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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

TRoTTING MATCH.-The lovers OF me
.his .,arnoou Of witnessing trial of speed, be-
tween TIVE Mamie Bell, well known on the Eastern
shores as a clipper, and "Independence, pay
gelding of fine speed and action. These two 'ns ,
crabs" are to have trial OF speed mic meas o,'
lars and so equal are they believed to be matched
that some of the knowing men are ready 10 throw IN,
up heads aud tails for choice and wager Lightly Oh
the result Mamie will be handled by Mr' "as9 l
the North, and will be made to put in her pes
ticks for her hackers. Mr. W. is here to establish
a training stable, and from the high recGmmendsa,
tions he brings with him Will soon nave ms
nv Mr. c. H. Miller. who is well known In our
community to all horse men, and as he is looking
az fine and fresh as new-blown RISE, Will be apr
to get below three minutes, II beaten Inc race
will come off at o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

ney~ SPECIAL NoTIoE.-The attention
of tobacconists and the public 10 asked to our sale
Of damaged goods. for account OF whom II may con-
sent g. Il. b. COOK 4 Co. Auct's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

Arctic, Cant. 3erryman, which has been engase,'
in the Atlantic telegraph enterprise arrived here
on Saturday night II. d. M. sooP Cayenh. ~ rta
on Sunday. She exchangd saintes VIII Wv Wv"
del and the Admirals flag ship this ihins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23
A CADEMlC DEP ARTMENT OF RIM

~ MOND C0LLEG Elm this School are Taught
EnSll sh lirammar, biography, History, 4 rithnetc
Algebra and the elements of Latin and Greek. II
has been placed under the management of Mr. II.
W. keinhart late an Instructor in the Albpmarle
both as scholar and deciplinsrian. The tuition
Zee OF students belonging exclusively to this depart
mcnt Is so for the session of nine months The SEES
sion opens on the lst day sf October. Catalogues
may be had application at the book of Me.srs
Harold Murray. Sc 23-dt4thO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

RTTo MERCHANTS, MECHANICS ANIL OTHERs-Mer
chants aud others wishing 10 have CIRCULARS
CARDS, BILI~TEADS, BILLS OF LADiNG. POST.
hhs &c, &C. printed, invited to call at our ex.
tehsive Job Office, which il supplied with almost
every variety TYPE embracing all the latest styles
OUR assortment Of CARDS large and small. Bust.
ness and Visiting. plain and fancy, cannot be ex.
celled. -
wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
style.
work executed at short notice and at the lowest
CASH PRICES. call from those desiring any de-
seription Of Printing 10 respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, corasr Of Main aud is,h
Fosts where can be seen sorar ~ shs nusst speei.
nssns 81 printing ever executed M thl. cuuntry,
5Ec. ., HAMAkhsIsY 4 co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

MANIPULATED GUANO. - 100 tons
N1 DeBurg's No. Manipulated Guano, receiving
from schr. w Il. Legget, for sale by
r. III. SKINNER & CO.
Sc q No SO Cary street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY !.

W certain cure for Fever and Ague LEON
ARDS ANTlDOTE for the above, is the create 4
discovery of the age. 1t has never been known To
fail and isconsidered by numbers that have used it,
land by the medicl! facuty.) the best medicine in
use.
References given by those who have been cured
by the above medicine.
Price 81 per bottle. To be had Of
THOMAS LEONARD
sea Corner of tlnv.nd s3arr a,ran,e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23
sa- spEc1AL NOTICE.. B. Cook

Co re- spectfuly ask the attention OF the ladies and
the pnblie generally, to the large assortment of
Housekeeping and fancy articles. now ready loI eS
animation at the store recently occupied by D. r.
Semple on Main between 9Th and 10Th streets.
Sale will take place Thursday. Path last, and be
Continued until the whole Is ssd sept e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

EA- ANOTHER of those very superior French
CATERS and Shoes has just been received at the I'm
porting House of ALEX. HILL, No. l27 Main street
Richmnnd IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

SETTLED DowS.-Last Monday morn
ing the Mayor going to the cage. found Andrew
Robertson confined therein for being drunk the
night before. Andrew, pretending to be very pen
tcnt for his conduct, asked for forgiveness and OBJ
tanned it. but he had only been released a few
hours when his ugly carcass was found by the DO
lice saturated with poison and spread Oh the side
walk to dry. Andrew was again locked up. and
yesterday his Honor sent him to the valley for re-
pentance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23
ELECTION meeting held last Mon.


day night, Of Company b Of the Young Guard bat
tallion, Mr.. G. A. CRtNP, a graduate OF the 'lrgi-
mia Military Institute, was elected Captain INC
battalion as we are informed. Is composed OF more
than one hundred active and efficient members,
and as soon as the uniforms are completed wiz
have a moonlight parade. Maj. Richardson -
sparing efforts to perfect his men III ulil, NJ ~
promises to turn out such corps as was never w
fore seen in Richmond. The Young uuara. un .s
his command, were at one time the priue 81 eli
city, and We can zee no reason why he snoniu Ia,
to mako the new organization equaily , :. Gil
then act az an independent one, and be AZ .ne Sc,
vice of tho Mayor at all times. MI HA 'a.n,art
MITCHELL has been elected Senior FIRST h'"'e'i'"'
of the same company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

TRY TIL f FRANGIpANNI PER.
Il FUME.-lt il an entirely new Perfume. and IA
ssrpasses any that has ever been brought to the no
tice of the public. For sale by
.e2s JN0. W POLLARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23
DEWARE or SUDDEN CHANGES

In a hckle climate like ours where one third OF
the population suffer from pains Of a neuralgia or
rheumatic character persons have it in their power
10 mitigate much suffering, by the free use of POL
LARD'S RHEUMATIC LINlMENT, which, BY its
wonderful action of the muscular and tendinsus
parts OF the body never fails to give speedy and per
manent relief. Prepared and sold. wholesale and
tail, by JNo W POLLARD
sea Drugpist 18th str.a,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

TELEGRAPH.-The telegraph wires being out o
order last night, are without our usual com
mercial dispatchcs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23
LOCAL MATTERS.
p,owxrp-On Monday nj,

DnowsEp.-On Monday night last, a
negro man. called Billy ISuck, In the employ OF
NJ n. W Green as o boatman. and owncd by MI
n E. Cauthorn. accidentally fell into the dock ana
was drowned Yesterday morning Coroner Fe"-
chy attended by Constable Butler, held an inquest
over the body, the Jury rendering verdict that
the deceaaed came To his death by drowning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

rHLEoRAPHIc NEWS.
REPORTED FOR TUE DAILY DlsPAr 'llHL...
49, - -. e,rus.uu

NORFOLK, Sept. 22-Bark Cuha rom " ',,n,.',.
ton. NJ C., bouni TO surinam of oraeokc,
ed rudder gone. Captain put IN hsIe ioi nrarote
and beaufort. Also. schooner C. VI. McLeare an"
others unknown ashore of Beautort; o.hoo,or
Schooner Wake. ashore off Oraeoke Bar. so MT,
n Rades arrived here from Cape Henry, wher'
she had been ashore Cargo saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

SPECIAL NOTICES.

RaJs PowERs' PnoroaRAPHs ARE NOT
INE PICTURES, like those made about town. towers
photographs arr mad. a. perfect and as white ana
smooth ~ the Ambrotype, with the use OF INK.
Those who have old and inferior Daguerreotypes
(Which will s,rn ade Of deceased friends, can have
them f'h6fooR tpHED and colored In oil which makes
them IA perfect n life and durable a. portraif
naintipy III Main st 2J-it%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

FIGHTING-Dick Meekins beat Bill De
bricks and was called before the Mayor yesterday
to answer for tho offence. After hearing the evi,
dence, Dick was set down s a dangerous Individual
to the peace and good order of the community, and
required to give bail, which he did.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Fort Of Richmond, !Sptr 22-Hgh Water o'crk.
ARRIVED,
schr. Emma Jane, Phillips, Alexandria, coal,
Stearns Thurston
Sehr. Eldorado, Saunders, Norfolk, mdze., W. D.
COquitt & Co
Schr May, Armstrong, Rappahannock river,
wheat &. r. Peaks
Schr. Marietta Smith, ReevelRnd. New York, gu
ano. John A. Robinson.
Schr. Charlotte williams, Golden, Philadelphia,
coal, Writ Roberts.
Sshr. Mary H. Banks Banks, Philadelphia coal,
s. 7. lIawes andlumher. Howell x Messler.
Schr. Kesish Bay liss. James River, wheat, Haxal
i Co.
schr. Alfred Rae, Creekmore. Gray's Creek, lum-
Der, Whtlock & Son.
Sloop Jane Smith, Alexandria, fish, Jams Win
stem.
SAILED,
Steamer Geo Peabody, PrtChett, Baltimore, mdse.,
Ludam Il Watson.
Schr. Emily Ann. Hooper. down the river. liRht.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

GENTLEMEN FURNISHING GOODS
- NEW AND FRESH ARRIVAL Lambs
Wool Shirts and Drawers Canton Flannel Shirts and
Drawers; shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers; Ne
rins Shirts silk bands and wristbands fine assort-
ment OF Cotton aud Merino Half Hose: large and
well selected stock of Fancy Ties beautiful lot of
Gentlemens Wa liking and Riding Gloves. Now open
and ready for sales at
n. WALKER h cos
ina Pearl and Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23
DIED.

At Moons Park, (the residence Of his mother) the
2lst inst Mr. PATRICK L. MOON, in the 18th year
of his age
On the 22d September, 1859. JULIA T., youngest
daughter Of Joseph A and Catharine X. Ragland
aged months and 19 days.
Ha- Norfolk papers please copy.
At the residence of her father. Mt Halifax Court
House, Va, on the 18th instant, Mrs MARY A. T.
WHITE, wife of David T. White, and oldest daugh
ter of Edwin and Elizabeth Grubbs, aged 10 years, j:
months and Il days
Farewell dear Ann, thou art gone
Forever from my sight:
Shall no more thy face behold,
SO cheerful and so bright?
And is that sweet voice forever hushed
On earth loved so deary
Tho, oft think have heard it move,
Still throbbng in my ear
Handed in by only sister.
ES~ Richmond Wing please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

N WANTED Four or FIVE BOYS,
H. over fourteen years of aIr-to learn mn
TETSlt sic in the Bands belonging to the Mounted
~ Regiments Of the Army. The full PAY OF
n soldier viii re given. For further particulars A.
pl, at the hecrniting Rendezvous, opposite Metro
politsn Hall, Franklin street.
d. IL. kUBEhTSON. LIST Lieut.. "a Dragons.
Sc 22-ts Recruiting Oficsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

WOOLLENS. BLANKETS AND LIN
W SEYS.-CHAS A. GWATKIN invites the
attention Of farmers and others his stock of WI o
lens for negroes aud laborers; Sheep Grey Satin"t
Blankets for ne0rDes; also. Fine Bed Blankets STIR
ped Shlrtlngs; Plaid CoftOns; FlaHHes Domestic
Ginghams, &c, Cash buyers are most respectfully
invited to call and examine the stock.
G.. A. GWATKIN
Sc % Opposite the Exchange Bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

PILrERrNG.-A free boy, known as Aus
tin Isaacs. from the county of Goychland. was ar
rested and taken before the Mayor yesterday, on
the charge of remaining In the city without pro,
npr register. When called TO the bar Bill Scott
stepped up aud accused the prisoner Of stealing u
pair of blankets the day before, and rs Austin had
no means of proving his innocence, he was ordered
to he dosed at the post, and then locked mp for
safe keeping.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

rARPETS.-C. A GWATKIN invites
~ the attention of buyers to very large stock Of
arpeting, at all prices from Is cts TO the finest qua
lty, G. A. WATKIk
Sc % ODDesite Eychanfre RANK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23
800

"A WANTED ONE HUNDRED
~ YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATS
(TU MOUNTED SERVICE, to serve in Kansas,
~ Nebraska California Texas and New Mex
Pay from l2 to s22 per month. HAcse=, arco'-
Tement, slothog, food and medical attendance fur
ished free Of G. larne.
For further i fnTmarien, apply az the Rendezvous
franklin street, opposite Metropolitan nnt I.ish.
nond Virginia. r. II. ROBERTSON,
lEt Lieut.. ID DragoGns
jY, 23m Recruitsg Officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES, by
~ EXPRESS T0-DAY.-A lot handsome CASH
mere Business Coats, from 81 30 to I2Oa
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants from 400 TO 8 90.
Fancy Merino and aSsimere Vests from so to 600
Received another lot of those Rreze Cashmere Suits
at 1890.
All in want of the above Goods, would do well 10
drop in aud look before purchasing.
N. WALKER a co,
paar md Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

In Norfolk, Washington, and New York, liberal
subscriptions have been made for the relief OF the
sufferers by the late distressing calamity efthe
Central America. Wives have not only been made
widows and ildren fatherless hut these wretched
survivors Of the loved and lost" have been reduce"
10 he most complete and helpless poverty we
trust tina, some steps will be Immediately taken In
o,r own city 20 raise relief for these sufferers
Richmond should no, DO behind any other Virginia
c,ty in this work of benevoleuce and mercy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

THE Florida Champion states that tho Governor
elect of that state nos resides in a small doub'r
log cabin built up with peeled pine poles
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25
The peril of II Past.

When we, as children, used to play
Sun-burning in the uew-mowu hay
Or pelt the apples swinging high
Like suns that swung athwart the SKY
So red they seemed
never dreamed
Those happy days would Ger 60 by
An instinct claspcd our tiny hands
Whene'er we paced the yellow sands
And like our footsteps, side by SIDE,
Our lives all uoiseless seemed to glide
Aud yet, alas
1t came TO pass
That YOU became auother's bride
meet you in the festive throng.
And you arc stately, am strong.
sometimes think that in your eyes
see the old affection rise f;
But leaning there,
Behind your chair,
Your husband stands L will be wise
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

S III a s IA I2 TE s ;
- consisting Of -
Is, OOO lbs. China Rice,
5000 lbs. China Sugar,
100 barrels Crushed Sugar,
100 box Sperm & Adamt Candles,
100 sacks Rio and Java Coffee,
rs firkins Butter,
80 cases Lard,
5000 lbs. Salt, and 10 lb, Sacks,
2,OO0lbs. Sugar Cured Ham,
5000 lbs. Salt Bacon,
rs boxes Hills Soap,
100 cases Green and Black Tea,
3,000lbs Beans,
90 Ogross P & I'll. Yeast Powder,
ED I'd GE M<A I'd = Il - SssS a
Assorted Pie FFsaits,
CHAMPAGNE, BRANDIES, WINES,
LI0U ORS,
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS
B @ O T So s. EL % Eg s. ,
Hats, Saddiery. sc.
a GALL ED
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

DY a steamboat explosion on Western river,
IA passenger was thrown unhurt into the water,
and at once struck ont Justify for the shore.
blowing like a porpoise the while. lie reached
the bank almost exhausted and was caught by a
by-stander and drawn out painting.
Well old fellow, said his friend, had a hard
time ell "
Ye.ycs, prc-protty hard, considern'. Wasn't
dom it for myself, though was a-workin' foI
one o. them insurance offices in New York. Got
q policy on my life, and wanted to save them
Tdidn't care.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

PLAIN SpEARING The Earl Of Orford, in re-
ply to an application made to him by the sccro-
tary Of the Norwich Bible Society TO take the
chair at thoir meeting, writes as follows :---
SIN II am surprised and annoyed at the con
tcnts Of your letter surprised, because my we'll
known character should have exempted me from
such an application. and annoyed, because il
obiges me to have this communication with you.
have long been addicted to the gaming table
| have lately taken TO the turf fear frequent
" blasphcme- have never distributed religions
tracts. All this was weil known to you and to
your society Notwithstanding which you think
me a tit person for your president Goa forgive
your hypocrisy. / would rather live n the land
of sinners than with such saints am, sir, etc.
(Sgned) OnFoRp- putin Fyeaaa'S J0urnai
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25
TRINITY JOURNAL.
sCOTTIsu BALLAD.
FAIR HELEN.


The ballad of Fair Helen is well known, and
the story is simple, Helen, q lady of great beau
tv had two lovers, one Of whom was preferred,
but their passion being dsplcasing to her family
they were obliged to meet in secret During one
of these interviews the discarded suitor appeared
on the opposite bank of the stream, and in ut
of Jealous rage leVelled his carbne at his rival
Helen sprang before her lover to shield him, and
received the bullet The following song is sup
posed to be sung by the bereaved man over her
grave:
u wish I were where Helen lies,
Night and day on me she cries,
o that were whore Helen lies,
On fair Krkeonnell Lee
"Curst be the heart that thought the thought
And curst the hand that fred the shot,
When in my arms fair Helen dropt
And died to succor me
90 think ma yc my heart was sair,
When my love dropt doun aud spak nae mair :?
Then did she sWoon wi meikle care
On fair KiIkconuell Lee
CAS- | went down the water side.
None but my foe to be my guide,
None bat my foe to be my guide,
On tah kilkcounell Lee
a. lighted doun my sword to draw
| hacked him in pieces sma'
hacked him in pieces sma'
For her sake that died for me.
" wish my grave were growing green,
a wiuding-sheet drawn over my cen,
And in IIclcn's arms lying,
On fair KWhconuell Lee
Not far from the locality of this romantic tale
a Scotch gcnteWoman has recently been arrested
for poisoning her accepted lover. She felt anXi
ous TO rid herself OF him in order TO accept the
proposals of later and more favored sutor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25
More Mormon Mischief.

The papers of the Mississippi States overflow
with accounts of the tide of Mormon immigra-
ton. The dalascd creatures are pouring into
Utah from every part Of the world, aud the ne
cessity for the recent prompt action OF the Ad-
minStratiOn in regard to the cvll was imminent.
According to the AZ Y. T.mea, the disgusting
fanatics have been driven from Cincinnati, and,
several hundred strong, are now q. route for thc
bcstial Zion. Twenty five hundred are expected
to leave Cleveland this summer Eight hundred
more recently passed through Peru, (ll) Three
hundred passed Rock Island. In fact. Brigham
Young VIII soon be in position to contend with
a very respectable force, should one lie sent ont
to bring him to SENSE OF reason. But the Times
understands that the government is noiscessly
concentrating a large body Of we'll trained troops
on the frontier. 1t is collecting an enormous
ctock of provisions, put up in the French style,
~ very small bulk, so as to supply an army Tor
some time with ratiOns without leaving it depcn-
dent. at any time, upon the resources OF the
country where they may be b,ltted for hostile
Indians know how to harrass tatigucd men, Nor
mons know how to poison. as we'll as murder.
armed " Geutlcs,7 and Utah is proverbal at
certain seasons for producing much larger crops
Of Erasshoppcrs than cereals. The Ioaes antlcl-
pates, Therefore, great explosion before long IN
Mormoudom, in which our ycHcrated Uncle sam
ucl will probably take an active part, and the
" saints ~ he made to atone for stopping the
wheels of federal Justice, burning the archives
of the L. 5. Court. and compelling the officers o
the general government to adopt Fastaii S prn
ciple in regard to discretion aH the better par
of valor." The struggle since it must come
cannot come too soon. Brigham Young must be
! taught lesson OF obedience to the laws aud tho
constituted authorities. If not, the evil vii
only grow with time and tolerance. until it,
very magnitude may make it a subject of nccus
saly compromise instead of eXtlrpauon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25
Governor sewnrd-- Remarkable Lc,rer.

The Cincinnati Eaoutey uncarths the follow
ING truly remarkable letter, written Wy GOV. Sew
ard. We invite the special attention of our Re
phlcans friends to its pro slavery positions.
What will they say of it
One of the most distinguished and able Re.
publican leaders is, doubtless William It, Sew
ard. L. s Senator from New York A rcmini-
scencc in the shape of a letter, has been recent
lv revived Of him, which on account OF its s2nsi-
bic views Wcll deserves republication. lie was
then in 1858. candidate for Governor OF the
State. against VIM. l.. Marcy 4 lettor was writ
ten to him by some AboitjonjSts, inquirjng II he
was friendly to the repeal Of the law then IT
force in New York which permitted Southern
crs, in the journeys through the state, TO bring
with them their colored servants, and hold them
without molestatjon. for limited period. IL
this inquiry Mr. Seward returned an answer ~
follows;
" But, gentlemen, being desrous to be entire
~ candid in communication, it is proper to say
that am not convinced it would be either rise
elpe5jeat or htmane to declare to the citizous 0
the South ol South Western States, that il they
travel to or from or pass through the state ol
New York, they shall not bring with thcm the
attendants whom custom or education or habit
may have rendered necessary to them | have
not been able to discover any good object to be
obtained 10y snch an act OF inhospuality, ea'
tajA{Y can rorf ne jjiWV TO as, Hoy can Il Dc uQH
rjouS to The LcRgs IN bondage, to permit them once
in their lives and at most, on occasions few and
far between, to visit country where slavery ie
unknown / CaR tVta cpacette 0f deatfts 10 Hl
great ca,ue Of hUEaH MertH ft0m tie c'atlpu, oH
Of HjS Intercourse lciN The South
81 viii not press these considerations Rowing
from the nature Of our Union and the mutual
CONCESSIONS on which it was founded against the
propricty of such nn exclusion as your question
contempIatcs apparently for the purpose only o
avoiding an implication not founded in fact, and
which the history Of our state SO nobly contra
dicts II is sufficient 10 soV tiat such an eyclt~a1
could hare good cdjct PyacficaHY, and 'ro"id oc
compiish aothmg 10 tie gfeat cause Qt hHaaaDog'
Mr., Seward has never to our knowledge, re-
tractcd the sentiments above, aud yet he is one
of the great leaders Of the Republican party
aud delights to stigmatize the proslaycry De.
moeraoy.'