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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-14
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Dec. b.
The House Of Representatives, 26th
Congress, lst session organization-long
before noon the galleries were crowded and
numbers we're unable to obtain admittance.
Notwithstanding the inclcmency of the
weather. There is the usual attendance of
Ladies on the floor. There were the Gus
tomary SITUATIONS among the members and
othars, and a pleasant excitement prevailed
everywhere,
Mr.. Allen, the Clerk of the last House.
called the House to order. The din of
voices Immediately ceased. Spectators were
excluded from the floor, and the members
took their seats.
The roll was called. and 23l members
answered to their The abscntces
were Messrs. Stallworth and Landrum, of
Ala, Brown and Adams, Of Ky., Hindman
and Russ, Of Ark, and Hamilton, OF Tex
as.
On motion of Mr.. Phelps, the House
agreed to proceed to the election Of a Speak
cr viva vocc.
Mr.. Clark offered the following
Whereas certain members of this House
now in nomination for speaker did endorse
and recommend the book hereinafter named.
therefore.
Resolved, That the doctrines and senSi-
ments of 4 certain book. called the 'Impen-
ding Crisis of the South, and how to meet
it, purpOrting to have been written by H.
r. Helper, are ~incendiary and hostile to
the domestic peace and tranquility of the
country, and that no member of this House.
who recommended it or endorsed in on the
compend, is fit to be Speaker of the House.
SENATE.
The Senate was called to order at l:30
by the Vice President.
Nj. Mason, of Va. submitted a resolu-
ton, which he would call up tomorrow, for
the appointment of a committee to inquire
into the facts attending the late invasion
and seizure Of the armory and arsenal at
Harpcr's Ferry. The committee to have
full power to send for persons and papers.
Mr.. TrumbIll. of Ill, gave notice that
when the resolution came up he should
move to amend by extending the inquiry
to the seizure Of the arsenal at Franklin,
No.
NJ
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HOUSE,

The DISCUSSION relative to the position of
prominent Northern men was contirued.-
The fre-caters charging them with being
traitors. and Mr.. Davis said that if Virgin
ia got hold of Seward, they would hang
him as they had hung Brown.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.
HOUSE.

q Mr.. Morris, of H., rising to a privileged
QUESTION. caused to be read from the official
report the remarks of Mr. Kellogg. of Ill,
that two years ago Mr.. Greeley was plan
ming and scheming with Douglas in the
'parlor of the latter, to ~re-clect him to the
Senate by selling out the politics of Hi
nois.
Mr.. Norris caused to be read Mr.. Gree
ley's publication denying the truth Of the
charge. and while detesting the Douglas
doctrine, he admired his pluck.
"A discussion between Kellogg, of H..
Clark, of Mo-, and Logan, Of Ill, contin-
ued for some time. when Mr.. Kellogg, who
was sitting near Mr.. Logan, deliberately
advanced toward him as if with a hostile
intention, and Mr.. Logan perceiving the
movement put himself in the attitude of
combat. The members at once sprung to
to the scene, selling Dir. Logan and some
restraining Mr.. Kellogg, amid the greatest
excitement. Members all over the hall In
agitation; the Clerk amid the din and stir
ring events loudly calling for order, andre
questing the gentlemen to take their seats.
Soon the twoo Illinois gentlemen were wide
" separated. Mr.. Logan resuming, said
he was perfectly cool.
Nothing has TRANSFERRED here in relation
to the Presidents Message, 1t will prob
not be sent to the Senate before next
week.
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Mr.. Slidell Of La, gave notice of his in
tention to introduce a bill making ap-
preparations to facilitate the negotiations
for the acquisition of Cuba. e.
Mr.. johnson of Tenn. gave a similar no
tice of intention to introduce a Homestead
Bill.
Nj. Trumbull, of Ill, resumed his re-
marks, showing the Importance of inquiry
relative to the sacking of the arsenal at Lib
erty, No. The seizure Of an arsenalrecent-
ly is regarded as q matter of great impor-
lance, yet the President. in his message,
never alluded to the seizure of the arsenal
in Missouri.
a resolution was adopted in March, 1856,
calling on.the President for all information
in the department, relative TO the affairs of
Kansas, yet the report of Capt. Leonard
had never been sent to the senate.
Mr.. Trumbull underwent a lengthy cross
examination on the part of Southern Sena-
tors. -7;F-
johnson, of Tenn, obtained the floor,
but the hour being late the Senate adjourned
till Monday.
500 WAsUINGToN. Dee 9.
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I'VE WANT 1T UNDERSTOOD.

w tbs; it is useless for parties to write rs to
vary from our general plan, in our distrihution Of
Gifts, to give them high priced GIFTS for their inla
ence. We are not Going Ih.t kind OF business.
ADAHS
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nON'T FAIL % see '.SIXTH AN
~ NUAL ANNOUNCEMENT, and brilliant Offers
in another column.
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. SSIGNEE,S SALE

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS worth
l. 81 yt'u9ele goods given away, With every thou-
sand dollars We nth Of books at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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nON'T FAIL to see ''SIXTH AN
~ NuAL ANNOUNCEMENT" and briliian. offers
-. nosE. ,4,,,,
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A BOOK d. GOLD WATCH for a
II Dollar. Gold and Silver Watches, sill be dis
as presents to purchasers Of hooks at
ADAMS' -BNOKSTnEE.
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MATCHES. LADIES SETS Oh

w PINS AND EAR Rings, hand meIy hound
Holiday BOOKS. &c, &c-. &c have been given
away 10 purchasers Of books at Adams Bookstore,
during the IasI week.
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CUSTOM TRADE

We particularly invite the attention of buyers to
this department OF our business, Knowing there is
nothing in this vicinity that will approach our stock
in extent or variety Of pattern
Cali before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember The place.
F. p. REED IL cos
Boston Clothing R0Bse, No. 2. Market St. -
Oct. %. 59-.f WARREN. OHIO.
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y. c. HOoDwoRTH.
NOTICE,

TURNPIKE NOTICE.
L The stockholders Of the Trumtuil & AshtabGIa
Turnpike Company are hereby notified that their an
nuaI meeting will lie held at the center OF ~Blosmdeld,
4: tie tavern az Mr.. Austin, on the tenth day Of Jan,
Ir6U, At one o'clock, p NJ
By O-der OF
SALM0N HILLS,
President OF T. & A. Turnpike Co.
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A STAPLE ARTICLE.
We woulL call the atI.ation 0! oar friends to the
blowing

We woulI call the a~tlsaiion 0! oar fIiends to tn,
following -
HAvEEU:LL, Mass. FEB. :, 1t57.
Dear SIR: Permit me The plea SIRE Of stating to ) ou
the FraIit c ,tioH l have in vending. and the universal
favor HOraIHd'S German Bitfsrs Il ert with, BY Yearly
every person who mas had OCCASION to test their vir
tues in this vicinity This establishment has had the
agency OF your medicine since 1859. and / can safely
sly there has eeen 10 remedy placed heOr- the pub.
lie, within the scope Il my knowledg-, that has met
so much 9 -neral favor, and so %wortlIly. "a the German
5iIers- 1 have 10 hesitation in recommending them
/" our Customers. suffering with diseases Tor which
they are appropriate. feeling confident from past eX
Perienre that they viii d. AL, and eGeR more. than is
promised o. them. In Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. l aey ar egz=L. To Druggists I can recon
mend them as a safe Investment, aud 10 the public as
a nuiy wOIIGy remedy.
Very truly yours.
TO DIR. c. VI. JACKSON. CIAS- Il. EMERSON.
These Bit:ers can he had of any druggist or dealer
in medicines, in the United States. Canadas West
Indies. or Soajh America, ~ IS cents per bottle
They are prrIa-ed ty Or. z. ii. Jackson, 4IS Arch
Street, Pliiia ieIthia, Pa, AID every bot.le has his
-iCnaiure Oh the yrappsr.
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SENATE.

Mr.. Trumbull said let this investigation
be impartial and thorough. The effect on
the country would be most salutatOry, and
had a similar investigation occurred in 1850
it would have been better. The arsenal at
Liberty, No., was then broken into and
the public property taken away. Hebrief-
ly recapitulated the facts Of that occurrence
as stated by Capt. Leonard, in charge there.
That, however, was for the purpose of for
cling slavery into Kansas, while at Harpcr's
Ferry the effort was to abolish slavery.
He then offered an amendment to the
resolution, extended inquiry to the former
case.
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SILL TON, Dcc- -
In the House. an animated discussion
arose in regard to the position Of Greeley
- Senator Douglas and the Republican par
ty.
The debate was continued till alate hour
when a second ballot for Speaker was Ia
ken as follows-Sherman 10Y; Bocock IS;
Gilmore %; Scattering II; necessary to a
choice I16.i Adj. .-
SENATE.-The Chair presented a report
from the Secretary of the Senate, showing
the progress made in the printing of the
American State Papers.
Mr.. Clay, of Ala, gave notice of his in
tentiens to introduce a bill to repeal the
fishing bounties.
Mr.. Powell Of Ky, gave notice of his in
t%entions to introduce a bill to abolish the
franking privilege
Mr.. Mason's resolution to appointa Har-
per's Ferry Investigating Committee then
W,su1xcTox. Dec. s.
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II. HOAGLAND'S ES,a,e

HEOElOp H. > ES'atc.
~ Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
have been appointed Executors On tie Estate Of Be-
sh1r II. HOagland late OF Mecca. Trumbu ! Couuty,
deceased Samuel HOA6LAND,
Lee. .. 1850 -3Y STEPHAN MOTT.
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TERMS.


-NoHeg eArrsHt in tks State pAers 4
rsesigsG apPar.
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RRASS HOOPS and


~ Notice is hereby given-tha; the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as Administrator en-
the estate of Elisha "a rsB, late Of Trnmhu!I County,
deceased HENRY TEW.
d e. 1. Is21-3xt
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hhCI > ESTATE
L Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have been appointed and qualified Executors on the
estate OF Tracy Bronson, decsa-ed.
JAMES BRONSON.
Pee 4, ls59- BY wM. BRONSON.
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PSIIIVELT 40 SNALL AGgGTITS HlBB
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Paw YOUR Il

ALL THOSE knowing themselves in
- debted to the late firm Of Q. * NJ MossR. a-e
hereby notified to cali forthwith and settle, and thet-hv
save costs SAMUEL MOsER.
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Subscriptions also received by Wa. E. PORTER
Hon. Sec. At Porter & Sons Bookstore, for Warren
and vicinity. Nov. 80, 1883.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-14

NIULEN IrOm The Substituted, abOu
~ the 2Oth OF Nov, an imported Scotch Terrier
known as .Crackey." tail anu ears clipped.
Any one giving Information where he may he found
will be literally rewarded.
Dec. :. -. WARREN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

IS
Wehfe authorised 10 announce JAS. n. LAID
Enf, Esq. candidate ior Congress from this
the ith Congressional District, 81 Virginia.
Mil RrnDLr --PI3ase annonce Mr. W. D.
r xrl. pf Peyiona sI3coae county, as candi-
date fDf the Senate, for the district composed
or ne cennties of Kanawhs, Putnam. Boone,
Logan ani Wyoming MANY VOTERS.
we are autbo9izsd TO announce DR .sPAT-
ntcK as ascandidlte for the next Holse OF
Deieeates:
d. RHxpLE You are requested % On.
noaaee Cha LES HEphicgs Esq, as candid
zte % represent this county in the next Leg
islatdre. MANY FRIENDS. y
Nh EoiFos Please announce Capt. n. ~.
B TMoNrsos IS ca ndidatc To represent The
Ceanty of Pulnamin The Lext House 0f dele
gates. ahdEoblige MANY VOTERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
Z CONTRAST.

= q apo;d an alisog ele,asion, I stati
III Iaaguage. disttHet and emphatic, Hsat ]
rsydyd he ;astifntio,asof domestic SLAVERY
exisfiag ii Viryiniq. and The otser, slapp.
hofdiNg States, morally. socially and ri,
1ificdky RIGHT. Y trast that Lpiill b
found az reaay b defsrd he insttHtien.
ind ~ resist III eiacroaclmeilts upon u, III
any man II tse CcmnsonuealM, N doi,ae
Asis. seilg Bs 4 ending ana projecting No
Oion irtsfests and property. as acell as tkt
iafsyssts and properly of hy fsllop CHI,
ssas ExfRkcr pr LETcnEa,s LETrEE
% AccRfrANeKs
MA s#s 81
4 It hss mot been very long since q
gentlemen somewhat prominent In the
5anks ofIthe Democracy, whom Ilmst on
fho street, said tonne Mr.. Bolts. 4 have
. question to PROFOUND to you, if You
hHvc no objection Certainly not, sill.
]. want d. know. said he, ifsyou NE la
favor Of coalition with the Black r.
publican party III the election Of 1860 az
.dIy good friend, said II Id6n't wisl yon
10 asisandsrstdnd NE ii WisA 10 sag, Htat
u there aeas Il STATE In Ills Union com
posed ef free Negroes, and the Constellation
gape them the rigla to vote, aooula be
much obliged 70 them to help ne elect or
Party. ExTRAcr OH BORIS SPEEcH Dill
FORE THE LATE WING AND AMERICAN
CoEvENrIoN AT RIcHMoND. 93
Z Resolpfd, That The Wigs and Ameri-s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
Joseph .Segaf. Eso. z

ny publish ii to-day $ paper ths adj
drsssofJosz sEaAa, Esq, "a his COZ.
Istituents. The address eontsins soma
admirable sentiments n regard u internal
improvements. And i Is truly CRAFTY.
ing te us III this section of Virginia, IA
know chat the internal Improvements Of
the State have 50 jealous and able an
advocate ia the Underwater portion Of lis
State as JosEPn SEaAR. Of Elizabeth civ.
OfIthe Govington and Ohio Railroad.
Mr.. SEeAe says Z no more importan.
question ever engaged the delibetations of-
Virginia Legislators and Statesmen. II
is the cap-stpne Of the whole fabric Of our.
internal improvements. tha keystone of+
the arch Would TO heaven shattIiis SEN
timent were entertained BY AN candidates.
for the Legislaiurel II 81. III lsss than.
10 years, the Coyington and Ohio Rail-
road would Be completed Virginia
would take 4 start ID The development Of
her great natural wealth. that would soon
8rehdefIher one Of The most popular and
wealthy States Of The Union.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
From tie Parkersbarg News pr Ire 18th alt.
Discussion between MessrS. NIiifl aad
B Jenkfne.


WAtrAAS NJ WIILEY. Che Opposition
candidate for Lieut.. Gpyernor.aAd Hon. 4.
g. JKEKISs. the Democratic candidate for
Gongfess in this District, met ID discus
Sion al Writ G. H. on Tuesday last.--
The appointment was 6rss made By Mr..
Jenkins. and thatof Mr.. Wiley afier-
wards placed at the same time and place.
leaving the inference that discussion was
invited.
Mr. Wiley, who had. Al The instance
/ of Democrats. commenced speaking be-
fore Mr. jenkins arrived, addressed the
Audience for about three hours. He ar.
gned in favor Of a specific tariff, levied ia
protect manufacturers advocated the DE-
ESsionof the proceeds. Of the public lands
among Che States. as 4 means ol aiding
to pay of Virginia's State debt and com
plete her public works. and asselled and
essayed toproye proEigacy IN the admin
lstEatipn ID conducting the affairs 81 lie
general government
Mr.. Jenkins IN reply took every posi-
ton taken By Mr.. Willy lie Withdrew
the galvanic battery Of Mr.. Willsyfs elo-
quence from those long buried, BAT now
exlnmed. Wing mummies, protective
tariff. and distribution. after proving their
utter fallacy 10 life. -re-eniombed them
under an unavoidable weighsof arknn.eni.
He next took up the charge Of pr6flieaoy
as made againstth the administralion. and
proved BY the citation Of vote after vote
upon scores OF appropriations, ampunlinr
in all 70 millions Of dollars, that thew had
all been passed BY a very large pfspon-
derance Of Opposition votes, aid opposed
by nearly all the Democrats. It's also
seathingly reviewed the present position
Of the Opposition votes. aHdsopposed BY
nearly allthe Democrats. lie also scafh-
ingly reviewed the present positiono tha
Opposition party in Virginia. with Bolts
IS IFS leader. proposing to unite with
Black kepuhlicanisms The principles.
OF rather the want of them. as protested
Fby the Opposition. received very billing
Frebake.
The want Of time aud space aloEe pre-
vents us Gola giving detailed account
Of the speeches. That Mr.. jenkins ae-
complished a complete victory vas ae-
knowledged By nearly every person ID at
tendance. He forced Mr.. Wiley into the
most antenabls positions. and den csnlt
Ipletely riddled them By perfectly logical
arguments. That such was tbs result &
conelusiyely shown By The action 81 Mr..
Wiley who, altar having spoken almost
Ian hour the longest IL lie afternoon, 90
e7fnisu the whole kvaninef n, efFttvfs,s, fS,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
From the Parksrsbutg news.
Nr Jenkins 70 Mr. Laidisy.


The following letter from Mr. jenkins
vas written TO Mf. Laidley ID reply to the
one from the latter gentleman published
by Us two weeks since. Mr.. Laidley.
notwithstanding his proiessed willingness
u canvass the district with Afr. jenkins
]. has n yst met him at but ono place,
DoddFidge G. II. Ilremains 10 be seen
whether be will meet him at any other
point Comment byqu Us Is unnecessary.
SfEAnER a. w. QuARRIER,
April cath, 1852
. EMEs n. LtInLEY, Esq. Dear Sir
Your favor Of the cd inst. announcing
your ihtentious to become my competitor
70 febfesent tllis district inI the next Con
grsss. wasplaSed IN uly hand d few min.
utes ago. on my coming aboard from
Point Pleasant. where I had been adj
dressing the people 4 / need not assure
you That ! most heartily reciprocase the
Courteous sentiments expressed ID your
letter relative 70 ihe nfatIIier Id which liz
canvass between us should be conducted,
regret very much that you could mol
appris0 ME distinctly Of tile the times and
places at which you propose TO address
The people, as4 should have been much
pressed y be present but is You CANNED
dD % definitely "a win make the following
appointments. which I think will meei
your appreciation These appointments
( you may cDnsideFiu common:
Patkersburg, 18th April, County
1 f,aiir N dav N isss sssss m 3 s3
CIarksbdrg i ssh April. lirst day d
Circpit Court.
GiImsr p. II. 2islFA April, third aay
Circuit Court 1
Calhoun. a2d April
DodssidSe q y 25sA Afsil.{ County
Court ~
Witt Ell II. 26th April. Counts
Couft slay.
jackson g. II. 2i May. (Clrcait.
From this point We can ayres on OH.
er appointments.
Hoping 4 may suit your cbsfrenienct
10 allend these appointments i am i
grssl hasieb Yours truly.
IA. G. JExKixs.
~ IA EI3sii - =
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/ & 4 +, y ~,
I The Agent tsf The Book and Tract Deposf.
tory Of the Western Virginia Conference ol
she u. B. Church South. will deliver dis
course in the Court House inlthis place, on
"Wednesday evening next, commencing a. ear
81 candle lighting. Some inflammation has
been given 81. this enterprise through this
paper heretofore One Of its objects Is i
wider dissemination Of pure and healthy
literature throughout the bounds Of Inc Com
ference; and soado iIis, lis pr1possd 10 e.
tablish Book and Tract depository "a solne
suitable location within.the bounds Of The
Conference. BY the formation of d Eociety !. j
membership 10 which, will Be constituted y
Tie payment 81 SO, and Al certificate d
this membership, there win be gisena Geo.
logical Family Bible. unequaled bsanything
DC the soft thai has ever yet bean published.
the retail pricelof which win not Be less than
$50. when half OF the above named amount
u Falkland when the residue Il paid which
win be required ID Il OF Is months the mem
berwilI be entitled u an annuity III pefpetd-
lily of s. IN books and Tracts 1T catalokde
prices provided they are called Tor within
The ysaI--and Is the locality Of this concern
u to be fixed 1t the place taking the largest
amount Of stock in il. Il The citizens 81
Charleston feel an interest ID such an eater
prise, aal especially IN its location here
they are respectfully invited; and We thial
would % welEto give the Agent their pres.
II
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saihtA 4. NAi4I t44 ~ tlt PA
/ Ii anolhef Soluma IVA publish = Ieti1
Iifom James ~ l.aidles Esq., he Know
| Nplhing. d 6ppo 'tioh candidate "a
| Congress. d oilssell ana hopS oar read
Iers win give II u attentive reading.
We might with pfopriely and harness re-
fuse 10 publish This letter, Is hi. LaidIe,
has had large i uhsbsr of copies III III
hitter Published ii die fo.m 81 j circala
fl distribution. and the same has BEEF
handed b OH neighbor Oh the RepuJlica,
llox publication, ind We presume Il VIM b
copied into aIlsthe Opposition papers 3
ibis Distfict. We might with fairnssl
and justice refuse D publish Nj. Laid
lley's letter without exacting IS an act .
Justice 10 oprsalf he publication IN III
|sRepablicaa. andIalso in circulars, Of ouI
|sditorialupon which that letter conmsnts
But we waive this right. and are willins
Ito do MI. Laidlsy more than Justice. b
the publication Of his letter.
We also re-publish our editorial com.
ments upon Mr Laidley's Hinafflo
speech; and also our editoriAl u last week
We ask Che public q giYe bofh Mr. Laid
legs letter and our editorials 4 careful
-. i. -. j u M. u ..s s lss.t IL
reading. and decide, between them.
Il Will be seen that At 4.; Laaidiey admits Y
N his letter that We met him n very soon
after our issue Of the 18th of April, and
asked hlm 4 VA nag reported the Poei-
TONS q nls Win1eld speech correctly. ne s
replied ne had 20 cause q e, complain. !,
4 seems then That MI Laidley himselI
was not able 70 zee rom reading our re-
port Of his speech that W had reported
bis speech Incorrectly and that be made
iic complaint q beng incorrectly report
ed until nearly ope month alter ''f s TIE pun
licatloE 0four report and pot until after
We ma exposed 5he various siiect q .ne
measures we understood hum % advocate
we never had any desire 70 nis1repre-
sent the position of ny, Laidley On any
subject; and when ne met hun on TIE =
street, alter liieshad fead our report Ct lhis '
speech, we deslled VI know Iro sFtl = MN
y {
whether we had reported him correctly a !;
and ne admitted that our report q his
auesl'ons was correet. Y he nao ~
lormed vs. tha' Ne nag reporter nun all
wrong q e single position, We 'F.'5 should y
nave q laxeh pleasure y mahlng any COZ
rec''on he oesifea' Pm le sne e. mace ~
ana aeslreo % cofrecllon. -
re H Me" admitted Aanat our report q f's
posl'lohs was colfecs Dul g noU says says
our report was nc9rfecs; W. De sl i
NJ Lsluley recollee1eo ms PosiIions Des-
lef when we talked e hum " about our report
q hls speech ieR days alter u was va de-
| z IMAM he goes now. ltilas been pee
% long SINCE that ou Il charity induces y "
g 's believe mat ne Pas iorgotten some q !
ne positions he toek N mat speech
Ne wlll here s n that We regard our.
'llend ", Laldiey as az honorable gentle
nan' put as 2 very lmpuls've ana e4 'IS y