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IN -. a.. CARRIAGES.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions TO his
factory, making It now one ofths largest. K~R,
IN the District, where his faciiities forSG
manufacturing CA RRIAGE e. LIG GHTSE
WAGONS Of all kinds cannot be surpassed and
from hs long experience in the business, he hOpes
to give general satisfaction
All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept On
AZ REPAIRsnea'~ done, and al orders prompt
SECOND hand Carriages taken in exchange for nav
ones. ANDREW II JGECE -"
dta-6 ~Oyner or iltb "A -.
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1--WE recommend our correspondent to Try Mons.
Ii made after the Turkish recipe: its IA vor rs az
celent, and IT affords considerable aid In cases of
slow and weak Questionable Lancet - p
1.-The Sutana's Sauce is savory, piQ1ant, and spi
CIV; a happy combination OF haVOrs aud essences
worthy OF the delcate taste of Sutana, the genius
criminatlng public."-Ob0rrer.
"a concentrstlon Of al the Piquant resources Of
Turkey and Russia United Serrtee GdSsne.
CAS- tItillater of the appetite this sauce Stands
alone. tbs a most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh
or Fowl. and should be placed on every dinner Ia
ble"-Atlds.
The Snltana Sauce is 9 most delicious zest."-
sole Agents for the United States-GARDNER
G:fEELlN, -211 Fulton street, New York; and
BRAY HAYES. 81 COrnhili, Boston.
- The Sultana Sauce can be had in Washington
Of n; RIDENOUR, 304 Pa ay.; SHEKELL&
MiLLEH, 214 Pa av.; II. H,VOSE CO., corn
or Pa ay. and 10th St; and other Groosrs
ma4 6m - - -
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO
- RAILROAD.
- i & E a.
RAILROAD.

u RAILROAD.
- s a.
Trains over this road. going through To- al POINTS
West, Northwest sn1 scuthvest, leave Baiitmofs
The one at 40 a. m. stops at all Way Stations.
That At IS p m is express and stops only At Prin-
ForPARKERsBURG,a and stations on that rosd
tsne 4to ?. IN. trals. -,
above, will leave at Csc a. m. and SO ?. m.
WAsHINGTO TON BRANCH
frSm 'i WISHING W Is e ron at go and $50 g. m, SEQ
T TTes fBi%LrIMoRE a, sac and 7.s q. m., .is
Fs$ n $$sHfsTfiISSSSFfs i;ss !, :.s:Ssn IS
For hNNAp0LiS and Way Stations leave at
S'fs For =; e H6RF"iRR RI Z 4 R sssn,m 81 ...
Trans tor NEW YORk iesvs at 40 and s,o
% SOLD SaiSR tS S. ss and
y .ns sS to hrE
R"und trP tickets can be procured BY the eyenits
R iss ''-Ns 10 "on0s' r. MI II, PRISONS. Agent
NOTICE..The Steamer JAMES GUY having
re- fs; y; !fs'; cEkRf5&iS ;Maisi9ysfl &
Srhins VII cave kias.fs s4S on
and Dr. fss%rRPna ssRPGs al IUGfES phGE S%ns
NlrH'I RoUsH, Agent, Alexandria. mar . If
ARRANGEMENT ruR ls5s-Hours Of departure
"a A TEsTRs Fl s5sHRsrs c6ii GEGkGE YhR FACE E.sA
From Washing Geo. EsS7TE@rs
Page-at6&, Q, and II a. M, I2z. 5, s. and 6< p. N.
From Wasllngton-SteameT Thomas CollyeT-st
And 10 a. m, u M, Z :, anG P. nl.
8, 10 a. m, 1t< q. m, 1914, and 5x D.. m.
From exandrla-StoameT Thomas Collye-H
y 3, III a. m 1, s. aud 2. ~, except Tuesdsy and
Friday mornings, when the Coly will run her reg
ular trips 70 Mount Vernon heretofore. snd emit
her trips between Washington and Alexandra from
2 q. M. To 4 .. m only.
The IA, ga a. m. and ~ p. m. boats from Aleyan-
dIla connect with tle trains of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West
The 5z a. m. and ~ ?. IN. boats from W sshlngton
connect with the trains the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad for the South and Southwest. apis
DEGULAR STEAM PACKET LINE BE
u TWEEN BALTIMORE AND H.
WAsHINGT0Ni11 leaves Com ,EE
DIAMOND STATF, on WEDNESDAYS.
COLUMBIA, SATURDA at 4 O'Clock D. m.
Leave Rlley's Wharf, Washington:
DIAMOND STATE, on FRIDAYS.
COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, @
O'Clock.
Tine Columbia stops at the principal landings on
the river.
TH0S. w. RILEY, Agent,
40 lTu&ThSm Rliav's W hArf. llth strRAt.
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IORDAN'S w. 5. SPRINGS,

VORDAN'S w. :. SPRINGS,
FREDERICK COUNTY. VA.
Now open leaving Baltimore, Washington, or
Cunberiand In the early morning train for q. 4
Harper's Ferry; thence by Winchester VE.A0
RaIlrpad to StepfsuBon's Depot, (P. o A...siss
rom this Depot, ia mile in coaches, to the Springs
by o'clock p. IN. same day. No detention At Har-
per's Ferry, as heretofore Grounds extensiye and
beautifully shaded fine music and experienced ser
wants hot and cold sulphur haths. The water for
sale In barrels or bottles Circulars obtained at the
Springs. r. NJ. JORDAN d BRO,
The Prnprietors offer the above Springs, tOge ther
with hundred of land adjoining at priv ate
sale, and invite the attention Of To this
property. Any informal, on with reference to oca-
tIOn, terms, &c, will be furnished upon application
to the undersigned. DR.. X. M.JORuAN, ;
jy slim 5O3 w. Baltimore st., Baltimore. Md.
THE BEST OF VIOLIN AND GUITAR
Il Strings, Flutes, Violins. Guitars. Violin SSfy
ceiles. Clarionets, Fif-s, Banjoes, Accord xEx
cons, Flutinas, Melodeons. Brass Instruments $SSx
Music Books and Sheet Music, for sale at reduc ID
prices at the M usic Store of w. g .METZEROTT,
CORNER "f i'th st and Pa av. jyl5
NOTICE OF A CONTEMPLATED RENO
~ VAL Intending to take the Store at present
occupied by Messrs. Perry Il Broth r. we wi now
offer onr stock of Berege X ohns Plain and Figured
very reduced prices.
Also, Paras9s and ladies' Sun Umbrellas E
Lace Alantlilas and Hoop SkLts of all qualities. .
.- .-. VIM, X. RILEY. :
jy Slm corner 9Th 1T opp. Centre Market.
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SEFEKALPERSQNS CAN BE Accommodated
- with ROOMS at Mrs. BOWIE'S, al 41O ISfh
street. between and g. They are PLEASANT and
iooseudDt. .. m
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M, u .5.Ia AUGUST s, 1889.
w Offer from this date till the lst of Septsmber
the whole of our large and well assort, ID stock Of
FORElGN AND DOMSETIC DRY GOODS,
Every article ono exception at precisely
I - COST PRICES FOR CASH.
article we offer for sale
". B.-0ur object Is to convert our present stock
iato money, with which we propose to go into
Noftnern and Eastern mar kets am make our -sy
f0H and Wfnter Purchases for Cash. ~
d - 49,. g.ErJ rD CLAG EFT MAY.
gu 5st No. aga Pa. ay., bet. 9th and 10th lts.
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- and VALICES at the SOUTHERN TRUNK
FACTORY, 4@9 Seventh street, opposite Odd
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

nounccd BY the Chairman OF the Chque's
meeting, and that is the extent OF their
authority.
And these are themen. Fellow citizens,
that would weaken the force Of nominal
tons made by the chosen delegates from
each Ward in the parish, where every
Democratic voter had AT, opportunity u
being heard. and Of sending up to the
Parish Nominating Convention some Of
their neiyh5ors in whose Judgment and
discretion full reliance could be placed
and even of iustructing those delegates,
if it was desired, for whom to cast the
vote OF the Ward.
1t is not difficult to see which IS tue
Clique-ridden portion ofour voters-Dem'
ocrats or the independents Independent
candidates are selected and given TO the
people by very small secret Clique
whereas every Democrat has an equal
voice in the selection Of Democratic can
didates.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14
sss- w. B. Shelton is running as an /,

i, sa- w. B. Shelton is running as an III.
dependent Democrat for the Legislature.
He claims to be a Democrat, but refuses to
abide ty the actsea Of the Parish Conven-
ton to whose decision he appealed. He
even goes further, and was appointed, by
Convention of Know Nothings, dele
gate to K. N. Convention to be held in
New Orleans for the purpose Of making
up State ticket in opposition to the De
mocratic ticket; -
He came in town few days after the
TX. n meeting that selected him dele
gate, and did not vepadiats the action Of that
melting, as we had expected he would.
He must, therefore, be regarded as opposed
to the Democratic State ticket, opposed to
the Democratic Parish ticket, and conse.
quently as opposed to Democracy, and a
regular Know Nothing candidate depend
ing principally upon Know Nothing votes
for his success. DEMOCRATS know where
to placelsauch aspirants, and will place
him right in November. q
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14
eT0ur streets are very dusty.
asr The New Orleans mail failed 0,

sS- The New Orleans mail failed on
Saturday last, y4,,,..t 9
! 1t is the first of what is expectedtol be
series of Saturday failures, now thai
the cotton season has opened. '~s
7 The steamer Vickshurg brings out from
New Orleans the mail Of Thursdays, aud
should place it at the mouth Of Red River
On Fridays in time for the stage. Last
year during the cotton season she made
near a dozen failures this season she is
expected to do the same, last week was
her commencement. We ask the powers
that be" to revert to the recorded failures
Of the Vicksburg last year, and to pat 9
atop To this thing at once, to nip il IN ,,ae
bud.
AT the commencement Of the postal
year we were guaranteed daily mails
soon these let down to tri.weekly, and
hereafter we suppose we ale to get them
semi.weekly, or, perhaps worse still, semi'
occasionally.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

s0- The report Of the twenty-four hour
meeting given by us last week, was from
a personal and eyewitness knowledge OF
it's correctness. Tie list Of delegates
was obtained from the Secretary after
the meeting had adjourned
We are thus explicit because ours is
the only paper that has reported the pro-
ceedings. 1t claimed to be an "opposi'
ton meeting" ESQ the posters were head
ed), meeting opposed to Democracy,
but it's honors would have gone to Oh
livion unsung, had not the impartiality Of
the Democrat come to their rescue.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

:. psr The Dclta's N. Y. correspondent
in speaking Of Douglas squatterr so'er
eighty contributiouto Ha:per's Monthly
says: !.
Douglas has been doing a snaH thing, anu sa, y
friends don't like it at ail The Democracy ae, ~
IIsrpers book concern JAS Harper WAS oh a ~
American Mayor Mr.. Douglas has become m .ns
,ributor Of long article to Hsrpers ai as1psn
citing his views on popular sovcresntI ni .sssd
have 90, til. monopoly of it, and they nave s,en
not;er to editors not to copy it without wl y,
pernission? Now, is not that grea.. e. G.mo.
bouela.s Appealing TO the millions OF D ,ssss
cratic minds through the columns Of Hsrpe's''@'
liteYssursi
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

+ DsDx'r CexE.--0ur contemporary the Central
Organ, of Marksville, which was due here las. eve
ming did not come. The editor. Col. WARNER Of
Ayoyeiies was too busily engaged in acting al
President Of Know Nothing Convention in Ra
pides to attend 10 his journal. The independent
Opposition &. n" citizens Of our sister parish and
the patrons of the, Organ in particular may be O
good cheer; the accomplished Col. will be will
then, at soa,e future day if he don't get stuck OF
a sand bar The Know Nothinss Of Rapides can
get on without his help.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

DoLpEAR COMMERCIAL CoLEGE.--1t will
be seen Ivy public notice given that the
Board of Trustees of "Dollear CONNER
cial College Of the city Of New Orleans,
Incorporated by the Legislature of the
State, will open books Of Subscription "
the capital stock OF $3.50, 600 early in the
fall. We commend this matter OF the
New Orleans College to the consideration
Of our citizens.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

rIt is an error to suppose that politics
is confined to the Legislative halls of our
country itcnters into and courses every
vein Of tie body pdlitic and # each par.
ish be kept in q healthy tone, SO will
the State be- and this can only be done by
'adhering TO and keeping up strict ergani-
cation. But the manner Of the organiza'
ton and the discipline Of the party is al
ways . legitimate subject Of discussion
among Democrats
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14
Parish Executive Democratic Committee
PARISH CONVENTION.

The Delegates to the Parish Convention
which assembled in Alexandria on the
goth day of August, are requested to meet
at the same place on
Saturday the 18th Of september,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate
for REPRESENTATIVE to supply the vacancy
III the ticket accustomed by The noErac-
ceptsnee of John MILLER. .'y
Those Precincts that desire to send new
Delegates are requested to meet on the
previous Saturday, the 10th, for the pur-
pose of selecting them.
BY order Of the
EyEcuTIvE COMMTTTEE.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

1sr Hons. j. McVea, Preston Popd,
and j. B. Weddcrstrandt are candidates
for the Office Of District Judge, 10 the 7th
District
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

~ Grand Democratic Rally and Bar
bccue at Alexandria on Saturday, octo-
Der Sth.e has u M
Wake up Jake and drive out all K. n.
Opposition.
T. ]. SrxaEs and ]. NJ, LAsDRuM Speak.
ers Of the day. Come one, come all.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

a9Era No. 3 arrived at orr wharf yes
terevening. and left this morning. She
remained about eight hours oD Shaggy
Point coming ur.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

K. N. TAcrIcs IN THESE REG1oNs--Ihc
Ayoyelles Pelican tells us as truth sus-
ceptible Of demonstration by proofs in it's
possession, that the X. Ms O; sslat parish,
!. E. the leading and debating members Of
it, have held secret caucuscs and put
forth a ticket under the guise Of indie.
tendency.
This Charge is not denied by the Organ
Of these independents.
The Democrats of Avoyelles are not
alone in their contest with o secret clique
whose curtain manipulations are seen
from the effects produced.
The Know-Nothings Of this parish
1 under the direction Of their clique, are
arranging and center.ng upon ticket
by which they hope to beat the Demo
cratic ticket.
Some Of their men are little refrac
tory, and not easily brought into harness
but complete arrangements will be made
before the day Of election. Fit be within
the range Of human power, the indomIta
bic hidden agcncy's tools will accomplish
their ends. Smooth words, fair repre-
sensations, ample promises made to b
broken, are but part Of their oilct
MACHINERY. @
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14
The I" Independent y Candidate fol
Sheriff.

OF oil men whose obligations to 1t
not their love for their party, should have
deferred them from boiling the organIza-
ton, that man one would suppose, should
be VIM. L. Gray.
In 1855 by close party organization a
few Of the Democratic nominees we're cleo
ted over the K. N. nominees. The K. N's.
got the Assessor, the Clerk, andtwo Rep
rcselltatiyes to the Legislature. The
Democrats got the Coroner, the Sheriff,
and one Representative. That Sheriff
was j. G.. Wise, who appointed w. j..
Gray his deputy. In 1851 the opposition
again made nominations, but Mr.. Wise
was again elected as the Democratic nom
inee. Mr. Gray being regarded as . con-
sistent Democrat continued to enjoy
the revenues arising from deputy-sh'p
under Democratic administration Now
that he has grown fat at the public crib
by yirtue'of the Democratic organization
and strength, lie turns around, like the
resuscitated viper, and strikes at the
breast that noursled him. That is graf
itude for you
Mr.. Gray brags that he goes into
the field with almost the entire Know
Nothing vote Che calls them :" american
or :" Opposition" votes noU, he doesn't say
Kno,o Nothing" like he used to)-apd
hopes to secure enough Democratic bal
lots, by some means or other, to make
him the bigl, Sheriff.
/ Running in opposition to the Democratic
candidate, he is bidding for K. N. votes
and If elected will feel that he succeeded
not by Democracy but in spite Of twill
feel that he is the K. N. SHORTHAND tue
i Know Nothings will claim it as a victory
and as an evidence Of their strength
Will Democrats lend their aid to sucl
work? Will you thus give to your. enc
mics the means Of worrying and. harass
ing You?
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

ey- Tie subscriber, haring erclasire charge q IN
busisess department of the DEMOCRAT, requests per
sos ,cto have advertisements to insert or payments
TO make to call at his office.
80 = 1890 MERCER Garfield.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

70 Red River is extremely low no
prospccr Of a change soon. Era No. 2
above the falls only reaches Grand Ecore.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

w We thank the polite officers Of the
RoLt. Watson for d;les Of city papers.
She arrived at our wharf Friday night
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

y q =
tsr Dir. Thos. Cottman Of Ascension, in
communication Of Ord inst to lfpc
Delta. repcls tie intimationS. Of his NOT
supporting the State Ticket. a
Hcsays: s, s<s
I / vasa member OF the State conventions WINCH
nominated for the Office OF Governor y gentleman
whom / have knoYn Tor years and always enWl'
tsined personal liking ior. For Lieutenant CIV,
ernor the choice fell upon an intimate trend !,
nearly thirty years standing. For Auditor the ons
person for whom felt special interest was eles
ed on tile FIRST ballot For Attorney Gencrat !.
better selection could have been made. WIN "
ether three nominees hare but sight aeq wv.
tance but they arc the nominees OIL Inc 0''"
Democratic Convention quorum }ai!
True Delta youclics for his party lea'''
thus Il.
No,nore faithful observer Of the asagts Of w.
demo.rat;. na,vy than DR.. T. Cottnaan, Of AsesN
sion is auy where TO be found and consequence,
when he once went into cnn.cHt'on ano pal.sa
mated in Ia action, nc one wod more tarly wv
rnrl h, =, nominees. however disgusting mag ns,.
pssr rho means invoked to SECURE their success =.
whatever may he his contempt for the age.' ~!
which brought them forward. We car, WIN!
,;oo ,os,ify to his party tealty.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

TIE WHOLE Hoe OR NoNE."--Wc under.
stand that when the President of the TWEEN.
ty.four hour opposition gathering an
nounced bis determination to prove his
Democracy ly voting for Jas. G. Wise in
November. one Of the thirteen audibly
'dissentea thus: !" Go the whole hog Or
noEc.S IeTs
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

SABINE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
e. g. Davidson. ~ .;se n
Sherih-Alanson Barr, Jr.
CIerk-Joseph McNecly. 55 s sta9s
Assessor-D. W. Self.
Coyoner--G. w. Small lg5s1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07
NEWS ITEMS.


A mule died at Spsrtanburg, N. O., aged
sixty y'two years.
The city Of Memphis, with population not
TO ex-eed twenty thousand, has one hundred
and ninety prisoners 10 its Jail.
Ii. Lewis, Sheriff of Princess Ann County,
Va, has been indicted for negligence in per
milting the escape of Dand, the murderer
On the occasion Of the retiring of the Rev.
Mr.. Bapst from the charge of the Catholic So.
ciety, in Bangor, Maine, the members of his so>
cisty, on Monday evening, presented him with
purse containing upward ofSl,OOO.
Lafayette, Ind, is seOurged by band Of
ineendiaries. During one night lately, no less
than Eve different houses were set on FIRE at
almost the same moment
The Charleston Mercury states that W W.
Welker. IT,, Of the Columbia, s, v, oourant.bas
received legacy from relation in England,
amounting to s525 900. He has started to New
York 70 arrange for its transfer to his credit.
The Bishops who are 20 decide upon the res
storation o. Bishop oBdsrdonk meet to-day al
Richmond, Va.
o. AoOAb wv Noghe "
landed near Trinidad de Cuba. One Of the in
spsetors--A young ersOle--iDformed the gov
erpment Of the fact. That pight he was assas-
sipatsd In bis bed.
The New York Herald says, the activity OF
business generally in that city at the present
time is almost parallel. In every branch oi
commerce there is a wonderful revival, which
leaves the religious exeitements, so called com
pletely behind.
The trial Of Macdonald, for the murder Of
virginia Stewart. in New York, has been posts
poned until the first Monday ia December, in
order 70 give time 70 The defense to send eon'
niAsioners 10 Mobile, Ala, aud other stsIes, "a
examine Witnesses.
The Vermont State Journal says: Eevery
month has been marked by frost aud drought
sevsrer than any known for many years, pre-
vailed through this Summer. But under the
influence Of the rains Of last week the grass has
started vigorously, and strAwber are bloom
ing the second time this season.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

GTThs Journal-driyen TO the wall By our
complete refusation of its false and vicious at
tscks upon us---daily repeats its venomOus
ISLANDERS. In the hope, we presume, that Il will
yet be able 70 convince ITS readers, that I've
well stuck to--no matter how mean and con.
temptible Il may be-will At last come to be re-
Rarded as truth. In this, its pions editor is
mistaken. He ought to remember that be has
tried this experiment before, on various Ocoa-
sions, and in one instance, at least, has been
branded by the public records as an Infamous
calumniatOr and deiamer Of private reputation.
The public should also understand that this
crusade against us is wholly Of personal char
acter. Who supposes that the editor Of the
Dayton Journal was ever Influenced in this
matter, for single moment, out Of regard for
the public goodH Not man who knows HIM
believes any such thing. By slandering and
vilifyiDg the Publisher Of this paper, he hopes
to make political capital for the Republican n
cause in this county, thereby electing HE tick.
ct, and putting money inhisO own pocket. This
is the motive whh b lies at the foundation Of
his unpuncipled and malignant course against
US. He never did an act in bis life that was
not dictated by The mesnest sort of selfshness,
and that is the principle by which he is gov
erned now. Surely no decent man would envy
his position.
We shall not attempt to pursue Deacon Com
y in his tirade against Us this morning. II is
but repetition of the miserable slang which
has almost exclusively occupied his columns
for the last ten days. There is not, as we have
already shown, single word Of truth in his
statements-they falsify the recorded history
Of the transaction from beginning to end--they
are intended to deceive and mislead the people,
while at the same time they can be regarded by
all honest and candid men in no other light
than wanton and malicious outrage upon ali
the courtesies and decencies Of life. They are
con ceived in a mean and craven spirit, and
uttered in a style which would cast the high
waymau and midnight assassin entirely IN the
shade. eL &
In reply to the false and malignant charges
Of the journal organisiS, we stated whst--be
fore our Maker--ws believe TO be true. We
further more believe that our statements viii
be fully endorsed by the proper tribunal when
the whole matter ia investigated, uotwilhstand-
ing the reckless and persistent attempts Of the
editor Of that paper, to PREJUDICE our case and
thus produce a result that he hopes may be
utterly disastrous to US, 10 our social. political
financial and domestic relations. In this, we
think, he will be mistaken At all events, we
are content to leaye the matter in the hands Of
all right thinking and unpreiudiced men 10 our