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AZ TsGti l T a. nesay q our last quo.tous
retail prices t+S Oak, nd a. Pine 49,
wooLWe quote native At
| IS. Mernos a. In quality. -".N'e @1V
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DISCHARGED

DISCHARGED.
SHirrKssnURG, Pv, Nov. 1.-THE man arrcsted her,
on suspicion Of being fugitive from Harpcrs Ferry
was discharged to-day for want Of proof Of his
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Augusta, Nov. 1.-THE New Orleans True Delts n,
Friday says that Gen. wAlkor has arrived In that ct
and proposes to take command of . force to relieve
Brownsville. Is reported that active movements Ara
on foot By parties in Tens for tho rrsoua of ha
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THE ARREST AT wAsHINGTo,

WASHINGTON Nov H-McDonough arrested In thi,
city last week on suspicion Of having been involved In
the h.rPcrs Ferry affair now believed to DO demeuted
Such Is said 70 be his condition by private de,n.,cb
from Boston.
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~ MEsSRs. JOHv a GEO. Glib
W. 800 sen. Ccrtincate-"BRRRISes PArENr

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meE PNooy sons. Certineate-"HRRRIsas PATENT
Me., w,l,oup Agents: TAX. pi..sSi. II .s
Pkocr Il s if,'s'' our testimony in favor CHER
G s Ss October s. . s..s &. and I'd.
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o,hs from you 9 few d.y. and ., our Mn
doubts sSou, the aas. nssSsss any
:c5; hne nERRisSS PATENT rrskPScsopp
sAts' noi5
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The Poscsi and %oTf. Of ST. Bui-,r L,uon,
MI InssS.id. III.i Theatre. in,luaps tn. y.r,-. with
Of plays Mrs Inehbsd fnovn ana Is nov
IN. Dramatic works Of coey cbb. y.q vol. limo, e.n
s G s, ard w1ns Of q, sutho By John yo
.nT f w.T: q Sr Tho: otya consisting Of his Plays
The British Drsm. eoiI.e,Ics ~ ss ,o,,
comea, Operas and Paree' in III, English Language vos
The Tras.ds, o. votiO Albert Translated nom N. Italian BY
sn.kspssrA great variety Of edition. shstspssr, from
! 20 70 % oopcr copy noa' JAS wooDmo6sE 4 co.
UuP PLATTER 100 ton, Vows scotia Plaster, land
nol6 snEiLps soxERvInn
~ HATS, CAPS AND LADIES PUas. -
20 ,ss .riy,i q nsssfs Ssns ~
Ladies Fancy Fu which disposed
terms noi5 JOHN TUoNysON
VEA.0t,sEa wA7ITEp -nsos .smp.Il.s = by.
Male Academy and prefeng
ny SesSs%y building saa Il.
School furnishing references The Aead
my Il private property Of which m sole ovner.
has eISf
nouing condition, there du I'M
~. :, session aggregate ofSs scholars iavs.,msot i
| hound 70 we'll
would prefer forming eonnsc,icn With feneman vbo has
had experience IN teaching early
desired wish u ro I.,a
operation The bsnn'ng % the session vhIeb
i viii be the hrst Monday In yapusry. ~
application, furnish ~
and any other Information desired Address
| W. O NoLrH,
| noie-elm Hllsvine, Carroll Co, Va.
RUsINEss COATs.-soo Cloth and Cashmere Bu,sne.s
- Goats, embracing endless roods svIs ana
prices, a. nois hEEs, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
EAS-Jo half Chests dunpovdsr Tss of superior au.ity
| - for sale By nois a n DivysPbRT.
| pGWDEn-.ioogtsr, Hsssrfs Kspsoesy rise sod sporL
nsis-~ LAaB pAvSpoNs.
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ITINERANT YANKEES Eg

To The Editor Of the Wig:
In yesterdays Wing notice paragraph about lines
in length which do think IL worth all that have seen
about Harper Ferry put together You have hit the nail
exactly the headl The article Is headed abolition
Emssaries and the part which pcascs Is this
The truth is NC have no longer any for the vag-
abond tourists itnerant pedar of unknown charac-
ter, who have heretofore found free among
And it becomes citizens hold all such
Now that's sense, Thems my sentimental and 20 in for
getting rid ofthc whole plague upon their whole
mass! Don't encourage them: don't buy anything from
them, don't employ them in any way. mean the whole
Of them Of every description STYLE and color II
they u'teave, why starve'thcm Quit Anything any
way to get rid of them. Amenl SUBSCRIBER
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To CoRREsRoNuKNrn.

Flaw esss~sss ssssos addrssssd efas
ois s-tss. sea sdss If papsr seu not % psox.a-
- 81 = 10 cnss b dsporfed J obituary Notcss ecssd
~ - bnss are eAarped tbr Advertisement.
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IDoHrBAND syRUR--i5Obbh for sale by
- hoi0 " 49, SKINNER a 90.
ORLEANS MOLAssRs--25 bbi.. v,ry choice quality.
" In store, for sale by noi5 " ~ sKfNKEH a 90.
bacon sIDBs25 strictly choice western sides re-
- eelylnz for sale,by noi5 X A. BxfNKER co.
JcLOUR.-A small 10, Of supsrsns nour, for sale By
~ nolo Porre, FARLEY co, Cary g.
OLIVE OIL.-superior Olive on, for sale By
" nol5 potts, FARLEY co.
GLOVER SEED. for ssi.by
" nois Porrs. rARIgY Co, c.yst
CHBEsE.-5O boxes state Cheese for sale By
" noio P0rTs, pARLEY co, Cary a.
VERY Old AND sUPEBIOg WHISKY IN
v boIILks. Tor sale By AE h0oRN, AGT., osry street
A Bells: PURE BLACKBERRY WINE Jus,
n received forssle by MOORE ACT, Gary sweet
CIDERs-A good article on hand and for sale BY
" noio Az MOORE, ACT.
NEW HAMS, Tor sssby
~ no1 A. MOORE, Aar.
IlOY,s OvEHCOATs.--A rood line OF Cloh Besvey
- Pilot and Seal en oyers.cks for Boys apd Youshs
neis Erps, BALDWIN 4 wu1IAMs
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GO TO q. w. MINNIs, PHOTO
O-sS9 GRAPH AND PINE ART GALLERY 2iT MAIN sP
na see ms ne. and beautiful Rooms and the spem
% decorate the walls Every
Photographic art there be beauty
n every form and variety Of nnish that experiences
M INTRODUCED eocred In waite. oil eoio miniature
me Me making pie asng miniature
10 oil eoors Ambreypes taken every style ses
NOTICE EXPRESSLY FOR
- THE LADILs-Lsdis In van, Of GArTERa either
OF sNhout heels can ind large om.
~ pne. nom 70 and ards quality. sLPPERs
IL nee ehhdrsnS and servans sH0Ee, Of all quail
ues, Tor sale low by ALEX HILL co,
selo No. 1871 Main street. Richmond, Va
RICHMOND TROOP.
"A IIESD an adj burned meeting oysr
"A "kIsmner" once, THIS EVENING. the I6th Inst, I'd
~ oeioef Tor The purpose Of adopting Laws 1&&l
psenen Of The uniform adopted BY The corps viii be
and 70 be hoped that every yrvson
noIo-n wn LLOYD. sec'y.
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SILKS! SILKS! SILKSI
Noysmbsr I4th, 1850.
" Rich Dress silks and silk Robes,
A. the Cssh Store
PERKINS . 90 No flI Eagis sausrs
Rich plaid snd striped rims, q, 20 cts. worth ti 90
neh baysdere do ats 90, worth 81 20
n,eh 90 - . do ~ 81 70, worth VI 10
Rich ELK Robes At fSs, worth t1
Hch Naientias and PopIins
FOIL De Chsyers and Nalentas a. 20 sisiy sold sTk
Large stock Of rich Paris and De Lain. ROBES.
from suction
ehavh al every price
Ladies aud Misses Cloats
nol5 PERKINS co. Iu ysei- souaY.
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,r,r \, rs,nesn TOT FactotJ HAndf, Re,
WATRINs nrcurv,
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We learn that all visitors arc prohibited from seeing
Gcrrit smith nov confined in the State Asylum in this
city. IL feared he IL hopelessly dcen,ed In couse.
quence OF tho depression Of spirits caused by tho Har.
pers Ferry affair." and the dread Of arrest part and In
part by Of the stretch upon which his mi I'd ha.
been kept IN exploring the realms Of dreamy speculation
10 politics, philosophy and religion. -Ufiea Herald
IL was only by strstegem that his friends succeeded In
getting him 70 Utica lie has been ever since the srres,
OF Brown and his Harpers Ferry followers haunted With
the idea that he was cupaby responsible for all the lives
that have been and VIII be sacrificed and 20 much have
this reflection and the fear Of being called answer
at tho bar Of justice preysd upon him that bis mind new
OF exempt IRON tendency 70 be unhinged gave way,
ssd reason deserted lie throne y
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MORE NEW GOODS!
NV. 1--we are receiving further supplies Of
~ Cloth aud Velvet C1oats
Black aud Cord Irish popins
black Nelours, for NJ
Lace Collars, IN variety
beautiful Lace Fetts, some At tJ bsrasIn
- Fashionable Furs, and best styles Of Tsnn,k
oar assortment OF silks and Dress eomplet. 10 yars
Ties o. the newest and best styles. ~
nol5 n pvtcu . no
III hiDsICK CO., CHAMPAGNE WINE,
EugcnIe Dc
Cherry Madera and Port ~
Chsmpsgne Older
Cognae Bfandies
blackberry do
Apple do
Zine Rye whisky
Common
10 l,ors and for 'aeby POTTS. VARLHT co,
-a"g.S--H Carr Street
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-04
NO. 18.

ignorant of this or does he wilfully over.
look it am credibly informed that Col
Hindman was quite lavish of his Sc scath-
ing sarcasm" in Fayetteville against GER
tain citizens Of that place. where ..B. r."
halls from in his communication. Was
that behind their backs? Come, let us
know these things.
In regard to the position assumed by Col
Hindman during the campaign, they are as
free from objections and as loyal as those
he advocated before, when the whole demo-
cratic presses lauded him with praises. Dis
prove these things who can. The 'fAr-
ksnsian" seems to be medium for afford
ing publicity to such malicious articles as
the one referred to. Indeed it reiterates the
charge and asks. "Oh shame where is thy
blush !" We will tell hint is found
mantling the cheek of modest worth, but
we never expect to find it used in that ca
Pacity BY the "A.kansian.' The whole
course OF that paper reminds me of the ia
Bile OF the Lionl and Ass that hunted to-
gether. They casne 70 cave where many
goats lived. The Lion stood without. and
tie Ass going within, Kicked and brayed. |.
and made great fuss. to frighten them out.
When the lion had caught very many of
them, the Ass came out and asked If he
had not made noble fight and routed the
goats properly. Yes, indeed, said the Lion
and l assure You you would have frighten-
ed me, too, if had not known YOU to be
an Ass. a HINDMAN MAN.
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tween the ties. and on the fast train darted.
Then down went the brakes. tho strong arm
of the brakesman strained tho wheel leve,
to crowd the delaying surface against the
speed-then passengers aroused to find the
train coming to halt, while peither station
nor tank was near; then thus brave man
trod his locomotive top back Again. and as
soon as the power of the advance could be
subdued. jumped from his iron step and ran
down the road; the wonder wss that agita-
ted limbs could move SO fast. and here
there was the child living, unharmed, not a
bone broken, not quite recovered from its
astonishment at the life giving blow which
had turned aside the dart of Death.
Restored to its parents, who thronged
around its deliverer, the little one. too young
to realize that it had quivered on the very
verge of another world, was taken home.
Mr.. Glenn returhed to his engine, and the
locomotive careered on it's gfand progress
with not stain of blood upo1 ~ 6neStsh-
ed metal.
And is not this the record d xdeed Of the
highest order of bravery, theseourage that
saves life
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-04
For the Van Buren, Press.
VAN BUREN, Nov. 2, 1859.

Mr.. EDITOR Yours is a responsible
calling-your position is that of instructor
to the people generally. Your paper finds
its way into our domestic circles-is read
by us. our sons and our daughters, and
serves its part in training the mind and
forming the morals of the youth of the
land. If its tendency be to make us wiser
and better men, it performs commenable
and its only legitimate function. If the
reverse be the case, the editor is in a meas
ure responsible for the crimes of damning
hue which must inevitably follow corrupt
press.
With this brief exordium l pass on to
notice an article which made its appearance
in the Arkdasian of Oct. 2Sth, over the
signature of "B. r. in which he makes
the following charges upon the Hon. L. G..
Hindman, viz that Mr.. Hindman "writes
letters to newspapers, commenting his own
speeches-landatory of his own eloquence
of his immense ropularity-writes him
self and of himself, !" and in word
trumpets the glory of his own heroic
Deeds" Now sir, many honest men in the
State will read that article and they will
naturally conclude in the goodness, charity
and simplicity of their souls, that the writ
er. " B. r." had ample authority for max.
ing these assertions. These are very grave
| charges to prefer against an honest man and
the blush of shame should crimson the
cheek of any honorable man for harborine
a thought SO base, about decent citizen,
except he have prima facie evidence Of the
fact, and then he should not make the
charge over an assumed name. If Col
Hindman is travelling over the State, and
misrepresenting public sentiment and sym
pathy. and thus imposing upon the people
at large flor the people believe these things
| then it behooves every philanthropist, cog.
| infant of the fact, to make it known to the
people-to proclaim it from the house tops
to sound it through the country. And
I" 3. r." is guilty of disloyalty to the
people if he can substantiate these fact.
and fails to do so in manner worthy Of
calling forth the confidence and belief O.
the public-which cannot be done over ar
assumed name. So grave charges requir,
indubitable proffs,
Let "B. r. Observation-Disclosures
the fact that Col. Hindman is guilty in tn,
first place of writing these letters, and i,
the next place. that they are misrepresenta
tons, and if he have the proffs do it over hi
own signature. that the people may Judge
if not hold back his name "B. r." in
sinuates in regard to the johnson family
that Col. Hindman abuses them behin,
their backs, and would fear to do SO in thei
presence. Is he ignorant of the fact tina
Col II. made use Of the same language
I(perhaps little moro severe in Little Rock
their home? and did ths1 not hear il. an,
I" opened not their mo1tAs?" Is"B. r.
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-04
Something for every Lady.
SHEPPARD'S
Great BenefactOr.

The Greatest Periodical Remedy ever Dis
eorered!
lOOU BOXES RETAILED MONTHLY.
The benefactor is infalliable for the immediate
removal of Distinctions, Irregularities, Proapsus
Uter FALLING of the " omb) Leuchorrhea whites
and all the diseases peculiar to females. This rene
dy has never in q single ease failed in producing
the Menses. l have received many letters of re-
commendation, which all say lit is the best
remedy We have ever used" Sickness at the stom-
ach, anguor, debility. pains in the head. side and
back. loss Of appetite, costiveness de- some of
the symptoms which attend irregular mensturation.
This remedy may be had by addressing j. S.
SHIrARp, West 4th St. Cincinnati, and enclosing
81. and the remedy will be sent by return mail
n. B--LADIEs WHO ARE PREGNANT SHOULD NOT
Use THIS REMEDY, As II Is SURE BRING OK NiscAR-
RIAGE, though injury to health would follow.
One box /. three boxes -. All letters Of inquiry
must contain postage stamp to ensure answer
J. G. SHEPPARD, Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-04
SHEPPARD'S
Celebrated Oriental Preventive

TO CONCEPTION.
Which warrant will never fail
NorIcE-Ladies who do not wish an increase OF
family may rely this perfectly safe and Ger
tain preventive. 1t is very simple in its use and
does not inure the system. Sent secure from OBJ
servation to any part Of the United States by mail
on receipt OF the money. Whole packages 8, hall
packages 81; extra fine Sc per package.
Address, J. s. SHEPPARD. Boz 2l43,
lyl3 Cineinndfi Ohio.
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-04
2gortw.
Love mo Much and Love me Long
BY MRS. N. W. sTRATroN.

BY MRS. n. W. sTRATroN.
Love me little, love me long,"
That may do for book and song.
But for woman's fond heart-never
She loves deeply and for ever.
Love me much and love me long,
Is the burden of her song.
Trusting all her souls devotion
On Loves wild, uncertain ocean
Hoarding dream. nor hope, nor prayer,
But your image mlngles there.
Thinkest thou she e'er can be
Content with any less from thee :?
Little knows the woman's heart.
Who deems her half content with part
Content with . divided treasure
Wooed by rule. and loved by measure.
Love me much, and love me long
Is the burden of her song.
Love her wholly-love her ever
Love her thus, or from her sever,
Ere her heart has twined around thee,
Ere she curse the hourshe found thee.
Ere to breathe the world farewell,
Be to her like funeral Rnell,
The sudden love may burn to waste,
And sudden vows repent their haste
So let it be ere thou dost bring
A cool and cautious offering.
Love me much and love me strong,
Is the burden Of her song.
And in your poverty or wealth.
Or in your sickness. or in health
High on the pinnacle of fame,
Or in the lowest depths Of shame,
Where thou art, there will she be,
Clinging fondly still to thee.
Let no icy caution. stealing
Der your heart. CONCEAL its feeling;
Fear you not to trust too much
Woman shrinks from jealous touch.
Love me trustingly and long.
Il the Borden o. her song.
Such the love that she would gain
All cooler telling comes in vain.
Or, coming, breaks blissful spell.
And true love weeps her last farewell.
Love me deeply. love me long.
Is the burden of her song.
When hope is young and life is new.
And pleasures many, sorrows few,
Welightly meet, and lightly part.
With many fond and faithful heart;
But memory brings in after years.
Regret, remorse and bitter tears
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-04
THE VAN BUREN, PRESS.
FRIDAY. NOV. 4, 1859.

"a Adoe1tisers sre requested to hand in their ad-
serfisemeats By Wednesdas Morning.
u 8. n. PetfinsW 4 Co., General Newspaper
Agent, No. li9, Nassau Street, Nep York, are our
axthosized Agents for that Csts.
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|TtoBAcco:
10000 Medium Cigars,
60 Boxes and boxes Tobacco
For sale by
July 6. So GEO. E. WHITE.
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A SSORTED LIQUORS.
N l60 Babls- copper distilled Whisky,
81 bbls and y bbls. Jones' white Whisky
25 bbls. Robinson county do. Whisky,
25 bbls old Bourbon Whisky,
20 bbls. Pure Bourbon and Rye Whisky;
10 !. bbls. American Brandy,
% y bbls Gin
10 L bbls Sweet Wine,
50 10 gal. Keys Bourbon Whisky,
az Casks Old Port Wine,
5E Casks Old Cogniac Brandy,
9 bbls. Alcohol,
bbl Jamaca Rum, for sale by
July 6, SO. GEO. E. WHITE.
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-04

r. The Atlantis American ssys tha,
Howell Cobb was - years Of age on the
5th Of September last Alexander r.
Stephens. A years Of age lsxts February
and Cobcrt Toombs - on. the "a Of July
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-04

IGUNDRIFS,
y 1870 Il boxes SARDINES,
l29 dog McMuray and can Oysters
lis Bags Rio Coffee,
Is hhds prime sugar,
25 bbls sugar house molasses,
25 kits choice Mackerel,
40 boxes Scotch Herring.
25 boxes Pepper Sauce.
10 Tomato Keteup. for sale by
July 6. SO GEO. E. WHITE.
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-04

S A southern paper tells curious
story about child, the upper half of which
is as black as q coal, while the lower half
is IS white as anybody g baby. The child,
says the Kentucky Age. is an Opposition
ist-B Black Republican and now-Nothing-
ism mixed. Crittendsn-Seward would not
be bad name for it.
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-04

k& An exchange says: .' A young,
married lady Of our acquaintauance, whose
union has not been prolific of :. little dar-
lings." has suspended on the wall, in her
bedroom. directly over the head of the bed
9 neat little picture. underneath which is
the following quotation from Scripture
Suffer little children to come unto me and
forbid them not. for Of such is the king.
dom of heaven"
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-04

IRON.
i 1000 b. assorted BAR IRON.
5000 b. IL 4 u
1900 b Horse Shoe Iron.
1000 b Dandy Tire Iron.
800 b Hoop Iron.
1900 h. Plow Wings,
1000 b. asst Band Iron,
1900 b. Slab Iron,
1900 b. asst. Round and Square Iron,
10 Smiths Vices,
Mouse hole anvils,
IL Sets, assorted. Stock and Dye,
s 30 to 50 inch Smiths Bellows,
300 b. Smiths Hammers. for sale by
July 6. SO. GEO Z. WHITE.
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-04

CO,oARTNERSHIP.
"HE S.dersigh ed having formed CoIartner, M
shin under the name and style of HEAaO
&VINSiNT, ~iii keep constantly On hand la
General Assoytmeat Of Dry Goods. Gro
oeries, Shoes and Boots, dc. dc,
and viii buy every thing in the Produce line
w. B. Heard's Old Stand, upper end OF
Main Street, Van Buren,, Ark.
w. B. HEARD,
j. w. VINSANT.
Aug Is. 1853 III
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-04

WILLIAM COLMAN,
FASHIONABLE
BOOT and SHOE MAKER,
MAIN STREET, VAN buren,,
Cpposite Ward d: Southmayd's,
Ne, lectures and keeps constantly on hand hne
fcATTP. 0OTS. SHOES: &e- All work warranted
Sl1,I-s g., n distance solicited Having been IN
III. Rt ar Shoe business IN this city for severai
var< h. ,h;, ks is q sufficient guarantee that his
vrort s,;ti -sv. satisfaction Fine FRESCHC CALI
SKINS ana oti. er stock aIwavs on hand
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-04-21
An Ex- Minister on our Foreign Polio.


Hon. JouN FoRsYrH, ex-Minister 10
Mexico, has recently published letter in
which Mr.. BucHArAs's policy is thus
slasbingly overhaued: -- -
In Nicaragua " hat figure DO we cut?
Sir GORE OusLrY, the master of the dip
iomatic field; and our Minister, for the
lack of backing from home, waiting and
begging for the ratification of the Cass-
Yassaai treaty In .Msrico, The field aban-
doned entirely to De GABRlAs, and our re-
lations for eight critical months, left in ab-
solute obeyapcs-the Minister lrho made a
stand for his country against foreign in
Fuence, and an issue upon a case Of bare
faced outraged upon his countrymen, called
hence With praises Of has conduct, instead Of
bsing backed up in h,s position, and a new
one sent out ,vtih rague institutions 10 do moth
ing orif he does something pertinent in the er-
igencies off situation, 10 be called home,
and p, aised, foo, for frmneSs and pitickreSs
Which his Government does moi initiate. Is
it any wonder that our Government has lost
respect abroad and confidence at homer
Is ii any wonder that the Democratic PreSi-
dent sands with g,lf of cold disttrst be-
i,Deen him and the Democratic siGiesnien in
Congress7 This is not the bouquet to which
the country was invited in the Cincinnati
platform, and justice TO the great Democrat
ic party requires that the responsibility
should be laid at the dnor where ii belongs.
1t will take more than one editorial Of semi
official stamp in the Union newspaper 10
convince the Democratic party that the Ad-
ministration has not failed TO covet the
high ground,and redeem the lofty pleges o.
foreign policy embodied in the Cincinnati
resolutions.