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CONVERSATIONAL

liz THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Seward gave no.
tice that he will, on some future day, introduce
bill to reorganize the Saprsme Court Of the
United states SO that the several States shall be
Represented in said court mare nearly oHthe basis
Mr. Benjamin introduced BIN to provide for
the Rye.ssr safety Of Pasengen on board e
The nJia ma contested election case w. ne n
taken up, end was under consideration when our
report closed IL NF = y ~
In THE HoUsE, Mr.. Warren asked leave 10 in
troduce a resolution providing that all debate In
G ,mmittee Of he w hole the state Of the
Union shall BE- confined to the subject under con-
| sideration, and that Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays be set apart for generai discussion on
| On the motion to suspend the rules TO allow the
resolution to be received, the vote WAS yeas A,
| Mr.. J. G. Jones, from the Committee of Ways
| and Means, reported joint resolution appro-
| priating s35 600 for the payment of the expenses
| incurred by the several Investigating Commit
| tees of the present House Of Representatives.
Mr.. J. stated that the sum named in the reso
| luton was the amount Of expenses already In
| Cured and which may be incurred, provided
| that the committees do not continue their inves
LEGATIONS. II, however, all the other committee,
| which are appointed act, and see proper to send
for persons and papers in relation to the various
matters submitted to them, then Sie0, OO0 or $50,
| 700 will not probably more than cover the entir
| expenses ensuing therefrom. - O.. .-ast j.
Several members desired Mr. J. to state tn
prop orton OF these expenses incurred by the sew
| efal committees This he was unable to do at tia
moment; and, In answer to a question, be sai
that the committee to Investigate the Foil Smell
N affair had already expended some Ss0Oo.
, | The resolution was carried
Mr. Campbell asked leave to introduce q reso
luton authorizing the President to take measur,
fJr the pacific acquisition of the territories
Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and OF he
portions of North America, and Cuba and oths
islands adjacent thereto and providing for th
T admission Of these territories, islands, &c int
| the Union - ates
Objections being made Mr.. C moved to SUI,
pend the rules that il mig ht be submitted. TT
| motion was lost by the following vote-yeas II
| nays lS5 .... ...
A further answer was then received from NJ
r w Walcott, witness in the case of alleg.
: corruption Of members Of Cong ress by Messr
Lawrence, stone 4 Co but had not been res
3 | when our re port closed
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down officers thus disposed Of will be benefited
by being placed upon light and easy duty (gen-
orally Of an office nature) which their age and
experience most ats them for, and the corps into
which they will be transferred will be greatly
benefited by having thus infused into them the
practical knowledge Of which they are now so
much in want SriRRVP.
Tas TREArr.-We have private advices this
morning from Nicaragua. They reached New
York at Up. m. on Saturday last, by the Star
Of the West. The Cass and Iris r i treaty hrs
been ratified by Nicaragua, without dotting an
or crossing . t, amid rejoicing on the part of
the entire population of the country. News Of
the event reached San Juan in time to 60 down
the coast by the British steamer, and to inter
cept the California mails brought by the Amer
lean steamer named above. The route travelled
necessarily by those bringing the information
from the Nicaraguan capitsD was not safe for
the bearer of the treaty Insomuch as President
Martinez was not disposed to risk the contin-
gency Of Costa Rica's possible desire to pocket
1t, az ransitm, he prudentIy determined to
send it by the way Of San Juan del Sur, which
point could not be reached in time for its bearer
next arrival from that quarter will of course
| bring it hither.
THE HOUSE DEMOCRATIC Caucus. The
| state Of the weather resulted in slim attend
ance at this meeting. called for Saturday nigh,
last. Mr.. John Cochrane was in the Chair
with Mr.. Reagan as Secretary. The Chair
was directed to appoint committee Of FIVE t.
advise with him as to the propriety of calling
such meetings in future. Much in genera
and little in particular" was debated. Tn,
feeling manifested was good, and no doub
whatever was entertained of the triumph o
the policy Of she Democratic party upon tn
| Kansas question.
CALIFORNIA MAILs.-The General Land Of
fee is in receipt Of late California mails, anc
we shall probably be able to lay before ou
readers tomorrow the results of the labors @
the surveyors respecting private land claim
in that State and the territories adjacent.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIpENr-By an.
ariM tile adrice and consent of the Senate
Robert Burns, as Collector of the Customs 70
the district Of Passamaquoddy, in the State G
Maine vice Bion Bradbury, whose commissio
expired.
TIE WEArHER.-The following report of tn
weather for this morning is made from the Mors
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institute
The time of observation is about8 O'Clock q. m
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o. The sieighing is excellent in Maine. and
the people are enjoying themselves to the emery
tinkling of bells"
, III Bayard Taylor spends the winter In Greece
tne only country in Europe which he has not
H A law Suit is in progress in Chicago, in
sonsmg me tue 10 eighty acres of land in that
city worth over half million of dollars.
III Palmer, the sculptor. now residing at An.
rora, is nara at work on the . White Captive -
isnale n9de figure, intended as a companion TO
the - Indian Girl W
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FROM KANSAS The Westport correspondent
of the st. Louis Republican says, under date OF
Of Feb. 5th
Gen. Mclean, President Calhoun's chief clerk
In the surveyors Office, has been compelled to
leave Lecompton, and is now in this neiphbor-
hood
He brings the news that day or two since
Shenf Walker, with a band OF Danites as
posse at his heels, went with search warrant 10
McLean's office and demanded the returns and
poll books of the recent elections under the L.
compton Constitution. They endeavored to take
Mclean prisoner, but he escaped, and SAYS it was
expected he would have been hung by mob at
lawrence had he not got away. Suspecting some
effort would I've made to get possession of the r.
pers left with him, Mclean buried them under
his wood pile, but was watched by a spy who
was always on hand. The mob, for il was noth
Ing elxe, the search and seizure being unlawfnI
Tor they We're private papers for the time being
went TO the place Of concealment, dug up and
tt ok away the papers
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PERSONAL.

-. Ex-President Tyler is fast recovering from
his illness. =.
-. Major Hill, T. s A., and lady, and Hon.
Hollis White, N. Y. are at w lizards
80. Gen. WIN. T. Haskell, of Tennessee, has
again become dersng-d, and is now confined in
-. Gen Earney, Col. sumner, Captain X. c.
Drum, U. :. A., Capt. McKinstry, u s. n, AID
lady, are at w illarus'.
-. Hon John Wentworth, Mayor Of Chicago,
silPPt d and fell 10 the pavement on the sth inst ,
dsiocating his shoulder by the accident
49,. MIR. James r. Jordan, who was lately
Killed by Walter Withers, in Campbell county,
va, was brother to the proprietor of Jordan's
Springs, near Winchester.
49,. An rHchange notices the marriage OF Miss
Angrline Brahan, daughter OF the great vocalist
and adds . We cong ratulate the bridegroom upon
ms privilege OF repOsing, even on earth, upon
Braham's bosom.
49,. Ex-President Fillmore was serenadrd at
Albany on the occasion of his marriage, but id
not come out. Mr.. Fillmore is not PARTICULARLY
partial to serenades, as he evimced w hen he made
his appearance in full Arkansas costume at a
northwesterly window of the White House one
night TO respond to the nomination of Gen Scot.
and advised his visitors to 60 and show to the
rising, Instead Of the setting sunn
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The Law OF DIvORcE,-The question Of di.
vorce that has long agitated the ecclesiastical
authorities Of England, has cnlminat at last in
the recent PRONUNCIATION Of an order from the
Bishop Of Oxford to the clergy Of his diocese
enjeining upon them to grant no authorization Of
marriage, however confornable in other respects,
to any person who may have obtained decree Of
divorce, II the husband or wife OF such per,o6 so
divorced, he still living. This pastoral instruc.
ton has created considerable sensation, iuso,nucb
as II comes In conflict with the authority and IN.
tention Of the civil law, which allows the mar.
riages thus sought to be prevented ..ltsg
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IHE PROPOSED ARMY RETIRED LIST
WAsHINGTON, Feb ID ISsS

WAsHINsrON, Feb ~, 1858.
EdftO~ Of the StaT:
The sentiments of your correspondent, "Rine, -
publish' d In your issue of yesterday, meet with
hearty response from all who take interest in
army affairs.
Tue necessity for a retired list for the army, In
an oft-repeated want and IL II were not for the
bnngling work made Of that for the navy II would
De an easy matter to obtain from Congress the
much needed law
AS u Is, the prospects are not 80 unfavorable
.oi tue present session as to cause despair among
those who hope for il.
Ia the event Of the present bill before the Sen
cn,n pssssing land there appears to be hut little
81 oi u under Its present form \ an effort will
=, ,h aue 70 accomplish the desired increase and
tired list @i inc dement's Oh re-
on. me proposed mode will be to change the pres
ent coIPs OF engineers, Typographical engineers
and ordnance, into mounted regiments iahing
from them only such of the officers as will is
= mcient Tor that duty, the vacancies thu. forueS
these corps to be- ile by monet acient oficers
from the other regiments of the line Nv thi.
means efficiency will be obtained In that mart M
the army which reqaiIss It, The old and brokea
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UJ- II is stated that 9OO 900 copies OF Govern.
or wise's Philadelphia letter Is being published
In this city for distribution North and West.
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PURcHAsE OF MOUNT VKRNoN.-Tbe Grand
Lodge Of Masons of Virginia have adopted a
plan OF cooperation with the Ladies' Mount Yer.
non Association in the purchase Of Mount Yer.
non 1t is but small adequate assessment on
each Mason In the United States, Zone dollar
each.) with the single condition that they shall
nave full privilege to occupy the premises one
day In each year. There is stated to be an .p
gregate Of three hundred and fifty thousand mem
brrs OF the fraternity in the United States. The
southern MatrOn,'' as President OF the Ladies',
Mount Vernon Association, has gratefully ac
copied the proposition, and circular on the sinh
Ject has been sent to each Grand Lodge in the
United States from the Grand Lodge of Vlryi,i,
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TNOTICE.-To the Holders of the sxayo.-
tG tssd Bosds Of the AIexa. dria GSd Wa,6-
Donds, to the LIST of January last, payment of
which was guaranteed by the Corporation of Wash
iaFson CIV Will W be paid by order and for account
fe 9-lM States copy) RIGGS 4 CO.
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.YRofEssoR HARDY,

L THE 6nkA INDIAN DocroR.
On Al Gases "a o, Contracted or cs!cniS
No. f7s 18th street. bstveen and +. He will guar
An s5s. i SsSSs soa sO cure
= Psy:E ana ks,s and Magic K'Tsds e,
81. WAY ES AYE EHDss s sGssS
Cc6fectione y. sth st.est. between g and n, where
+ as s..t .%a 81
N the Nstn,t Cresms. Of al ia or, made o i,. sne
on p.i Siis to the fsraiskns Of Private Psriss Bs
notice. fes-eosm-
A BOY FOR PIRF.-Elghtsen ears Of age, "a
"A slave } Hys been sccustom.d TO waiting on
gentlemen. address c.. at this office II
C9 HENS. NEW ,yo Yp 81
Ctehors stssmtboss rlay.ns Cards ards.
h just a rnsfs ph'' Playing FsRsScK TAYLOR
Daily sipsoted-A few German Playing Cards.
~ Of P1 Fa
teTs, vo :. cloth binding; pnoe " eents.
. IN "'' EsgTo K MAyRY.
JYYssEss d Rk &! ysEiRIs.R .v.,, from to
% soa. sea bEAS Sffs CANDLES. 3, cent. per
$ $ S ( sS !: !; :.ssd G. sushk. W. o,us
L EN6RAvISGs and LiTHOGRAPHs hsnd
somey varnishe and framed.
ecuted with sklli a-d dis patch. -
| HN MARkRlTER,
fe is 81 No. 4s6 9Th St next TO ammonds.
RRAI.HWAITE,s RETROSPECT FOR
Scenes OF CLERICAL Life; new novel from Black
Hide and Seek, by the author Of The Dead Sc
| cret"
| tirxhanrs Magazine for March.
| Emerson L. Peterson's Monthly for March,
Ballou's Dollar Magazine do. do.
For sale 81 's'e' JUS s. saii.Isi&GroN's
| Bookstore, Odeon Building, corner 4ts st.
| A CARD.-Our sincere thanks are hereby ten
"A dered to our customers and the public generally
tor their KIND Indulgence IN granting Us the priv,
asi We eli and on tins day Monday for the purpose
| OF Taking correct inventory of our STOCK
when viii be prepared to offer the balance Of the
stock, for cAss At much lower pr ces than the same
quality OF goods can be bought an any part Of the
| country.
please call ard attend to them with, ut further de
lay, we desire to close the business speedily
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 CO.
fe 1857 Corner Of Pm. avenue and stn 1t.
OBJ DOMINION BEEE; FROM LoUDoUN
have ately set eyes on passed down the avenue, by
on, Office this morning. They raised by John
| =. De any, Of Loudoun unity; Va. and have been
| purchased by John Hoover. ESQ butcher, of this
oily, and Will doubtless grace his stall in Centre
| Market some day hereafter.
The attic ab"ve noiIced 10 FRIDAY evenings star
will be slaughtered to- day and will lie hbit
at my Stalls. No. 10, 49, and 81 IN Centre Market on
| Friday and Sat rday next 18th and 9th inst aud
all gentlemen or antilles who may feel disposed 70
purchase part or j. mt of the same, by previous
send ng me thsIr orders. can have At delivered ON
| FRIDAY next. JOHN HOOVER.
| fs IS St. (Iutel.. Union, and StatesD
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A CONCERT VOCAL. MusIc. poRTaE

A CONCERT OF VOCAL MUSIC. FORTBE
n benefit of ~ Mays School, in this city. viii
he gwen by the Choir of thai cougregatIonn union
with some .ect Children. he 18th of February
an the Hall at Washington street.
As there are some of the best sing Prs ma that
Choir, the entertainment, with the excellent voices
OF some girls, Will be agreeable.
Tickets 81. To he had NJ the door.
Re N Th.S&M A
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State She contains such woIId on resource
~ ,ye,ith within herself to be like star OF
hone 10 the sons of toil-particularly to Uncle
sans sons of toll. To these we may say, there
is no cold to starve your children, nor fever to
~ nm the soul Of life in man and wife. Con-
grs.s (. bound to do all II to exhibit the min
erals and products of our teeming State at the
National Capitol to the citizens who coagseRate
A. s T., of MONTEREY.
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IL PeansoIv. rsnnsS aaia sye.ss. or iet~,,.
BR ACEIhT svenue and 7th street, a HAIN
Won 81 49, By issyins n sis NJ street he
= T-'~@s #t..r.H fel2 81
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and ISL friday, the Lz1h an l.nr. ve,~.,, ,,,
linked with ca req CORAL NECKLZtH
PM, nm ~ !, carved edge The de- vii ,s srest
b twssn .nT ny leaving az at No. Y IsS. street
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WoLFES SCH DAM MATIC
w SCHNAPPS.
Inc proprietor particularly recommends the above
ochnapps to persons travelling about to settle In
the South or West account of its Medicinal pro-
peries In correcting the dIsasreeable and often dam
sefous ELECTS produced by change of waters
visitation to which all travellers South and Wss,
are particularly liable. Strangers should be careful
In purchasing the Schnapps. as the whole countr,
is Hooded with coHnterfeits and limitations, Tn.
genuine has the propretor's name on the bottle.
CORK and LABEL For sale BY all Druggists and Gro-
GERS. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
n 'z-Sm Oepot ~ Reavar q reef New Nork
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EU NISHED HOUSE FOR RIQ IL
J. Having determined 10 reside S1xnls.r.a. ,a
st1as, wIll rent or sell my resldbsSe7Nexz
viii he rented furnished, and presenfb s'fsrcrfIls
dence. "e :" h's' c'"~e feea
NJ For terms apply to Suter, Lea q Co -, Bankers.
ie2-u L.R sMoNf.
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St O9eiheS win slfIs s.d s,swa POINTER DOC
hpLASh hIhr. were st1len ON ssfgsSs ~
The 10. nH siut t1s !. p ssY, q TIE
tun spots oi halr scaldsd of fronn h. hIsh and has
s:reets as sSs Mas avenue. BET aes arr w ~ d.
Al, rdss 10 her whereabouts viii !. M
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FOR RENT AND SALR

EOR SALE.-The Stock and E,.tures of IT,
DRUG STORE No. 54I Msss svenne VII
- spla very loM as the owner rs compelled 20 quit
tIe business The Store can be rented with the
aes; or s,dr.ss u. c. r., City Post Ofce.
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FINAL NOTICE. .------- -
Inc ladies' OF Washington, Georse toxn :nd .
from this date. the 'hat' In ten day .
.-., SPLENDID CONSIGNMENT
..s.- RICH DRESS soons .r ..
gH tr-t-su mo-, nov Offering at ..r
viii a. H H,,p. BROTHER L co.'s.
H 70 earnestly hoped thas Ia'es %,i, sv,; shs;n
disseso;n, me present opportunity. and avoid the
amer the must certainly be perisnced
T"dSo pensd 20 pay double the prices now ssfsdL
HOOE. BROTHER co.'s,
4. 6.si. PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
between ssR saa 9Th ste,
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LOST AND FOUND.

STkAIED OK SToLEN-Oa sn,u,o.- =
oolorsd n s ass ne,seen On and 7tn. dun n
i1ched. Ihe Mare Is slghIly cspp.d I@S
HrR te rWTE VA, se fIven AZ bp,ns hi 10 kEIE
between " and n, at u. CoNRbh,s sn street,
town. d. c. - renpall,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

The great speech of Mr. STANTON at the Chinese
Assembly rooms on Wednesday night, reported in
full exclusively in THE TRIBUNE, s reprinted in
our Semi. Weekly edition Of this morning, Of which
copies may be procured by those who desire to
circulate this important document. In it may be
found lucid, eloquent and exhaustive exposition
Of the more recent portions Of that unequaled
drama Of fraud, violence and wrong, performed
partly in Kansas and partly in Washington, and
still far from completed. On the testimony Of Mr..
Stanton and of GSv. Walker, both of them Demo
crsts, and sent 10 Kansas in the Democratic inter
est, the most bsOted opponent Of Freedom is unable
to cast the imputation Of falsehoOd or Of twisting
the facts to subserve partisan ends. They occupy
their present position before the country, and make
their present appeal to the people, because their
own sense of justice and honor and duty, and their
own convictions of policy as Democrats, leave them
no alternative. They are noe mere agtators, bent
on political turmoil for their own advancement, ID
the Democratic pre-, aud Democratic politicians
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

We pabtsh statement Of John Calhoun, to-day,
fs1 the re.soa that il is document connected with
tAs hsss0 a Kansss, and prepared BY one who
"v1 spsyt'' a what be describes. After an ele'
ga. preface touching matters in general, the Re-
get prce.sds "to place himself right before the
y-Asc" o: the subject Of the Delaware Crossing
rss1rna BE concludes BY stating that he has
vfs.sa tc Cov. Denver to procure the sworn state.
Ee1:s of tn judges Of this precinct, and that he
sss@ " governed thereby in giving the certificates
~ sls<s41o " ths Members Of the Legislature from
LesssaScrts C0uaty.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

Tie Je-ssy City Courier and Adrs'f'S,' ha' al
able aud conclusive article in favor Of removing 'ae
Quarantine OF thi. city from ts present location !"
Sandy Hook II seems that petition 70 Tue Leg
i,lsture of New w.Jersey is now receiving numerous
signature. in that State, asking for the measure
By the census Of 35, the three counties OF Hud'on'
Es.er and Passs:c contained population OF ioi''
GAG: sny contagious. diseases in New.forA must
necessarily affect this vsst contiguous mss-. we
trust that the Legislature OF New-Jersey VII per
ceive thst the interest OF her citizens Lee N enee'
ing the propo.ed change, and will act promptly
under the circumstance, not leaving the mstef as
i, stands Ill smother Summer comes viii 81 us
periIs TO the health Of both States.
new commission from this State, composed oil
II. Governors Hunt and Seymour, snd ex-Aftorney
General Butler, will probably be appointed oy
Joint resolution of the Legislature to visit the New
Jersey Legi.lsture, and endeavor to reason them
into compliance with the wishes Of so msny o'
their own and our own citizens.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

n there is any real attempt to carry out the
srhsre.s and Resolved adopted by the Aldermen
Ia. night in regard to the enormous aggregate of
salaries paid to city officers and clerks, there may
b como money saved to the people. More than
kalf million Of dollars are now paid yearly for
sslsiss, beside tho $aoO.OOO to the police. 1t Is
sery certain that the services could be much better
Performed BY two-thirds. and perhaps one-haf, the
sussr Of men; and it is high time that the reduc-
Goa was made Salaries more than doubled In the
aggregate during the three years administration OF
Hsyor Wood. A reform is urgently demanded.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

vastir,lioo Which might Eeoder the shi!ews1ans
opersticn rather embarrassing.
The rue" sgs.n The r-,0- repeats' TO Naica
eve have referred required the speaker 70 eonst-
"t1.e majority Of the Committee OF the tnena'
" 20 the matter referred" Now what wss "tne
ms.ter rtf.rred'" Tl Cr:sn bed already stated II
10 be az inquiry ito the whole fscts OF the or'gh
" ADD history Of the Leoompton Constiiuton; sno
IT, Union undertakes to justify Speaker Orr In
appointing on that COMMITTEE majority oi men
opposed TO TIE investigation, who had been scslve
snj conspicuous in TIE desperate opposition MADE
70 NJ appointment Of any such COMMITTEE sna
who Lsys shown themselves resolved 20 avail them
selves Of the psitioo in which Speaker Orr has
placed them 10 prevent any Investigation.
The truth is that in this matter Speaker Orr haa
piscsd himself even below the level Of JACK Hea-
derson and John Calhoun. The difference IN the
cases is this: Henderscn IN altering the Delaware
Crossng return, snd Calhoun, By counting In that
altered return, fulfilled the private confidence re-
posed in them, snd we're only guilty Of fraud on
tss public Speaker Or, in addition to like
frsuA upon the public, has been also guilty Of
breach Of trust He has forfeited the confidence
r.posed in hun, not merely "a Speaker Of House
bu. 81 gentleman ssda man of honor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
az. 40 osao ..d 70 seaem.at.y sscusci as Re

have 20 of4ec sod 70 senems1tJ Ascosci vs. 10
poblicans Of being They are SIMPLY Democrats
xho are no. willing 10 -ee tie most vita. princiP'e'
Of our political system crushed out. or 70 e'oni's
even By silence II the ssrocicn. scts OF trsaa SUD
brutal Violence by which. with tse ss<;stsnee Of
tie Federal Administration, thst foul sad reToilns
worn is to BE- c0n-ummss.d
We trust that tbs speech Of Mr. Stsnton'' VII
b. earnestly perused. especially By those moderate
men who e.chew ell participation in ordinary par
tissn politics. and keep their o"n n-nd. Tree IRON
the bis. Of party influence. Let them remember
tbs. the fsct. .tsted sy Mr. stanton sre not the
creation Of sny partisan feeling or f'ae' snd P"ader
them accordingly.