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n GAYDsO & CO, gorun,issiea Nj
chants, 81 t'ravier street, HtwOilealg M
We solielt e~onsignntcnts Of Cation Slgst M
at the highest market rates, and also ID rnaEs ~
advances on NIL coasignments.
We give our personal attention TO ali ssless NJ
Nuv. Is, 1858.
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FOR oRpIsARY PARISH PURPOSES.
Pay as b. i;a o"TIais..5t : : ....s..,....., s 800 90
Fess Iafara : ouiofs., : '......- 5S7 SO
Eynansas ~ i ~, CRIMINAL cases 20oo 90
Sunnort ~ ~ ;nn Malaihs eiee1ons.. .....,. 1850 90
Coiiretian - a,shlt lefsoiis. ...-.... 1000 90
Road aTi III edHss:,,. .s.,e..'..s.. 100 90
Eyneasas ~ thaa pllases. +"....... 1900 90
Rnijeco,d;,,, ~ S9usts,. +. .,..,. 1900 90
y -. i-'''a'y "'': = ,a.,.A ...+.,.. 6l2 40
5aG |l. | S.=. HEE f. ------
r.m. llG00 90
Existing debt. :. 5000. $4,000 90
Pay OF Grand and Petit Jurors 300 90
construction OF public works 5000 90 l3aon M
e E- ------- --------
a. $4,000 90
nc o ths motion saa Resolved, That the same be published
Resolved November II, 1858. rs
lao n ebert CAN'T, President.
-1 oiefh. Nov. u.
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Ney. 10, l~a5s..-3m.i q @sN
m GAYDsO & CO. Gcunissiaa W.
- chants, 81 t,ravier street, KgwOfleabG sa@%as
We solicit c~onsignRtcnts OF gottbn, Spast. III
ana hydes. as we are well prepared t~uehsvtNhI
at the highest market rates, and also IL Inaks NJ
advances OH NIL ce~nsignments.
we give our personal attention TO all ssIsss al
Nuy. Is, 1858.
r. GAIOSD 81 co, Com,aissioa
i : chants, 81 Grayier 1T, Neworleans,-HasaT
: consignment, Imported
LiQUoRs, ID
BR.ANDfEs. "
PRESERVES,
MUSHROOMS, ss
.u - TIRE FlsESS.
AMERICAN BRANDiEs, =
WHiSKEY,
Gin, AbssYsTH, w
CURACAO.
44@a5 49,. G0HDJAIS, III
FLOUR, 81
SWEET OIL and OLIVES.
VIII be sold at importing prices. Send your \
aers and try us. & ss8
We %seliei, a share Of The patronage of the paih
OF st. Landry, and hope onr Fl: ndsi and atqstt
tauees will not forget IFS in our offset.
November 6. 1853. s
A. RopssEr. &. a. Gssn
pOusSET & GENIN, No. 50 tssa
AC Street, near Charities. NwOrleans, lmMf$saI
and dealers i'll Shelf Hardware, Cutlery. Cont
Brushes, Perfnmery, Stationery, Fishing 'fackltail
Toys. And IA general assortment of French tHEHE
man, English and American Fancy Goods.
October .. ls5s.-1y. HI
ADAM GIFPEs, GHAgsa:s h. sxEDlsssss
i. b. SMEpEs, YicksbadE
NeaD ORLEANS. gl n
GIFFEN, sMEDES & Co. COTTON MI n
tors, and Commission Merchants, I53 GomrA
Street, NewOrleans. ssgNs
0pelousas, July 81, 1~s58.-ly.
PATENTED COPPER LIGHTNING
a R~ods.-C'oppcr has eight times the ~condgcsaAh
OF iron, il more durable, and less llab9s NJ
ust again, a single charge Of electricity Will ~
n iron rod 30 degrees, but n copper rod only y. IN
iirther particulars apply for circular, at the onesf!
he undersigned. Application for agencies, ofaa4
or stock or models, and all communications rssauA
o this business will receive immediate attention n
ddressed to II. W. Il. JACKSON I
30 st, Charles street, NO. Ll.-April2 ", lnootst a
STARTLING BUT TRUE!-Ihe Ssias1
y Of Autography,--Dr. Gustavus Gettenalarg, nAa
located himself in the city Of NsxVs.
cans. and would respectfully Inform tle palt9 q
arge, that he is the only Professor in this Goa4H5
{ Genuine Autography, or the science q reeass
he character, qualities, aud impulses ot "a aasfs
idnal, and from that determining what pistaes
hey will succeed in, whom and what nature ol p4
on they should marry, etc., etc. IN
Fall information az aboYo, punctually renalileag
ollar. 5s5ss.E$i
Hints on the Art of Courtship, with much ~
lie information of interest to the young ,peapk g
sexes, sent postage free on the receipt Al al, ~ q
cellar. Address: DIR. G.GGTTEM ~ WI
June 26, ls5s.--ly. Neworieaps, 81
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NUIIIE.--lIe patrons Of The Marksvilo
- High School. aud the public een",,,liv are
,hi informed, that the minor about nv leavine
ne iisei"5'on, to accept a call elsewhere, is fonnde5
~ error. am identified with this school in fsalinss
al mgn a5 nm m interest nor have l any disposition 70
,lueh ca''Ss to he proud. No. far from If nv .
wee, sc are ae''ied to the High School, and Il, tl,at
aL,pISviiiio Nv. oo., D.A, BLAND.
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A. RorssEr. s55 ii A.Ggslx4
R0UsSET & GENIN, No. 80 Git
IN Street, near Charities, Nworleans, lmDAil5ttsa
and dealers i'll Shell Hardware, Cutlery. GaMki.
Brushes, Perfamery, Stationery, Fishing Iackls IN
Toys. And il general assortment Of French, Oil
man, English and American Fancy Goods
October Q, ls5s.-Iy.
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~ ptEILssio SALE. = Estate of Patrick 3.
Sy virtue OF IN order of the District Cor,t i,
n,,' Iof ahe parish of st. Landry will be sold at
p p1i auction, by u competent auetioneer nm
I ~ December II, 1853, at the residence. Of
S Josnait Il. singleton, Bayou Chicot, the followina
rafepie PONY, 4 Box of fools, A few Books.
ihkas,oasl. ANDREW j. SINGLETON
st. Landry, Nov, q. 1873 t,.i.nioN,
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800 UPS, HYDRoCLlsE, BED PANS, and a
sale by H'r d 4 l1a6 Iine, fos
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Washington, Nov. II, 1855.
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ssss4s The FsdsstIeri
We learn that there are mmistalable inai-
cations sofsa general hostile feeling amongst
the Indinns along oilr northern frontier, and
that tho ihipunity W. has hitherto attended
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ADAM GIFPEs, GHASsGs 4. sxEDgSi
Z. B. sMnpss, nastsbsaE
GIFFEN, SMEpEs & CO.. gaftop MI
~ tors, and Commission Merchants, I53 Conn
Street, New0rleans. Ss ~
opelousas, July 81, 1S58.--ly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
FRoM MAsnINGToN.
Especial Correspondence otthe Wheeling 1nteigeneerl
WASHINGTON Cry, April 18th, 1853.

/ w ASHINGfOS SITfi ApTll ttIl, 1COO.
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Stuart, of
Mich, read Mr.. Slidell, OF LOU, and his party,
lecture for delaying the transmission of the
Kansas Bill to the House, after the House
amendment had been rejected. 1t was replied
that the delay was made under rule of the
Senate for the purpose of moving reconsidera-
ton of the vote by which the House amend-
ment was rejected. After a considerable dis
cussion on the subject, such motion was made
by Mr. Bright of Ind, and on motion of Mr..
Yulee, of Fla, made the special order for one
o'clock to-day. We intimated to you the origin
of this movement on Saturday last.
In the discussion of the Minnesota Bill a new
issue was raised by Mr.. Kennedy, of Nd, being
an objection to the recognition by the proposed
constitution of alien suffrage, which he consid-
cred contrary to the Constitution of the United
States, and indirectly prejudicial to the rights
and interests of the South.
In the House of Representatives, the Deticien-
cy bill was under discussion during the sitting,
being defended by Messrs. Phelps of Mo-, I'm.
derwood of Ky, Nichols of Ohio, Dowdell OF
Ala, and Davidson of La; and opposed by
Messrs Jones of Tenn, Grow of Pa, Houston OF
Ala, Sherman of Ohio, Garnett DIVA, Mason OF
KY, Seward of Ga, Burnett Of KY, Taylor of
La, and Tappan of n. Ii. In the course of the
debate, Mr.. Phelps read statements showing
that the cost of the Navy for the last two fiscal
wears was over seven millions of dollars per an
fourteen millions per annum. The general de-
bate on this bill closed yesterday, and the vote
on it will probably be taken to-day; after which
the Auxiliary Fund bill is to be taken up. Mr..
Letter of Ohio offered n substitute for this bill,
yesterday, providing for the appointment by
Congress of three Police Commissioners, for
terms of two years, at salary of 50 900 per an
mum, to appoint and superintend the Guard.
1t is stated that the President will submit n
message to Congress, as soon as the Kansas
question is disposed of in reference to our re-
lations with Spain and Cuba, and to other ma
tons affecting our interests on the American
Continent
The Mexican minister here, having, short
time ago, expressed to the Secretary of State
his npprehensions that filibustering expedi-
ton was being fitted out in the South Western
portions of the United States against the North.
ern State of Mexico, meaning Col. Lockridge's
"Emigration" movement, the President has
caused instructions to be issued to the Federal
officers in the District TO keep look ont and
prevent the organization of any expedition
within the limits of the United States
Another homicide was committed here yester-
day afternoon. Two brothers, ono of them u
lawyer-killed, by stabbing, their brother.in.
law, at the house of their mother Cause-a
family quarrel. VIRGINIus.
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THE LOUISIANA SUGAR CRoP-Mr Chanponier's-
statistics of the Louisiana sugar crop, which are
made after an examination Of each parish, are
models which ought to be applied to every de-
partment of agricultural, manufacturing, and
commercial industry. The cane is in unusually
good condition this spring, much better than
last spring, and there is good prospect, if no
UNFORESEEN calamity occurs: of the largest crop
the coming season which has ever been seen.
77In giving a recapitulation of the products of
the several parishes, it is found that 1924 sugar
houses have given an aggregate production of
279, 697 hogsheads of sugar, weighing 3OT, $780,,
700 pounds, allowing LOO pounds to the hogs
head. This includes 240,3 0s hogsheads made
under the old process, and SO, $50 refined, clari
fed, and cistern. Steam is used on $50 planta-
tons, and horsepower on 359. The production
of molasses has been in about the same proper
ton as in former seasons, if not more abundant,
so that the entire crop of molasses is put down
at 19,5sT,790 gallons, against 4,ss2,3S the
year previous. The Louisiana sugar crop for
the last ten venrs is ms fnllnNrs.
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Trustee5s Sale.

Lembdin and their wives and from Jesse LantE and
s. J. Hubbe to dated ApT tst 1885, and recorded In
the Clerks Oce for Ohio county in deed book No. H.
246 VIII expose to SALE at the front door Of the Court
House n said county, Wednesday the 18th day OF May,
1855 the following property, viz certain tract
eel OF land situate the east side Of the Ohio river In the
Of Ohio, the Of Virginia. estimated
tain one hundred and sevenve acres, more or less ad
East, and those of Philip Rely the Norh-heing tie
same land sold and conveyed by Samuel c. Farmer and
Daniel Farmer, and their Jane Farmer their
mother, by deed dated March 3ist, 1856.
TERs SALE.a2 24O, with interest 5000 from April
1855, and costs OF paid in day
sale 800 the LIST day Of April 1889 $3.50 the ls
day OF April 1906 g. 800 the lat day Of APRIL 1861;
$oI20 the LIST day Of April 1861 SO tho LIST day Of
APRIL 1853; 1890 the LIST day Of April 1884, and any
remainder the lst day Of APRIL 1885, with interest
such remainder. DANIEL o. LIST,
apS-dEWtd
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1t is evident from the fire and birthstone"
'blood and thunder" style of writing adopted
by the correspondent of the Wheeling Times,
who writes over the signature of "JuStitia,"
that he either knows but little of the feelings
aud sentiments prevailing among our people, or
he estimates their intelligence at an extremely
low rate. We fearlessly venture to assert that
there is no city in our Union, with a population
equal with our own, where sectional prejudices
arc less known, r more discountenanced among
men, than i'll the city OfWhceIing. Our pecu-
liar geographical position would lead any one to
nationally infer that such would be the case
damned in like wedge" as we are, and as our
Congressman lately remarked, between two free
States, our trade with these States is of consid-
cradle magnitude, and it will be no eXaggeruton
to state that more than half our customers be-
long to the anti-slavery party of our country.
"a party power from which patriotism must
shrink back aghast, says this raYing factioniS a
party whose sentiments should not be tolerated
in our midst; party whose emssHry shouldbede
prived of aid and comfort food aud fire. shelter
and protection not because it favors sectional
ism as this writer falsely alleges, but because 1t
'eillROt favor sectionalism; because it will not
like this brawler, denounce and anathematlZe eve
ry conscientious man who dares to lift his voice in
opposition to the extension of slavery in our
Union.
Such men as this correspondent of the Times
only require the power, and they would rule
inc conscience Oh lSllOW Inen as NleSPOllC-
ally as did Alexander of Russia, or Napoleon of
France. The writer's objection to the word in
dependent, when employed by one whose opin-
ions do not coincide with his own, is easily un-
derstood and explained. On an occasion twhen
this word happened to be in the subject of con-
versation in the presence of an Emperor of
France, in whose reign freedom of speech was
regarded rs a myth, the emperor turning to his
courtiers observed, " With me, gentlemen, this
word signifies, to think and act as | like, and to
possess sufficient power to compel my subjects
to think and act us bid them, these arc my
notions of being independent"
| Was this wiseacre ever asked to "hug to his
bosom" the Wheeling InteUigcnesr? Was he
ever asked to render laid and comfort toitI Was
he ever asked to contribute flood and fire" to-
wards its support2 There are hundreds ofhis fell
low citizens who are willing to do all this without
his assistance, because an Independent paper
suits them. Men who would "shrink back
aghast, were any attempt made to deprive this
writer of the privilege of taking any paper in
the Union that he might prefer But while NE
disclain any intention to interfere with "Justi-
tia" in his choice of paper, we fervently hope,
for his sake, that he will soon cut his wisdom
teeth and eventually become a contributor to
the wheeling Intelligencer" VA
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j. T. SCOTT.<
No. 157 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
Wholesale and Retail

DEALER IN
Watches. Clocks, Jeweary, Watch & Clock
Materials, Tools, CSlusseH,
CULVER Plated and Britannia Ware, Gold Pens and PEN
y cs Gold and Silver SPectacles, Port Monnaes Purses
Gard Cases. Cabas Work Boxes, Brushes Combs Perfume
Soaps Pocket Knives Scissors RaZors Revolvers
Pistols Ger. Sill Plated Specks Spoons and Forks Regaa,
SIX Guards Steel Keys Steel PENS Jet and Coral Goods
Having lately added very largely my stock in
the Wholesale and Retail departments, enables
offer to
watchmakers, Merchants Pedlars,
and the public generally, complete assortment at
the lowest prices.
watches and Clocks carefully repaired warranted.
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New Advertisements.
West Alexander Academy.

TIME SUMMER SESSION this Institution for months
i will begin Monday, May 4th. The present PTincl-
pal, Mr.. JOSEPH H. LITTLE will continue charge
Institution until July LIST,
have the services of JOHN @. HERVEY Wheel
ing, permanent Principal. Mr. Hervey graduate Of
Washington College and teacher OF years expert
ence ..
All the branches of complete Classical, Mathematical
and English course pursued.
Situated in morRt community, in healthy place,
Of aheEds special enducements to young ladies
and gentlemen from abroad.
Tuition in Male Department, $40 90
Female ,,.......... 500
To be paid at the middle OF the Boarding, with
rooms, can be had at from $17 to 90 per week.
RoT further particulars address TRUSTEES OF WEST
ALEXARDER ACADEMY, WEST ALEXANDER, Pa.
ap9-Std&3kY
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DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE AND INDIGESTION, by
which all persons are more or less affected, can
usually be cured by taking moderate exercise,
wholesome food, and a dose of Berhave's Hol-
land bitters, one hour before each meal. See
advertisement
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Edward W. Stephens, John Hunter, William Fleming,
Isaac II Williams Aaron Kelly, Executor, and Mary Bush
field EXecurx widow and devisee of Joseph NJ Bushsd,
deceased; Franklin BushHeld Benson b. Bushed,
Bushied, and Susan Busheld, which said Franklin
son b., Emma 8 and Susan children and devisees OF
said Joseph NJ eusheld deceased, and Gabriel Jacob,
defendants.
The object of this Of absent defendant
Five Thousand nine Hundred and Seventy Eolars
tercst and costs of suit.
The defendant Edward W. Stephens having entered
his appearance and 1t appearing from Rdavlt Ied
the office Of said Court that he resdentOf the
Of Vrgniaon the motion Of the plantIn by his attorney,
it's ordered that they appear here within
publication OF this order and do what be necessary
protect their Interests in this suit and that copy
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper Published In the
city of Wheeling for four successive weeks and that copy
Of the same be posted at the front door the
Ohio county the first day county TO be
held for said county.
copy-Teste: ALONZO LORING, Clerk.
NJ. Nelson, sol. for complts ap9-w4t
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CmROPLAsTTC PROCESS.
IN Mechanical Deutf:

DIR. G. w. MOORE would respectfully
inform the citizens Of WheelinE and the
QlffYTya pubic generally, that having jdst returned
from Baltimore, where from personal il
struetion from the Patsntee Dr. A. A. BAy, and from D
Church. Demonstration Of Operative Dentsgry In the Bal
imOre Dental College, and having purchased th= Ehi
to the above named improvement, ne Is pepled
to Introduce among his patrons this method IN he
practice Of Dentistry This process s1rpasses the old Prae
rice, in the following particulars:
1st Il secures absolutely the cast AID
consequently to the mouth
Cd As left for the odgent OF food or the
feeretOn this work Is remarkable It's CLEANLINESS
3D. Partial sets from full SCI. BE- inserted
with perfect success without the Of cidsPs gPri
which destructive the natural organs sud ought q
be disouHteHdneed By every operator regarding the g'i
OF his patients.
4th In point Of strength it possesses vast saPerOr
over all other methods.
9th. From mise adaptation it feel. light proportion
TO It's Weight
. The pnblc are invited TO call and Specimens.
DR.. NJ has purchased the eNciusiVe right for tie e o.
Virginia.
Gel near t1e r. e church. Caaprias Ssrsst. ct.t''
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give Thousnnd DoIInrs Rrward,

pay The aSSye FsTSTd for the Ee'to ration to his
nation Ibs nav al I lead % s for
or dead He left his countinEhOuse the afternoon Of
past O'Clock, has heard since II Is pre-
Suned that on the to hts house he have lost his
fallen into the Mississippi embarked
nav s Be ssB S Sos a5o S 4, II. s
bouts He German by birth, with Of features
hair rather gray and curly fair complexion wore beard
IN he hit about Ave feet ten inches carries himself
og H !: hy years o. age ana had been resident
clad in Light brown frOe dark grey panaIoonl Rne
linen WITH gold fancy shirt sleeve buttons patent
with colored stripes He carried his pocket
his button holes Most likely n had about him sem, UareT
or visiting cards. by which lac might easily identified
SCHMIDT CO.
aP0-1v 81 g. Charles street, New Orleans.
Sl PIECES OF New Velvet Tapestry aad B715aeis Car.
~ pet-soue new and beautiful patterns, which have
prices. : J. Q. HARBOUR,
sp3 No. rs Main st.
Family and Extra Flour.
'oV i SSS Rs' sac: a. ,,S Ss Estts flour
just received aud for sale by DOANE 4 ADAMS,
aPl No. 80 Main Sc.
Carpets.
10 PIECES Of the latest STYLES assortment Of COL
LEGRALS, FIGURED, STRIPED and RAG G1RPETS
yard do superior figured for 81 sents supe sst
carpet a. only 81 10 per ysreheaper than anywhere
ing, - Wide for only 25 yard An extra onsiIt
Rag Carpet, ~ wide, for IS cents '7's
very nne Hearth Rugs yards long for only 20
worth in reality g. [aps-sml ALEX. HEYMAN
m O0A BOLTS WALL PAPER-The hest sssortu,.n,
AOSOOO IN the eity-aboDt 500 different pattenF rln
10 y price from PP" 70 One Dollar bolt This stock
Is dt Seao and in good order, and sold oss n
want OF good and cheap article win please can and ex
aPs my ''0'N !. C. NJ nAH Ils gI. (. Q
p YE AND OATS WANTBD.-We are paying the 6i-6e-t
~ Cash price for Rye aud Oats DoANE 4 ADAMS
"Fi No. 90 Main "a.
NEEsII from the PubIsieTs 4 large lot eV sirsie s
rsaa Duets Musicians rs invited call aud eaiTe
NM. PAYNE co
DRIED PEA GHRS ~
q BusHELs Dried Peaehss--puFs rrtielo-trSt ,ss.,
- : e ana leL sale y lapIl ]. II. PU1iPHKEY.
HATSl HATS HATS
- AtEhfs Hat AID Cap aefurer, has on hand
IAse assortnaeht Of the iate Spring flEhIoDs Co.
Asmen VII please call and examine Tor tienseIyss'
nl94 3 AVERY I46 Main ST.,
EATS, Foot on, Caster on and sEeet on. Ja.t ssIi
y an" Tor sale At tmh2sl :. FUNDFNBERG'F
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DIED.

On Thursday morning. the sh inst, IL o'clock S1LLE
MAY daughter OF John and Harriet j. Bishop, aged i've
years, four months and % days.
Her funeral will take place This Afternoon at hRlEpast
O'Clock, the residence Father Main street.
The friends of the family are invited to attend.
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In Texas, planters have not made over 1000
hogsheads, owing to the long continued dry
weather, but they have succeeded in making a
good planting for next crop.
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Fashionable Dancing,

DROPEssOR MILLER will reopen his Dancing Academy
at the Washington Hall for the last session Of this
Friday and Saturday April 9th and lOth
ladies' Misses and Masters, from to and for Gem
tlenen, from to 10 every Friday and Saturday
Prof. Miller offers the liberal
reduced price Of $500 pupil session. For
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A WONDERFUL CoNvEIsSIoN.-The New York
Herald, which has queer way of bearing upon
all sides of question, after abusing the Critten-
den amendment and deiaming its supporters.
now urges its adoption as the best means of set.
ting the Kansas question. Here is the latest
Recommendation
"As the only remaining consideration to eve.
ry peace-lnaker now is the speedieSt removal Of
this bone of contention from Congress, why
should not the majority of the Senate recede,
or at least permit the Crittenden bill to go
through by default? 1t is not necessary that
any administration member should vote for the
bill. The absence of eight or ten Lecompton
men when the vote is taken viii answer the pur-
pose"