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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

ToRrApo--A violent tornado visited portion
of our county last Monday evening, extending
from Long Glade to Soutb Mountain, u distance OF
20 miles, carrying desolation into its track, in the
prostration of trees fences, &c. The storm seemed
to have spent it's fury when 1t reached the neigh
borhood of our friend Mr.. George Shreekhse, who
lives about mile from Mt. Sidney. large Swis-
ser barn belong TO Mr. Shreekhise, was uuroofed, a
four horse wagon and u riding carriage carried
some distance by the furious element, aud almost
demolished. The shed attached to the barn was
removed by the violence of the storm, and carried
at least 100 yards. The mean breadth of the tor
nado, we understand, was about mile, and with
the exception of the prostration OF trees aud
fences, we have heard of damage other than
that hero mentioned-Ndant0R( Pd.) Findtcdtor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

sas FOR RENT-For the purpose Of
~ moving into n larger building the Basin
EsnK, offeI the house at present occupied by Us
for rent. WI. T. STAPLES 4 co,
18th street, next door to
ia It's Shields 6 Somerville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

REoovERED.-We are pleased TO learn
that iIartwell 4. Cooke, who was wounded In Ar
sfray in Goochland county, Va, recently by John
N Smith has recovered His injuries were slight.
having been inflicted with common pen knife.-
Mr.. Smith Is known by his friends in this city, TO
be OF most peaceable disposition, aud the array
appears to have grown out of one Of those unpre-
meditated difficulties which are often unavoidable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

BOARDING AN AMERICAN SHiPs--teuite an agreeable
meeting at sea took place lately. An American
ship, bound for Australia, fell in with British
| transport. As mark OF respect, the American
dipped her ensign. This brought boat with a
plumber of officers from the transport, whe were re-
gaied on board, and, Oh leaving, were honored by
| the band with 'Ysnkee Doodle" and "God Save
| the Queen" At night, desirous to proiong the
| civilites, signal rockets were sent up and blue
| lights burned by each. How gratifying must suci
courtesies have been to parties several Thousands
| miles from home, on the '.ocean wave" Board
| ing" la this manner is far more interesting and
better calculated do good than the way in which
some British officers have lately visited the marine
| of our neighbors. We "go in" for operations
snch as the above-St. Jolf,(N Il Neios, Aay 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

DISTRESSING AFPAiR.-Niehoas Ten Brock, a
rich and estimable bachelor citizen OF Greenport
N. ". while in his pig-peD, few days ago, was
shot and killed by his nephew, who had been ont
shooting crows, and carelessly fired his revolver
at knot-holo in the PEN His property is LETT to
his sisters family, OF whom this unfortunate
uephew il one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07
g. FOR RENT-A large Stable and

Ei lot on 9th street aud the Canal The lot is
very well suited for coal and wood yard. Posses.
sipH given !oth June, inst. Rent $3.50 Apply TO
j r kFEsEE
in A-aa 18th street hetNann Main and Carv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07
THE sARRArH SanooI Courrr-,o,

VIII meet 10 this city next Thursday nisht, and
continue IN session two days. Arrangemcnts are
being made to accommodate ali the visiting Teach.
sls ana scholars that may attend and we are grat.
various sections of the State The address Of raw.
brosddus - expeetcd to be one Of his hsucie~t
thcffss as he is . wsFm friend Of Sabbath sckoois
Friaay several addresses will be delivered and
the next day grand procession viii tsks pIs.sc. =.
throughout the city the Sabbath School children
are practicing the songs designed TO be sung ON
the occasion; and all Of them are looking lorvsrd
70 the meeting of the Convention with ths bright
est anticipatiOns. tsa.F.9--- = -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07
LADIES FAIR.-Ths ladies worshippiur

LADIES FAIR--Ths ladies Worehippiug
at Leigh street Baptist Church are to cemmence =
'air tonight and promise 80 to exert themselves
as to make their fair pleasant resort for all
who may patronize them. In addition to fruits.
ices and other seasopable delicacies their tables
viii be spread with useful and ornamental articles
on SALE and as all they make ID TO be expended for
the public good they hope to be literally seconded
in their efforts by their numerous friends
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07
a. VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOR

ii SALE OR RENT--Tbe newly erected four ste.
IS Frick Residence, on the sonth side of Marshall
street uear ah street, aud adjoining the residence
81 Jas Vi. Ia, lor. ESQ The house contains le rooms
large aud convenient, With brick kitchen contain
iag rooms. and supp led With all the modern con.
NsgtepCcs.
The loi fronts on Marshall street 81 feet and runs
back as feet to alley ~ feed wide,
Yhe lccstion q thiS property renders it very de-
sjtsble either for professional ecntlenan CT n,er-
chant. Persons wishiag ;a provide themselves with
a VERY pleasant residence. would do we'll TO arply
- +-..n-f LAS Ii TANIAR 4 SAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

GETTING MEMBERs,-All persons desi-
rous OF becoming members Of the Virginia Central
Agricultural Society, are requested to hand their
names to Capt. VIM. H. Richardson, Jr of fIenrco.
the soliciting Agent OF the Society, or to Can't
Dimmock, the Secretary and Treasurer Itis i'm
portant that the. Executive Committee should
know the strength Of the Society at once, 90 = 20
Fair ~. - ! = TT -~-"Ae
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

nsa FOR RENT T-PoSSEsSIoN M
Ii MEDIATkLY-A Brick House near the Gas
n0use at Rockets, containing six rooms tneud I'M .
y ha,emtnt and other conVeuiences Rent moderate
10 a soo.i tenant. Apply 10 ID EACHo,
rph-3t Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07
DEAR TnIp.-Under the laws OF ths

ment Virginia Militia are to hold meeting TO-
night ut the Armory of the Young Guard, TO com
pleee the organization, and elect Colonel and
other Field officers, Already officers for eight
companies have been elected and commissions is-
sued by the Governor and placed in the hands Of
A. b. Guigop, Esq, at Goddin's Hall, where they
may DO obtained to-day. Ths reorganization OF
tho militia OF the state 10 matter Of little i'm
portauce at this time, aud should be effected with.
out delay. We know there are many persons who
look upon 1t as mere waste of time, but whom
they consider how important it Is to have strong
neighborho0d and county patrols, to preserve good
order and protect property and that these patrols
can be secured in no other way, save iu times of
great excitement, they will be apt to change their
opinions. In towns and cities, where militia mus
ters not faDcied, let the youpg men organize
volunteer companies, or join those already COM
mssioned. Each of the companies In this city
should have at least fifty additions made 60 their
ranks, in order to give them strength and vitality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

Gen. Samuel Miligen, of GreeneyilIe, then sp-
preached the front OF the platform, bearing in
his hands beautiful flag, which he had been del
egated by the citizens of the town to present to
the President and Directors of the Railroad. He
addressed them as follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

81 Church Hiil on 12d street, between Broad and
Grace streets. containing rooms. with a Kitchen
&c Possession can be had Immediately, Apply to
p EACH0, or BRiELi.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

A "FAsr YouxG NAx."-The Prince Of Wales
has now fairly slipped from the royal apron
strings. he gives dinner parties at bis Lodge
At Richmond, and goes to the opera on bis own
hook, making good Mr.. Gibbs sit in the back
ground, While be lounges in front with biz
friends and associates, criticising the singers
and dancers With the air Of y conncisseur. H
has lately given dinners 70 the Count de Paris
the Count de Flanders, andswo or three youth
full members of the English aristocracy.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

TRouBLE IN DAvENPoRr.-We learn from a
passenger on the Tishomingo, yesterday, that a
serious riot had taken place at Davenport, on
Wednesday evening and yesterday morning.
The disturbance arose from the refusal of the
banking houses to redeem the notes of the
Florence Bank. which they had put in circnls-
ton. The mob assailed the bank Of Cook
Sargent, and the residence Of Mr.. Cook, with
brickbats and stones. Mrs. Cook was badly in.
jured by the missiles. The riot was raging when
the boat left, and further trouble was expected.
We give this news just as We get it, withou,
vouching for ito accuracy.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

Love IN THE Cause.-The Editor of the Har.
risburgh Telegraph is informed OF a siegular ad-
venture which occurred on The passenger train
OF cars arriving at Harrisburg from the East, on
Saturday evening last. In one of the cars
young gentleman was seated, apparently deeply
occupied in reading book he held in his hand,
until he got to Lancaster. At this place very
handsome young lady entered the cars and took
seat directly opposite to him. Before she had
been long on the train, the eyes Of both met,
anddhey recognized one another as old acquan.
tances when young, having separated by their
parents moving apart-those of the one to the
West, and of the other to Philadelphia. The
two soon became enrapted in earnest converse
ton, fell ardentiy IN love with one another, and
by the time they arrived at Harrisburg, had re-
solved to be united as man and wife, and travel
on their journey to the lady's home together
Accordingly they took lodging at a hotel, sen.
for a minister, and were united in the bonds Of
connubial bliss, and taking the next train, we're
off on their bridal tour The Telegraph's in
formant says he is acquainted with the parties,
and that they both occupy high positions in So
ciety.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

The following dispatches are said to have
been exchanged to-day by the Queen and Pres.
ident Buchanan, but we do not well see how il
was possible, as cur Halifax correspondent in
forms US that no dispatches can be transmitted
for several days:
"WISDsoR Castle, August 9, 1858.
"PREsIDENr BUcHANAN-Dear Sir; Az YOU
will not permit me to "visit" you, allow me to
drop you line. Faithfully yours,
VICTORIA REGINA
REPLY OF PRESIDENT BUCHANAN TO THE QUEEN.
Washington, August 6, 1858.
"My Dear Madam lit is my impression that
You have dropped enough OF your line already,
and that you are running the thing into the
ground. yours, faithfully,
~. iFoss. sJAxEs BUCHANAN"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

DucKED.-A gentleman frem the country, &C
companied BY brace Of ladies, drove bis team
into the river, at the foot Of Jefferson street,
yesterday afternoon. Driving too far, the
horses lost their footing, and the passengers
jumped into the water. They we're rescued, and
the horses swan ashore. No damage was done,
save to the unwashable portion Of the garments
of the fair ones
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

A Rronrsous vERDIcr.-Last week, before
shs Rscerders Court, in Chicago, Louis 4. Doo'
little and Alfred VI. Allen were tried for fog
ging Henry n. Keith, Principal Of Brown Public
School, In that city. Itappesrs that the parties
took The Job By contract. They we're convicted.
The penalty Of tAs hw for the misdemeanor, ID
ix months impsisonmsnt in the Bridewsll al
Chicago, Of Ans Of one thousand dollars, OF
both. II. Keith having turned boy Of Doc
litslss out Of school, the beating took place
through revonge. @ s.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. One ~ n. -
bic accidents which We have been csIi.s
record IN . long time, occurred yer..s
inf, On The Gs,ssain 1ngnpshs, - m
s0ms Ttgtt ~ ni0e miIeo from ~ 1
particulars are r. f"l'o~s: Abou, 4 ~
'shs morning, ". HA9irc }. John. Of X. ~
furniture ware rooms on Fourth s,,ss. ~
Aain and Sycamore, passed from N.
room 70 the rsss part Of his d~ellir.
opening the kitchen door, discoy.,.I ~
hawk flying about his barn. He e.w.
girl It work 10 the room 10 bring ii.
. Il was handed to him hs inauir.s -
loaded. The girl replied that aha shs.naS
and tusued 20 procure some percuss;ea
directed. Mr. John then raised the 80
the gun, and placed tho buss uoou n. y u
blow in the barrel 70 ASCERTAIN vhssS. ~
il vas loaded. A be vas placing ~ y
70 his mouth, . favosise house 80.
bounding through the open door. ana II,
TO bis master, Of whom be vas ver,ray
exploded the gun, the contents Of ~ ~ ...e
heavy charge Of shot, entering the f.s' \.
John. just underneath the lef. cheek 49,
passing through the top Of the skuJ
away the Iefs eye and the entire 49,, s.nns
portion Of the face and head! Such
force Of the charge that the brains OF 4. ~
tunase man wers scattered over The -
ceiling, furniture Of the room, and s.,y... Z
who STOOD only three or four fee, djs,,,, G
skull itself vas nearly empsied Ca.
Gazette.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17
twNHRrED.

In Burlington, BY Rev. ". SAiter, on the 9th ss-
MIR. Wh.J. TAlBor to Mrs. MARGARKT huSnKksIssA
In Fairfield, on Tuesday, Angus; 10, by tie Rev n
HoitGingtr, Mr.. Wh. L. SHskFKY, Of B1rlington lou
TO Miss kATE Wccps, Of Mansfield, Rishland eoesy
Ohio.
In this city, yesterday at the house Of Mr. n 81.
derland, BY Rev. Z. A. bradrick, Mr.. VIZ. PcvEr. u
Ladcga, montgomery county, Ia, and Miss PEscitu
d. GARE!Guts, of this city.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

A man by the name Of John Pemb!eton,
always supposed to be white man, who has,
with his partner had blacksmith shop at the
upper end Of Main street, was decoyed out Of
town last Sunday and carried off by three or
four persons, supposed to be from Palmyra, Mo.
Pembleton was as white as folks generally are,
. member OF one of the Fire Companies, and
sustained fair reputation here for industry
and sobriety. These facts are derived from a
letter which he somehow contrved to send back
to his mariner,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

Nearly oil, il not all the drinking saloons 10
Sc. Louis, II 10 said, are furnished with stsaws
for sucking juieps BY one man, Who sells them
for one and . half Or two dollars . thousand !;
from two acres Of land on which he gross rye
annually. he sells about twenty four hundred
dellass worth II ssrawA They sss packed else
b bassslA esasnintag abeas u. 600 sesaua al
ohlpped y kev 0sssasA = Rsnl al ~ tnase.
0e1'noo 11neoA - ehs Aunand = tneeeA1ine.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

Fer l1e NawA-N4e.
Rev. Mr.. Johnsoa anA sne DnavsRsesy.
Nh. EpzfoR:-In yoor paper q ~ lib inst
u . repressff ss.s,s. ~ slsssioa Of Rev. Mr..
johnson e the prssidescy Of the University.
hat us think u calculated to convey . very
erroneous inpressien -theugh intended in kind
ness on your part--in reference TO the object Of
biz election to the position named above. You
intimate that be was elected Nor ~ pagpose
Of raising N endowment Of elo0. 900 dstesnin-
cd upon BY the Beard Of Trussees." Permit %
70 correct this, BY stating that W participated
7 his election and are responsible 5or the act.
and that Mr.. johnson was elected to the psesi-
dsney because: First, In the opinion Of the
Trustees he was d man for the position, in
respect to ell necessary qualifications. Secondly,
II there was any honor attached 10 the position,
il Was believed to be especially due to him -
the father and founder Of the institution.
Third, In the opinion Of the Board, Mr.. John-
sons intimate acquaintance with the history
and affairs generally of the University. internally
and externally, fitted him better than any other
man to serve efficiently in the position. And,
finally, a. the institution needs an endowment
Of 4lOO, 900, and the President will, Of course,
naturally feel an interest in raising the same,
he being the head, it was believed that no one
could do more, or perhaps a. much, to promote
the success Of this object as be; having, from
the beginning, been intimately connected with
the school, and acquainted with all its friends
and patrons. So, in view of all these considera-
tons, Mr.. johnson was, in preference to all
others, unanimously elected by the Board of
Trustees President of the University
In conclusion, permit US to ~ that. should
Mr. johnson consent to acceptof the position SO
warmly pressed upon him by ki1lkieuds and the
friends of the educational interest Of Burling.
ton, We hope that he will receive from onr
citizens that corporation and sympathy which
this noble enterprise demands and the best in
terests Of our city require.
Yours respectfully,
Crvrp.r M rrur Tprrrrre
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

u Several car loads Of cattle came to town
In the early morning train yesterday. Mer.
chants who have recently visited the interior
say that the State is fulJ Of cattle and hogs, with
large quantity Of old corn. We are surprised
therefore, that more Of the corn is not fed, and
the stock well fatted before it 10 sent East or
sold out Of the State.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

KEnrucKy Observation-Disclosures, more or lesa
eemplsts, have been received from about one
third Of the counties. The Democratic ticket 10
undoubtedly elected, but tho data ere still too
unsasisfactory 70 Determine whether or not, -
claimed. by gain over last year.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

a man named Ailligan committed suicide by
sLssting himself with a pistol at virden, SAM
canon county, ILL.,, on Thursday because his
young wife, who had left him on account Of his
I'll treatment, refused to come back to him.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

A s.0rRlKsr PUT Down.-Ths 'striksrs" OF
The Alton and Terse Hauts Railroad have beer
conquered. They had taken forcibls possession
Of III the engines and cara and put an e6sctua
sop 70 the operations Of the road. 4 polics
Sores was sanneasd iron Ss. Louis, who sac
sssdsd in arssssing The ring-lsadsn and In ~
curing the psspsrty 70 the custody Of the Com
pany.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

THE ST. Louis'ELEc1Ios.-It is rumored that
Mr.. Blair intends 80 contest the election or Bar.
reti, On the ground of spurious voting, Not
only NE st. Loais Democrat, but the News also
which support. Breckenridge insists stronRiy
that there we're Wholesale frauds pracliced ~
the Democracy, aeeordiag 70 The ..Bordera
Standard
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

According TO recent census, Iowa City con-
tAins population Of s,iSl. Including the sub.
urbs, the Republican is Of opinion they would
number 10000
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

a. The little daughter Of Nr. hall, mention
ed - having been bitten By . rattlesnake
Thsrsday, died yesterday morning about two
o'clock. She was four years old. The bite was
severe one, received just below the knee
while gathering berries.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

An Ohio editor recently attempted to de;snas
the powerful effects Of warm weather, and Der:
is ore instance 49,
" small negro boy injudiciously leaned Y
against the sunny side Of house yest,risT
and fell asleep. In a few minutes be began 4
soften, and in three quarters of an hour be rGn
all over the yard. His mother dipped Mm Y
in a wash tub
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

az A dray horse fell, yesterday, with sun
stroke. and soon after died. 1t is exceedingly
hot, and men should be msrciful to their ami
mails as well Is themselves.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

FLoREScE DIscARDED.-A public meeting Of
the merchants and business men of Davenport
was held at the German theatre on Tuesday
evening last, and resolutions passed pledging
themselves to receive no more Florence money
or fractional shin .plasters
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

u A little daughter of Mr.. w. P. Hail, liv
ing upon the Cords farm, near this city, was
bitten by . rsttlesnake, yesterday.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

Ii is generally considered that man has argr
to steal kiss or an umbrella whenever be hasa
chance.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

Bank, Bethel, Conn.,, have been thrown out q
Chicago,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

The Republicans Of the Third District Of Indiss
ana have wisely decided to make no nomination
Of Congressman. They will support Judge Ho-
Wy, he Ansi-Leconpsoa candidate. N,basoA.
~ pssssas nsnbss. . IL Adninisssaeioa non
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

ScURRILous.-The abusive personal article Of
the Council Bluffs Bugle against Judge Fsyer-
weather, in the last issue, is one which is dis
grace to Mr. Babbitt and his paper. Whenever
malice by attacking individuals who are in no
fair sense before the public, he shows clearly
that he is unworthy Of the important place he
occupies, and will inevitably bring what should
be high and honorable vocation into merited
contemnt
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

The Janssvills (Wis.) Gazette insimasss thai
there IL something very rotten in the City Banl
of that city. Il hints fraud.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17
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DIED.
Nnfice

DIED.
Yesterday afternoon, OF Consumption, Mr.. =.
NURSE.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

Reolgnatiom OF A0ns ID. r. MILLER.
We yesterday received the following note
from Mr.. Miller, resigning his place upon the
Republican ticket for the Office Of Member Of
the Board Of Education, and regret, in common
with his friends generally, the necessity which
has compelled him to this step:
Messrs. s. F. MILLER, s. B. EspY, @. DUSHAS,
y. s. ELLIOTT, J. S. HARLEY, Members of the
Central Committee of the First Judicial Dis
trict of Iowa.
MISUNDERSTANDING that . faithful perform
ance Of the duties of member of.the Board
of Education would very seriously conflict with
prior professional engagements, which ! am
bound both in honor and contract to perform,
l feel it to be my duty to resign the nomination
for that Office given me by the Republican Ju'
dicial Convention, held at Burlington on the
18th ult.
With undated zeal for the cause Of Free In.
stitutioDs have the honor to remain,
Your obedient servant,
DANIEL F. MILLER.
Eort Ne d;son Auo nth l052
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

The Columbus lGa.) Enquirer, says tha. Dou.
slas will establish the popularity vt the North
Of the principles upon which he u kes issue with
me Administr tion, and will show that While be,
mus isolated. can wage great and doahtfai bat
~ nth = strong antagonist, the Administration
. simply contemplate for il weakness and fac.
tioua Impotence" He viii do that