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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26

The Eucampment and Military Parade, at
Ashland, near Richmond, are we'll con-
Quoted, and the strictest order and dis
cipline maintained BY Colopels August and
Cary, and Adjutant Munford, the officers In
command
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26

COMPLAINTS are still heard of the action Of
the Courts Of Inquiry, relative to the Retired
, f6cers of the Navy. Some 9th officers, tits
J i'd, were very harshly and unjustly dealt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26

The Petersburg Express advocates the pro-
priety aid necessity of building new State
Capitol at Richmond. 1t new capitol Is
built, it should be of marble or granite, and
We hope in style of architecture 'imil'r to
the one now standing. 1t should be much
ENLARGED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26

We have received beautifully printed
quarto periodical, to be issued monthly, pub
lishsd in New York. called The Printer, de.
voted to the interests Of the art pressrva-
tive OF eli arts" ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26

The Senate bss taken up the river and
h.rbos bill. The bill provides merely for
shs preservation Of certain works for the i'm
provomept Of navigation Or VI bsrbors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26
W. GOD PARK AND ROSE HILL AT
w PRIVATE SALE-These FARMS,

W. GOD PARK AND ROSE HILL AT
w PRIVATE SALE These F A K VI 5 +,
lying in Orange county, on the Rapidan River,
with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad
passing through each Of them, containing ,l29
ACRES We offer these Farms jointly or sepa-
raiey, and in such quantity as will suit pur.
chaser Lying in the very heart of the Rapidan
valley, these lands cannot be surpassed in their
fertility. In beautiful scenery, they are I'M
equaed embracing Iul ard extended view of
the Blue Ridge of two beautiful rivers, and a
tram OF cars passing twice day.
IT. With handsome and commodious Dwell
IL. LINGS, and superior out-buildings on ca en-
Farm; with a good Apple and Peach Orchard
with chestnut and locust fencing; with large
proportion of river low grounds, and the high
lands beautifully undulating; with superior
waters, good health good society, and within
one mile OF Railroad station, manufacturing
mill. an Episcopal Church, first rate school,
and within three hours travel OF Washington
or Richmond. With these advantages, we in.
wife attention.
My address ir Rapidan Station, Orange and
Alexandra Railroad, Va. B. MALE.
Orange county my l5-2awtlOJe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26

Liberal subscriptions have recently been
made in New Yvrk to relieve Kenyon Col
lego, 10 Ohio, from it's embarrsssments, and
to place it upon permanent footing of use
fulnsss. About $4,000 for the purpose
were contributed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26

Rev. II. P. Goodrich, distinguished Gle :
syusn Of the Presbyterian Church, died in
Missouri, on the l7th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26

We have received from Messrs. James Es-
twisle 4 Son. THE Yellow Frigsts." or the
Two Sisters, q novel, by Capt. James Grant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26

GIO0 REWARD.-RanawSy ron r..
OlUU farm OF the subscriber ned, -, d,
trevills, Fairfax County, Va, on me L.s I. 6
5th instant, negro woman HARRlE l. aUOt "a,
years of age, black, S feet or 4 inchs'b ~ e,
and tole-ably likely. She was purchase y ,l4
of Messrs Dickinson Il Hill, in RIcnn0%,
formerly came from King George Co%9 NJ,
will give the above reward If rsturne'
or secured 80 that can get her. ,,cspy
Fairfax County, Va, ap 5-e0i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26

l,OssJNICAIED'
Perhaps do not understand c. 5. H., ID
regard to the May Flies. lie leaves it to be
inferred, at least, that they lay their eggs
after leaving the water. Now as the Gy
comes from the egg, and as the egg is lad
after leaving the water, what becomes OF tie
theory that they inbsbit the water when IN
the larym state? ENQUIRER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26

ARGE SUPPLY OF PAPER HANG
IL lNGS.-S. z. FRANKLIN has just re-
celved al his new store corner OF 9th aGd ID
streets, fifteen cases OF French and American
PAPER-HANGlNGS, in every variety, style,
and price, which, added 10 bis former stock,
makes his assortment larger and more complete
than can be found elsewhere in the District OF
Columbia. Tney will be sold at wholesale or
retail, at a small advance on cost prices.
Washington, my l3-eo3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26

after leaving the water. Now as the Gy
comes from the egg, and as the egg Is lam
after leaving the water, what becomes OF tie
theory that they inhsbit the water when IN
the laryD state? EMU lREk
VALUABLE LAND. IN FAUQGIER
Y COUNTY, VIRGINIA, FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale his FHN "AlR'
LEY" in Fauquier County, Va, immrdIarIY
adjacent TO Catleu's Station. on the Orange AMI
Alexandria Railroad, 50 miles from Alexandra
By recent survey, the tract contains ON
THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AXD SIXTY.
SIX ACRES, Of which about 500 acres ar
we'll wooded with the finest timber, bang
large surplus over the quantity required iof IT,
uses of the farm, and rendered peculiarly 'd..a.
.le by IFS proximity 10 the Railroad.
OF the remainder OF the land, 200 acres 'ir
superior aluvial bottom on Cedar Run. Tsdl.'i
producing 50 TO IS bushels OF corn per acf'
and well adapted TO the growth OF "h-s' a..
grass The upland is OF fine quality aua ~
ceedingly productive OF all kinds Of gram al.
grasses. The whole tract is well wa'rr'd "'-
highly improved. Cha; portion not under c1.1.
vatlon, being well taken III blue grass, Iimo.|
and Clover) and possesses ~ nigh degree .As
advantages OF healthy aud CONVENIENT ios''
ton, and OF being We'll suited 10 both ldfmis
and grazing purposes. The improvement, col.
"A sIst of new and cOmmOdous u" h".
E4 LING, an Overseers' house, and tue niece
sary complement OF barns stables 30.
To those, 10 whom the size OF 'he farm mig
BE- Objectionable, offer is made OF por i'i w.
the above tract, (say 500 acres including o.
the principal Improvements and ad'Ing a'''.
tages equal to the whole IN point Of si'na''.
abundance OF wood and water quall'y Oh :"
&c The subscriber vii take pleasure 30
showing Inc premises to persons VISITING ny
farm with the view OF purchasing, ard "H.T
ply promptly 10 any communication r'qur''L!
further particulars. Terms liberal and sr,''
modaring Address c. ]. sTU'N
Catlett's p. O., Fauquier Co., Va ny 5-so'n
VIRGINIA MILITARY IESlIlCIt-
Y The Board OF VISITORS will meet ["
24th Of June, to make APPOINTMENTS o. I'''
for thl. Institution Applications snoni' "
dressed 10 the Undersigned, prior TO 'hs 10.
meeting. Vacancies for St1te Cad : "I.' -
for the following Senatorial Districts, oras' y.
Old Consttuiioa:
W-Albpmarlp, Nelson, AnhsTN,
Vll-Shenandoah, Hardy Page "@'''
X1lIl.-HarTison, Lewis, Wood, &C
&lV-Frederick Jefferson CLARKE
&VllI.-Patick, Henry PIttsylvanls.
X&IX-Loudoun, Fairfax Alexandra
XXXl-Brooke, Ohio, Tyler, and MAR 20,
Those wanting I eachers from tn. GiaO1S''
Class, will apply before the LIST Of july. -, a..
The usual Graduating Exercises vi"
place on the 9Th OF July. ,,..
The Society OF the Alumni will be ada'S'. -.
by Samuel Garland, esq, OF Lynch6ufg , ~
Sd Of July FRANCIS h. o-n. ,,'
ap a. wt24fhJe supel.t--'.-
OeIN0 REWARD.-RanawSy ron
HNV) farm Of the subscriber, near -.
treyills, Fairfax County Va. on the G.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26

1t is the first blessing OF ship IN England
since the Reformation"
Oscar NJ. Thomas, convicted Of kidnapping
oolored boy named George Anderson, in
New York, and selling him into slavery 10
Virginia, has been sentenced to ten years 10
Sing Sing prison.
Gov. Wise has appointed W. II. Parker,
ESQ.,, of Northampton coonty, to the oHhce OF
Iospector, created under the act to prevent
the escape of slaves, vice DR.. j. j. Slmpkins,
resigned.
A general court martial assembled by or
der of the President of the United States, at
San Antonio, Texas, on the Goth instant, for
the trial OF Captain Seth NJ. Barton, of the
fret regiment OF infantry.
Ii is said that scraps Of leather burned No.
der plum tree. when in full bloom, so that
the smoke will go into the tree, will efFectual-
ly kill the curculio insect which destroys
the fruit.
One of the most fruitful sources of acct
dent on American railroads, arises from 10
secure bridges. On Eoglsh railroads acct
do nts from ouch causes are seldom known.
The statue of DR.. Jsnner, the dscoverer
Of vaccination, has been placed in Trafalgar
SQUARE, London, and in a few days will be
uncovered.
Ono argument, 10 the British Parliament
10 favor of letting men marry their deceased
wives sisters wss-thst BY doing 90 . mao
had only one mother-iu'law Instead OF two.
Billy BowIsgs was the great "lion" at New
Orleans last week. There was much difhsal'
~, however, in keeping him from using too
much "fre-water."
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
NO

i the young men, though lac had not done
quite as much wo k II was immediate
ly proposed to pay him three hundred dol
lars. This he refused lil the pastor was
paid. Upon counting The money, IL was
found there WIS enough TO pay what WAS
due Mr. Smith, to advance his salary fdf
Tho wear 70 come, 10 reward Father Smi.
ley with three hundred dollars. and then
have a large dividend for each coulribu
tor. Thus their debts we're paid hds
pastor relieved, aud while lie lasie h,
broke for them the bread Of lie. Thv
bones of both pastor and elder repose 10
che same churchyard, but grateful 70,
'ority still tells this pleasing Story Of tbe
past"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
TEACHERS CHARACTERISTICS.

An interesting paper lately read befor5o
the United Association OF SehoOlmRsiersl
of Great Britain contains the following
generalization:
II Teachers Of limited capacity. or
whose command Of lauguage is limited.
invariably teach best With text books, or
by the individual system Of instWetioh.
81 Men Of fervid imagination, having
great command Of language And eplhusi-,
asm Of character, almost invariably be-
come superior teachers.
3. nseision OF character almost ihva-
riably forms an element in the qualitica-'
tions Of a teacher r.r H i1slsYa1 ad
a. Men who are deficient in general
knowledge aud enthusiasm of character
are generally bad teachers, even though
they possess great technical requirements
s.. An eSrnest man, imbued with the
love Of children is rarelyra bad teacher. -i
6, The love Of teaching is generally
associated with the capacity for it, but the.
converse does not always hold true.
T. A man Ofsuparisr teaching powers
teaches well by the national method. bnta
he viii always teach best bY that method
which is suited to bis peculiar eHPsbill;i
ties. .ts
8. Men generally teach badly when
they sttemHi lp teach lPo much, or when
Itbev DO not duly prepare their lessons,
| q Presence of mind and that self-cbn-
6dence whiohis basea onself kuoWedge.
ars essential elements IN a gppdi teaehef'a.
chaFaotef, i th +. h1 snf 81
| 10. Saecess in teaching is more depends
ent upon capabilities OF tie maslerS Tor
lteaehing, than upon his leehnicaiacqu're-
me6ts Teaehidg power Is fnot always
assonistod With superior talents or seGa'fee
| A Keene Richards. Of Georgetown, KY,
Is a OUT 81 PaI6hhse thee eeleblelad Eng.
hsh ra66 horse Fisherman COR 0sQ,aoo.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
.fhE lffFtiN fRibiEEl ~
"NoIbI0g ~ oaly .slrIPpIng laI...

Nothing sir, only stripping fats.
answered the slripper
Jonathan, not caring TO resume hispur-
suit of knowledge under difficulties. ID
pair Of overhauls wefa oharimbly l0aned 10
him. and be started with his steers on
fast walk towards home. giving series
o. short kick, with either lex as he went,
as 1T to assure himself that be brodeht
away his fall complimert Of limbs from
the "oussad masheen."--[ Boston Yankee
Blade
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
GRAFFENBEkG
PA@ilH MgplcaWRs,
Homo 1lestimonY.

HARrFoRp, Trtmbul Co.. o., March 7th 1857.
hereby oe rtify that have been dealing in the Gruien.
berg Medicines for the past year and truly say that
have never offered medicines the public that have
with the decided appreciation Of the people like these,
particularly the Pills and CatbOlicon They win readily
perform all and than promised for them. have sold
about y bottles OF the Calholeon the past season. and
hear the best results In every case.
J. ". c. JoHSsoN Medical Agent
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
TAXES FOR 1853.

The Taxpayers of Seneca County hereby noti-
fed that the amount Of tax charged on each Dollar
valuation of taxable property, within the County for
the year 1858, is as follows
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

am physician Of thirty yeari p,aeties, My prnoipa
study hrs been diseases Of females They have generally
baed my best efforts. Obtaining the materials composing
Marhars Uterine Catholieon was pleased with them,
gave them fair trial and found myself abundantly
u ln my former practice could only mitigate he symp-
tomi OF about half the aud could 10
Now radically at least seventeen n tweny and
mitigate the Ieonsider Mafshalls Uterine Cathoc0n
the greatest blessing 10 females have met WITH
]. n. WitHIAMs, NJ. D., Charleston.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
LEWIS E. HoLTz Treas.
! JAs. b. WHITNEY,

Wholesale GTOcer aud UOmmiasOn
Merchani No. 81 3lS Water street, directly opposite
Gin. 4 Dayton Depot, sanduiky, Ohio. Raw and re-
fined Sugars Mossses syTups, Rice, Starch al gualtes
Of soaps and Candies, Tea, Coee, &e Ordeu for Fish,
Salt Plaster. Water Lime, Ne, pFoapiy allied No cart
pg, sAsUvd. lePS1f
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
SENECA COUNTY BANK.

OFFIcE o. rHE rnEAsUkER oE STATS,
CoLUnHUs, Ohio, June l2thi 1858. !
Ii persons hav ng claims against the Seneca Counis
Bank other than circulating notes. will present them
iame 70 w y. Thra, Of cOlumbus, RseslvsI aud make
legal proof thereof A, p. hIoNEs
i.lk.gs1 n TrcHmei.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

Dec 20 will be the whole amount of Road
together cnaf all other the amount Of Road tax
discharged Road certificates 6pe penalty will be
charged remaining unpaid Dec 20 will attend
Office and after the first day Oct required by
avoid delay and nconvienc attending the paying OF
taxes in a crowd, persons advised to call early
Treasurer's Office Seneca County o.
Tiain Sept 25th, 1855 q LEWIS E. HOLTZ Treas
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's.
Celebrated FemaIe Pills,

Prepared from a prescription of Sir
j. Clarke, NJ. d., Physician Ex-
traordinary to the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine Is unlalng IN the cure Of an
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution Is subject. It moderate an excess and re-
all Ob'uc,ous, and speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies
1t Is peculiarly suited, It will a shor, time bring o, he
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great BRITAIN 10 prevent ooun erlets.
These pin, should not be taken by females during the i
three months Of Pregnancy, they sure 10 bring on
Miscarriage, but a'any other time they are safe.
In oil Of Nervous aud Spinal Affections Pau 10 the
Back and Limns Fatigue slight oxerton Papi,aou Of
the Heart, ys,edos, and Whites, these Pills will effect
cure when all other have iled and sousb pow.
eriu remedy, do contain iron caome aniimony or
any thing huf. FOL 10 the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, (I.ate I. c. Baldwin n COD
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-s,O0 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
horzed Agent, will ensure bottle containing over so pills.
by return mail
For sale by l. L. st. John Co., thin, Ohio. jyq9ir
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
lv.,r Brproap. Co.hocton Co., NAV IA. Iss7.

WesF BEDFoRD Coshocton Co., May IL, 1857.
Mr.. ". b. Kingssy Siri have been selling tfe medi-
cne Of the Granberg Company for the last ten years and
have Invariably found hem 20 give good satisaconi and
the pills have sold 10 great many families as regularly as
their and coffee and with my trade they have become
staple article. Mnrshas Uterine Cahoeon e medicine
that has done great amount OF good in female diseaset
One lady sold to told she had received more heneh
from one bottle than she did from long Of mediea
leatmentby the most skul ply sciuni. Yours truly,
Jan. I, 1883. JAMES WILSON
For Sale by A. R. Van Doom, n. H. snydeT,J y.
Wooster Tihn; n, Hall lowel Dr.. y. Yates, Green
spdngs VIM Huhbi lodi g. P. Hut Flat Rock VIM.
Rinneer Attca; d. Hoffman 4 Co., McCuchehville; j.
w. Wing, Airian and BY agent In all the principal
tswns IN Ohio.
n. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
in95ly. Agent Tor Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

A Keene Richards. Of Georgetown, KY,
is OUT IS baI1bhse tho cdltbfolad Eng.
ish ra66 hogse Fisherman lor 0sQ,eoo'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
AGHNTS WAIVED !

mo travel and solicit orders for Atwatsrs Puleu y een
IL noIaf Sewing Machines. SALARY $50 a0permonth' with
all expenses paid. Address, with stamp,
L. NJ. DAGGErr q Co,
NqeIar h1.l NiAVn h'iusi Heaian' Asss.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

NJ o@N hFohuWhft COZ ANelith Elst NJ -
P.s-Physicians and others visiting the city respect
fully inved TO call at the lnrm0ry whore many interest
ing eases can be Witnessed and where improved appa
aus for the inhalation Of medcacd vapor be and
Inspected. aucG0m
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
BOiRD OF EDUCATION

Tie Board of Education met last evening. The
Fourth Ward through Mr.. FITZGERALD asked con-
fnnation of It's contracts for the new building IN Oliver
street minority OF the School officers OF the Ward
protested by communication, and a carpeater aud
mason sent in letters stating that their bids iOr the
work were less than those at which the contracts were
awarded Mr. FITZGERALD said they offered no 'rl-
,i,ies Referred 10 Finance Committee.
The Seventh Ward asked for money Tor two lots Tor
new building near Pike street
Communications were received from several gentle
men: one wanted 10 eel pupils course tickets To ms
Lectures on the Earth at only 10 cents per course;
another wanted opportunity to lecture before the
Board TO convince them that he ought to be engaged
In teaching. Some young wanted the city to EN-
plov an architect to teach them sij,OOo for the Free
Academy will probably prevent this.
The Board then authorized Local Beard. TO employ
Dr. H. l.. Waterbury, or any other competent person,
to lecture Natural History, at = per lecture OF one
hour; there we've bu, nine negatives Gildersleeye,
Greer, Byrne, WaTea, Adams, Fellows, Cuts, Day.
export and Mariner.
The President Mr. NELSON, inquired whether he
.hOud ssn warrants TO. ,re payment Of the printers
they charged - ~: single medin paper which could
be bought Tor - % - 80 The Printing Committee
""dted NJ be gi-hei to know vketLer he should
hau
pay il. -vcnlpse
Mr.. BENEDICT laLorei very hard % e ere
Messrs. Pudney & Russell. Ile said that ghey "
anxious to be put right. On tie regular docuu'fG
page there ljl ems and they counted as usna'
400 ems. The enormous bill which scnt in for
printing the Directory sent in by mistake. The
whole transaction was es honest any transaction
ever made in the world. As to reprntiug the City
Superntendeuts Report, il done to secure uni
formity in the Annual Report. 1t was perfectly fair.
The clerks were new and raw, and they got things
wrorg the rst time. part of the alterations was for
resettirg portion OF the Manual which had been ds
tributed, the printers wanting the type. As to the
paper they contracted TO supply single ream- and not
double reams Should these men be gibbetel for not
furnishing double when they contracted for single
reem- That was the whole there about this paper.
II was all right
Mr.. ADAMS insisted that his exposure OF the
charges was not affected by the peca pleading OF Mr.
Attorney Benedict.
Mr. SINCLAIR followed in defense of the contractors
Mr.. Benedict occasionally aidirg him. IIe said that
:" the editorial remarks in the papers were not very
grateful
Mr.. WAnREy moved ll.at the Bosr,l declare tha. ia
It's opinion IN awarding tue contract for printing
double medium paper wa inte ndsi. Lost-I' :"
4 Noes: Mcs-rs. Tuthn, Clark, Warren and NeNSoo'
The bills Of Padney X Rl ell were then p' ''''"7"
under The previous question, by the io.iowloS 'V's
YEAsUf;r,av slIrs Ti .,...i sinelsir, Tweed CaEa'
so.e. Wti.e w,lans BrsGaasi B.Heie'' "a'ra' h"'''
NaYsNTr:sl Gr,sa s,r0-. Adams Cows. D,vcap'r''
OArs'r-:
r.Casis n,ysI ,ss, the rr;a'ins Committee b7
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Tie Republican Convention of this District met
Inst night al the Monument House. Third avenue and
Sxtv.sccond street The following letter was received
from Mr. James Fa.man declining the nomination for
Congress:
To u. Rtlv1lic1a Coaren'oa ej ne rHIa coag'e"''a'
GrNTIrNrS on The CoSyrNTloy: Ihave received,
through Committee Of your body, your unanimous
nomination the Republican candidate for Congress
in the Will Congressioual District
The cirCupstaucc, attending your action Is an
emphatic rebukc TO the Lot unirequen assumption that
party nominations can only be obtaiocd by an e1an-
doneut OF fair and honorable mesns on the part OF
the Convention or candidate. My social AMI proies-
sional position compared with that of other names
submitted 10 yOur body, constrain me ~ Il passive
demeanor while your decision was pending, and ini-
parts significance 70 the honor conferred, which
assure You iS deeply appreciated by the humble
recipient Of your favor.
The claims Of party obligations a. view them, are
derived first ir the ssity oi organized coOpera
tion for the accomplishment of any political reform
and second from the formal and implied obligation be-
tween the persOrs composing party, or claiming any
status IN one to keep good faith 10 each other, until
they formally by the action of their associates
give formal notice Of their abandonment Of the obi
CATION thcy have volaLi i,r-y assumed-a right which
rny man may hororably exercise al any time-any
other cours being. in my humble judgment strong
y tainted with rildety 10 bii,aiion of honor
10 render nv cooperation IN such course simply i'm
po.sibc. l express these views for the single pur
pose of Indicating the aIimus oi my own actions
snd not as a structure upon the course OF others
whose sense of obligation is not So imperative.
A.re.inz a. | do, with the Republican party.
HAVING biouS it nv principles 70, not derived them
from that organizations an in the nomenclature Of
paitcs Republican. believe the Republican has
q sisson. | know that mission s not accomplished.
am rot Convinced that the party J. insufficient for
the patriotic purpo., for which II was formed. For
myself, | an, nailed TO the position 10 which now
stand upon public questions, my convictions being
formed by the events of the Presidential contest OF
lsls, confirmed and deopenci by the reading obserya
lion ana reflection of UielN enng years.
view the continued and increasing aygrc-sions of
the Slave poweY, marked rs il is by an sdroi; ind
'ecios IN TIE Accomplishment 4 it, pprpo'"-, ss the