The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.

: sCouRrEoUs DiFFERENcE OF Opinion. ~
rhs following correspondence, which we
s.a in the Cleveland Piaindealer. will ex.
Lain itself. The denoument is not gwen.
{, /, can be guessed at. Doubtless, off came
n. Po.tmastsr's head:
Posr OFFICE DEPARrMvNr,
Washington, July 2, 1853.
au complaints are made against you,
A., YOU are unftiendly to the present Ad.
.;,Is,ration, and circumstances are detailed
seOpfrmaiion of this fact. An opportunity
!. ,ov offered you to present such evidence
:. ,ou may deem proper in retutation Of the
s:,res. Respectfully. &C..
HoRATIo KING.
Mr.. We. II. HoBBIE.
RI. Ag't. Toledo. Ohio, to Chicago, Ill.
TOLEDO, Ohio, July Z, 1868,
Ga I'm your letter to me, of July q,
y state that complaint has been made
E.;nst me that am unfriendly to the pres
ADMINISTRATION am not aware Of hav.
EXPRESSED, or ever entertaining any un-
.aJtu feeling toward the Administration.
strue that, as n resident Of Illinois, am
hvor of the reelection of Stephen A.
,slas to the Senate of the United States,
in favor Of sustaining the regularly
sniuated ticket, in opposition to that of the
M Republican, also to that put forward
sbolting Convention in the name of the
ministration, for the sole purpose, as
,,ceive, of dividing and debating the De-
.rracy of the State to crafty G personal
L,uosity against Douglas. i ana, also, in
.,nr Of the election CT u sufficient number
D,mucrats to the House Of Representa-
M. to preveni, if possible, the sad specta-
I, Of seeing Democratic Administration
trd TO 90 down upon its knees to the
R,.d dRepublican., begging for the ncccssa-
.pprnpiiatiOns to carry on the govern
mi ] am iu.favor Of Institutions belnL
a. by the ballot boz, and not by cirtrilg ge.
preferable Cincinnati Platform 10
!. Cincinnati Directory as test OF Dem
EIf,Lis con he nstrucdiHto rrpositon to
n Administration, thea peal guilty
81 an, very respectfully, Your Cb>t sv't.
WA NJ HoBD1r.
A HoaArIo KING, Z q , t Asst Z. NJ. Gen,
Fu RIVER. The lIumbo 1T y NJ IS thus
.sts of o.,c Of the furnishing valleys
ueabcuts |
This fourishinE valley il rr"gre sihg rap
Nv in agricultural and hrticultu al i'm
sements. ) me Of the f,rmers are pro |
ling lhemselv's with fine dwelling houses,
sich gives an mir ofpermanence aud beauty
be valley, commensurate wirh the enter 4
= is of the Inhabitants Among the nun.
Who are thus improving their places, We
flee Dr.. Felt, Slmuel Strong and Andrew 4
|arer 1t is harvest time there now, and
yellow grail fields present "A heauitu
atrast in the imagination to the tall gras |
|a waved oyei the soil of the valley six
|an ago.
Hon. HUMPHREY MARsHlLLs RECtp-
|yAr LnUIsvILLE4-Thc l. nisvllle courier
rs that when Humphrey Marsh IL rc.che | |
|Acity, Robert Il. Baird made n gorou>
mch. lie took his stand 'ou the wharf |
las ihe.iiuge form of ilumphr y darkenei
Vision, he lifted up his voice and spoke as
bw.:
NJ Bairdss spcech-' How are you, Col.
NJ
hihis m st touching and eloquent rccep-
/, Humphrey made the following appso
f,te andtitting reply:
III Marshall's reply" How do you do,
Ng
hese beautiful epecimens were taken
N rs dcliy"rc,l, by us ecial phonographlc |
~ler, and they ma! be implicitly teIled