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4 ..
From the vicksbarg WING of yestesd.r 'r1urnfnx
we extract the following rs5eulazs of TIE .ecldduf
70 the steamer Eclipse
BY dispatch from Nj. D A. Bigelov IA Sltache
OF the whig Office, we lcax-e thnt the maeai6c1d<
steamer Eclipse bursttd her Ecscef On nfIex
noon iew miles below Extchez; NJ. Cha& vos6ur5<
Master Of Transportation o1 tt Southern Eai10a1.
was killed Mr. BgeloW wss sea13ed hui not badly
LATER FROM THE EcEIrsE.-eol Wood a 1fof
Natchez Free Trader, sends us the 1Icwjn4 disua1>.
Matches, June "a, A. NJ E1Hm WhIx ~.
Eclipse bursed Der staFhoard he1<<r eight mIIeS ~
low Natchez- Charles yosburg, d y;cfsbarx, ~
Wm- PerhgnaB, OF St. Lofi3, were killed d. n
% Blgslow and Z. Farley, pasaepgs;, were .s.sverely
The above reached ms yesterday morning md 60
given TO onr city readers 10 an extra fhe Ee1juoo
arrived here about 2o'eioek in the aller1oon a
large number of persops were attracted on board ~
damages We found that but two sfoterDoms ~cl8
damaged One Of them was occupied bI ~ Yo1-
burg and Mr.. Bigelow, the other By H. Pe<1 ~
(there is some doubt to the NAME the cIcSk ~
the boat professes not to know and aII his eec uc
len with the Coroner at Nafchez) ard Mr. DI1ey ~
Adams county, Miss The accident uao exugcd "
the bursting out OF the head Of tie heater and ~
steam escaped through these staferpoms Nh Bf6cI
low was 10 the lower BERTH and be managed p n&ke
bis escape from the room, but the upper befih vi11
Mr.. V7sburg turned over, and be was Amothercd ~
death before he could extficate h!msef The RcufI6
man from St. Louis Is believed to have died II ~
same manner. We could learn nothing al 70 th6 ~
juries OF Mr.. Daley, as he got off At Natchez.
The Eclipse laid at our landing till lafe hour ~
night to have her heater repaired We learn that f16
head Of the heater which was blown ont was very
defective, being made OF cast iron. when wrought
iron is generally used for the purpose.
The remains OF Mr.. Vosburg were brought up o.
| the Alice Vivian. M
Mr. Bigelow was also transferred to the vivjan,
and came up on her He is very seriously inferred
both hands and feet being badly scalded and h5s
head slightly. His lungs however, are still sfroEx.
and it is hoped he has not suffered internally.
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THE VExED QUESTION SErTLED.-We are sorry to
pain the members OF that respectable religious de-
nomination that holds immersion 10 be the only tr1e
baptism, but duty az journalists compels rs to
announce that the case has been Legally decided
against them. We are serious Perfectly.
Our readers of course have heard OF Judge Nut
tall. We have told them something Of him ourselves
Well the decision we refer to is Judge NutfaIfs
"last-- II happened in this wise. A few weeks ago
negro girl in Henry conaty, undersentence Of dea(h
for the murder OF her Mistress experienced timely.
change of heart, and expressed desire 10 be bdp-
tized Her counsel anxious to further the wishes Of
the miserable pentent, applied to Judge NutuI1 for
permission to take her from the jail for the purpose of
immersion. The Judge, however, with that Z hard
horse sense so peculiarly shocking 10 scruplcS Of
conscience, couldn't see the necessity Of such au in
| convenient form OF baptism. . Why not sprinkle
herg' he inquired. 4 Because" urged her counsel,
with equal judgment and humanity sprinklng ac-
cording TO the faith she holds Is not baptism. And
her faith, may please your Honor is thai Of thou
sands OF the best and purest in this community. p
oh well, said the Judge. drawing himself up with
an air of gravity worthy Of John Snyder in the act o
passing himself into heaven by very tight squeeze
decide and tcant IL 10 BE- distinctly a,sdsrsood,
that sprinLiing is iegal bapfism.p
Thus, after upwards OF two centuries Of acrimoni-
theological controversy the question is put to
at last We warn our Baptist friends that it isn't Of
the slightest sort OF to take appeal for it Il
theory Of Judge Nuttas that when be pays no ntten
tion to the lawyers and makes decision on his own
hook Il is nsrer reversed. His Instincts defy the
Court Of Appeals. Louisville journal. &
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 50 Custumhouse street, near
WI Royal stree-For the Cure Of Old Chronic Nerouria
Syphlc and all Private Diseases without Mercury hndTance
from business exposure 10 friends and cure guaranteed IN
all cases.
The unparalleled success which has attended Dr. James prac
ce In ali parts Of the United Eopehe many
able by the eminent tusihes him offering h
services to the confidence OF the unfortunate The following
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, Dr. james per
anentJ eradicaes namely syphilis primary secondary and
tertiary Structures urshra Discharges elect Gonorrhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of females however
complicated they be- Diseases Of the Back and Los In
Of the Bladder and Kidneys rheumatism, Hydro
eee Cancers Ulcers Tuulors and all Diseases Of the Skin
would ao call the attention especially of those
privately and improperly injured themselves IN hN
and solitary habit which ruins the body and mind unfit
bity Impolency The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth, viz
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dmness Of
Vision Loss OF Muscular Power Pepaton Of the Heart ys
pepsa Nervousness, Irrtably Symptoms OF Consumption
Mentally the fearful effects the mind to be
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of
Love Of Solitude Tmdiy, etc, Of tue evils produced
All persons afflicted with any Of the above symptoms shod
health let false dececy prevent YOU hut apply and
yourself from The awful and dreadful consequences Of this
terrible malAcy.
Remsnber The Medical House of Dr. Jsraes' Custom
house
Private and separate reserved Hours of attendance
from A. NJ. 10 8 p, VI.
Consultations strictly confidential.
Ps-Reet cases Of Gonohea cured in twenty fo hours
or pay. DIR. JAMES,
oil ly 81 Customhouse street.
no COUNTRY MERCRANTS-JUsT RECEIv-
Il ed on consignment from the mannfacurers-
20 cases OAK TANNED RUssETs, Double Buck and
2, cases LADIES' FINE sHoss. assorted.
65 Mens Boys and Youths BR0GANs.
mi5 II j. B. VALENTINE 4 CO.. 81 Common st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-16

A Boy SWIMMING THREE HouRs.-Capf- Smith,
of the schooner Shepard A. Mount which arrived at
this port few days since, from Nassau reports that.
while at breakfast on the 20th Of May at sea, his
sou. Warren Smith, aged IA years. fell overheard.
The lad was not missed for some time, and when IL
ordered the vessel to turr back and keep her
original possible. In three hours AFTER the
boy was missing, he was found swimming and res
cued. The boy did not seem to be very much
fatigued, and said that be could have kept up an
hour longer. Philadelphia Ledger, 9Th
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Labor to parity thy thoughts Il tie thoughts ara
not vicious, neither viii the scsIops be so.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-16
BRooxLys NAVY YAHp--Ths New Ysrs Times
of the 9Th says:

BRooxLYs NAVY YARDs-Ths New Ysrk Times
of the 9th says:
Unusual activity prevails at he Navy Yard. Brook
lyn. The soop-ofwar Constellation, which returned
only few days SINCE from athree years, cruise IS
ordered to be ntted for the Calf withoutdeay. Two
weeks only remain To comrl lete the time for which
her crew shipped and there is mucA dissatisfaction
at being sent away so soor again, when they are
soon entitled TO their discharge. Provisions and
ammunition are going 90 board and she viii be
ready to depart by saturday. Work on the Savan-
nah and Sabine is being pushed forward with all dis
patch. The Naval Department have impaired as 10
the praetcahility of atting tie North Carolina for
sea, and the probable expense OF repGlfing her. Her
bottom Is said to bo sound int it woad as much
TO her and e. her for active service as 70 build
new slcop-ofwex
cRops ~ FGSRIpA. The Tansa Peainsular, Of the
5th inst says
We have gratifying assurances rom many planIefs
In this and the adjoining counties that ther crops
are everything TO be desired Corn neyeE looked
better sld cotton is in excellent condition.
Several gentlemen are now here nom Texas ard
elsewhere ta seek new hones in opR favored sunny
land.
Labor to purify thy thooghts Il the thoughts ara
/ not vicious neither viii the actiOns be So.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-16

BALTIMORE WASHINGTON,
RICHMOND, PETERSBURG.
LYNCHBURG, and the VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
Is Now Open!
Ahordng both business pleasure greater exped
op, safety and comfort than other Try the
following unrivaled schedules distances advAntages
Leaves Memphis at p. NJ.
=. Chattanooga $40 P. NJ. QIem. & C. R.
R9.,,:;;i;,;; ;.;..;:...,. 500 miles.
Dalton at $50 p N. (West. Atlantic r.
h.l..-.s... IS
Knoxville 81 A. NJ Cast Tenn. 4 ieor-
ga X. R)-.......-................... h ITO
e. Bristol at $50 A. NJ, (sast Tenn. 4 Virgil
mia R. R.R.)............................ l3O :.
Iynchburg at 9 30 r. NJ Virginia Ten
nessee r. .R)..........-.............. r. 24
Richmond at A. NJ (i.ynchburg 4 Pc a
Rich. Dan X. r.. l23 =.
Washington at 5 p N. tEsch. Fred. Il POI.
-
baltimore, baltimore a Ohio X. R)..... s9 :.
Philadelphia phil vii. Bait. r. RI. 90 =.
Arrive at New Noyk in 10 hours, Camden Amboy
K. R.l....--..... 81
1868 miles.
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THE GULF TRouBLEs.-U Under date Of the sth insk
the Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore San
writes S. 81
r. The Spanish authorities in Cuba and the British
Consul at Havana strongly condemn the conduct of
the British cruisers Some Of the principal British
Consuls in this country have expressed their amaze
ment at the Outrageous proceedings OF the seven
British war steamers which have been thus depated,
without notice to this Government to violate the i'm
munty of our flag upon our own coast 1t Is not the
least surprising part Of the procedure that the Brit
ish Government kept their orders secret even from
their own diplomatic representatives here. u Is
strange enongh-though the fact has been seriously
commented upon-that the British Government did
not give notice to this Government of their intention
aud invite our cooperation. The whole thing looks
like premedtated design to fasten quarrel on the
United States.
Ion was evidently not aware Of, or else did not
credit, the statement that the British commanders
were acting uuder orders dated about tea years ago.
Two MEN DRowsED.--A dispatch Of the sth inst.
from Boston says:
During severe thundershower, this noon, the new
schooner Prairie Flower, with thirtyLye passengers
/ on board, was capszed in our hasbor. Two men
were drowned and boy is missing, but the latter
was probably picked up, as be was near one Of a
number of rescung vessels, who saved the remainder
and brought them TO the city The schooner belonged
10 Salem and the passengers were taking pleasure
trip to Boston.
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NoRrnERS
RAnRoAD.-The jackson Mississippian Of yesterday
says:
We are grafiied to learn that contract has jast
been closed with the wel-known contractors, Messrs
Cooke, Bradford & Co.. for grading tHenty-six miles
agreed TO look for their pay to of The Com
pany outside OF the earnings Of the portion Of the road
already completed. The work will be Immediately
ors afford every guarantees that il Win be pushed ior
ward with al possible dispatch. Our friends along
the line Of the road may hurry np their subscriptions
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i UmBER-LUMBEit-LUMbEK-

100 feet IL TX dressed Florida Yellow Pine
- FLOORING ragued and grooved.
kono feet X and u wide dressed Foride yellow Pine
797 Fll3ORINts, toheued and grooved.
O0 feet x dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and grooveo-
I'm goo x wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
s'' toneued and grooved.
10000 iees dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ing. square edeee.
1nl zoo feet dressed wEATHERBoARDs.
Zoo eet rough Yellow Pine UMBER consisting Of Inch
-f Boards, Weaiherboards, Scantns, Joists etc.
25eocO assorted Cypress Lumber Lah and Shingles
ALSO
seshes, Docrs. finds, Moudings, etc. etc.
Fr sale lowest market prices in lots to sut purchss-
ers, by eihrsoN Dok6
SEQ ly New basIn
AW NOTIcE-I HAVE khkuhkb lBk rkAC
IL cs Of 10Y profession and can tefopnd At cce Nc. 10
o1n,9 myls sis'e IL MN. REYNOLDS.
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# HFATIkG HTONEs, OF the isIest 1proVed paliernE-
K-# Morning Star, Charter Oak "Shanghsin Ecopo
H mist Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Creole Cool
afo.es o their manufacture.
The Undersigned prepared 90 execute at short notice.
orders Sheet Iron Chnneys Breeding Tanks juice Boxes
Conner Pipes Copper Brass keep
Mad large stock Of Tin and Japan Ware suitable Steam
hoa Hotels and Private Families They agents for the
manufacture OF McCRACKEN'S Patent Evapornng
sugar They have certificates in their that this
pan with quantity Of steam, has eyaporasd doub
The quantity Of JUDGE Of the best Pan ~ They have
model Of the Pan which they will be happy sxhbi
Y any ons Interested in the culture Of Sugar Cane
~ - f WHEELER 4 FORSTALI,
Tehn tom FfDnf Eui uifnusf
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Inspcrfauf!
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9ublitum mcin ircblalprtirtes Eager Ypn llbren II.
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merle, bab Elm srcber She'll Der @plrwaaren BON
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ib nit Jleht biirsen tam.
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TIC ne Sl rertaufsn. "- l
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Msinsn @skhdftesrsunSen unb benz @ublifum i'm aaoep,,,r,u
oe @njtae, Dap LILY IN Der Is. Strafe ;piIhen Main umS Gorv
sesn heHen Store 9slnMttst unS eaielbit @uftrdse fur 93ottIe.
ea9ere'sr: @le, yrrter, Gtecr &C., lppis Gisarren I'M gDfpIeIo(e
prompt au5fuhrtn mcrSc. 80" " ~s'"""
Mf'ne Semnerp'eis fur elers @rtifl lnb mic Isitbsr:
Shstts per Sassns 81 9lol1,o ,:.a.r,hn.,
Sal6c Yints 81 mid, Ain,
1srb'sr es'n1 Reg jum btli8fen Marftpreis. Nv
StNrs" Nne Sarfecptrn erlauFe ib mir i~nsbeInnsrre ouf uu.
wager IN et9arren auinerflan, Su MAIDEN, belkbeno tbsiIpeiis in in
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BUR Na6rt6t!

Scsten trbaitsr cine srops 9uantltat frti6rr Gsrplr,s, aan,s rus
ron une teltt %stnabIsne; g~'ecrbapCn'S ihtpc, ifdes gSitsrs. nit
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Ntrben bel @0rrina' Z. Neorrr "
Ipctbcftr, %.
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81 CON.

90 @ainRraBc, Dem ct. Gbarles 5otrl a%sacniber,
crlautt fh ben brutlhen Odmcn an,u,siaen. ro, ls
misorrum in gem gorf Gin tepeutenrss Experiment Der
ieinitsn in paS YuBseihii. einlblaaencer artifsl stts
aefanft bat, bic lie CUR 9nii&t empiisblt ltuc ,u Ne,p,
g)p,ter 0reiIsn atIGGt.
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GaQerbier DEPOT.

Mstnen 5reunoen unp benz eeiammten biertrinfeuben
YmtlifIm Die anSeias, pa6 i'd fTr,Iih ben frhter Don
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NeutiNe WrrtNrfc.

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Die Won mir ntu cinacridtttt btuhht Npp'bcfr. an Der 9,roobar
ipintrn Ger l. unp Y'rcrf Npenue 9cl9cn. int tsm ScutI ben NDubIis
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,Mcetptc weseM III ishcr Belt. lei Sag pnb Na6t, son mir ieIbd
nit Orr Arafhn &seuratcie %onQrfrtist. s. Sc.
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0ae bmilIiAite Isuernnoe. WinisrinL.

N"9 0'''NTN ONHEF HIYVF WIEFFFTVUI.
SD ttrfaufe SpIt lump Grte Ill So 80 pcr grab. Suft SoI ecfc
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III Sal, Imo bfredpn: nitbte fr es Srtrern ~ssrletben. Seerrmann
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81 iobltnparoe 5efnets lid ede Der Totem t5lrasc unb Satin
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6 hrifinn Nnleler-

GGriftan Snieter,
Gttg Vunh Sptcl, 6ricprihsturs, 81.
Rrifenbc unp Sparpcr incen tirr quito ,np freunS,
lihe Nuimartun9.
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6rlAsS Burning 8luiC gum Sertauf bel
6. 6. Slider, Olaf.
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9pnbon, 90. glprii. Dieter Sage farb in Qpu=
bon 5err Spbann @ran,mer. aetoren in @annbein
I'M SaGre III, iomit I'M @lter BON SO Sabrsn.
Examiners u~stunssn fiir's Glapisr tsnnt In aaer
Delt Sober, Der ptsles Snitrumtnt selsrnt pat.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-22

AMALGAMATIoN We clip from the Cincin.
natl Enqirer the following relative to cOlored
Lothario hailing from Pittsburgh: 70
"Married --In this city on the 10th by the
Rev. B. B. Parsons, Mr.. Moses Murray o
Pittsburgh Pa, and Miss L. Story of Ripon
Wis"
Mr.. Moses Murray, of Pittsburgh, Pa, is q
great six foot negro, black as Othello or the ace
ofspades, and Miss l.. Story, Of Ripon, a white
girl of sixteenl Hsr parents reside here, and
knew nothing of the shameful affair until toe
late to save their child from her disgracefnl con
nection, and the fierce indignation they poured
upon the Rev. B. B. Parsons. E.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-22
LookrSe AHrAp.--The Boston Traveller a,

LookING AHEAp.--The Boston Traveller, an
opposition paper, usually has aneye to the wind
ward and now evidently fore SECS the defeat of
sectionalism in 1860. 1t admits that the Demo-
Gratis "are sensible men," and.adds: 81
ut is one ofthe felicities ofthe Democratic par
ity that II always gets beaten at the right time,
and becomes wise under theFod. 1t has vast
vitality and is so hard to kill that its destruction
is one ofthose things that arc never thought to
be possible" s-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-22
A Reward is offered!


For the detection Of any person counterfeiting,
Initiating or the vender ofany such counterfeit
or imitation Of Boerbaves Holland Bitters. The
genuine, highly concentrated Holland Bsht0s il
put up in half-pin. bottles only, having Tho
name oftic proprietor B. Page, Jr. blown in
them, and his signature around the neck ofeach
and every bottle. tiiis
This delightful drama has been received by
Americans, with that favor which is only ex-
tended to really scientific preparations. When
We consider the marked success attending its
administration, in the most stubborn cases OF
Fever and Ague, Weakness of any kind, Dys-
npepsia. Heartburn, Acidity of the Stomach. Sick
and Nervous Headache, Indigestion, Costise-
ness and Piles. together with the complete con
troll it exercises over all Nervous. Rheumatic,
and Neuralgia Affections, we cannot wonder at
It's popularity. Well may the invalid value ihis
remedy. or
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-22

HrAh hfe Of Stephen A. Donglas isannounccd
rs now being written by Jas. Nv Sheahan, ESQ.
editor Of the Chicago IFqnes. 4a
or There are in Ohio !, 3O3 Townships .469
voting places; 1873 Notaries Public; and COS
Justices o. The Peacs
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-17

majority of ten thousand. And yet
southern men make a pretext that they
cannot refuse to admit her--the very men
who, all their lives, have proclaimed the
right off State to seeede from the Union
whenever it sees f:. Mr.. Matthews made
one admission which we wish TO print
exactly as he said it. He said: "Ihere
is no use to brave 1t out any longer
The history Of Kansas, il must nOO %
admitted, from the beginning to The
present fine. has been a usurpation. "
After Mr.. Matthews, finished, Judge
Johnson Of Kansas, Durbin Ward, Esq,
General Geiger, Mr. CASTOR Of Mt. Vernon,
Mr.. Leete Of Lawrence county, and
"Govsrnor" Payne, made speeches. The
speaking was good, and we congratulate
the Douglas men upon the success ol
their mass meeting. Let US now see
what the Buchanan Democracy can do on
Friday night when they are 10 hold o
meeting al the same place. 81
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-17
Conoreasmen1-Letter Writerg.

We have a few remarks to make in
reply to the Washington letter which we
publish to-day. The writer must have
read our article very hastily, or we did
not succeed in clearly expressing what
we intended to say. Our previous re-
marks were called forth BY letter from
Washington, in which the practice Of the
Eastern press, Of ignoring the standing
and ability Of Western members, was
very properly condemned. We agreed
with every word in that letter. Il was
true. But we said that Western men
have themselves 10 blame in great meas
ure for it. They patronize, subscribe
for, and enrich the Eastern papers, and
neglect and siarve theirown The writer
said, and very properly, that the Western
papers ought to have Western men as
correspondents al Washington, which is
true. We replied. that we could not have
such thing, because we had not the
means to pay for il.
In this connection, we said that our
members of Congress took little notice OF
the papers in the State, except to send
them occasionally a public document or
a brief note requesting the publication Of
speech. We said that Eastern mem.
bers act differently, and SO they do. We
did not mean that they we're correspon-
dents of newspapers, nothing of the kind.
We agree with "Swipes,' they would be
poor ones. But we meant that they
might write to the Editor of their party
papers, once in while, to let him known
how things were going on in Washington,
and if not too much trouble, he might
occasionally say kind word, and make
suggestion, or something of that kind,
just by way Of acknowledgment that
such paper exists. That's ALL State
Journal.