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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-09
How Cairo got her Esad EsCPutn-


The editor of the Cairo "Times and
Delta" who is trying to write that place
up, thus accounts for her terrible reputation:
Years ago, when We first became a
Cairoi;e, the reputation Of the place was
decidedly hard Strangers stopping In
tie place for change of boats, considered
the safety of their baggage by no means
certain, and their chances of escape with
out a bullet-hole in their carcasses, about
Eve to five. Citizens observing the fool
ish trepidation of such persous, would
carelessly gather about them-perhaps
lounge on their baggage-display (acci-
den,ally, Of course) the handle of ten
pound clever, ten-inch butcher knife, or
the pole of hatchct, partly concealed
about their persons, and commence, with
a perfect sang froid, n conversation, per-
haps in the following strain:
II say, Bob. were you at the ball last
night?'
Eyes! Real nice time, Tom--four men
killed. Help bury 'em this morning. Put
's.a MI in a queensware crate and sunk 'em
in the Ohio Skunk some.'
81 saw the 6ght-most beautiful! Efe
Larkin dropped his 'nnards' the first rake
he received from Dad Noels tooth-pick.
He fickered out laughing at the pretty lick.
All, it was beautiful! But that Internal
butcher, whose wizzen you clipped, hacked
and stabbed Marks carcass 50 awkwardly
that took il to be his first set to- Mark,
poor fellow, did his best, but of course he
couldn't fight in close quarters with a
fence rail-"
In this style conversation would be kept
up few minutes, when the party, recol-
lecting thatAt had been ten minutes since
they 'lickered, un Ter the pretext of getting
drink would disperse. The travellers.
perhaps. would scarcely recover from the
horror thus occasiuned, before citizen
rolling an empty barrel by them, would be
accosted by another citizen
"Hank, what are you going to do with
that ?"
Coffin, Bill boy dead !"
"Oh, get a box-be hurnan-here' one
the very feller."
Hank measures it, looks puzzled min
ute, then shouldering it, very coolly re-
Joins: TOO short q foot, but III bury him
decent. You see that can just sag his
legs oFp' And with the same indiffer-
ence that one would expect to observe
where such brutality is common, the par
ties would separate or take drink, the
distressed (?) father with his sons coffin
on his backl Such proceedings, Of course,
would make the very flesh of the observing
stranger crawl with perfect horror. They
would confirm him in the belief of every
hard story he had ever heard of Cai.o
and, Of course, find their way into the
papers as facts for everybody's perusal
In this manner, Cairo has obtained much
of her bad reputation.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-09
rGissusIIu,y has Customer.

On Wednesday morning an individual
dressed in the extreme of fashion, was
curveting upon mettlesome steed down
Fifth street. when as he was nearly oppo-
site the Hughes High School, drayman
came rattling behind him, and, as is al
legged, ran his horse purposely against that
of the unconscious exquisite, who de-
manded in no amiable mood why he did
that. The drayman. who WAS heavy
set, muscular man, made some coarse
reply, when the other dismounted, and
giving the bride to boy, whom he prom
ised quarter Of dollar to hold his horse
for few moments, he very cooiiy pro-
ceeded to uncase his hands from pair of
dainty lavender-colored kids, and then
taking off his coat, which he placed across
the saddle of the horse, he advanced to
where the drayman stood contempLuously
eyeing his dandyfed and fragile opponent
| The smile of contempt, however, was
speedily dissipated. for before he well
knew where he was, he found himself
floored by rapid repeater upon the front
! ispiece, administered from the shoulder in
the most approved and scientific style
/ The exquisite" allowed him to regain his
! perpendicular, when lie made grab for
one of the dray pins; but before he could
use it he received another dose from the
knuckles of his assaiant which again
brought him down. and this time with
such force that he lay for several seconds
stunned. Il think that he's had his belly
full" said the dandy, as he donned his
coat and wiped his hands with snowy
cambria; then giving the boy the promised
quarter, he once more drew on has laven-
ders, and mounting his horse rode leisurely
down the street, leaving the discomfited
drayman with all the marks without any
of the honors of the fray. The affair,
from first to last, did not occupy five min
utes.-Cin. Cr1n
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4o&ttg.
; HA IN Il.

He took the nzue badly.
And IL shook him, shook him sorely;
Shook his boots OIL, and his toe-nnils;
Shook his teeth out, and his hair or;
Shook his coat all into tatters;
And his shir ri ull into ribbons;
Shirtlcss. coatless, hairless, toothless,
Minus boots, and minus toc-nails,
SUI IL shook him, shook him till 1t
Made him yellow, gauBt and bony;
shook him till II reached his deuth-bed,
Shook him ill IL shuiiicd for hIm
on his mortal coil, and then IL,
Having made him cold as cold could bS,
Shook the earth still down upon him;
And he Has beneath his grave-stono,
Ever shaking! shaking Sinking
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-09
IN TIME OF PEACE PREPARE. FOR
wv q II
SEVASTOPOL is TAX Fl

4 ND no wonder AS soon as he Russian
y Inrned that the Allies had procured son
of Garner's guns, they "cAvED'' - the conse
quence was, the Allies took possession of The
CITY.
The march of Improvement arl civilization
is fast destroying those fine old hunting
grounds where our forefathers delighted 10
"chnse the bounding doc" Game is becom-
ing scarce, and the sports OF the chase are
seldom induiged in. A few of these hunt
lug grounds remain. Let st1rtsmen use
them while they can.
Robbers, burglars, incendaries, and muir
deTers lurk in almost every community It is
well to he prepared to defend yourself against
their attacks When you think of these
things, remember that
SELAS GARNER, Gunsm ItIa,
rs now in the buidinTi formerly occupied by
Il. Atkins, as tailor shop, few doors above
the Rolling Mill, and that he is prepared to
fill all orders for FIRE ARMS Of every de
scripton--Riles, Shot-GunS, Carbines, CT
even '76 Nluskets. He is also prepared To do
all kinds Of repairing. He invites particular
attention to his Patent Breech Rihes--the
greatest invention of the age.
| In exchange for his Guns he asks nothing
al all-cXcept the money. Call and see him.
| pomerov, Nav %. S54-tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-09
Ii N Il $ {.

Some joker (undoubtcdly wanting rb)
Has lately delivered u humorous squib,
BY asking If wits will the din renee dcnno
Tween the old equnoctial and new crino-line.
As no one this circular riddle solve,
Or begrudeing. perhaps, the time 'twOuld involve
The author responds, TO the gene raj mirth:
One encirclcs the heavens, the other the earth.
Pittsburgh Post.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-09

CARLYLE, H., .lHne 2a, 1859.
have used Prof. o. j. Woods Hair Restorative,
ANA have admired its wOndc rful effects. Ny hair
becoming rs thought premuturcly gray, but by the
al his Restorative 1t has resumed its original color
and have no doubt permanently
e. BREESE. eX- Senator, u. S.
o. j. WOOD Il CO., Proprictors, 312 Broadway, N.
Y, I'm the great n. Y. Wire Railing establishments.
and "a Market St., st. Louis, Mo: And sold Icy ali
good Druggists iOct. ,, '51.-3m
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-09

Crimes and others have all had their
say about Emerson's mystical poem,
"Brahma ;" but it was reserved to "JohL.
Phonix," the humorist and wit, to make
the crowning ludicrous hit, which lie does
III communication addressed to the mo
bile Register" in this wise:
The following lines published in the
"Atlantic Monthly" by r. w. Emerson,
Esq, have attracted much attention, rot
SO much in consequence of their beauty
or other intrinsic merit, as from the lact
that nobody can understand, for the life
Of him, what the man means:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-09
s. If the red slayer thinks h. Stays,
Orif the slain think he is slain,
They know not well the subtle ways

keep, and pass and turn agin.'
The fact is, that Emerson has lately
learned the game of Euchre, and being
fascinated herewith, wished to express his
feelings on the subject, but being quite
unable to Dc so in ordinary English, unfor-
tunately got off the above extremely mys-
tifying starzas. a little careful consider
alton of the terms eonvinces one of this at
once. Thus, "the red slayer" refers to
the fright bower" (probabIy the Jack of
Hearts;) "the slain" is undoubtedly the
left bower" not guarded, and you per-
ceive that Emerson probably "euchred"
his adversary by passing" keeping the
"ace" and some strong cards, and coming
again after the "bowers" were out. Now
all this might have been much more
simply expressed, as for instance:
IL the right bower'' is in one hand,
And the s'lcn'' holds another place,
Ye little know why did stand,
held three trlmps-the King and Ace:
This explanation is made to save Emer-
sons reputation in the matter; he was an
old schoolmate of mine in former years,
and we were afterwards engaged in the tin
business together--he was always a we'll
mean ny man, and it is a pity he should
be COZ sidered fool on account o. some
eccentriciiics Of expression.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-09
PREPARED B1
DIR. JAMES G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical A Chemist


MARRIAGE GUIDE,
by DIR. VIM. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE,
by DR.. WIN. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE,
by DR.. WIN. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE,
by DR.. VIM. YOUNG.
MARRIGE GUlDE-YoUNG's GREAT
PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK: The Pochet ZEscu-
lapius, or every one his own Doctor, by
VIM. Young, M. d.
it is written in plain language for the en-
eral reader, and is illustrated with upwards
Of One Hundred EngTaylngs. All young msr
ried people, or those contemplating marriage,
and having th. least impediment to married
life, should read this book 1t discloses Sc
crets that every one should be acquainted
with; still, it is a book that must be kept
locked up, and not lie about the house. 1t
will be sent TO anv one on the receipt of tweE
ty-fiye cents. Address DR.. WM. YouNG, i52
Spruce street, above Fourth, Pbiisda., Pa.
JeaS 9, sST-yi.
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Very truly and gratefully yours.
SOLOMON MANN

FRIEND WooD 1t was Il long time after saw YOU
at BssiOrd before got lhp bottle of Restorative
which you gave me hI order upon your agent in De-
trOIt, and when got il conC udtd to try it Mrs
Mann's hair as the s.rest trSt OF its power. 1t has
done all that you assured wouid ,Io others
of IN! family and friends, having with, its effects,
are now using and COHmchdIIlg its others
entitled to the highest consideration claim for it.
Again, very respectfully and truly, Yours.
SOLO MONMANN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-09
MEMRoLD,s

EEMGNGROI
GENUINE PREPARATION OF
Hig hly concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu,
For Diseases Of tie ladder, R;dneys,
GravcI, DrQpsy, Weohness, OJ true
tons, { ecret d Sa8es, Fensale
COmpz0ints, and all Dis
eases of tie SeruaI
Organs,
Arising from Excesses ana Imprudencies in life, and
removing all improper discharges from the Bladder,
Kidneys, or Sexual Organs, whether existing in
Male q ESoxa1o.
From whatever cause they may have originated, and
n3 n, matter Of how long standing, giving Health and
Vigor to the Frame, and Bloom to the Palld Check.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED II!
1t nervous and debiIitated sufferers, and re-
moves all the symptoms, among which will be found
to s%sriHc", iH"'''io' loss OF
dinicuIty Of breathing, eolcral
nerves, trembling, dreadful horror, of
dimncss of vision, IanguoT universal Idssitude of
Syspspe ssSpioms os ha%ds ns Of the
body, dr.. ness Of the skin. pallid countcnnnce,
back, S of OF the thso cySsids STida Y Te tho
q9iSntly black spots flying before
fusion and loss of sight,
great mobility,
Rcstl lcssiless,
with horror of society. Nothing is more desirable tt
such patients than solitude, and nothing tli,y
more dread for fear of themselves, no re-
pose Of manner, no carnestness, no spec
ulation, but Il hurried transition from
one question to aLothcr
These symptoms IL allowed to 20 On-which th
medicine invariably reniov follows LOSS oI
POWER, FACILITY, EPILEPIIC FiTs-in one of wLicl
the patient may expire. Who say that those cx
cess,s "a not frequently followed by those direfu
dis Tho I'd O
the IsaHe Asy lums, aud the mcIanchl DIV deaths h.
Consumption ample witness of the truth of thcs
ASS. rtons In Lunatic Asylums the most melahchol
exhibition appears The cOuntenancc is actually sod
den and quite desttutc-ncithcr Mtrh or Grief eve
visits il. Should sound Of the voice occur, 1t
rarely articllate
.'With wocful measures wan dispnr
Low sullcn sounds his grief btguiicd.'s
Debility is most terrible and has brought thous
ands to untimely graves thus blasting the nmbitio
of many noble youths. 1t be cured by the use q
|
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-09
A. J. WHITE & CO,
Sole PrODrieLorS.
BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY Hair,
Completely Preserved 10 the
Greatest Aue

A Nd VINO that Is gray would not have it restored
former color; or bald, bat ouid have the growth
restored, or troubled VITA dandruT ami itching but
would have IL removed. or troubled with scrofula,
scald head or other eruptions, bat would be cured
Or with sick head ache, (ncur.Glgia,) bat would be
cared II will also all pimpl,.s from the face.
ana sNin Prnf WOODS Hail Restorative will do all
this; sec circular and the following.
. A-N -lRBoR, nov. s. 1856.
Pmor. o. J. Woon-DcHr Sir: have heard much
said OF the wonderful effects of your Hair csturatlve
bat having been SO often cheated US Guuckcry and
quack noslruinS, hair dyes. &c. disposed
place your Restorative N tho c;sory with
thousand aud one loudly trumpricd remedies. until [
met SOuih Lu"rGhcv county some months since, when
yod gave me- such ASSURANCES induced .ic trial of
your RestorntiIr in any inniiy-irs by good good
wife, whose hair lad blcomc very thtu and entirely
white and before eNn dSiit; OF your large bot
Ties her hair was restored nearly tolls original beau
uful brown color. and had tlickcned and become beau
tfl and GLOSSY upon, and entirely te head;
continues to use II, not simply because of its bcuut-
f!ng effects the hair, bat of its health
ful influence upon the head and mind. Others my
family ana friends are using yOur Restorative, with
the happicst effects; therefore, my SIX pticsm and
doubt III reference TO ita character and value
tircly removed; and and do cordially and
conhdchtaliy r1tOmm md its by all who would
have their hair restored frorwhite or gray by
of sickness agc) to original color and beauty and
by all youn persons who would have their hair
tiful and glossy.
Very truly and rra q ful \
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-09

For sale by D. REED, Pomoroy; HUG0
& KENNEpr, Middleport; PAINE &
BRANCH, Rutland; Dlcx@r &c WlLsoN,
Harrisonvi!ie, and by Druggists and
Merchants generally. 2-ly
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-09
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE

"Fature's Guide,' new aud popular Work, full
Of valuable advice and impressive warning, alike
calculated to prevent OF misery, and thou
sands Of lives, is distributed without charge and for
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United States on receiving an order enclosing tive
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01

How IT, Stop A CREvAssE.-
Irishmen. observing weak wet place in
levee opposite New Orleans, thought
they would stop it, and accordingly
drove a log directly into the place -
Presently gu, popped the log, followed
By a stream al water as large as barrel
The Irishnsn wont 10 work with frantic
energy "a stop The lsak, but while they
wers dr"n the lavss at il. they found
themselves suddenly overwhelmed and
aging through the air on torrent ten
feet hgh hey escaped drowning. End
as there were a large numbsr Of parson-
soon on the grouni the ers7ssse was
stopped bsrorr tho damage had become
very sstou-icr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01

rak ECCLEsIAsTICaL Law or Divorce
An interesting case is hsfors tha Cen
e:sl Assembly Of tha Presbyterian church
in session st Chicago. relating TO the re-
marriage If persons divorced A minis
,ss &C The Presbyterian church in Iowa.
E-sd Elsriisd a lady who had been regu.
lsrly divorced. under ihe laws, and by
ths decision of the courts OF Iowa. from
= f0sasr husband. for drunkenness and
abuse. The Preabytery Of Dss Monies.
ia Lava srraignsd sud tried the clergy
asa Tor the marriage, on a charge Of
.1altsrT. aud ispossi aud extomnuai-
Satsi him Re appealed to ths fynoi OF
Iowa, Thers the decision was reversed
rsI be WA re7toTed. \ complaint
against ths Synod was entered before the
tSshsrai Assembly. where the matter IL
b.iGg irisd Two points ara ,uads ia the
.ss@; ist, that the divorce was improper
IL granted. and e. that the marry Ing 81
divorced person ~ in itself adultery -
Tue dsfsnzs maintain the negative q:
bath propositions. No vote at thu last
dates bah been taken on the question.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01

C~TWm Carey Jones. who puiliched
card, somo days ago, conlrsdicting Q
report male hY correspondent at tina
New York Tribune Nh. +. T.
BLAIR, j.. "a sn anthoTity--o, the opinion
that Mr. Renfon hold Of the Administra-
ton. has ca!.,j forth long reply from MIR
7. 2 Blair, 1sn. Mr.. Jones has brought
,hat into light, which AR. Buchanan
doubtless would prefer to remain in the
dark. The administration suffers moro
from tho indiscrction of his friends. thar
from the assaults Of his enemies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01

CT Tho Richmond Enquirer, after
mature ao.ioeration on the subject of
dissolution of the Union, has CONC to
the conclusion, that Virginia, in case such
thing should como to pass, had better
join On to the Northern section--forth the
following reasons: n
"If dissolution Of tho Union is 20 De fol-
lowed by the revival of the slave trade, Vir-
ginia had better consider whether the South
OF the Northern contsderaey would not be
far more preferable for her than the North OF
q Southern coniederacy. In the Northern
couisderscy Virginia would derive large
amount iron thu sale Of her slaves 10 the
South, and gain the increased value Of he,
lands from Northern emi gration-whilc IN
the Southern confederaay with the African
slave trade revived, she would lose two-third'
of the value Of ker slave property, and de-
rive no addition al increase 20 the .valee o.
Eer lands" !. 20.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01

OF = correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gszstta. -ayu that I've psacaabls Tree state
men were murdered in Linn county, on
tha lQlh If MAY. bT party Of o5 ruff
ans. LED ~ the notorious Bfaohatt The
names OF tie murdered are. John F.
Campbell ~ Pi Wm itillwsll. OF Iowa.
'Fm CdFeg..r. 81 Pa, Michael Robin
son, Of Iowa. and Patrick Ross. Sax
Others were shot ana wounded.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01

CrThe depredations OF Montgomery's
men in the neighborhood of Fort Scott,
Kansas, continue, and are becoming so
outrageous. that the people are forming
armed bands to protect themselves and
take revenge upon the desperadces.-
Two encounters have recently occurred
between them and parties ofarmed citi-
Gems, in one of which, it is reported, that
the bandits had eleven oftheir number
killed, and in ,ns other it is said the vii
LARS asirsl ani murdered Ave or six
citizon7 A letter Nom Westport, dated
NAV 221, details further outrages:
GOA TnuisIay night, May 10th, large
\ body OF montgomery 3 men went lnto Bates
county. on a ro5bing and marauding expe-
dition, AMI killed man known as Esq,
Jackson, taking some six or seven prisoners
who are reported to have been shot. At the
4 las. accounts they We're approaching Butler
the county seat, 10 destroy 1t, There ismucl
4 excitement south, and the most serious con
sequence. ara spprshended. The exeiternen'
at WestpoIt As getting up, too, and there il
mo telliug where IL viii end"
Another correspondent OF the st
Louis Democrat SAYS: ~ eTee q ra-
an. smiFrsn, itom Rontrcky, By Tbs narn'
i OF Quidnuck, WAS searching for claim nea'
sugar Cresk, when he was set ufon ~ INT
8 maraudsrl. With one pistol 70 his breast
D. and another AT his side, they interrogatsc
MIN as 90 his bnsiness Pretending te D
, dissatisfied With his answers, they ordered
2 him TO open small yalise which be carried
10 his hand. He was not sufficiently promP
1t seems, 80 thGy matched it from him ant
: opened it themselves. 1t contained hi
: clothing and Ss15 in gold coin. They tool
both the MONEY ami clothes, aud ast they rod
2 on told nam 70 leave the Territory.
They robbed another poor man Of sloo
who was searching place 20 locate. In
! money constituted his whole means 20 secure
q home.
While plundsrlng the house Of a Ere
0 State niau, -tLsy encountered some Sigh
: resistance rom his wife, who IL seems il
woman Of spirit. Tha brutal SET revengel
Z thsmselves BY compelling her, under pain o
instant desth %. "trip naked and pace "a
and down ioi . stated time, between thei
ranks I he only preesdont 10 such lnstful
/ harbarnu Lreatnent wss furnished by I'll
"a Sspoys a. Delhi and Cawnpore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01

Or No better indication could be CIV.
ca OF the determination of the Admins.
tfstion to carry its measures by fair
means. or foul - than the course pursued
ia regard to contested seats And no
better evidence Of their critical situation
Ia needed than lhsir efforts 10
ssiiiy themselves by manufacturing
votss. Consistency. justice, fair dealing
eli sre sacrificed in the effort to bolster
a. a rapidly sinking party Harlan, Of
Iowa. wss thrown out Of his seat, on ac-
s0aHs ofan alleged informality. Bright
ani Fitch are kept in their seats for pre-,
sissly The same rsason-we suppose
though the Sonata COMMITTEES is very
extsiaI 10 furnish us with no reason
Notwithstanding charges Of fraud aud IL
legality in the election, the whois .ain-
sSs5ts delegation wsrs admitted to their
seats. Congress exercised the power al
admitting taco Representatives from that
State, when the people thereof had slsct-
st hASss, without giving ire people a
stEnes to say which two OF the tbres
they preferred Lewis D. Campbell is
thsown out Of his seat on the affidavit o
nszIo IS Taa conciusiVelJ proven BY
EF Wilson, ia his speech on thar subiect
Thus We see, step BY step. determine,
ion on the part of the Administration
81 srrogate to itsolf AL power-sven tina,
osShoosing representatives for the peo.
pie. lie. an election 60 az it NAV. what
s.oie is needed 20 set aside the voice Of
tie psople. than TO contest the seats
What case, in the history Of elsc,ions. car
.stss more fagitieus than that Of Brigh
sld Fitch's2 What security hare iii,
Esspls. that in casting their ballots. there
81 expressing their preferences, tha'
thsis Wishes will he obsyed? One voul.
roSSlads that the outrage OF permitting
these bogus senators to retain their seats
vas sufficient injury. without adding thr
insalt OF refusing Ia give reason for hi
course pursued It il rad ononEh TO b.
REPRESENTED by men we despise, withou
ths humilisting reflection that Conrr.s
eh,J7s5l Senators for tha gta,a Of Indi
AIS, without Designing TO give ihsm
WhY CT wherefore.