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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

JUsr PUDLIsHED the 9th adn in sealed envelope gratis
and mailed 70 any address postaid receipt OF stamps
This little work. emanating from celebrated member Of the
medical profession gives the most important information ever
published TO all entertaining doubts Of their physical
condition, who are conscious of having hazarded their
health and hapnesscouaining the particulars of an en-
TREY aud perfect remedy for SpenatouhUa Seminal
Weakness Debility NervouseE DepessiOn Of Spirits Loss
Of Energy, lassitude Tidy involuntary Seminal Dcharg
e Impaed Sight and Memo " Botchea and Pmples on the
Face, Piles Indigestion Pataon Of the Heart aud Bodily
Pro6traOn Of the whole system, inducing impniency and
mental and physical incalacyby Of which every
may himself privately and al triang expense.
IL Address Or. GIL J. c. KLINE lst Avenue, cor. 10Th
street New York; Post Box, No. 1850. 3nsl52
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Asut AnvbA August 25th 1883 - = q @''''''D
d SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

I'7'1 7lVI UIul8 ~ g1l7 oCpIgUI0eT II.
MECHANICS, INVENTORS, MANUF4cTURERs AND
fAikkS Tim SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now reached its
Foutteenth Year, and viii enter upon a new volume on
the lith Of September - the only @teky publication OF
tho kind now issued in his country and Il bas very exte
sve circulation in all the states Of the Union IL l. not a.
some might suppose frnnits title, dry, abHruse worA on
technical science the contrary deals with the reat
events gOing in the scientihc mechanical and ndus
worlds TO please and instruct every II the Mechanic
Aran wishes The hest machine IN uee how TO make
any substance employed In his busness-if the Housewife
wishes 20 get recipe for making good color &c II the
ventor wishes 10 know VIII Is going in she way OF I'm
povenents the Manufacturer wirhes posted with
the nee and employ the best facilities In his businea
the Wan Of Ieisure and Study wishes keep familiar
wi h the progress made in tie cvical laboratory In
construction Of telegraphr Steamships rarosda geapefs
MOWERS ana housand other machines and appiance both
Of and wsra these dcsidrata be found In the
Scientific American, and not eseperc They are here pre-
sented in reliable and interesting FORM adapted 10 the com
prehenSon Of minds unesrned IA the higher branches
science aud ART.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

We insert a communication from Orwell,
in allusion TO causes which have arisen Of late
to disturb the usual serenity Of our left hand
friend of tie Sentinel Our Orwell friends, we
trust, viii bear with rs, If VIC tell them honestly,
that our considerations are kindled together,
cur fountains Of kindness arc breaking up, and
wo begin to feel towards our cotemporary emo
ton which prompt us to dcprecaie, for tho pre-
sent at least, any attempt to add to the causes
Of disquitude which dot his path, and threaten
to curdle the tactical fluids which course through
LIS naturally generous and placable heart For
bear, friends forbear
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Aahtabuln. Aurnnt Is. ls6s.
NOTICE. = Gilbert j. Mcrshan

NOTICE. = Gilbert j. Mcrshan, of
l. Springfield, in the County of Eric State Of Penn
yvani Is notified that Delissa A. Mershan did the 18th
day OF August A d. 1885, file her petition in office of the
Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas within for the
County Of Ashfabula and of Ohio charging the said
Gilbert Aershan with fraudulent marriage contract extreme
cruelty and gross neglect Of duty asking that she may
be divorced from said Gilbert s. Mershan for aliony
which petition will stand for hearing the torn Of Court
Dated this 18th day Of August, A. 3. 1858.
6tI52 sherman d Farmer her = AAtev.
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SUMMARY.

aS- The noble trio, Franklin, Morse, and
Field, were born 10 the Old Bay State.
~ The late Rev Dudley A. Tying had
insured bis life in London Office for $4,000
That amount has just been paid over to his
family.
1g Tiffany & Co., the celebrated jewellers,
in order TO satisfy great public demand. have
purchased the remainder Of the cable on board
the Niagara, so miles, to sell in small pieces.
as- It Is stated that the New York &c
Erie Railroad have determined TO use conl'on all
their locomotives, the cost being less than for
wood. The fuel on that road costs about $500
600 per annum.
9s~ Mr.. Field resigns his post as General
Manager Of the Telegraph Co, on the ground
that he has done all in his power to forward
the project and that his private affairs now re-
quire bis attention.
Gg~ The Boston Transcript says that the
apple trees 10 that part of New England give
promise Of great crop OF excellent Fruit
The best winter apples will be of large size
and superior quality.
9s- The Republicans of the Knox District
have nominated William Helmick, of Tnscara-
was, for Congress We hope the Republicans
of that District will not allow that doughface,
10 Burns, TO be returned to Congress.
es- The New Albany Tribune intimates
that "the Hon. John NJ. Wilson viii probably
take the track against English for Congress in
that District. He ran against English at the
last election, and made an excellent race. He
is a gentleman Of fne abilities"
as- We are pleased to notice that the Re-
publicans Of the Athens District have nomina-
ted the Hon. N. II. VAE Worries for Congress
This IS good nomination, as he is a talented
man, and exceedingly popular. lie has been a
member of the Legislature for a number Of
years and was speaker OF the House during the
sessions Of 1855 and sc.
es- The Postmaster General has been as
sured that Messrs Butter6eld & Co., will COM
mence on the 18th September carrying the
overland Pacific mails, aud no doubt remains
Of their prompt aud successful completion Of the
contract By that time all the necessary means
of transportation viii be on the route. The
stations are already fixed and the supplies Of
water conveniently arranged.
no Lord Napier has renewed the PROPOSE
tion 70 sell ouF Government the property Of
The Huds0n's Bay aud Puget Sound companies,
which lies this side Of The parallel Of 40. 1t
consists Of yarious posts, mills and FARMS and
the aggregate price asked Is 990O,000 The
Oregon treaty provides for this purchase, and
the property can never be 50 cheaply obtained
as at present Gov. Stevens estimated the prop
erty 10 1882 70 be worth oniy half what Is now
asked for il.
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- l --
DIR. j. A. SALISBURY, Of the
Eclectic and German
Peacsiee OF Medicine.

HkvINo permanently located in this place. Of.
ers his professional sersces 70 The Inhabitants o kshiabna
and surrounding IoWnahp for the Cure Of all CHRONIC and
the Human system a Incident.
Twenty years experience. would onaDc him % saw That hc
feels confident that Uolbs, CooGHs CoNstNrToS BnoS-
cnTrs EyARcKp Ioxsts and scnK TnkoAl when treated
W his New Way will BE safe agreeable and roiabe and will
cure whom any adopted BY mortal an can ourr
Discasos Of the Lrer Stomach hidrsgr BoNss end Ser
ud OrgdRs Treated with those Safe polant and fopour
concentrated and Rezonoid agencies Of the Ecec Schools
which are purely and noeitiveiy VEGETABLE.
khoHmtfiem, Chronic, Nervous Acute treaied By
that never hing agent when properly appiedl Etgc
rRcirY Diseases Of the csb slno skin and Glahauar
yens successfully treated Al Scrosla Affections cansors
and Fever SorcsI generally cured
Female Weaknesses, whether Nervous or 5rgan Chronic
or otherwise, wall be cured relieved In short time
Those near BY can consult the Doctor bis rooms in the
FISK HOUSE, or At his ogce, Of which due notice will be
given when opened Thoeo AZ distance consult him by
sending IN their case With ther full uamc and age marked
on the vial.
Special attention paid 70 discases Of the EYE aud Ear
Also TO the straieh,ing Of Crooked limbs. &c.
DIR. J. A. SALISBURY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

The great question Of the day is whether the
Atlantic Telegraph can. after all, be rendered
useful with I be apparatus now at our command,
or. indeed. with any apparatus II it should
turn out that, in the very nature Of the case,
dispatches cannot be transmitted with greater
rapidity than fifty words an hourf or exam
pie, great disappointment viii certainly
be expeFienced on the part of the public as
wsA az Of the stockholders. On this head
the experience Of the teIegraph liBes laid
,wn in the Mediterranean is worthy Of eonsid-
GRAFTON. These we're the longest Submarine lines
in existence previous 10 the great success Of Mr.
Field ard Bis associates From CacIiari in
Sardinia to Malta the line is six huadred kilo.
metres, or about three hundred aud seveut v.6ve
miles; and that from Malta 50 Coriaisof about
tlne same length Complaints base reached ,be
safdinian GoEetnment Of great delay IN .be
transmission Of dispatches between Malta and
CagIiari. they puhliahed statement upsn tbs
snhiget signed By the distinguished Sigaos Be
nslE who is ehasgsd with the inspection Of tel
egraphs ia the Mnlstry Of the Interior Ac
eoriIng to thIseminent electrcian. It Is found {.
be impossible as yet BY any system OF signs, 4
lfansmjt more than two or three words IN I
ninh9a. Tbns dispeieh Of Indian news con
saining five h<adFed and eighty words las 70
quired Eve hosIs 70 pass from Malta 70 Corfu
This being he oa1s win line al thrae hnndrsd
anSsssssDlS.fpe miles how much more taTds
a,esf T. IA REORGANIZATION q news oyer the lins
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH AGAIE. The New
York Chamber Of Commerce. August 2lst,
passed congratuIatory resolutions on the
successfol laying Of the Ocean Gable. aud
appointed acommittee TO procure suitable
testimonials to be presented TO Capt, Hpd-
son and The other officers Of the Niagara.
The MuRicipul Cable Committee. to-day.
directed their Secretary to extend invita-
tiops to President Buchanan and his Cahi
net and also't to all tie Foreign Ministers a
Washington, and the Governors Of the
several slhte1 TO be present at the festlyl-
tics IN that city on ths Isl Of September.
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NoAn MosKIN. 0f JeITersOa.
ISAAC B. sTEgENs. q plymouth.


Having been absent at the congressional con-
veniion. our publication has becH somewhat de-
la,cd. thst We might give to our READERS at tie
earliest ncment the deliberations Of that body
OF leoarso we go 70 press in hurry, aud the
deliberations desirrbie to refer as fully as we
ooula w5h, to the proceedings Of the convention
is out Of the question.
Other matters. too. may have received less at
tention than they would have done undel more
favorable circumstaDees
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

u The Democracy OF the twentieth
Congressional Disieb composed Of Mahonng rubal and
Aah'abaa Counties are requested 70 meo IN Convention st
Warren, on Tuesday, Sept TN al 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the
purpose cf nonhnang canddae for Congress % bo SUP
ported BY the Deuocracg Al the cuscne election.
The basis of representation agreed upon Il ons desease O
every township and an additional delegate o ese enc hun
d'sd Democratic s0'''' Y. eaHs4oS,
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DEABODY. &HAUT BoIs STRAW.

Il BERRY PLANTS for sale on the Fair ground during
the County air by ANSEf. UDEEI.
Also at all times, at the refidenee OF E. wooD and A.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

NOTICE. The qneifed electors OF the
In Incorporated Village q As'sAbo. and the territory
thereto attached ior school Pqocet h nslegs nopoa 70
inst Al TX oeiook y H. u then ana these vote npok
@ ''oa which Id stands the Of The Public Schools
of nld giss ad aao cousder The question Of soes,iu
fin % d suitable Hiding ~ place Of those occupied By
ihes p.ln,.f, aud lnlelnodlaie darestnent.
- F- "a. FA1fl<II
a q HUBBARD
III 3. N0Nhi3OH -, = ,a-....A- E
LENDER HAlI noa1o pi Aauest'on
STEPHEN RAIL
JOHN A. PRENTICE
Auepa i7th isss tu
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poisonEp. Bx FRlcrloN MncnEs A
dauahter or Prescott and sfnIep, M Colby.
6f Bradford, n, IL. two years. OH, died on
SUNDAY IaornlBe last. after an Illness Of
tl,rea or four days. .QceoSionfd by swallow
ing pliosphorous BON n.Atokee.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

FoRHeN-By the arrival of the steamship
Anglo-Saxon at Quebec. Sunday, we have news
from Europe to the Ilth inst. The FIRST mes
sage by the ocean telegraph reached Yalentia
at night on the 9Th. The speed of transmission
and the strength Of the currents arc said to be
as great as were attained in the experiments at
Plymouth. The Great Eastern Steamship
Company had voted to receive offers Tor the
purchase or charter of the ship. and TO adyer-
tise her sale by auction. Telegraphic commu-
nication between England and the Channel Is
lands by a submarine cable had been achieved
The Malta and Alexandria Company propose
to submerge cable between Malta aud Caudia,
whence lines are to diverge TO Constauiinople
and Alexandria The mails from India brought
no news OF Dote. From China we learn that
special Commissioner to treat with the Euro
peau allies had arrived from Pekin. He is a
mandarin Of high rank, the second officer IN
the Empire. The Cherbourg fetes had con-
eluded with peace speeches BY Louis Napoleon
and Prince Albert. Adviees from Africa re-
port the capture of more American slayers
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

~ the noniocrats "a kshtabnla county.
ire l,ulsa 70 oo,i ~ Mass Convention. At ioaeyucb o
atsidf tbo4t Of eipismb1r oslock N be bssnoon
81 tAA y or he putoas Of terminating Count, omoe "a
be elected a. October nate and of to lransacoa Of such
other business a. u usual 10 such convention general al
tendance u requested.
JACOB 3. rtA0LER.
N. B. PRENTICE.
RICHMOND DODGE.
LINUS SAVAGE,
uALSEY M0SF@.
Damocrailc Central Conn,itleo
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Is e50.0o How much 81 the remainder
is owned IN America, we hare no theans at
hand jhst now to enable Us TO state aeon
rottls The following Is p complete list Of
sbe american stockholders
CYRUS w Field, Peter Cooper David Dud-
lev Field, August Belmont, John Q. Green,
Wilson @. Hunt, Jacob Little. A. N. Lawrence,
Matthew Morgan, Henry q. Marquand, q. II
Trimble, D. II. Van Auken Most Rev John
Hughes Estate Of Mortimer Livingstone, Messrs
A. a. Low q Brother Messrs Duncan, sher-
man & Co., Messfs Schuchard 4 Gebhard
Messrs. W. A. Sale & Co, Pbelps Dodge y
CO., Mrs. D. W. Perkins--all OF New-fork
City.
II, r. Stevens Esq. Saratoga Springs N. Y.
wm. Dow, ESQ, Montreal Canada,
There IS very general desire on the
part of the public to learn tie degree of
Success which The electricians have met
with in transmitting electrical currents
through the cable since il was submerged,
but as yet we have nothing beyond an I'M
official statement from Valcntia that II is
possible 10 receive from Trinity Bay about
sixty signals per minute.
We understand that the COMPANY pro-
nose to give Professor Whitehouse ample
time to test his system thoroughly, after
which Professor Thompson will test his in
veniion which is quite ditferent from that
of Professor Whitehouse, aud after him
Professor Hughes of New-York, viii have
an opportunity to test the capabilities OF
bis invention, which is. we understand,
about to be introduced upon one of the
lines between London aud Liverpool
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DIR. oULvERwELL

IN MANH0OD.-A medical essay on
y Hep certain aud radiant cure Of SpermatoTrheO,
&c, pithOat the use Of internal faedicises eauter
isG;iOa, any mechahioai aPPhaAess
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-28

RY VIRTUE Of writ of dlas Ficri
- Fa0s daily issued from said In the above case 10
me diiece viii o1er for sale " way public auction at
the door OF the Jefferson Ashtabua county,
Ohio on Monday the 25d day Of August A. D. 1856 between
the hours II 10 and four o'clock Of said day. the following
Described Real Estate to wit Situate In the tewnshp Of
Geneva, IN the county NJ Asabuia and the hio,
being In the East port Of section No s. in sid ownsi
gnn'g about ten rods East of the Sont-Eas cofr OF
George Roses land mining heuce South to the cser ef
the North Ridge Road thence West along tile center Of said
Ridge Road 70 the East line ofaon Sruours Land thence
North said seymons land to The south line Of the sill
George Roses land thence cast 10 the Of beginning
tanning thirty and haf (30i Of land, being tho
land heretofore decided by Anpon Smith, evi O. John
son, saving and Reseing therefor fourth xl
o land situate The said North Ridge. the et
ter Of the abovc described tract decided Lewis Gaylord
with the appurtenancss. Appraised at i
Jefferson, July 22d, 1853. $500 $40
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale Of
( Real Estate. Asbtabuls Common Pleas.
June Term 1853
Executors on T. {. .Stcyeus

RY VIRTUE Of an order of sale, duly
I'D issued from said Court IN the abOee care to me directed
will offer for sale by OF public auction
Court House IN Jefferson, 4sttbula County, Ohio op Mon
day. the 9Th day Of September. A. r. 1863 befwse s hnurs
oi 10 and four ocock of sad DAY. the following descrbsd
Real Estate 10 wit Situate 10 the tOwnship Of Geneva
described as follows, TO wits Known being in lot No l.
IN great lot No in said Township commencing al the South
West corner OF lot Of land owned by Vim. Tuttle
ticled % French, running North hundred and sixsy
four feet t64 iee thence West hundred and tEent
Eve feet t125 lee1 10 land owned hy j. Edfon thence
South 70 the leo Road hundred and ninety feet 9O
eet) thence East % feet u the place Of beginning upon
which lot tavern house and barn. Appraised 100000
WM. nENnRY,
July 81 1853 $500 45O Special Master Commissioner
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DRAIN CRADLES Vine and
VI MULY GRAIN CRADELs, for sale By
July 9, IS. GEo. 9. bUsBAkp.
HORSE RAKES, Corn Plows and Cul-
tvaOFs Of the best quality, and at very reasonable
sAshiabuia, June 2s 1858. itl
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale OF

Ieduthan Cole, Et Al premises.
RY VIRTUE of an order Of sale, du-
~ Is Issued f6m said Court p tho above 10 d.
reced viii oer for sale by way Of public auction at the
door OF the Court house In Johefsou AshiAbua county Ohio
Monday, tho 9Th y Of September A. o. 1853 between
the hours Of 10 and four o'clock Of said day the following
descibed Real Eftaft 10 wit Situate the tsnshp OF
known being part of Lot No. sa said Harporshed t
being the West half OF said lot No So except what lies
So tn Of the Road running the South end thereof
and bounded follows to wit North Lot No. 81; South
the Of the Odd East the East half o id Lot
No So West Lot No 60 containing fotty-fvo
Of Land be the less appraised at $500 par
acHe. WM. HENDRY, -
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WILLIAM b. THRAhL. Of Frsuklin,
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wlbnIAN \. PECK, q sslotCl
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Tor NcnIhcr b coukitfa,
JOHN nUrcHINs Of Trunnbull Co
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-15

" AT a meeting of the Bennington Coun-
ty Bar, duly convened at the Court House in
Bennington, on the I'd day of January, 1858.
the following resolution was adopted -
Resolved, That the Hon. ASA o. AIDS in
the performance of his duties as presiding
Judge, at the present term of Bennington
County Court, has furnished the most graft
Tying evidence that he possesses, in the high
est degree, those qualifications which are the
chief adornment of the Bench that the
members of the Bar gratefully appreciate his
uniform courtesy towards all connected with
the Court and that his accession to the
Bench is esteemed by them as an honor to
the Judiciary of our State
20 Hon A. L. Miner, of Manchester. has
received the appointment of Receiver of the
Bank of Dandy, and will, we learn, soon en-
ter upon the duties of closing up its affairs.
William ii, Stevens of New Hampshire,
was arrested at Boston, Tuesday evening, for
uttering counterfeit bills on the John Han
cock bank of Springfield. He is probably
connected with the New York gang.
The Kentucky Legislature has elected OK
governor Lazarus w. Powell, democrat, to
the u. S. senatorship for the term commenc-
ing in 1853, to succeed John B. Thompson
He received 80 votes to 81 for Garrett Davis
and for Mr.. Thompson.
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad has
suspended business. The hands struck for
their unpaid wages, and the farmers along the
line, for some reason which does not appear.
destroyed the track for long distance. rem
dering it unfit for use.
~ Prof. Hedrick, who was driven from
the North Carolina University for his support
OF Col. Fremont, has received the appoint
ment Of third clerk in Mayor Tieman's office.
New York. He has been of late superinten
ding chemical laboratory in that city.
Two BEARS KILLED.-Alfred Elwell, of
SALISBURY, on Tuesday Of last week. paid
visit to trap which he had set for the pur-
pose Of catching sables, and discovered two
bears in den in the rocks near BY, the oldest
OF which he succeeded in killing upon the
spot, but was Obliged to chase the other one
some four miles before he secured him.
AN Active OLD MAs.-There now re-
sides at Windsor, says the b F. Times
man by the name of Amos p. Cummings, in
the 9lst year Of his age--the Oldest person
in town---who is as active as most men at so.
The coolest day last winter January 24) he
felled tree and chopped cord Of wood. In
May, 1888, he cut the first tree where Sax
tons River Village now stands
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-15

The correspondent of the New York Euen-
'ng Post gives the following curious informa-
ton respecting the relations of President Blu
chanan and Gov. Walker:
"The President becomes more and more
obstinate in his determination to force through
the Lecompton Constitution. He is reported
to have 2aid yesterday that he would stand
or fall by that measure, if he was its only
supporter. An account Of the influences
which have produced so complete a revolution
in his views since last July would be curl
GUS episode for the future historian.
besides the public instructions, the Pres
ident, on the lth of July last, Just after the
denunciation of Walker at the South on ac-
count of his Topeka speech wrote him a let
ter of six pages, telling him that his course
was approyed-that the constitution must be
submitted to the people, and that he should
use all his power to enforce its submission.-
Let Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi howl,
| and my administration will sustain you, and
we will stand or fall together on it,.
"The letter was not ma -ked private, and was
shown to many gentlemen in Kansas, to con
vince them that Buchanan approved Walker's
policy. Some saw it several times, and can
repeat it almost verbatim.
ut is supposed that this is the private letter
which Walker threatened to publish The
very moderate tone of Walkers resignation,
his entire abstinence from accusation or re-
proach, gives credence to an assertion made
just before its appearance, that the President
had written him letter expressing the warm
est personal regard for him, regretting the
difference of opinion even on one point, and
deprccating any rupture