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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-19
XXXVth CONGRESS- . Second Session

SENATE. WAsBIsGTos, Jan. IL, 1850.
After the presentation Of several departmental No
turns memorials, &C., joint resolution was passed,
permitting Townsend Harris, Consuieneral 10 japan,
and his Interpreter, TO each accept gold snaf'oex
from the Queen OF Eng land.
Mr. PUGH objected TO the custom OF American
officers receiving presents from foreign po'ea's.eA
kr Pugh, Mr. Hale aid one other SesstOr voted M.
NJ SEWARD introduced a resolution, which was
adopted, calling the President for all the core
spoIdence between this Government aud Spain reds
tive to proposals for the purchase Of Cubs
Mr.. JOHNSON, Tenn, from the COMMITTEES ON In
dian Affairs, reported bin To enable the President u
exp.pd the anLures OF certain Indian Tn oe1 tor eds-
catons and agricultural purposes IN their behsi' Inc
bill va passed. o.,
several resolutions were adopted with reference to
printing the object being TO limit its extent.
Mr. DOOLIITLE fsJei TO bring mp his resolution
relative TO Commodore Paulding, although h urged
ia becetsty az heavy suits are pen Tag sgaiass
Psuldpg in the United states Courts, at Sew-fofk.
The Poetic sroad nil was taken up, b1, there wss
little debate upon It, the time beng occupied IN voting
on the several amendment, the Yeas and Nays beng
The frrt an endnnent, Mr.. SEBASTIaNS, that tho
Eastern Terminus be at Fort Smlth, AsksIsas, wac
loft by ~ sgsinst3
N.if. Mr. ROUSTONS amendment that it be be.
tween the 3tth and Sd parallels was also lost, ~
sgantt II.
Mr.. GREENS amendment was next considered.
being to the effect at the road have two sa.1sn
terniai, the soubJn not farther soatn than fdE.oh,
and ths northern lot further forth thar isa
Big Sioux ana 10 At they unite not farther west shAa
,br 1921 degree Of west los. iuce.
DR.. GREEN spoke ia svor Of his smes.fmen..
Nj. GREEN , Mo- en- ndnont wac lost.
Mr.. RIIES MINI snIenaGsLt, mailing Puges
Sound" the yssteIn terminus, was slso Loeb by ID
against 9.
Mr.. WARDS (re1si amendment, fxipg Es east
ern terminus betsesn the ga and 49th ps.aIel, vas
slso rejected by 30 sgs'lst "a
Mr.. DOOL.TTLES Wis., smerdment, Of WHOM
the uai2 featsfs was the grating Of tae slterns
even secious o, 40 nes both silica OF the ROAD u
actual s.tters 10 accordance with .he pr'ncipl'& q
the Horssts ID bill W., also lost by % against 49,
Mr.. fUGH'S o. smendment, that the rsufss a
urtopstiu opaly traversDg the State to San Fran
| cisco, sss .lfo ost.
Mr.. BIGLER'S lPs.) substitute, a. sui. %
Friday, With zone amendment vac toen sdapted;
| Mr.. BELL Tenn shss a spesoh, psoposed -
p.tana Etsry way of getting clear Of oil the ai"'oa'
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he u iou,..t general sequence. Ifyou 'ay that
a res Sert q The With Ward woald BE- more de-
voted to tse Interest Of tsat Ward ths any one
else. se .p.s-r /. Tat tsis il a matter VITA NJ
e,rd to which the voter. MAJ safely BE- left to Judge
for Themselves. If &, 10 choose Legislators at all;
ard 3 Thst what's needed 10 not devotion n lo'h
inter- sts bu, c,p,ciy 10 sobserve the general good
We misht add that tbe Legislature hss No right 10
define the qualifications Of membership. that nat
fer berg cared for in tee State Constitution; bat,
Q. the l. ei.ls,ure csnpos be inclined to pass aoy
such bill, We ~ase this point.
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From NEWFOUNDLAND by way Of Halifax we
have ST. Johns papers to sth January. Tile Com
tra Journal ID reviewing the business of toe year,
aies the trade the generally satisfactory
end beatty aspect Of its present position The seal
fishery Of the past Spring wss very unsuccessful, AID
The cod fishery on the Newfoundland coast as wen as
tba, Of the Labrador Yves considerably less than an
av,Isre, but the high price Of oil and seal skins has
made up for the shor; catch Of seals, and the hgh
price paid b, shippers TO the fishermen Tor their h'h
wholly prsyented the distress which the short eaten
would otherwise hays entsiled on the fishing p9pus-
tion The stock Of dry 6sh on hand on the 3lst ult.
vas sometb ing III der 30 COO qts which is far below
the average Of former years. Osirg TO the increased
quantity required BY the BraZis consequent on the
reduction Of duty there the present stock Will be made
qus,e 10 supply the demand upon it, and must be e1-
bausted long before aoy of the catch can be re-
c.ived. The quantity of cod oil on hand amounts 10
ab, ut 800 tuns.
We gather from our papers that bill 10 TO be IN
troduced curing the coming session OF the Legisla-
ture:
go incorporate a Newfoundland Land, Mining,
ard RAilxay Company, formed by parties OF posilon
be tn IN the Colonies ard Europe, for the purpose oil
exploring the leland with tire view OF opening up us
vel IA dlscoversd bu, partially developed resouces
ard 20 carry into effect the great project OF connecting
The Atlantic with the Paeno Ocean, by mehicg New
uDc ard the 6Ist stepping stone Is 1t were the ear
.,t hIb 10 the great claim which ID 10 lnss TIE Two
shorts togsther.'
The Company Is to stsIt with capital q $500 900.
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In Congress yesterday the SENATE adopted g
joint resolution permitting Mr. Townsend Harris
TO accept a gold snuff box from England. A reso-
luton, introduced by Mr.. Seward calling for the
correspondence between our Government and
Spain relative to the purchase of Cubs, WAS
adopted. The Pacific RAILROAD bill occupied the
remainder Of the session. A lumber of amend
ments were rejected, and Mr. Biglers substitute,
somewhat amended, was adopted. Finally the
Senate, after ordering the bill To be printed, that
they might see what shape il nOw wore, adjourned
in despair.
The HOUSE adopted resolution, offered by Mr..
Sherman of Ohio, appointing Committee Of Five,
to hquire into the truth of charges importing that
the Navy Department here and III PhilAdeiphia has
been guilty of favorltsm IN the award of contracts,
and has used the public money for partisan pur-
poses. Should the inquiry be put into the right
hands, and be prosecuted vita proper diligence,
some interesting discoveries may be made, even at
this late day.
In Committee, the House struck GU. the enact
ing clause Of Mr.. Cochrane's bill 10 co1fy the
Revenue laws, and then concurred, as the House,
thus defeating the measure by vote Of los to 81.
Mr.. Cox of Ohio, made speech on the 50 Law Of
growth" ard the "Genias Of our insttutiOns," ia
which be took ultra fllbuster grounds, and talked
4 great deal Of second hand nonsense. He was
for the apnexat,n Of the whole world, and " the
rest Of mankind Mr.. Hickman made speech
on the Tariff.
The majority and minority reports Of the Com
! mis,ee upon the Oregon bill were presented.
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The Senate Committee on the Post Oaice re.
ported yesterday bill increasing the rate Of post
age from three to FIVE cents, and " restraining"
the exercise of the frsnking privilege. We trust
that Congress will have the good sense to reject the
fret proposition and to modify the se,ond SO as to
abolish, once for all, long standing abuse.
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Ho for Plies Peak There is soon to be an
immense migration, especially from our Western
States, 10 the new Dorado. the extensive lure
Of croPs in 1865, the universal pressure of debt,
the low prices realized promised for the traits of
the husbsndmans labors, the deafness of eater
prise, the absence Of thrift render such migration
inevitable. There is scarcely village west Of
Ohio in which some are not fitting for aud i'm
patiently awaiting the day wheel start msy be
prudently made for the neighborhood Of Pixies
Peak. We shall be disappointed if lees than City
thousand persons start for the new gold digsiuss
within the current year. Many 60 TO dig, perhaps
quite as many to speculate on the presumed neces-
sites, or faucies, or vices, Of the diggers
Liquors, tobacco, implements Of gambling, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-19

Choice spirits made merry in Boston yesterday
in honor of Daniel Websters birthday. Caleb
Cushing hobnobbed with Rufus Choate and Gov.
Gardner, the Temperance man of fourteen years
standing" touched glasses with the Hon. Ben.
ismin I. Hallett.
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The Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs has
resolved TO report MIR. Masons bill giving the
President thirty millions ostensbly for the pur.
chase Of Cuba.
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NemUurk DAILY Gribm,re
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice be taken of Anonymous Communications What
intended for insertion must be authenticated by the
and address OF the writernot necessarily for pubca
ton, but lsranty for bis good faith.
We undertake TO return rejected Communieaions
TIE TkIBUsE Office should IN all be
addressed 10 HORACE GREELEY Co.
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novel exhibition is aco. by the people Of wolSott.
vil<, Who, On Thursday evening, Jahzary -, gss an
,r,ertsipnspt called The Old Folk Kitchen" with
the Costumes, furniture, sptnnDg wheels in moton,
and o,hsr features If the Old times Of 100 ysas ago
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The mails for Europe by the steamship Africa,
will close at the Post-Office this morning at 8
O'Clock; but letters will be received at Cunard's
Dock Jersey City, till $3.50.
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Advertisements for THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE OF this
week must be handed In To-Day. Price 81 line
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TIM LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
r,o,, W ashinstom.
RECEIVED By

Frs~ Ger Osrs csropssd~L % ,s-o
Messrs Schuyler Colfal. n, "a ~ %s'.'AN
ard Graham, the delegate from 4 -
peared before the House rerritorlsi =, A',s W
DAY. and urged the organisation Of Co,~ NV"
Arguments bad a manifest efec, upon the Y YAM"
tee in favor II the measure.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs voNSe
to-ss, to report Mr.. Sliders thirty miliea, fsa
Cuba" bill.
The resolution Of Mr.. Sherman of Ohie, forsAe
appointment Of Select Coamistee 20 iavessssss
the political corruption of the navy yard, oausss
much CONSERVATION among the New York and
Philadelphia Democratic members. 1t is prob
able that If the Navy De apartment had been As-
prised Of Mr.. Suerman's intention, an osjscaoa
would bsve been m .de to the introduction Of the
resolution.
Secretary Toucey is said to have expressed fears
of its effect on the Connecticut election.
The Committee on Ways and Means mes to-day,
but Mr. Phelps bad no proposition to submit; he
.sd that it would be some days before he shosld
be ready with bis plan Of relief.
Mr.. Cox of Ohio spread the American eagle tos
fearful extent to-day. Half the thrones OF EaeoPe
Will tremble when hs thunder reaches them, aud
the Chinese Emperor will shake in his shoes. ar.
Cox proposes to annex, not only Cuba, but Csisa.
and to fight England, France and Spaia. Tho
diplomatic circles here, however, do not yet OK.
hioit much alarm.
1t is runored that a proposition for the sale OF
Sonora and Chihuahua has been received from
President Miramon. The price named 10 said to
be sixteen millions.
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p,.r's pax GOLD MINIS.

c.1,nx Az, ApyIcr TO GoLD sEsK.Hs
We ksrn iies oar 'S;S !. slab-r for IA.
P1po.e Of ss,o,ps ne god .sos: Of ,a.s th.ss in..
"a ,i.Idos tb~ pr.oious N .uea ssGsdsIc- -
to,s'.fy iBs most er'Tsy.Esbt wsoes d to-
90 ba I,r. .nd 10 fact al csss+. Of pope are
nsips seriv. prspsrstiens s'"r," -. 1880 - ~,
sr,ns M McC.rty also informs o, t3s aboSsn mssy I"
ss,sp,orer raw etr oeo the lselves durns
n. ,bsn they lave worried 70 VIZ nnts ny gave
~ ., d,s.ses in the form of gever aud AZ
D,sebier, D.bs Fgr Cholera ata Choen aoroa b,aoo-
p... Cou,h, Cod, Crsmp ausnEs Together with Reeu
n,,,.u Lombs,o swoen Limb. LAYER Complaints. COs'ive
b.s,s ,i,en labor ert. tn.
b.ye shu wrecks tose ~ho bal Dot TIE pre-
sIIIry ADD REGULATING Pits Tso.e provided
With these remedies los, .ne DAY from h knes' OF s'
s.,a, R..f .no s1. % nsms.r Of TIE sci .1d h.d
gsfesuon Of restoring tbroust the AID OF these remedies all
wn1 sse 70 hs nus saG tie Pei ODD Nine.
supply itn.sw, with RADw.Ys REApY RELIEF ana Rev
foi 20 s5 per bottle, ard the Pis a, = pr box
IN all Of Sore, Humors, Ulcers rodes breneo. Of
rouA RlDwAYs RRxovATISS REsoLysSr should De usod
Price Of RaDwAYs IEADY RELIEF &c SIC and 81 per BOT
t Pos 8 Puts c. PER 4. box *, 500 By pIu every
WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
Silver AND PLlrED WasE
Importer and Msnufsctur,r,
No 46 Broadway. one door below Csnslst
tRormsrly No II w,il..tl
No. 294 CANAL-sT.,
Bra dTeth Buidirs.
10 the Principal Office for the sale of
BaaSDRETFs PILLS.
Sold also at No. 2fl Hudson st., and At .
Al Is cents per boz.
Hshbox, suFsr coated, IS ceDts
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION!
DR. CHuRcHILL's Discovery!
The deaths pulmonary oisesss in hs city alone pot~h
standing eli tn. eho Of the medic professoo numbered over
Elk THOUSAND FOR TIE YEAR!
This melancholy fact tells sad tale Of suernsof lingering
wasting for which, hitherto, remedy eould be fouad
pot nj 10 ohect i,s fatal progress
We believe the discovery Of Dr. CHURCHILL one Of the mest
In porspt Of the pes.n, day and consider holding on.
more hope sufferers than has before been within
III reach
LITTER FROM Dr.. CHURCHILL.
Read the following from letter dated Paris April "A
t5 and spun al preparations except that sold b. the under
signed and having fac n< slD each bsttle No
other 10 chemically pors or properly combined:
To be used with effect N. HyyYho.phi<' BIZ PR
otherwise they IN appear ALT
INJURIOUS In fre oasss out OF nz the
ss usy sold in Paris der the name Of Hyp phos
phiss FOR MEDICAL Use. u.e other
of kind unless required by the Existence OF
pe.ons such Inflammation Of the lungs diar
IbtA, cardiac oiIesse, &C"
In all Nervous serofolous Complaints Debility. Loss
VITAL PowER Dyspeps Iposestop and Fen,le Weaknesses
II sovereign sad invaluable remedy
PIios bottles three bottles for IS The
discount trade Circulars be obtained by send
ing flee Fold wholesale aud retail at TIE sole General
Depot In the Uritd gtAts No 4s Johpst Y; also by
CALENDER Co, sole Agents In Pbsdephia Sd aud Wal
nut-stA J. WNeHEsrER, American and FOREIGN Agency.
No. - Jcknst, N Y.
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ExIsrr FIRExEs.-The Exempt Fire Company
helc is annual n eetpg LAT evening.
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The tribune ALMANAC FOR 1859,


ne Fourth edition IL now ready. aud contains:
ArsoxoncAL CALCULATIONS CALENDARS for the year
ls9.
oovsnxmxsr ov THE UNITED srArKs-EIecutve and Ju'
l.oisl
Lisr ov rHr MEMBERS oF rsE UsIrED STATES SENATE.
politically classified
LIsr o. rHs MEMBERS or rHE House. or RErRrsrSrA-
SrvEs. poll IDEALLY classified
A foLIv,o.LLY CLASSIFIED LIST ov rHs XxxvlrH Cor
sssss. a. fsr - Jet ohosea-
sKsreH rHk TRouBLEs IN UrAH
klsrsAo7 THE LAWS PAsssD AT tue LAST SESSION OF
<cokelssa
oov.ssnksrs or EURort-RuLIsG sovrREIGss, &c.
How rHEy ELECT BOGUS u. d SENATORS IA INDIANA
Flscrios Rkrvkss IRON All rnK STATES HOLDING ORR
MAI ELkcrioss 1855 CAREFUL, compiled and compared with
soruss elections expressly for THs TRIBUNE ALMANAC
ElscaIox RkrURks THK STATE on NEw-fokk ny
TOWNSHIPS AND wARDa
LIST OF srArEs. CAPITALS oovxRxoRs. TMks or LEES
L.r,vs Assrses HoLDiSe or ELEcrioAs &c. with other
matter Of sepe.ai md permanent interest
Pdo tpo.,.se prepad single copies IS cents. American
coiu, Twelve copies OIL One Hundred copies ss
H,ent b. E.pssss. 81 per iooi Is ooPae. tor ell
oa.,. .ooompanlsd with the cash, respectfully solicited.
49,. HoRacE 0RgELEr Co,
Tribune BuildioE. New-Yorh.
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The Am,rieis Stasdrrd, Uniontown, Pa, is one
Of tho.e journals. no longer numerous in the Free
States. which cling to what is called the "Amsri-
can party a,g, and Insist as their leading idea,
that "American. should rule Americas" while to
us the pm ciplss of any candidate for office seem
the vital matter and his birthplace Of no relative
importance. We judge that The Standard is be-
ginning TO be Of like opiDoo, from the following
leader IN one Of its recent issues, which, we are
well assured, is from che vigorous pen of the Hon.
ANDREW STEWART, loog an eminent Reprenta-
tive in Cons ress, and forcbly urged for the
American nomination Tor Vice President:
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Hill, INMrrABLE HAIR CcTrER.-HAR DYE
- esuts ser s.ok brown Sos sa,e:y., n T. 10
FvltoI 81 Rrusewsy Albany WILKINS srus-
s.ss 4. ma n IL ls Bss.ca Arcts Out
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FACTS DIR. ToBiAs's VENETIAN LINfdENr
surss CAro,,c RA-umss PENS Of al hads either external
ar int,s.si, Croap C.o Dyse-teJy, Se L. wurnssd 10
r,fr Tia, 4, 60 The VII b. refunded Fhoe
Is ssa esata DsPor No % C"S"sna''- Sold every
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MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERNIN DESTROYER
THg oalS REstpy TAs waoLg WoGLp svRf TO fNfkk
MINATH
Rata Nice Beg Rosehes fleas II tbs. Maze and
ali srhs vtrDi ana nsscts
por ,s rom sc to 81 BY the proprietor JossPa hsrrx
P,scsiosl Chemist Nc. e2 Broadway, of Hou.,ons
and No al Broadway fst sale also sy c WILLS Go
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No. 294 CANAL-sT.,
BraI dretb Buildirs.
10 The Principal Office for the sale Of
BsANDRZTH's PILLS
'''N No. 27s Bovery
Al Is cents per boz.
Hsfbox, suTsrcosted, IS ceDtA
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-23
The Diplolnatists.

Washington Correspondence Philadelphia Press.
Washington, as you are aware, is the
residence of most of the foreign diplomatic
corps. The present British Minister, Lord
Lyons, occupies the recent residence of Lord
Napier, on H, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets. He is a quiet, unpre-
tending gentleman, thorough Englishman
in his habits and manners and is about for
ty-two years of age. His salary is 1922 800
per annum. Lord Lyons has been an at
tachee to the embassy at Athens, next Sec
retary of Legation, and late Minister to
Florence. He has Secretary of Legation
and two attaches. Count de Sartiges, the
French Minister, resides on Georgetown
Heights. He is greatly esteemed here, al
though somewhat eccentric, standing high
in the favor of his Imperial master, Napo-
lean the Third, and welding considerable in
fuence in society at this point. There are
two Secretaries of Legation, and attache and
chancellor connected with this mission.
Count de Sartiges is now on visit to his
native country. The Russian Minister, Mr..
Edward de Stoeckel, resides on G., corner of
Twenty-frst street. Mr.. Waldemar de Bo-
disco, his Secretary of Legation, is the
nephew of the late well known MIR. Bodisco,
who occupied the position of Russian Minis
ter for many years at this point, having
married an accomplished lady, native of
Georgetown, who is now in St. Petersburg
with her children, near the Court of the EN-
peror Alexander. Mr.. Theodore Marinus
Roest Van Limburg, Minister Resident of
the Netherlands, married to the accom-
plished Miss Cass some two years,ago, lives
on F street, corner of Twentieth. The
Spaoish Minister, Senor Don Gabriel Gar
cialy Tassara, one of the most popular of all
foreign legations, occupies a handsome
building on I, between Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets. Baron Fir. Won Gerolt is
still the Prussian Minister, though 1 believe
he is now absent, leaving Baron Won Gra-
bow in charge Of the business of the lega-
tion. Austria still continues to retain Che
Waller Hulsemann, famous in the recollection
of the country on account of his celebrated
contest with Daniel Webster. Mexico is
represented by Senor Mata Belgium by
H. de Bosch Spencer Denmark by W. de
Raasloff; Sweden by Baron Wedderstedt;
Sardinia by the Chevalier Bertinatti, and
the Two Sicllies by Commander A. Ferrer.
There are others unnecessary to mention,
altogether making up quite society of it.
self. In the order of Things it frequently
happens that marriages take place between
these personages and American ladies.
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Letter from Hon. VIM. Sawyer.
OTTER-TAIL CITY, Sept. I'd, 1855

o- OTTER.TAIL City, Sept. I'd, 1859.
Editors Pioneer e. Democrat:
My attention has been called to a short
article in the st. Paul Daily Times of the
oath ultimo, headed "The war on JAMES H.
BAKER" In that article the editor asks en-
quiringly-
Perhaps the chief editor of the PIONEER
could tell, if he so pleased, who it is of his par
ty in Minnesota that has received through the
instrumentality of present and former editors
of the Ohio Statesman part of Breslin' stealings
what four or five Minnesota Democrats-men
now in high standing with the party-make up
q "Pony PURSE of fifty to hundred dollars a
month to help keep Bresln mum and out of the
way in Canada.
In short, does the PIONEER wish to dive into
this Ohio-Breslin matter, and rip up the Minne-
sofa Democratic connections with it If so,
zoe are ready and posted.
Our neighbor, however, before he com.
mences, had better consult with Wash Cones,
of Muscatine, ''Sausage" Sawyer, of Otter
Tail, and sundry other Ohioans of Minnesota"
Now, Mr.. Editor, the insinuation and in
ference of the Times, is that I have had
some connection with the Ohio defalcation,
and that I am now contributing hush-money
to keep BREsL1N quiet or "mum." The
editor says he is "ready and posted" Inow,
under my own signature, deny the charges
meanly insinuated; and-as I have right
to--demand the proof of my completely or
knowledge of the BREsL1N defalcation, other
than the public records show.
( I shall wait reasonable time for the
Times expose. If it is not made, you will
hear from me again.
As to his low, blackguard prefix to my
name which he has chosen to adopt, he is
welcome to all he can make out of it. That
same game has been tried before.
WIN. SAWYER.