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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-06

We lase MOI read ior many day NOR
esrneni. heiuiifu'. aud az thc sane iiin
truthful iribut'. lhnn HE following 10 III,
glorious Old Democratic party, which !, /
the fashion viii q FEW unrrfeclng and on
grateful persons n0w-a-days 10 abuse. Ii i
irrsl Tie Mssissippian.
gHE DtMocRAric iNETY.--Une of ou
coiemporarles says, with great truth, that !
'sapr ud Thing u be . democrat Coeva
with ths cnns'itntip iAr old party has ~
tended i and preserved i from every .sSaul,
and i = fresh and vigorous n.w a. wher
led cy Jefferson against the alien and sed
ton Lass. OF JACKSON against the bank ~
Every issue that u made against n, result,
~ public confession by al IL opponents
oi the truth Of the Democratic principle.
aud The wisdom of the Democratic policy
Every 'acrion VI patty ,hai arises calls IL
self thc"irue democracy National r. pub.
hcan'ria Whisgcry, Know Nethinaism anc
hiack Republcanism, each 10 turn dsnouuc-
ca the sham dem, cracy. each Wanted il.
pure iaih, and each las been obliged ID I'd
'"'' ,he faIseliood 81 is protensious. Thus
'af'h' bank. and Internal improvements
have all resulted u set,lrment according
70 The policy u The Democratic party.
Now, that the Democratic party Is nt its
summit y political power and prosperity u
me United Ssa,es--now that The intelligence
ahd PATRIOTISM Of the county have fairly
embraced The democratic creed--thc demo.
cia1ic crganlzation, through which this noble
victory has been wor. Is exposed 10 new
Fer'i. i i 10 danger of being regarded Is
~ 'nslrumentalily whose work is accom-
pushed - 4 which may be thrown aside. NJ
~" can o. more erroneous.
u will not be questioned By Democrats.
vat 70 the action of The Democratic party
"afshaled aud militant, and 50 triumphinr
''s' ai' 'hc forms Of opposition 20 ii--every
great step in our national progress, and eve.
successful approximation 10 tho principles
y good government in our domestic policy.
~ Que Ia this view, partisan orraniza,ion
80 party spirit, In broad aud liberal sen.e
= 'he term, have been the great ins,rumen nts
y "h'ch onr national wei bcin has hecn
e's ~ lu preserve th ~ adrartn.
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Throwing ITS THEORIES OyERBoAEn-
The New York Tribune, speaking Ia defense
ot tho Haskin combination, makes ithi.
uvowai.-
- We thought the Cincinnati platform
would make nll our territory free territory
sIl States hcnceforlh admitted free States
II would be good enough platform fur u,
50 tar IS slavery is concerned
Aud this Is the end Of al The varorinr.
theorizing, agisaiing and Union dlssolvinr
Of which the Tribune has been the agent
and oracle. The next step will be % .'rhink
50, and then 10 take The Cincinnati plat
form, without why Ur wherefore "A lbaDv
Argus.
resley during bis recent visit 70 ihis
State adsscd the republicans, 10 drop the
abolition notions Of ibe PARTY ostensib.,,
become more conservative and naIioual
give up the present name aud organization,
aud come out TOR the campaign ol 1860 with
new crlor- and modified principles. The
opposition have Al eedy aDolit0nized tho
name republican 50 completely that they.
themselves. have become disgusred with n.
as party coenomcn, and therefore in
tend 10 give il up. Thry have tried 50 many
that new name wili-not be sufficient 10
cover up old defornIlics In tho rev grand
union opposition part,--t must be opposi-
slon--'he old poiical staRers who have been
ever coniending against The democracy viii.
be the principal actors. VIII the move
ment win! Why a new party 10 sustain
democratic pnnciplesl OF what use such
an organza,Ioni The country has too much
confidence in the old democratic party.
winch has upheld The constitution and ls
siric' construction, the rights and equality
OF the states, and developed those measures
OF public policy which have made Us rich
and powerful nation, 10 surrender the gov
ernment 10 any new-fangled y ganixaIion
which Greeley g. Co, can tx up. The
democratic party will live and reign to see
a thousand organizations such as the re-
publican born, struggle through bnsf ex-
isience aud pass OF the stage, unuept, un-
honored and unsunq,r to reappear ia some
new character aud title. As il mas been.
80 will Il be. The future oi The democratic
pa''y will be q ,rinmphun, ~ ~ past ias
hcrn STALE sentinel.
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Az IsuFPESnEsr CsrnoLic ORGAyrzA.
rrS. We find the following announcement
10 Canadian paper:
The Rev. NJ. Chiniquy. 50 we'll known
in Canada as the apostle o. temperance and
most eloquent preacher, and whuse resis-
iarce Of EpIscopa! authority ia lincis has
lattery excited SO much painful feeling
among his orthodox compatriots has al length
been induced 10 take a rash and probably
an irrctraceablc step. Bishop Duggar, Of
Chicago, who had succeeded Bishop Ore
gan, solemny ratified the canoaicaI cen
sufes and in,erdicl pronounced BY the lat
ter against NJ Chiniquy; wheroupvn the
reverend gentleman. about the 22d ult.. in
the court house at kankakec, and in the
presence Of great crowd, made a public
declaration that he separated frcm he Cath
Ollie church, and was going % iound sect
under the denomination oi ..Iss Chreti-
enne Catholique,' independent Of Rome and
the bishops.
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01rTne Greencastle Press says: "An
extra session Of the Indiana Legislature
will likely be called some time in November
for the purpose Of providing for the coIIec-
tion Of revenue for this year. II will com.
posed cf the new mcmbers, - Be civs'rg W
Dclobcr.
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We have often heard il remarked by dem
ocrats, that twas q strange thing to then
10 see how eager the opposition was 70 TAX,
up and support for Office, democrat wht
would announce himself as an Independent
candidate against his party II democrats
will for a momrnt loos at The matter, thcy
will find there i nothing strange about Il.
The opposition DO no, support such can
dldaie because they ike or havr any con
fidence in the mn. They support and en-
courage him for the purpose Of injuring The
democratic organization, well knowing that
they have no hope Of success now nor lrerc-
aftef unless they break up the regular or
ganzaiion OF the party. Thus, IL il when
ever democrat, who has been in GOOD
standing 10 his party, shows willingness 10
become an independent candidate, YOU see
and hear our opponents, at once, taking
grounds tor him, by encouraging md sup.
porting Inn. They despise the nan aud
he treachery 70 his party-but they love
aud encourage the treason, simply because
they hope 70 strengthen their party by bis
,raitOrUus course.
The Inde pen ndent candidates furnish food
Tor tile opposition, by abusing ghair former
friends and conventions The resort TO All
manner "a buse--conventiOns, with them
are at once all wrong they are.mnnaged ras-
caily thevery momentl The party fails 10 nom.
mate them for IN Office. They sing their
sony long and loud. Our opponents en-
courage them IN their false attacks rpon
the party and use their slang asains, Us.
hoping ,ha, il aiI be believed BY democrats
and cause them TO take stand agssAsi
their rariy.
For proof Of this. witness The course ,us-
sued BY Jno G. Davis ID tie Tlh ~ ric
Judge Iloyey ID The Il, Dislre' plsa CAM
N the 4th District. There il not Elack
Republican speaker III the State that says
as many hard lhngs agaibsi Tie len0cFat-
ic party as these men do. len witness tie
course pursued BY the Independent c-s.di-
dates in the different COUNTIES fyr The !. 'gis-
Ialrre and County offices. Our opponents
never showed more bitter hostility 10 our
Dsriy than these men do.
yet We find these candiistes claim to br
rood democrats-as strong as tney ever
We're, Sc and notwithstanding their declara-
ions Tint they are yet democrats. We find
heir strong supporters and bosom friends
ne Black Republicans and Know $olhings
We are satisfied that the democratic pa.-
\ Of no portion Of Indiana, y III sl5por, such
zen for any office. The democracy OF In
lana, By aJheling to their regaat nrganiza-
on. have Maintained the ascendancy ii The I
laie--anj they will not now suffer them |
elves u be thrown into the minority by sup
DrtIng boilers; for so sure ns they do per-
IL themselves 10 be divided and thrown !,
10 confusion, they will be defeated and !,
yer run BY their opponents.
The democracy ut no State in the Union \
ids nobler or higher posit ion among the n
emocracy Of the alton, than that of H. y,
ana, aud that position they VIII maintain, u
spite of boilers and disorganzers. pm Pacli :. y
splr n
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a 9 RIG TC N Al.


TAXI care OF Your Peach yrees.
NpFrarhigcc grOwershould ncglcct
AZ this time careful exaruinatiuu III
his peach trees, aud destruction, of
ihc worm lgeria ExiliOsa. Pr.rurc
lNoHrsci viii a sharp and long nar
row bsded knife. good hoe and 4
ipucKet N son soap then gct. mo
your orchard. With the hoe dlg away
ia'i soil ar''uii3 tile crown Of the root
untii you have. SAY eight to ten inches
lGecp ~ root fTllr barred ID siyIit: now
with the knife scrapc clean sl rho
roots and bark. and ut the same time
~atcii carefully any little appearance
loi gum oOzng from the tree: for wher-
eyer there is the slightest indication
there or near there. aud lust under ths
Dark, you will tind small white
worm. Clean him out. cut away
smoothly all bark that Is injured. w;rh
AZ over with the soap. and then draw
me earth again up 10 the body OF the
tree, leaving little mound about one
loot high. II this work is neglected
ms fall, the worm will 20 Oh eating
and growing all winter, until next
Jane, wien be becomes fiy and de-
Ics'ts a new batch of eggs. you will
have the pleasure Of Knowing vonr
tree i giil'f.l rud destroyed. Little
thlngs make up = litc time, 50 u little
care given n time will often save
whole orcaal vi hundreds X dollars
m value IN.
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ges, the Democratic organizntion in all III
sigor y as necessary as il wa 10 obtain
them.
fne tendencies 70 mis-goycrnmtst are
never Idle They bcieagner the haIs Of le.
glslatoD They elamor al The portals Of ex-
ecu'ive power. They besct The body poll.
'lc IN every form OF influence from sbrosd
They organize their corrup, action at hon.
by every artiice which they can appeal d
popular creduliiy, nnd every siimulant whict
can arouse personal passion. They take
upon themselves tie iaircsl nsmer. Now
they clamcr Tor !iceDtiuusness rnder the
name Of liberty. Always they conceal per-
sonal ends and sch i-sreking under The guise
Of public benefits. They demand for classes
peculiar and exclusive privileges, on the as
sumption that these are neediul for the wei.
fare of ths people They point to the 50 len
Idid sins Of the powerful ard consolidated
governments as excuses for undermining the
rights Of the States; and sgrin BY an equal
perversIon they CLOAK, under Tie sacred name
~ the rights Of the States, the purposes .. a
iana'icism hostile 10 the Consilrtlcn AM
the Uni n
Against an these forms If peril and evil,
NE unbroken cFganizs'ion ot Tie Democrat-
ic party j. the only safe defense. lis time
honored principes--lls ussges conformed 10
these, and embodying the prscii, Z. political
wisdom o. successive geners,ions--ils great
names. which have been the wa'rhword ci
fruitful and glorious eictories--all Of these
are wanted 10 perpetaate and preserve the
democratic system os policy. and protect lie
country from the schemes and macitinations
Of - opponents. crr national experience
has made the fact conspicuous. that party
Organization ndpariy discipline have been
Tie shield Of political virtue and the sword
of political wisdcm. Ia this country nj
purity lines are 70 be dreaded. The death o.
Dartyism breeds corruption. la such an.
event politics becomes personality, and ie-
gsluiion strife Of selfish interests.
Il il the doty, therefore. Of all democrats
who hare a. heart the success either Of the
democratic cause or Of the democratic ad-
20 hold % firmly to The demo
ratio organization. in which lies their
Iirengih. No man j. safe counsellor who
sculd weaken II o. break il down. Ilswork
ian n-ver be folly accomplished. 50 long rs
he principles Of poo1 government are ex-
'ostd % open or covert assault. II musi y
orm the hope and reliance Of the people 20
onS as they would protect their interest,
rom the insiduous arts Of corruption. and
he hagrant exccsses Of miseoverulnrnt.
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or The political skies are bright :er DE-
mocracy, and are growing brighter every
day Cheering news comes In ~ Us from
every side here in the Pocket Siblack
Is gaining ground every day, owing ID grad
uai changes which are made in ihr minds OF
those who have been vascillatng. We bear OF
many republicans who cannot persuade
themselves 70 vote for Hovey. They rhina
that since so many vf the weaker of both
parties claim hin, he cannot, surely. be q
very good democrat. or republican. aud on
the other hand. many cf those who have
been "Hovey democrats are beginning u
effect that 1t would be better for The parry
10 elect man whom all know % be demo-
cra,, than one whom any and aII parties can
lay claim 10. and cast or again at pleasure.
The honest people don't want such an India
rubber man; ct the republicans have whom
they please, we want men 10 carry our stan
dards, that no other party cnn .sy any claim
70 whatever. Evansville Enquirer
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lRkEs ~ tNo B'.NrAgDs.-Mnch
attention has been paid III your valu-
able paper latel y to the management
ana cultivation II frnit trees. The
subject Is one w Importance and wor-
tAy " your consideration, AS well as
oi more attention among farmers than
= generally receives. | am willing to
DO what ! can 10 call more attention
70 the subject, and wonld therefore
suggest a plan II which few dollars
might BE- proiitably invested by every
farmer who has a barnA yard. II isthis:
io set out as many apple or other fruit
'rees around tine barn and yard as the
room viii permit.
Trees 50 planted viii soon throw ont
their roots under the barn and ward.
where they will find an abundanca ~
nonrlshmrnt, which has soaked down
from the surface Of the yard, aI.d
which, did they not save X. could not
bc made available ia any other way.
Ia consequence Of their proximity to
the yard and barn, they will not need
any manurIng or further attcndanco
save q protect them from cattle till
shes .srow ont Of their reach. wIlirn
they will soon do, and comc IN beai
lng.
The fruit Of tres So planted Is nj
ways large and vel developed. a,.d
hey almost always hang full. One Of
AN nclrhbors, who has il row of apple
srcs Oh one idc of his yard. has two
rces Of the same kind--one near his
rard and the othAr some distance OH.
lhc one ncar it produces apples ot
vice the size. and more than four
ines the quantity Of the other. Ills
recs are about sixteen years Of are.
nd the largest have ever seen:
lumber Of them are about eight feet in
circumference at a distance Of four feet
rom the ground, with distance of
ixty feet across them through the
cads. and still growing vigorously.
Il u also great advantage TO
ard TO have trees around il, especially
2 winter. ~ they do much towards
rcaking the cold winds, and prevent
iuch suffering among the cattle. I
ope that those who feel disposed will
Y i this fall, as the OUTLAY il 50 small
nd the resnlt 50 sure that doubt not
icy will be satisfied, and an addition
attraction I've given to the old home.
cad. Cor. Mass. Plouglman.
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OFFICE coRsfR oF NAN Cross AND
MacDoSAi. STREgrs.
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PUBLISHED F.ERy WEDNESDAY,, Ar JAsrER
DUBOIS COUNTY, IsDiAsA, ny
MEHRINCER, DOANE & SMITH
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7ITT
For squareOf lineso less, week, = %.
Zach subsequent insertion, - cls.
Longer advertisements, "a same rnic. a
fractlon ever even squire squares, counted
a. square These nre he terms for tran
silent advertisements; reasonable dpduc-
tion will % made 20 regular advertisers.
Notices OF appoinimcn, 81 administrators
and legal notices uf Ike character TO be
paid for in advance.
Assorvt'ss cAxpfDATrs.
For Township offices, each. $500
F.r County \. @& 200
For District, Circuit. Or state. $50
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TERMS S-STRICTLY lN ADVANCE:
Single Subscription, Tor iiity Nus. 81 50
For six mouths. 90
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SAVING SEEDs. Many farmers and
dencrs neglect to save seeds for the
spring use, partly from the pressure OF
business, partly from negligence, part
ly from iorgctfulness. Now while
seeds arc ripcning wewill remind them
Of next year wants. Save your best
specimens, Ncep them dry aud away
from vyruiir maraudcrs. Tie seed
should bc Sayai at harvest tne. Of ey-
cry crop. Every farnci should have
= place for L.cscrviu. his seed. Buy-
ing seed is expensive, andcvcry farm
cr should raise and save bis own. It
II liia iruc lWilr,
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IL Much irs been written. md rtili more
said about hoops. baokwoud- c0rrespon-
dent Of AZ Ncfan.e, like cul--lf, II past.al
I, ,bsm, and gives tic so'lo2iug adyice:
WIS, pYrsmidir meia II gives,
Whist beauty. What design
nd men adm, vaung ones dcssc
4 u.ssd ~ eringar.
Then 20 ami huy crinolinp.
And pay Just Wha, you sl,a~e
YIN hive nav wort II ~ in'rrrrd
Next winter Youal not trerz-
I'm homeiy fsend Of mine,
Who. dytng f-T beau,
| chancsd % u --'. gave ;his 'etei2',
~ 'ieylaie hes woe:
Go get. says \. crinoline,
And wrar i;-y,u know how ~
DO You snppise cured her ~oesl
She has 4 baby noa
Sung Of A LuyE-slcK DAMsEn.
Ny heart il sick, INV heart is sad
Rus oh. ID. cans. ] dare not tell
nm not grievef an mot elsH,
| am not i', am not well.
i'm not mvseK Tn W., the samr;
sm. Indeed, ! KNOW not whai.
I'm changed IN 81. Except ia nnms-
9i. when shall W charged 10 ihai
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FRosrs The Princeton Clarion save
there were slgh' ifosia ID thai place one o.
FNrni.h hls l-s week.
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AZ autumn morn Il aiori.ns.
with ~ pure. fresh, braeinr ufreze.
Whispering, sighlnc, Iighily swayinr
Y uer the meadow. %, yugh lhe trees;
Singing dirges. low and solemn,
i'0snd The nipples lesiy column
Fading leaves are slowly failing.
Tlnged with gold and crimson haer.
ANA the birds are softly caiilng--
Have you heard the mnurnul newsl
List. the Autumn winos low hu,nn,jno.
Winter, cold and dark Is coming
See The tender fedg'ingr irving
II their wings are swift and strong
For their weary annual journey
To southern land OF song;
Where the sunshine and the lowers
Fade not VITA The summer hours.
Autumn sweet and mournful season
-" love Thy qules.days--
Wah Thy rainbow-finted forests.
And the soil, biur dreamy haze
Floating, hcverin1 c'er tie u4ounlnins,
Pleasant sales and murnurlng fountains.
As tae wiihered leaves are crisping
Meath my footsteps wandering sluw.
onft and sweet they seem 20 whisper,
Sooa. Ike IS. yon may he low,
Sleeping 10 the eortlss coli bvspm
Ere another spring sha.l blossom.
fe' grieve not; life hath neYsr
Been SO full OF bliss to me
rhat should regret 10 sever
An TIE bonds which set me free,
Aai NY spirii with the blesl
F0its her weary wings "a rest
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! ELEcTIoss. The four States which have
recently held their ANIMAL elections, have
given Democratic mojorllics about as fol-
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6eTAmong oiher things a wfser in TIM
New Albany Tribune ssys TIE Democrat
Of the First District have DISCARDED Niblnck
and have placed the tlagstaffol Democracy
% the hands Of Judge Hoyey, vino was born
and rsisedsa true Democrat, snd never vol.
81 oylnina but an unscraichcd Democratic
rr@ef.' This is a. monsuous a iaisehood
~ efer was uttered. IIpvey may have been
bora Democrat Tor all that we know
but he certainly was not -rased" one. Hp
vas Whig, and violent and blt.r oppo-
nent Ct the Democratic party al his life,
al he found the Wing party was unable
70 saiiate his thirst for Office ~hen he be.
came bemocra, which w-s ahont the
year 1850 possibly iiile longer. Durna
The eighs years judge Hovev has been d
Democrat. he has culed upon the party
which he hsr spent all his previous life IN
tradncing for tile following Offices: They
elected HIM member of the Constitutional
Convention, elected him Circuit Judge; con-
ferred upon him the appointment Of Supreme
judge aud tried iO elect him 10 that ,.fIicc
but ne aud they were defsafed: and Dem
oerasic Frrsldeni gave him hc appointment
oi bnited States DisIfict Attorney. la add.
tion 10 this he has been i I mediate tor Con-
gress before two Democratic Conventions
md i now canu,d.te 10 opposition 10 Al
De ocrafic nominee
his j. The kind OF man Judge Hovey
n and he !. net supported By he Demurracs
y the First District TIE gallant Demo
Gratis q the GibraltHr District will repudiatc
aim BY majority Of thousands.
50 much igf one \ .fement of this pretend
q "Old Jackson Democrat Cot who = 4
nos, likely coffin hand Fcderalisf) ot,h-
Tribune. Ills other statements are 81 about
'gunl truihiulness and reliability. Tue Old
ackson Democrats ut adiana know better
han % class 20 bitter an enemy of the old
tr0 as Judge llovry amongst life long
Democrats. New Albany Ledger. II
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Democratic maiori,y in four States. 81
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NV no' mrreF. Tn ~ ,he SAME;

sm. Indeed, ] know not whai.
In changed in ~. EXCEPT ia nnme--
Y'i, waon shall W charged 10 lhat
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Go ger. says Z. a crinoline,
And wear i;-y,u know how -
DO You suppose ! cured her woes!
She hns baby noa
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-11
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

General Comonfort is expected to reach this city to-
morrow
Hon. Jacob Thompson, Secretary of the Interior has
gone to his home in Mississippi and Mr. Kelly the chief
clerk has been appointed acting Secretary of the Into
ror during his absence.
Hon. Ben Fitzpatrick United States senator from Ala
bama will soourn for several weeks during the
months at the Warm Springs in Virginia.
Senator Iverson of Georgia. has returned to his home
in good health and spirits
Mr. James s. Scott, of Columbia, s. c., is dead He
president Of the Exchange Bank and accomplished
financicr.
Morphy, the great chess player is in London He will
attend the annual meeting of the chess in August
next at Birmingham.
1t Is aid that during recent visit of Louis Napoleon
to the Chateau Etioes the Emperor at once upon en-
erlng the paror noticed youth of fifteen years. inter-
esting in appearance, with elegant figure The En-
peror approached him kindly "a" What is your name my
little friend ~ Walcwski sire Count d Etioles .
answered the Emperor smiling and placing his hand
the boy shoulder This young is the son of Mde.
Rachel and Count Waewski who has always taken care
of him. attending to his education He will bear hence-
forth the title which the Emperor thus bestowed upon
him.
Nine. Riston is playing at London in Rachels great
characters of Ph@dre and Adronnc Lecouvreur 1t APP
pears to be the general opinion of the best critics
she is far inferior to Rachel She daguerreoypes human
passion and agony after the of the realsts The
News calls her acting axwork exhibition perfect in
its way, but the very negation Of art.