worthy Treasurer lsreal S. Diehl,
of Cal. Most Worthy Chaplain; John r. Will
liams, of Ohio Most Worthy Sentinel.
The next session of the National Division is to
be held on the second Monday in June, 1857, ut
Providence, II. |.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

OCCUPATIONS OF THE AMERICANS The cen
sns returns of the occupations OF the people oi tho
Il. States are curious and instructive. The nun :
her of barbers and brokers is about the same and
between the two people get well shaved. There
are about eighty professed doctors TO one profess
4ional undertaken Only eighty.t two people in
formed the census takers that they were "au-
thors." while no less than two thousand individ.
nails assumed to be "arfists." There are l00.-
200 black smiths. aud the same number of mer
chants The lawyers out number the bakers by
10000. there being $1,000 of the former, and a.
900 Of the latter. The hatlers and the tabaccon-
lists are about equalin number. The carpenters
number 200,000 the masons $1,000; the taiors
10000; the wheelwrights 10000; tho saddlers
2300O. There are more confectioners than
watchmakers; more weavers than teachers; more
vinegar makers than showmen; and the same
number of wagon makers editors. Strange
relate that among the returns Of the trades, not
n politiciani Is enumerated; and the tables Of the
professions do not include single patriot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

tbaso s,,.9 " - ust opened! asoss,er Iot Of
nose superior Fix Fuunced Robes N uosa,, 49,, VI
Elastic pelp ' i'sim bands and Fans Mna Antique and
snr, WIN another lot Of Embroidered colla,s N
supply OF Ladies aud Miss CATERS al reiuci ,af nc"
juno Is Is i-' -AbNNh All ) Cash Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

AHpER's MAGAZINE ia, .su,v ,,.-;--,
June Ia Isl Niop : rls'd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

ms n.s t HE ny Adams Express Company a. f,lows Y"
:, a hiee lot KID Welt Buskfns Cenfs Wsi, pn,
re- All Ase beautiful assortment of chlds Fancr M
Styles. ~ anu SHOES of several handsome
innc 1918 p L. l.. ARMISTEAD
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.SSI-A Certificate of Ave shares of s,ocL l.,
~ the lypehbuig Abingdon Telegraph ,onnanv E,,ad
10 heorge i'aghy in August 1855 ANY int5nn,ton resn
certificate. - "a, . iuhtWit OF sad
june ls-l aw for2moyl H., r,,,i., ~ >,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

tSY he caution the public against infringing Right
Ig our fa'ehl RIPE unless made by authorised agents
shle for damages ~ 'e'f'A
Date of Patent November 90 i953
juno Ia w6mosl i n g. w pn .,,r
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-13
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.

Il ICKFTs 10 the following Do nts NAY bstad At tn srs
1 A. Tie following tes VIZ:
To SavSnnsh, Ga. -. gCG a.
To ChsrestoJ :. C.......... .- "a et
- M"ntgou cry As.-.-.... zoe
10 Aut us''; Ga 1874
20 ~ cor "a .. Il Hf
=" Al anita "a .......... fJ.tC
10 " mlngion n ............. q IS
APT Il. IASDEHSON, Sup't n & Z K
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-13

IKE have just received and have in store portion OF our
w stock, consisting in part Of the following articles
1S4 bhds Fair 10 Extra Neal l0 Market Baskets;
--- Orleans Sugar; 20 eases wooden hx Matches
90 boxes Havana do: 100 doz LontCn Porter,
100 AID bbls Powdered so toxes Smok ed Herring
Crushed Il Loaf Sugar. Is nrsts Painted T lbs;
l95 bbls 'iolaSses; lrN dozen Buckets
Toe hsfbbls do 500 kegs Nails as'ted sizes,
goo hsgs Coffee; AOu,tOa fine cigars
500 packages MackeTel, 100 boxes T0baccO-VariOu
800 ags ealt brands
25 coils Nan la Rope; % cases fresh Cove Oysters
% casks Malaga Wine; so boxes assorted Pckel'i
cherry do 2G Pie Fruits
lSOpsckaRes r Raj ins; cerOons best Indigo;
80 Frails ; klnordS; To- hoxss star Candies;
gO0 dsmohnsas'ted sizes; 10 Brandy Cherries;
1905 boxes Sardines; 10 tierces Rice
.Togethe with Pepper, Spice, Soda Sc &C.
jan80 ri HART, MACRAE co.
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Express NOtice.
yes -. - 81

EE&PEIS and C az tSTon LAILACAD.
' nv "ArAMS' tNpEEs> CtNFANy have r De ar
rsBgemsDts win The AFRO Rsi-O+f or raiy Fxsrpss
ne Sn are nov prepared o. and To- Freight
Package &C, b. Passenger Irgns TO lttsve Occur
tuscgH oia, AM uterrSd at stations M C. aud n
= 6alr"a's- smHl facAsg at r- uced rstrs.
20 AtsssngeI rave SasI.yi J. daiY 7 O'Clock. Y
- freighs to b. ed ~ Express Wil be- called
or without extra e. are. lsui0-tl K. HOLT Agent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-13
FREIGHT ON FRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNA

~ and amer this date the Arcies enumerated bslow
vii be sen through 20 Charleston end savannah a. tie
pIices an II d % each article.
Tobacco hbds. 2 100 Rs. .................. SOC
IOfA IN oos u t"' SO. 81 90
hagging aud Rope, . IG0 Ds...................3G 90
II. j. ANDERSON, supt
HT-u NJ q Railroad
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-13

HaNGH0uNF a ARNIsTTAp.
n BiXFs TAM horne arm stesl' CD or.ed Ietsee"
OH - r,rs.s.d g0HNSCN, HORNk a 60.
aar2s-iH
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-13
WHEELING,
PlITSBCRG,
DUNKIRK
BUFFALO and

IlITSBURG,
DUNKIRK,
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS.
To all the Eastern cites
Three daily Eastern Trains At e N 1OAM and { P NJ
TlkST TRAIN cleveland Pit'slur. steub, nville ard
Wheeling, Lght2pg Express, leaves Cacunst a. ,'c0,I
for 81 the Eastern cities; also Getroit via Cev ei-ld
Spriurfe'd, Wilmington, CirCCvie Lancaster ard
vile, ChicOthC ard Athens Th train stops Gin
ciunati ana Go um5us at Ovesnd Morrow Xena and Lon
don only.
SECOND TRAIN Cleveland, Pitt burg and Wheeling TX
press NAH, leaves Cincinnati 20 u'coCk L. NJ Ceve-
land, Pt'sburp and Wheeling for al tf Eastern cities This
train steps at al The points beN LiLcinB and COun
bus
THIRD TRAIN Accommodating, leaves Cincinnati At
$3.50 O'Clock P n. or spriT Rheld, Wilmington Crci,vi
ARD LsTc ster. Oh lhcoli and H-bOruugh Ths train
stols at sl pot, Eet7 ncunr d and Sp ir gfeid
f0UhTh 1RAI>-ClevesnG and Pittstu Nlht Fxrrcss
leaves tilc Hot 6rclock, NJ Clev,iaI 4rI Pits
burg for al Ia Eastern cite This trai stops AT all polt
be- Wsen Cincinnati snd Ooir.. Us
One Train sunds, at 80 O'Clock. P. NJ Tor Columbus.
Trains run by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
FnK IHrl'G H TICkE1s,
Aud ali Information, please p ne Offices No Rurnet
House. secord IVES, Of tiue street, No III Gibson
House Building and old Office Southeast Of Broad
way and Front street opposite Spencer House, az the
Eastern little MsmD Depot, FAST Front trset
ONCE hours yoh ~ 4. n. ptfH9 81 p. n
p. ". sTRApER, Gtn1Ag't.
THE OMNIBUS linz
Calls for Passengers al al the Dr cpa Ote
every train. BY leaving directions eli her Of the above
Offices wil call for ssebEeTs IT, ali part Of III city, wtb
ont fail lDay2il II. p RU6GLEs, Conductor.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-13
RATES OF EREIcI.r
~ = " = hEEtET
HsSE<5 e<= Es Err 49,
! GO kSszSsS -ESS-5S-s $500 d.
FR0MCHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
To NASUVHIE


HARDWARE except such Isl SD. c6e in Third
Class Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreipn IIoLors in
oci,, ard pipes Iohsoro in boxes l. sther in ron,
gnu Boxes tIs. in bbs. ana casks; Crcekrry ard
Ouesns"are in crates sut casks; Ficp " 6,t-rr
Fias'er Sheet Bras and Copp r per Ice
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-13

shoFes spades, sad Irons Zinc and Tin in pigs:
=, Elstr' Slvs Wires, casks - c. aims and Roe.
MSha ana Cotton Ccr'tags, C.Cee haavy Ga, tpgs
MN Tearing, RaIToah Wbee,s AM AsIes Chsir. -
spikes, anu kosiH IN hbls., per loo !bs $40
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-13
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
sPHCIAL NOTICE. 40 SHTPFIhS,
RT SAVANNAH In NusLNflIc

A the Mas vi e and Chattanooga tailICsd Corpsny
have not FED and reminde The Contra EsIOsd on
Sniss a. Ge, rga, a tfer does OF
seem 10 have teen L0tced recognized The hard bills Of
thai CowUsny recent, Distributed ctr We tskA
tits metiCd Of forming IL MeiCbahts Shippers By
h.t hne At she rate Vii bt 81 * fo zee h on 6Ist class
goods and Tot e. IS the gfsnd bills represent a %
tie average through tate net css gtCas fo ~
ward 20 Nashville hnttiss teet tie Vsrstic Of cs
EdatO. in summer, and dtductod q ~ es PEI leo lbs.
ntef vLieh makes the rate per or Advertisement
slSa nom June to December, 81 rsm Dec June.
Ii. l. ANDE RSOH,
tartH Superirt, ndSat.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-13
CITY BUSINESS DIRECTOY
~-------7-s--'- -ss'''.'--'---- 49,
DRY GOODS

DUNCAN, A. IL, a. Co., Importers and Wholesale
IL callers in staple and Fancy Dry Goods No ~ PHbe
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-20
A s.ie well stack To. Ae.

The old and wicked adagc 10 that N lie well
stuck IN IL ~ good ~ tho truth" 4 certain
political party seems now TO he trying 10 prove
the truth Of the old adape.
The Republican presses throughout the
Northern States are asserting that eight Slave
STATES were represented In the Republican Con
ven,ion lately held in Pittsbarg. II is well
known "a be mn unmtigntod fnlacbood Lct
US soc how this H. got wind Texas Il rnIi Ia
have been represented by n certain " Ken.
uedy Captain kennedy IL employed in the
steamboat business on souc OF tn, Texas rivers.
and came to Pittsburg rome time ago 10 build
boat Without Lis knowledge hi~ natno ia,
b@n used ~ u nemter 81 the Convention. and
/, figures on .omc ~ the Commit,o~
Zone years ago n STAKEHOLDER In South Caro-
lima soId OF his slaves for the bzt price he
could ret, and came 81 The North 10 now
rcsi,I,a IN Illinois, aud Is an AhoIitionid IL
was in the Convention and called delcgais
from South Carolina. William Gross is rcpre
scented ~ delegate from Louisiana No r..
porter conli see or bear II such a man from
that state Is y. Rankin IL csIlei the die
gate from Nebraska. and his name sppnr, %
the lists Of two or three Cotnmi''eo- H. wa
not IN Prttsburg at all during the time 81 the
Convention. lie is an o1tapd ont Democrat,
and. Il IL said. has just been appointed by the
President, Marshal of Nebraska -- p,Hsjne
Hop,ag Post.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-20
0as pOvsa0l Ia Pevs0ns hsstau Govves.
p0naeats ~ the Pacific A~gton.

Dder the authority 81 Congress. the Post
Of'ioe department has adopted. as an auxiliary
10 IL operations. a plan for Publishing the
nsoes ~ persons " whom letters have bocn
sent ~ p1st Offices In California ard the Terri
tories Of Oregon and Washington.
by this system o letter can b. gbt to 0ny
post Once in tbs Pacific region Tor a person
whose location h ui,yiy uaknorn h~yoDd the
mere fact that bs IL ome1hsys 10 California OF
the Territsies 81 Oregon and Washington
yet, incredible ~ Il may seem. the ultimate re-.
crp,ion Of the letter by the refron Tor whom il
IL intended is rendered .h,guy probalie. The
peces-ary circular Is being prepared, which
when completed publicity viii h. given 10 Nh
system by the Post Osiioe Department. 10 en-
able those who msy be- 40 disposed 10 avail
themselves u ia Advantages.
The Efforts 81 the Postmaster General 10 pro
mae ,be highest degree Of efficiency IN the DE-
r~s.soep' over which be- prespies viii be sppre
eisttd by discriminating public- B,aI,ing
I'm Nn,op.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-20

The earlier We become = State, the sooDer
We will rid ourselves of such yillainous lcgisla.
ton, therefore We think Mr.. BALcoxnEs rcso
luton should have bern adopted, ps,witbstanti-
ing Mr.. SxrzsRs invariable rule 10 oppose any
measure ior the public good that might he in
troduced by an opponent. Minneapolis Df'ao-
Graf.
The reflection. contained in the above, upon
MIR. Ssrxrn. is merely an exhibition Of personal
maliguity upon the part Of the editor without,
foundation in fact and not deserving notice
wcr all our citizens acquainted with the kna
wish stupidity which has characterized the pc-
li,ical acts aud sayings Of Mr.. Vacant and
Se'py lmpetuosi,y since his advent into Min
nesota.
No member Il! the past Legislature was more
active ssna a5tifihg ri tic sarP5f, " 'A,hs6'isr
public measures than Mr.. SErsxR, whether intro
duccd by political friend or foe. In his oppos-
ton TO Mr.. BALcosp's illadviwd resolutions, he
not ony acted judcously, hu, In accordance
with public sentiment throughout the Territory.
We could not always agree with thu position
Of Mr.. $. on questions arising In the Irgisla-
turc but tina, he acted honestly md with a
view Ia subservc the interests Of tho whole
Territory WI never doubted. by his closc ana
upremittiDg attention to the duties Of hin posi.
tion he acquired an influence with the mem
bcm Of both branches Of the Legislature, sec
ond to no other individual
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-20
senator 1ru a, lsu %.

We have already announced that Hon. liz.
MAS Tg Mmr,. had been confirmed in biz seat
as Senator from Illinois, by u vote Of 81 ayes
t. nays. The vote stood thus
YEAp- Adsms. Alien. ls 81 Tennessee, BnEht Bryvp,
BETTER Csss, CDlism~f, CT'ttenasn, Dodge, Dsrkse.
F,sp. Fessepder, Fl.h Foste Poster Gsyef, Hale
Iiamlir, Harlan Houston Hunter. Jsms-, mallory Ma
scn, Psaree Reel Ra.h, Sebastian. seward Sumner.
Torcsy. wade Wilson. yDis@
stY--Clsv. lvsfsou Iolnsn Jonss at boss rvgh,
sitl-lI rtasri, weller.
The decision Of th. question also ,iccides
that the STATE of Illinois has no right 10 define
the conditions necessary :" quality fnited
States Senator.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-20
~ nnrksAOne.o

There arc Indications in the political world
that the supply Of this article, In Republican
hands, is running out The long contest for
the speakership bad the eiEc, Of weakening
the " bsck-booes " Of many OF the brethren. and
they have since saecumbed tn the enemy, under
the pressure OF present advancement and future
promotion. One u the most notable Instances
cl this character Is thai ol "l.kw. CANrRsii, +"
as Dcighbor OWNS familiarity calls The liindoo
Republican representative from Ohio, At a
recent FILLxoRs ratification mccting in Wash.
ingtou, "IKw. ulaaie strong American speech.
no, exactly endorsing the nominee hu, exhibit
ting ardent signs Of desire to cave" H. rs
be expressed Il himself. the niggcr could be
KEEP, out Of tho wood pile A, the same
meeting, senator CKrrwSpsS Of Kentucky.
and other "slaveholders made speeches fu-
sion has become second nature with our Re
publican brethren, and they have now arrived
at such happy state as To be able to t,sc with
and upon any body, from Fmsp. poum.s and
the 4" ASax,. GAnRisi. of the North. 10 the
slave traders" VIZ quote their own words
and auctionecs ii the South. And do I, all,
too, Tor the =" love Of freedom"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-20


to a very limited cx,en,, In this ,aa W. nm
claim thai we mean n DESTROY hs,a,S, NJ. San.
not conquer and keep. Rut uhs, n,.,,l,, am,
to follow such unhallowed war,src--,he mml,
Of warf.n, the most Precious OF Asia,h, M
tons What Il to become Of British North
America especially of Upper Canada Is
that fine and rising prov.nce 20 become a
battlefield, and to I've rayagys hy ,ire aud sword
to please a few desperate SPECTATORS and fr,
brands amouss, us As rvank our Trupi
cal colonies, every one who knows them know,
that one American frisa,e could Law peary ey
cry town in them of any Importance IN a.h,s
We cannot pursue the cours, almdcd TO and
deprecated, without exposing ourselves 20 ter
rible retaliation. in,,spen,.,n, of s,ll create,
aud morc lasting evils,
Doubtless the iu,errupliou of commercial
relations between this country aud the United
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-20

The London Morning Post contains an article
which is very abusive Of the United States. Il
abounds with misrepresentation. II says that
our Government Is an anomaly, and that view.
ed according to European notions, II can scarce
ly I've called Government. II ailirms that in
more than half the territory, there is no police
to preserve order. and that Judge Lyscn ad.
ministers the only law recognized, II also says
that England and France should concert u
course Of action hearing especially on the iilli.
bustero expeditions, and that the MoSnor Doc.
trine should be first dealt with. We annex one
or two Of the closing passages oi the article -
But how deal with flibusteringS II con.
fined to land expeditions. there IL no means OF
countcraction, except by employing agents and
rendering advice and assistance to the parties
attacked The manner and extent Of any ma.
tons r@ort TO such means must Of course de.
pend on Its views of interest and expeslieDcy
but the right d freely using thrm may be DE-.
clarcd on general grounds, and that IL all that
can I've done
BIT In regard to expeditions fitted ou, by sea
the remedy IN easier. The ships and steamers
conveying troops or materials Of offensive war
when there Is no declaration " war between
the respective Governments. may he treated a.
pirates and seixed a. such. IHt EnglsBd and
France agree 10 authorize ADD dirsct their vcs-
sIs oi war 10 detain and search every vesei
employed upon sueb expeditions and r., them
strengthen their spuaairo',s NO m 10 have vessels
watching the line such expeditions must p,ir.
spe, and they will be cifectaally .topied And
fncan-e tlc right Of search will be- the point
npon which Resistance would bo made 10 such
~. .i 1| e.. "" .,' ,.. ~ "'."''on =
Of dernurrave pcr bour be agreed unoo r,gu.
lated by the ,unnage Of the vessel stopped Tor
~h,eh s.'' 10 cas' "o'nne s'rp'c'oo' @ 'oona
yss.@I b,ve the rich, If cla;m;n, III. de,nn,
rage as compensation for the Iueonyepicncc
suffered.
a sch'I"e o.s'n 90 ,h''s. principles might OF
INV ,nx.rs Of r",,,e and ,u;,h, ,h"n !. "nm"'',
nica,ed To other nations for general adoption.
" ressbsi by The Om'eh states, TO whose ,es-
scls 0, war amor commission, equal powers
would OF course b. coa"shsi' The reason wonld
~ nai''ss.,--h cooh' on'y ''e 70 Sour" hmm
m'y 10 hi',on''cfing vessels nnd upon tina,
issne INC HthnS ah' ""ety 'osefnmehN ~
f'nfc'' must he prcpa'ed 10 ins'st' and carry
out their scheme 10 VIC a'' extremity The
1us'i" IL similar 70 10 'r appeal TO The moral
sentiment and pac'n. o,sIsrnen o. nations, I"
inst o' 'oe save Iae "hleh hng'am has
spent % maeh "'o"' aS. treasure 10 saPnesa
my lr' we heaA"''s takeh sRhins' hnihns
ter'ng tie 81 ''r -sf"e ehafsrtr'
The Post. il should be remembered. ba, a
net l;i, .isoe deoorne.d to,,. S
"'"e ""'- ''" ''N'''"''
a. the boi''es' and Da~S' Of usnrpf' II Is
now however, willing TO regard him NJ regu