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IMPORTANT MEDICAL IMPORTATION.

The late Dr. Chapman Of Philadelphia has laid 1t down
rule that may be suspected In child whore there 10
emscao and especially weakness Of the bowels accompan
led by discharge and and all medical author
es agree thorough stomach and bowles
invigorated we'll the themselves dis
charged. NiAers Canadian Vngs fufls soth these
d!tons 1t only expaes the vericules but strengthens
Digestion increases the solvent Of the gastric Juice
mparts healthy action to the bowels. Hence its curea
complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle Of greedy Is ckening and Jet
I cut OF every ten children less afflicted with
the Why holld this DO the When there volumes Of
testimony prove that few doses Of winer Canadian Yer
fuge will eradicate the diseased Parents make note Of this
established fact and remember that the modsiRe free from
all deletsrisus substances.
PAINLESS IN IT'S OPERATION,
Certain In It's results free from all mineral substances and
iavlgorang to the system these the merits OF WINERS
CANADIAN vERMIFUGE, preparation which ersdicases
every class of internal with degree Of dispatch that II
agreeable As It 10 astonishing.
For sale In New Orleans Wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT co, Sole propriston
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ELECTRIC OIL,
the relief and of pain But the people themselves
rendering their verdict in both unnsaksbe and
satisfactory More than twenty Thousand bottles have been
sold in abort mea proportion to those who heard
thsrs recommend 1t, who had tried IT, That It's splendid
discovery everywhere acknowledged and nothing like
was ever before prepared
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL Prof Dedrath's which
is to be had at ell the respectable Druggists in this city and
wholesale and RETAIL at the prcietos prcea of the Agent
For salem New Orleans, wholesale aadlretail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Es1 II n and Is ckss,Hen rs,ees
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Supplement- to t Asw gy 6as Wmnne 30 1859

r. LIST OF LETTERS
UncsIIed for and Remaining In the Post-
once At new Orleans up 70
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1859.
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A RAILROAD sMAsH.--The Petersburg (Va) In
telligencer gives the following account Of recent

| A RAILROAD SMAsH.--The Petersburg (Va.) In
telligencer gives the following account Of recent
smash.up on the southside railroad:
The regular mail train from this city to Farmvile
left the Junction after breakfast. the crowd from
| Petersburg to the Convention having been largely
augmented by hunters OF deega.es ana osnels see
persons. Nothing TRANSFERRED until we had travelled
about three miles, when all of q sudden shock and
perfect stand still was experienced by all on board
In moment the attention of the scores OF alarmed
passengers was directed to the overthrow OF the en-
| zine tender and three second class passenger cars
Persons were wildly running to the wreck, expecting
to find numbers killed. but strange to say no one was
| killed, although six persons were in one OF the
coaches smoking or otherwise employed at the time
of the accident, all of whom escaped as If BY mir
acle but most or all of them were bruised and badly
scratched. The manner in which the engine, tender
| and coaches were thrown together beggars descrip
ton. Mr. Bird, the Superintendent OF the road, VINO
subsequently saw the wreck says that in all OF his
railroad experiences such q smash-np never before
met his eye. The road itself for twenty or thirty
yards was completely torn up stills, iron, and every
thing.
together, bound by ten thousand spnters and irag'
ments and the engine found not less than fifteen
yards from the railroad track We again repeat that
in reviewing this breakage we are lost IN wonder now
it was that was killed The following persons
were slightly wounded: w. T. Peterson, R. Stone,
James Lufsey, Charles Irving gentleman from Mis-.
sissippi, Mr.. James Murphy, the engineer, and the
fireman, who was negro. The occurrence took
place at Dcknson's crossing eleven miles from Farm
Vile. The passengers remained at that place from
A. NJ. until u P. NJ, when special train reached
them from Farmvie, having been telegraphed for.
Mr.. Murphy the engineer, evnced presence OF
mind and devotion to the multitude he was intrused
with truly honorable, brave and praise worthy. See
ing that the run off irresistible, he ordered the
fireman to save his life by jumping off, while he re-
manned at his post and partially succeeded in revers-
ing the engine making its fearfnl leap. Nor
did he then forsake his place, although terribly
bruised by the plunge Of the locomotive but continued
on the platform, never leaving 1t until every steam.
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THE GRAVE DIGaERs.-The Mobile Tribune of
Wednesday says:
We suspect from what we hear and see that there
are about two hundred or more of the +" grave dig.
gers in the city, waiting for the wagon to take
passage to the land Of bright prospects and Indian
| graves,
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RoRaEs-ExPREss-
10 LAKE sHoHE rRAvKLERs.

eoenssa VIII tie MesIs ard Lake ehses packets Die
PontchAraIn Railroad having The exclusive q DE
road. Families going the Lake. By ssvn9 thsR efdssD
for hs rsnspoaon q bsggsss he ees Il Janss l.ne1
rsntchartraia Rsa.aad depot and nr. Whaanovs, IAks
End. viii b. promptly attended t. myD N
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J. WRIGHT & co.
TYR. WRIGHTvs CELEBRATED REJU-
yENATING KLIxIR,
Prepared u he srcss sceutica Pncipss By one
he Ablest Chemists Of the Age, Is
Ne MINERALS.


principles take bis
REJUvENATINa ELIXIR,
asd you will 800, dad yourself new mar pride instead Of
the reverse friends and healthy sesnd and worthy
member Of the whole human family.
Fer sale BY the Proprietsrs, ..l a ..-.
J. WRIGHT CO.,
and Isl ChArtres street, New Orleans, La,
Soils Proprstors,
And BY Druggists generally throughout United ssass.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT. BUCHU.
JOY TO rHR AFFLICTED
II swss Nervous aaA DsbxitatsA saHrsrs. md rsnsvsssh
the synptsns. ansss whieh will ~ found
v Kxsrtiss, Les i4-.
sfPsws, Les Il Meme
~ DiAssty d Drsashisg, es..
srs Weakness, Hsrrw 4 Dissass.
weak Nerves, Trsnsli.g. BRAND Asrrse
sfD,sth Night swssGs. Geld Fest. Wakseshsss
Dinssss Of visisn LaaKsG. UslvRsal Lsasss1es ef&s
m,sr.lar System ensa AAsrnsss Appetite with DysSsStss
syntsns Hst Hands, Elsshiss Of the Body, Drysss
Il he skis, PAfhd Cea.tsaaaes and KrnpHsa
- ~ Face. Pals u Ne Bssk. Hssvi-
psss u he Eyslids Frs@ssatR
Dlssk Spots Flying ~
fsrs the Eyes.
with
Tenpsrary saEssa AID Loss Of Sight, VAST q Attsaen
Great Nobility; Ressssness, with Hsrrsr Of Society,"
Netting IL mere desirable to suck Patients thsn
Solitude, aad netting they mere bread
fer fesr Of themselves. Nc RePsss Il
Manner, ne EarasstHsss, Ne sPs-
llAtisH, hut Hurried
Transition from
l.#- question to
ansthsr.
fhsss synptsns allowed u r. s1-which this medicine
Invariably rsnsvss-ssozf oows LOSS OF POWER, FATUI
rY sud EPILEPTIC FITs-in Of wkich the patient
expire VIE say that these net frequently
followed BY tAsss dirsfll diseases INSANITY AND CON
sUMPTIoN9 The records Of the INSANE ASYLUhS ans
tho melancholy deaths CONSUMPTION sear Anps wass
to the ruh u those assertions In Lunac Asysms the
melancholy exhsisn appears Tho coastenance Is actually
sodden quts destste-nehsr nh grief visit
It, Should Of the vsice occur 1t 10 rarely arculats
with woefsl measures despair
Lew ssea sounds his grief begliled."
Debility ID most terrible, and has brought Thousands spol
hsusasds uamsly graves thus blasting the ambition
many noble ysuths. II be cured by the Of this
IKFALLIBLE REMEDY.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, ty
J.wRIoHr CO.,
...- Il and 15l Chartrss street,
General Agents.
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POETCHARTRAIN RAIL-
~ E91f 49, ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
y ~ Commencing Sunday, May l, 1853:


Sundays the train will make the o'clock morning
trip AND leave the city every hour after II o'clock until
o'clock at night ~
On Sunday 18th inst there will ha halfhour trip
svery Sunday frsm o'clock until 8.
trips from Lake at night by the Horse Gar
when required. by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will .. GENTLY Station when notified
TOW - = " 40 II
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests both able practitioners and chemical anay
SIS demonstrated the great vaueof Prof. De Grahs
beautiful combination, called
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pICE MILLs-IRlCE MILLs-RICE MILLS
The best plan of huing Rice ever tried is BY the.
STRAIN ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE,
PATENTED JOHN TALON.
1t will hull i've bushels Of prepared Rice
minutes according quality Of the Rice. Mr.. GEORGI
PATTERSON the Foundry and Machine Shop. Of
Delod New Levee Streets sole agent for tho
fecure and sale Of the same.
New Orleans, November II, 1882 MIA y
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CHARLES =. KBLL0e u. -. u,
e. ii Canal stxest, Setwsn Cesenaslssa.s
inserted II full q Partial ssts, vh1oh,
UWtiey 81 tAs Wr2. snastbs Sxce1
ia11y&W ssssf ~
TOS. g. LOGAN, 81 ST. CHARLEs STREET, con.
asson Msrshsss ed Agent tor ofscn c., -
Bolts end Washsrs By r. n. Coles Patent Machinery.
One thousand choice Molassss Barrels for sale.
&On ~ JOa. q. LOGAN
CLARIFIED SUGARS in hogsheads barrels and half haz-
re constantly hand and for sas IN large small qusnsa
by BARELLI CO.,
joN T. .4a-5 81 Common stTesk.
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D A. PEBBLES, GENERAL AGENT AND COL
Etheridge.
HrREFERENCEs-Messrs. @. @. Miller 43Co.; Woolsey
Ethedge Lane. Mayheld Co.: Harrington Howard, Of
Memphis, fen n
EASNIANN's IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
L BALES.-OrderB for Fasmann's Iron Hoops and Ties
Ied any extent per pound The Hoop and Tie
guaranteed hold and also given that the cotton
bound with them shall received ct the Orleans Press the
rope bound cotton.
Liberal deductions made TO country merchants fer cash
ders r. BELCHER, Agent,
In Commercial Place, N. o.
~ FOR sALE.-JUsT ARRIVED. WITH
choice lot Of Virginia and Carolina NEGROES: CON
sisting Of Field Hands, Blacksmhs Carpenters Cooks
Washer oners and Seamstresses and will be receiving
supplies during the which offer for sale for cash
or approved paper.
@ have removed my office from Esplanade 70 No. 90
Of St. Charles Hotel No Brokerage psid sale Of Ne
eroes JOHN B. SMITH,
No. 30 Baronne street,
sell lm&W New Orleans, La.
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DEAL ESTATE AND SLAVES - PUBLIC
n Register Of MCCERREN. LANDRY 4 co.
The subscribers have opened Books for the REGISTRY and sale
Of Real Estate and Slaves for the city and country and invite
public call their Office and what
property they may have for sale inscribed i'm their
Register.
No charge viii be made for such registry.
The Books will be opened for examination by tho public a
49, = MoCERREN, LANDRY co.
A9roce and Sales Room-Masonic Hail. st. Charles street
corner Of Perido. se9 u
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VARIETIES STABLES

H0 No, l64 GRAV1ER ST., -S0-Sss
Next the Varieties Theater.
Tho undersigned respectfully gives notice ha having
chased known Stables will be prepared at s
mes TO furnish HORSES and BUGGIES for HIRE, at the
usual rates. - -, .
OFFER FOR SALE, stock Of SINGLE and MATCH HORSES
comprising best selections of the Northera market
wko fancy stock call and inspect the animals
hand. -, -nrx,o,,
Sfelt II j. M FkENCd
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E=E111111a sKEAT. soUTIIwEsTERs

DOMBALIER & CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
EXPRESS receive forward all kinds Of packages and
freight Havana, Maanzss cardenas villa Clara sagua j.
Cubs Trinidad Cienuego etc. in connection with the Ex
presses Wells Fargo Co.. Darlington Co., United States
change Company the United States Gaorna and Europe
Irents In New Orleans REDDINa d CO.,
fel8 st. Charles st. uader ST. Charles Hotel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18
A Misfortune Remedied.

We were told tn" other day an Amusing incident. wiich. II
true, Is "" y good indeed and we do GOT >c any reason Ia
deny IL truth. particularly ~ our informant related u rs a
te't"ithinh his knowledge. a gentleman in III" cnt tt' 81 a
Commercial House IN New foik gity. in his annual visit ""
The south. stopped NJ Savannah, I've steamer arrived at "a.
rannah on Wednesday. tn late for tie New OtlcRn- ar, and
tH" stranger in struling ,hinngh til" streets 1T thr ~ hi up
. II TIE sllrniii r""l,s OF the Georgia state LOTTERY. MtkiN
My q co. Manager, in the new M,son,r Iiuidr4. Kull
Sta yet lie SAYS 10 our informant. that h. was Impressed 10
ru4chas" II ticket. Did SO. and gave directions 10 send the
drawings Ia the st thal"s Hotel, \ - The ri-ai INIT nHr
aI"I lis arrival In the Crescent tiv -" in seeking 4 = sights"
oar y 'ittht niend vas rnhbsd of every dollar h had ar ut
aAl The robbery was not discovered until Il" got a. me 10
has roo IL, He SAYS that II was an aa full rriuuaei Of = II Int u,
h.,-tt e very longest he ever eSpcripncer. Sleep was h9r-
i,uci Il, IN lis cNrs HIS heart filed v 18th irmo's 50 ani shame {:
Hn1 want Wa has spectre oomprui 'n--m" hope was lcf' 10 Inn
AT last morning came, and " ith II chill d spair H. had tut
one iti"iIdlr b ,pc - rh" rickrt-hc q zl upnn il amd II inc
hlS head a I'd soll"qn ztng said. hnH III, sinking heart rinrs
to ur slightest thread !" TIE door op-nc,l and t. mail hcv
from the Office >tori before him He soon found thai hr had
drawn n prtzr Of a Tho rsa Il Doll RS in the ti.orti4 State Let
t,1N Wcao io;l thai he says he will look be, ter to himself
after thu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18
Mr.. Wiley in the Convention.

As Mr.. Montague has been reading. upon the
stump, some extracts from Mr.. Willey's speech in
the Convention. with n view of conyicting him of
i~nfidelity to Southern institutions, we give anoM.
er extract from the same speech, which we find in
the Norfolk Herald. 80 that it may be seen what
Mr.. Willey's "nnti-slavrry" sentiments really nre:
SHOULD ever says Mr.. Wiley, "the dark demon
of insurrcction show its hidcous head in your
midst-should ever the fiery iiend of northern fa-
na'ieism plant it. robber feet on southern soil. or
lay its %leprous hand IN n single slave within your
b,rlcrs-I feel in my heart authorized to pledge
you that the hardy sons of the Western monn-
tnins will come t" your rescne-they will como.
not by unit, but by thou sands; they will como. not
by constraint. reluctantly. but promptly and cor
daily, with hands rs strong md hearts IA true as
ever dctici ,yrant. and died in defence Of liberty
and honor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18
sQuatssr sovsroisnsv IA the South.

The dangerous Freesoil. squaiter Sovereignty.
and "uaffiendly legislation" doctrines Ut Mr..
Douglas are already spreading In tho Southern
, States. Very soon, unless checked ct once. the
dishonest politicians at the South will be ~ bold
In their advocacy and dissemination as the dis
honest politicians at the North. In Kentucky.
the Democratic candidate for Governor openly pro.
claims his adhesion to the theories Of Mr.. Doug.
las-and at a Democratic meeting recently held IN
Campbell county in that State. the following rcso-
luton. after being advocated by Hon. John W.
Stevenson, the member Of Congress from that
District, was adopted by the meeting:
Rcsoired, That the Democracy Of Campbell
county r~cpudiate the doctrine. whether it comes
iram The North or tho South, TINT Congress should
lcgislnte for or against the introduction Of slavery
into the Territories Of the United States, or for or
against its maintenance tn erein; believing n We
do that it is n question tb At should be left solely
to the bona .fde inhnbita,.ts Of enid Territories 10
settle Tor themselves.
The Louisville Courier, q Democratic organ
which opposes the election Of the Democratic can
dilatc for Governor on account Of his Squattcr
Sovereignty opinions. comments upon the above
us follows:
As this resolution is clearly 10 direct conflict
with the bred Scott decision, and ms it is an un.
endorsement Of Douglas heresy uf
Squatter Sovereignty no man standing on It, in
our opinion, either can he or ought to be elected
to Congress from the Tenth District. The De-
mocrncy of the Tenth District should pause and
deliberate before they completely cut themselves
loose from the CONSTITUTIONS Democracy Of tho
country 10y making o,erturcs to the Black Repub-
licans and their allies.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18
JOHN ALLEN. Pr. Geo. co., Va

"AtEssANpRIA',-This place, the rendezvous
If the Sarlinian army, whittier the king ha-
cote to take IN is probably destined to
rlay an important part in the coming war. Il; is Il
fortified city near the eastesn frontier of Piedmont
whose guns Lristle towards the .hu.trinn territory.
II s'anls in the midst Of a sterile plain. II is the
stronghold Of Piedmont, and is to the Sar,iinians
wl'atuihraltaTis to the English. or Se'n>iopol was
Ia the Russians. During the reign Of the French
IN Italy, its formidable fortiiicatioAs made il one
Of the strongest places in Europe. but these were
subsequently demolished. leaving only the citadel.
Within the past few years warkmcn have been
busy in rcconsiructing them, in anticipation Of
the events now ut hand. In the surrounding
plain, two miles distant, is Nap"leon's celebrated
battlefield of MnrenGo. Aless"ndria garri-oned
with several thousand troops. and. being rpnnct.
tod with Turin and GENOA by railway. any NAM
her eau readily he concentrated there. 10 cap,
turc 1t would he "A GROWING glory to the Austrian
Generals, and To lose tia deep humiliation "a >ar-
dIuia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18

JnnN G. CALHOUN, in 1872. thought Henry
CLAWS estimate Of twenty five millions n year for
the Government expcndiiu, ca too high; and de.
clnrcI that seventeen millions were enough for
an efficient administration. Now the expenses
arc five To six-'old the calculation Of Mr.. Calhoun.
--NushriM Patriot.
Exactly 50. And in 1852, Mr.. Buchanan was
the strong arm Of the Democ acy" they wonld
sop, reach one hundred millions Il year. The
Democracy have been in power e 'er since, and
inslcal of "arrcstinS' Fillmore's expenditures
81 forty millions II year, they have exactly doubled
it. What a curious way the Democracy have of
'arrrsting' expenditures, to be sure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18
The Old Soldiers.

On Saturday last. .ays the PETERSBURG IntelI;-
gencer. we received the following letter from one
Of the old veterans whom John Letci,cr did not
think worthy Of a small pension. while at the same
tine he was sitting I'm u chair cost 1913, or within
two dollars "f a whole years pension. We learn
from our friend Timothy Rires. Esq.. that Mr..
Allen j. n most worthy old gentleman residing in
Prince George county. about five miles from here.
and one. too, who has been all hi. life a Democrat
Mr.. Riyes has known him ever since he returned
from the war, and. thouyh thrn but a small boy.
pnrtirufarly recollects his personal appearance
when he saw him ut n muster just after his re-
turn.
Mr.. Allen was in tho hattie of New Orleans,
and has often related 10 Mr.. Rives incidents If
that battle. and other circumstances connected
with his seven years service. When Congress
voted the soldiers n land bounty, General Scott
procured the papers for his old comrnie. All Of
our readers will understand that the Cantain Scott
of 1909. lis Lieut.. General Scott uf 1859 but NIL
will not rcmembe that Gen'l Scott was born in
Dinwiddic county, II few miles from this city.
PETERsnURG, May 3. 1859.
Eiitor ofMe IuicHigencer.
DEAR SiR-You would do Inc n great favor to
put this in your paper without charge, ~ | am
anxious Ia defeat the election Of Lctchcr and Mill
son. Now for my reasons:
In 1909, | went with Captain Winfield Seott to
New Orleans; my five years service expired in the
time Of war. !, then, re-enlistcd for during the
VIM NiNb ''Nh' lNhi HtT 1 fuUcitI tie IlFI-
,ations Of war, in the tented field. and in the field
Of battle.
Well, when the bill was brought before the
House, To give the soldiers Of the wnr of 1872 IA
pension for life, 1t passed the lower house hy II
large majority. | then. for a time, lived under n
lively hnpco i enjoying the S96 per year; but some
person, Ia defeat the bill, made an amendment to
il. to bring in all the old soldiers that served
since. so that was n ine way to vote it down: and
NILSSON, md Letcher, and others, would not allow
ii To- pass. General Scott and | are the only liy
ing members of his company. ! am goin. in my
10Th year, and am not able to labor for my living
and two-thirls of those VINO served in that war are
not.
Millson, Letcher, and others were so unfeel-
ing that they would not vote for us to he help
el.hnt letchcr could vote for the widow Of u mcm-
Der of the House, who had died, to have his saia-
~ though lac did not serve Mt all.
lfany n"rson wishes to know my name they can
- Ia the war Office. and ask for Capt. Thps. q.
Murry's pay roll. or his company book, and there
ir will find Jno. Allen. Sergeant Of hs company,
lnonorably discharged.
Democrats, do not elect such nnf,n.ing men IA
MIllson and L%etcIcr, aud all those who voted
against the bill.
JOHN ALLEN. Pr. Geo. co, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18
WAITMAN 7. WILEY, ESQ.

WA,rxAs r. WILEY, Esq, the able and clo-
ouent candidate Of the Opposition party Tor the
Office Of Lieu.enan, Governor of Virginia, will ah-
dress the people of Lynchbnrg. at MARTINS
WAREHOUSE, on WEDNESDAY, l,o-night)
NIGHT. Ample accommodations will he made
for seating 2,0Oe people. The ladies are espec'-
ally invited 10 attend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18

and seneroas Aud disis,srss.sd and psiriosis. In
Tie springtime and flower Of youth they have en-
tsrsd upon . career Of Political honor. Let them
take csrs that the ffeshness and innocence and pa-
lriey and sincerity OF shsir nrst convictions be not
~sossupssd By the constantly Singing tidsof sslash-
ssss which b becoming. day b. day ssd more
Issa nors. the controlling consideration with mod
'ern politicians