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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16

PERFIDIoUs.-The matter Of the Repnb-
lican party of this county being saddled
with a member of the central committee.
who assumes the control of furnishing tick
cts for the whole county, man fully equal
to most of his fellows in caprice, vanity,
aud political recklessness and malignity, and
willing to crafty these pecuiarities, even
to the rupture aud devision Of the party,
printing the tickets of every neophyte whc
may see 6t 10 cooperate with him in his
Aefarious designs, upon the same form, and
upon the same paper, withou any mark but
the simple substitution of name, to distin-
guish tho regular from the irregular-thus
avsiIing himself Of the faith aud trust re-
posed in him, the more effectusuy to carry
out his mischieVous designs, and crafty q
bad heart, this we say is matter for thG
Republicans of the county to look intO and
reflect upon. 1t is for them to- decide
whether the party organization can with
stand this kind Of manouVeFing. and wheth
or IL shall be submitted to at the hands o
those who are drawing their means Of sub
sIstspOe EoInlit in no very stated measure
Think OF it RopabIIcsns, andmake up you
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16

THANKSGIVING DAY.-A New York pa.
per recommends the 25th of November
next for Thanksgiving throughout the coun-
try, it being the centennial anniversary Of
the surrender of Fort Du Quesne, and the
scventy-ffth anniversary of the evacuation
of New York, and the termination of Br-
tsh authority in this country.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16

The Boston advertiser publishes the subon-
ed letter from the Hon. Charles Sumner to a
gentleman of Boston ...
"Ax, SAVOY, Sept. IL 1858.
"Look at the map of Europe, and you
will find, nesting in the mountains of Sa-
voy between switzerland and Fra!.ce, tue
little village of AK, generally known as
Aix-les-Baines, from the baths which give
it fame. There l am now. The country
about is most beautiful, and the people
simple aud kind.
"My life is devoted to my health.
wish that could say that an not still
an invalid but, except when attacked 10y
the pain on my chest, am now comfort
able, aud enjoy my baths, my walks and the
repose aud incognitC which lnd here.
IL begin the day with dOuehes, hot and
cold and when thoroughly exhausted am
wrapped 10 sheet and blanket, and convey
ed to my hotel aud laid on my bed. After
my walk, | find myself obliged again to
take to my bed for two hours before dinner.
But this whole treatment is 10 pleasant
contrast with the prolraeted suffering from
fire which made my summer toTIBent.-
And yet fear that l must return again
to that treatment.
1T is with pang Hnspeskable that l
ind myself thus arrested i1 the laboFs OF
life and in the duties Of my position. This
is harder to bear than the fire. / DO not
hear of friends engaged ia active service
like TrumbuAiD IuiDois--Without a feeling
OF envy. slaF rE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16

A PRECEDENr FOR JUDGE TANEY.--In a re-
cent lecture on Spain, delivered in New York
by George Sumner, some account was given Of
the Inquisition, and its origin was ascribed to
political rather than religious motives. As
substantiatipg this view of the case, Mr.. Sum
ner quoted the following passage from one of
the official dispatches sent home by the Vene-
tian Ambassador, in the year 1888
The InquiSition is however, the greatest
means of government in Spain. 1t is, in
fact, a great Supreme Court, with which
the King can accomplish much, for its
judges are under bis control and it does
not hesitate to PROFOUND DEGREES, and judge
matters not brought before it by any of
the recognized forms OF judicial procedure
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16

MORE COUNTY UNIONS. From all Sec
tions of the State We hear of unions be-
tween the Americans aud Republicans on
county, and more especially congressional
nominations. In the 18th district, Clark
b. Cochrane, the present Republican mem
Der of Congress, was nominated day before
yesterday by both the American and Re
publican Conventions If this sound policy
is generally adopted throughout the State,
we shall have few LecomptOntcs in the
next Congress from this State
Buffalo Commercial Adrertiser.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16
I Q. FARMER,
u . John Reid, Deceased, PrM,
vs.
Jasper r. Hathaway,
Mary y. Hathaway, Il
Jnln Hathaway nerf
Administrator of
In the Court nf Com
m1n Pleas of Ashta-
bula County, Ohio.

jasper r. Hathaway, and Mary +. Hathaway westEed
New York. will take notice. that j. O. FARMER Admnitra-
tor of John Reid deceased did the first day cf September
1855 file hs petition In the Court Of Common Pies
within and for the Conty of Asht,hu aud In the State Of
Ohio against JaSer Il. hathaway, Mary E. Hathaway and
John Hathaway deenents PRAYING for jud against
r. Hathaway, for $5D 45lOO and interest and FIR the
o house and lot in the borough Of Conneaut in said
ty morgaged to said plaintiff ht said Jasper r. Hathaway
AMI Mary 4. Hathaway, the payment said sum
Of Money and the said Jasper Il. Hathaway and Mary
Hathaway, required Ia said petiian before
the third Saturday after the first day of October Dated
August 31st 1855 j. O. FARMER;
81 asa Administrator Of John Reid. ,'ecenNd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

N Office is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed and qualified adminsra-
deceased. n. fAsSErr.
Ashiabua, Oct. l2th, 1855. st4Oo
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE-WilI
~ be sold at private sal the following real estate belong
ing to Juiia Casiie, minor,
Situated in the Township Of Asbtabula,
bounded and described follows 10 wits beginning In tn
center Of the North Ridge road the East line Of lot No
~ thence North along the East line OF said lot No 20 hen
North, the Fest line 81 chans and 90 links thence East
chain and So links thence south paae with the East linz
Of the farm from which tis l. taken to thu centre Of sa
road thence Westerly along the centre OF said Oad 10 t
place nf beginning containing O Of land Tho ans
s divided Into pOw. meadow, and wood The terms mad
known application to the Subscriber.
ANAsA CASTLE, Guardian.
Aahtabula oct. 18th, 1858. 4tsa0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16

CALF, procured, what Mr.. C.'s friends failed
to do, supply of printed tickets, and run
him in. They are both, so far as We know,
good men, and would 6l tho Office crcdita-
bly, and acceptaby.
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Iowa looks right so far as heard.

THE ELECTION IN HAMILTON CoUNTY.-
The auspicious result of the election in
Hamilton county is just cause of congrat
ulation throughout the State. The entire
Opposition County ticket is elected by
handsome majorties. Pendleton, Demo
crat is reelected to Congress in the First
District by meagrc majority, and GurIey
Republican, takes the place of GroesbeeE
by about thousand majority.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16

JUST PrBsHED the 9Th addition. in sealed envelope gratis
and mailed to any address. posad receipt Of stamps
This little WORK, smanaiing from celebrated member oftle
medical profession gives tho most important information
published TO all persons entertaining doubts nf their physical
condition. who conscious Of having haded their
health and hapiness-contauing the particulars nj
tely aud perfect remedy for SperatorrGa Seminal
Weakness Debility, Neryousi Depression 81 Spirits Io,A
Oi Energy. lAssitude, Iimid Involuntary Seminal Dcrg
Impaired Sight and Memory Botcles ard Pmp,es tho
Face Piles Indigestion PapittioH o the Heart and Bodily
Prostitution Of the whole system inducing iml aud
mental and physical ine,rAcly OF which every
may cure himself privately and nj triang expense
y Address Or. CHI J. O. KLINE 1st Avenue cor 18th
e'est. New York; Post Rox. No. 1855. 3ml52
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16

The returns from this state are scattering, but
encouraging beyond anything we bad darad 10
hope. The State is safe, and we have probably
gained at lelst two members of Congress. Pen
dleion, loco, in the first district is elected iu
the 2d-Gurley Pep. elected in Hamilton CO.
opposition ticket elected by some l, 100; Musk
lngum co. ThOmpkins Rep. $50 ahead, foul
towns to hear from; Valaddingham in the 81
has $50 maj. ; Shelby and Miami, Republican
majorities Allen, loco, 4th elected MorroW
co. Rep Richland Ioso Handbook do, Co
shocton do, Tuscarawas Republican, Knox CO
Rep l4th Burns probably defeated Erie CO
Sherman Rep. elected Clark co, Stanton Rep
5000 maj in 9th Casey reelected eth Cor =
win opposition 10th Trimble, Rep llth loco
aud 2lst Bingham, Rep.
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INDIAYA.-A dispatch from Indianapolis, S,
dated 18th, says that the State ticket is in
doubt In the City of indianapolis and
five townships of Marion county, Porter,
Rep. for Congress, gains $50 over the vote
of 1856. Addison tp. Shelby Co., Porter's
maj SO, Rep. gain of 1O5. Washing
ton tp., Rep. gain SO, Van Bureu tp. Por-
ter's maj. 80, Dem gain IL. One tp. 10
Huron Co, gives Porter "a maj. Same tp,
in 1855 gave small Dem. maj. Tippeca-
noe Co. gives Rep. maj. of 45O to 60, a
gain of 200. Small maj. for Rep. ticket
in Boone Co.. usually Dem. by 200 maj
The returns thus far indicate the election
Of English, Adm Dem in the ID dist, by
small maj. Sd Dist, Dunn Rep, elected
4th do Hoffman, Dem. elected. 5th Xii.
gore, Rep, 9th Porter Rep. by maj. Of
800 to 400, which is Rep. gain in the dis
trict of ~ over the vote of 1856 5lh
Dist, Wilson, Rep. elected. 9th Colfax,
Rep. llth. Petit, Rep
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16

ATIANTIC TELEGRAPn.--The statement with
regard to the Atlantic Telegraph cable from
Mr.. G. +. Varley, Electrician of the Electric
and International Telegraph Company, would
seem to prove that the Eastern part Of the ca
bic was pretty much useless when it was laid
down from the Agamemnon-there being many
serious leaks in it even then that, owing to the
weakness Of the currents, no message sent from
Newfoundland TO Valentia has ever been re-
corded by the instruments, the two or three
dispatches transmitted being read from the de-
hections of the galvanometer alone ; that in
addition to the great leak or fault some two
hundred and sevety miles from Valcntia, there
is another quite as serious 500 miles or more
from that place that the copper conductor is
to small at any rate, and that the very power
ful electric currents required, both by the ex-
stance of the leaks and the smalness Of the wire
must very soon burn up the gutta pcrcha near
every point where the water already penetrate S
to the wire Thus if Mr.. Varley is to be taken
as authority, the cable was little better than
worthless when il was put down, and must soon
be totally destroyed as a cocductor Of electric
ity, by the action OF galvanic currents constant
ly applied toit.
Thus we get by degrees at the secret history
of the cable, and it is by no means credtable
TO those who have the management Of the en-
terprise. The only satisfaction comes from the
hope that those who lay the next cable will learn
something from the mistakes Of their predeces-
aors
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16

In the case of Geo. c. Bates VS.. the ILL,
nois c. +. r., for the possession of the
ground on which the depot of the company
is locate the jury returned a verdict for
the company.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16

A MINISTER TO SPAIN APPOINTED. The
Hon. VIM. Preston, of Kentucky, is au-
thentically announced as Minister to Spain.
He has accepted the appointment and is
engaged in arrangements for his disparturc.
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Dist.
/. John II. Ryan.
2. #Edw. JOY Morris, from, ph;l,
3. William Milward, "o'" l ''''"'
4. John p. Verre,
5. John Wood from Montgomery.
6. #John Hickman, from Chester.
z. Stokes L, Roberts from Bucks.
8. Opposition is elected.
9. 1haddeus Stephens, from Lancaster.
10. John w. Killinger, from Lebanon.
IL. james H. Campbell, from Schuylkill.
IL. George w. Scranton, from Luzerne.
l3. #Wiilidm II. Dimmickt, from Pike, &c.
IA. #Galusha A Grow, from Bradford,
16. Fisher.
II. LOHgnecker, probably.
l8. Samuel 5. Blair, from Huntingdon,
10. Opposition elected.
81. james X. Moorhead, from Pittsburg.
p. Robert Mcknight, from Allegheny.
%. *William Stewart. from Lawrence.
25. Elijah Babbitt from Eric.
NoTE-#Members of the present House.
Administration Members in italics.
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
Saturday Morning, Oct. I6, 1858.
A S II I A B U L A :

AsHrABULA ELECTION. the quiet
and indifference, or we might say, the alb
sence about onr village, of any unsual man
ifestations on Tuesday, no one would have
been led to believe that Election was upon
us. Everything see med as tame and pas
siye as midsummer oyster, if perhaps,
we make triAing exception in favor of the
election of Real Estate Assessor. In this,
there appeared to be some little local inter
est. The general vote was in accordance
with this state of things-something over
q hundred short Of the last gubernatorial
vote. The falling off, however, was not,
as is too often the case, confined to the OPP
ponents of modern Democracy. Compared
with the vote at the election alluded to,
the Republican loss was so, while our op-
ponents fell behind CO. RIcHMoSD tickets
found place among the rest, printed on
the same form, aud paper, with the Reput
liean, and % during the day, found their
way into the box. There was another
Sentinel office eDlaHatl0n, IN the shape OF {
Republican ticket with the name of j. r
GIDDINGs substituted for that of the regu
lar Congressional nominee, printed like the
other, a in ell respects the same as the regu
lar ticket. This drsw of more-making
no votes, just the number that Mr.. HUrcH
INs fell behind bis ticket. The "rule OF
ruin principle" which seems to have obtain
ed with some of our Jefferson friends, aud
was well exhibited in this, as on some pre-
Vious occasions. The effect will no doubt
be to lessen Mr.. HUTcmNs' vote, but it viii
fail Of the end aimed at, If that end is a de
feat Of bis election.
The vOtes cast for the respective tickets
wene Is followst
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16
PAPER, ENVELOPES, &c.

THE subscriber has recently opened at
the Store OF o. A. Amsden In Ashthbals Alage varied
and very superior stock Of
Writing Paper, Envelopes, &C.,
Of HOLYoKE MILLS MANUFACTURE, which he offers 10
the citizens of this place and vicinity at very moderate Ad
vance, for Cash.
He will visit the several towns Of this ounty aud exchanR
his goods for RAGS CASH. Dealers may supply them
this stock at better figures than elsewhere
und. II. A. STOChWELL. be
AshtabulA, June is, 1888. 443
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Consumption Cured !

nR. WIN. l.. HALL. Lung Physician,
~ of Cincinnati will remain at the Ashtabua House. Ash
tabua for week. where he may be consulted by all patients
afflicted with any disease Of the lungs throat viz Con
sumption Coughs BrOnShitis Bleeding Lungs, Chronic
Catarrh, &c.
Dr. H. having for devoted his whole time 10 the
study and treatment Of lung diseases has discovered
NEEDLES With which he has succeeded In curing alike In hr
second third stages Of the dHeasc and he " able t
guarantee In nneee out OF every twenty thai
place themselves under his treatment His remedies on,
effect cure but II used wherever there exists predspO
tiOn TO the disease, will prevent It's development.
He also gives special attention TO the treatment Of the fol
lowing diseases via; Chronic DrhUa, Incidental Weakness
peculiar TO Females Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Cancers Tu
mors ScOfuous Affections Deafness and all affections Of h
Ear or Eye, Pamlysis rheumatism Stery, Nervous De
biity Mental Imbecility Spinal Deormty, uavel CostNe
nesf and all Cutaneous Epons and humofr u the Blood
Dr. H. holds out false Inducements makes any pro
misses which he cannot fulfill.
Dr. Hall has many testimonials from the press NJ Cincinnati
and country rally throughout the southern part Of th
State and also from private persons Of the hghes
respectability Dr. H., win remain week. Consultation
AshfabHla. Orf IL. 1859
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VILLAGE ORDINANCE-Be it or.

daned by the Common Council Of the Incorporated VII
lage Of Ashtabua THAT before the 30h day OF Oco
ber 1s5s each and every person owning, having
Estate In fee simple Of the following described streets
viz Main street between the North Park Lake street.
lake street between Main and the intersection Of Prospect
street, Prospect street. between Luke street and the inter
section Of Division street; Vine street, between Main and
Prospect Streets Park Place keween Main and Park Streets
Division street. North side, between Park and Prospect
streets Park street between Vine and Lake streets be- and
they hereby required tO all fences other oh
Structons from said streets placing the fences the lines Of
said ss surveyed by VIM. W Hopkins County Surveyor
Sec If at the expiration Of the term aforesaid any fences
other distinctions remain within the limits Of said Streets
it shall he the duty Of the Marshal to proceed forthwith tn
the sme, charging the expense o removal to the
lot lots Of land in front of which ch removal nase
which charge shall become lien said land and said amount
II not paid within 30 days shall lie subject to penalty Of 10
per cent for non-payment. Passed October T. 1858.
II. l.. MORRISON Mayor
of the irc1rporated Village Of Ashtabula.
J. r RonERrsoS Recorder 3t45e
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DIR. CULvERwELL

IN VI 4 \ NHUVJU.--A meHICaI cSSny on
~ pep certain and radiant Of SPeTmatorTheU,
&c, nithOa the Of Internal aedieiBeS, oaufer-
iratioa aRy mechanical appliaNcss.
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hi'hmnnd s..-........2 IA eiddngu ............ 8
~ sbedanee to the call in the Telegraph
onr uitizens held a meeting on Saturday
evenihg last, and. put In nomination for the
eaace Of Rsei Estate AsssssOr, HEERx cHE,.
Nry, but some OF our East Villagers having
preference for shOin neighbOr, b. s. Mss
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THE VERY BEST TEA-Green or
Il Black, at EDw. u. ROBERTS.
THE very best and largest assortment Of
Il Coffee, at EDw. II. ROBERTS
SUGAR very low at
~ EDw. II. RODERES
THE best Syrup you ever saw, at
\ EDw. II. ROBERTS.
EIRST rate Molasses Cheap, at
a EDW II. ROBERTS
spices of all kinds, at
~ EDw II. ROBERTS
THE best assortment of Tobacco in town.
i Some very nice Natural Leaf at EDw. II. ROBERTS.
IF you have any CASH to spare, the place
! Il to get your moneys worth is at EDw. II. ROBERTS
IF you have any Butter, Eggs, or any
Il other Home Manufactures dispose Of take them 10
EDWARD n. ROBERTS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16

The Boston advertiser publishes the subjoin-
ed letter from the Hon. Charles Sumner to
gentleman of Boston
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16

COAP Soap Pays Best BaPlTrans-'
~ al 1SsrS.nt ED. II. ROBEkTS.
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Ohio State House, on The 9TH inst, directly un-
der the Office Of the Secretary of State, in a
room used by him as store-room, and by work.
men as paint shop. A large quantity of sta
tionary was destroyed, besides five or six hun
dred volumes Of public documents, embracing
the only complete set of documents from the
FIRST organization of the Territorial Government
to the present time. The origin of the fire is
unknown.
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Our Dispatches from Pennsylvania indicate
the election to the next Congress of the follow
ing
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09
From the Planters Advocate.
THE POTOM AC r A IE ROAD.
MEErING OF THE ECoM1fIssIoNERa

49,
:. In accordance with notice previously given,
several members Of the Board Of Commissioners
named in the Act of 1853, Incorporating the
BAETl1oRE AND PoroMAc RAILRoAD CosdPANY,.
designed to complete direct Railroad connec-
ton between Baltimore and Aqua Greek, ASSEM-
bled at this place on Thursday last, the 25th
ult.. for the purpose Of performing the duties
dexplrmg on them preparatory TO an organiza6
lion Of the Company The Commissioners pre-
sent represented the four counties Of ANNE
.AauNDz1 PRncE. GEoRGEs, CHARLES and ST.
! Mars, and many citizens from the same coun-
ties were also IN attendance, attracted by the in
teresting character of the proceedings 3
About noon the Commissioners met at the
Court House, and organized by the appointment
of Col. JOHN s. SELLMAN, ,of Anne Arundel,
as Chairman and Of JOHN w. JENKINS, Esq, d
Charles, IS Secretary The list of the Commits
sioners, as named in the Act aforesaid, having
been called over By the Secretary, the following
were found to be in attendance
EDlkUND ! PLoWDEN. of st. Mary,s,
1ascss pss IS Taosfsos e of Sea5as CHARLES
1oFN 8. sEII.MAN. Of Anne Arundel.
ALTER ", W. BOWIE, of Prince Georges,
!1!:lAM =! s! 4. 5AkKEk OF Prince Georges,
~ pINrnrV IA g Rns,6rF f1 g Flnce e p
7nIiSS "a. I'M s.. of Prince GEORGES.
The EHAnafxa stated that legal quorum Of
stAe Booxa ben9 present, It was competent for it
! % ergs11Se and I'd proceed to business. He read
t66 x6lf Under which they were assembled, and
that theif duties would be to inaugu-
subscription Of such an amount Of stock as would
enable the Com itself to become speedily
uroanizee He hor,e(1 their 6leliherations wo,,ld
led 10 this PRACTICAL result and announced the
readiness of The Cham TO receive any PROPOSE
8 sfiehs. tliat might IS offered.
@ ~. tsosr1s IS Roxu4. lr;of,,, oddross.,,7 tho
s s ~ $500 - AZ
q ~ .-ta- Th s.,,ss;a. - &c .l
:.
" ....d tla;s IL, -
4, az. ~ s..I, r. eLs
IVY y s,s ollaL .llas -
n, tbs s,,bscr;bers ,rera bu'the Act
f ;.,s 4,, .raats1 -,
,,15 hss,
- .ies Pras;ent ard Rood of D;ractor:
whose sr. atbor;tv ~ would s,,nersede that IF the
Cnrnm;ss;oners ~ Cnnsenneptly the dntv Of Of .tba
later an;,aarod Is Ia conf nad 70 tba adont;on
81 some plan by which the books might be O.
pened and subscriptions to at least The amount
g $oo, ,oOo secured. de would propose that the
t g uSu = = splgaa y - aas upon s,e
chan, Ie4l and F to the two snnnlements sunni ~ thereto
lActs, 1854. chap. 16O, and 1856, chap. s27;)
and also that the Secretary have authority to
procure lne necessary DOCKS dor preserving re-
cords q nelr Proceeoings. Winch propositions
HYf1zo zafYW<o $fH n
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-09

Mr.. ROBINSON thereupon rose and was receive
ed with evident pleasure and satisfaction by the
audience. In expressing his warm acknowledge
ment for the fattering manner in which he had
been called forward he was yet disposed to regret
that that manner was calculated to beget expec-
tationss which he was conscious of his inability
to crafty. It gave him very great pleasure te
be present, as friend of the great enterprize
which they had in view; but he was especially
kJleased at their intelligent appreciation of its
merits that had been exhibited, and Of the evident