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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-15

JEFFERSON Cry, (Mo.l Oct. s.-Tle
Overland Mail of the 10th from Califor
MIA, brings intelligence of the duel be
tween Senator Brodcrick and Judge
Terry. The meeting took place near
San Francisco, on the 18th Sept. Sena-
tor Broderick fell at the first fire, pierced
through the lungs. He fingered until
the morning of the 18th, when he died,
Col. Sumner has left with a company
of Dragons for the Pawnee Fork, to
chastise the Indians who attacked the
outgoing mails, and to $ the pas
sengers of the incoming mail.
New YoRK, Oct. 6.-The~ extensive es-
Establishment of Messrs. Wright, ellis &
Brothers, dealers in tea, coffee and
spices, was burned to-day. Loss, $780,
600.
V1cKsBuRG, Oct. 9.-There was a hos
tile meeting at Desoto, opposite this
place, to-day, between Mr.. Partridge,
editor of the Yickshnrg Wing. and Mr..
MeGarr, late Democratic candidate for
City Representative. No shots were
fred, and an amicable adjustment was
Druughhtasaaa
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The Correct Doctrine.

The Chicago Herald lays down the
correct doctrine as regards the Terrific
ries. It is the doctrine upon which the
Presidential election Of 1856 was fought
and won, and if adopted at Charleston
will pave the way to a glorious victory
in 1860. Here is the correct platform:
That neither Congress nor the people
Of the Territories can prohibit slavery
therein; but that the Constitution, as
interpreted by the Supreme Court of the
United States, guarantees to the slave
holder the right to take his slaves in.o
the Territories and hold them there as
property; and pledges the Federal Gov
eminent to protect him in the p~eaceable
possession Of such property in any Ter
ritory of the United States; that when
the people Of a Territory form a Gonsti-
tuition, preparatory to their admission
as a State, then, and not till then can
they decide to prohibit slavery; and that
when they shall have formed a Consti-
tuition, and ask to be admitted as a
State, if their Constitution be aRepub.
liean in form," and if they have complied
with the proper laws in other respects,
Congress should admit the new State
whether its Constitution permits or pro-
hibits slavery.
The above positions, correctly se-
marks the Richmond Enquirer, are clear.
ly consonant with the true construction
of the Cincinnati platform, with common
sense and equal justice to all sections,
and with the exposition Of the Constitu.
ton By the great body of the Democratic
party. 1T is no new Interpolation into
our creed, but Q simple reiteration o
the sanitary principles Of the party
freed from the clogs Of equivocation and
doubt. It does not in the least inter
fere with the rights Of any portion O
the Confederacy, but extends equal ane
exact justice to all alike. At the pres
eat moment, when the managers Of al
the factions of Opposition to the De
mocracy are striving, to their utmost
to fuse the elements into successful &C
ton, which must mainly enure to tht
benefit Of Seward, the arch enemy D.
the constitutional rights Of the South.
when the triumph of the Black Republi-
cans must shake the Union to it's centre
and endanger che very existence Of GU,
noble form Of government; at this very
moment i is a matter Of vital import.
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The State of Louisiana.

Parish Of Pointe Coapee-Ninth District Cont.
Stephen Van Wickic vs.. b. r. Goyic and Vim.
Sorrcll.-No. 1899.
Stephen Van Wickle vs.. d. r. Coyle.
By sirtss. of esel s~vratisfy e writ Of alias Ii. ia. Is
sued in the above entitled suit aud to me direct
cd by the Hon. The Ninth District Court IN and
for the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy
plaintiffs demand and costs of suit, / have seized
aud will offer at public sale on the premises, on
Saturday, The 5A day Of Nor, 1859,
at eleven O'Clock 4. NJ, all the right, title and in
terest that the defendant has in and to the fol
lowing described property, to wit:
A tract Of land situated in this parish, desig-
mated on the maps of surveys Of the public landa
of the United States as lots one and one, Of Sec.
tons Nos "a and 81, in Township 2 Of Ranges :
and s, east, containing 159 95-lo0 acres.
Terms Of Sah-CasA aeiM appraissmeat.
SEVERN PORCHE.
sept24 Sheriff.
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Rf5 REWARD
n O r | G +.

r infer at public sale to the lowest and
i last BIDDER. on Saturday, the 18th day OF
October, Bat the residence Of Mr.. Charles L:
Long. onthe Atchafaiaya river, the making of
Roads and Leyees across the front OF the follow
ing lands fronting on the Atchafalaya in tins
parish, VI:
.Acrosstbe fronts of lots No. IS, 26, u and q,
township t south, range I east, belonging to
Messrs. Love and Mccall. Also. completing
pnsI and Leyee across thefronts ofLots No 20,
50, 81 AMI 30, or all the land owned by WI.
Sharkey.in same township and range. Also,
comnletbg Road and Leree across the front OF
Lots Ma /, 2. 3, 4,5, 6, Z, in township ) south,
range J east. belonging to Mr.. John 7. Moore.
Also. CONFLICTING OF Read and Leyee acsoss the
front ofLots No. s and Q, belonging to Mr.. John
SlidclI. Also, completing Road and Lcvee
across the 'front.' Of Lot II, belonging to Mr.. John
Lyons. Also, completing Road and Leyee
across the front of Lots II, II. Is, -, 20, u, 81,
%, %, p, rs, belonging to Mr.. Thomas D. Har-
per. Also. completing Road and Lcvee across
the front of Lots 20. 80, 81, 80. 80, belonging to
Messrs. Nellmore &Jackson. Making Road and
Levee across the front of Lot No. ?, in township
6 south, range7 east, and owned by Mr.. Richard
Nash. Completing Road and Leeee across the
front of Lots No. 3, 4, IS, 9, 10. Il. II, in town
ship 6, fronting on the Atchafalaya: and owned
by Mr.. i. w. Sewcll. Making of Road and lie
wee across the front of Lots Il. %. %, u, front
ing on the Alabama Bayou, and owned by T.G.
Davidson. Making Road and Levee across the
front Of Lots Is. 26, 81, IS, fronting on the Ala
bama Bayou, same township, and owned by MI.
s. Covas. The whole of said work to be COM
pleted by the LIST day Of December, and TO be
lone strictly in accordance to the Police Jury
regulations of this parish; the contractors to
furnish bond and approved security for the
faithful performance Of the work. |
A. s. CARRTTH.
Inspector let Dis.
poirfn Co,innn Oct l 1870 |
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The Planters
PATENT CORD WOOD CUTTER

Suitable for Cutting Plantation or other
Cord Wood,
CHINGLE, Stave or Clap-}oard Blocks, and
- particularly adapted for Wood Yards and
Saw Mills. F.W C. COOK, sole agent for the
States of Louisiana and Mississippi.
This machine is Row on exhibition and for
sale by Messrs. Graugnard Il Co. False River.
Planters and others are invited to examine 1t
during the latter part of next week and there
after, when it will be put in operation by com,
petent engineer, to exhibit all its qualities ana
utility. 90
OILS d ".
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NoTTCE

TO MRS. GORDON:-You are hereby mott
fed to repair your road and leyee on the whole
front of your land situated on the Atchafalaya
river in this parish, bounded above by the lands
of Mrs. Burroughs, and below by the land OF Mr..
Thompson; said work to be completed by the
10th November. 1859, in accordance with the
Police Jury regulations. B. j. SHINES,
OILS Inspector I'd Sec. I'd Ward.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-15

ance that the Democratic party, the sole
sheet-anchor of continued national pros
perity and safety, should recur to its
cherished fundamental principles and
clearly present its doctrines in all their
simplicity and truth, as meant and IN
derstood by the great mass Of the De-
mocracy.
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MO 7 / G +.

nN Saturday, tie 22d day Of October, will be
" sold, on the premises, the making Of o new
Leree on the Land of Vim, Horton, bounded
above by lands of spseph Torras, and below by
lands belonging to Alc parish.
The contractor 10 furnish bond with sc.
curity for the faithful performance of the CON
tract. DAVID GAY.
oS Inspector, Bird Ward.
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SALE OF PUBLIC WORKS.

TNHE undersigned, President of the Police Jul
i ~, will offer for sale to the lowest bidder, ut
the Court House Of this parish, on tho 22nd De-
tober 1859. at 10 O'Clock 4. Il, the Public Works
hereinafter named, TO Wit.
LIST. The construction of. and repairs to the
bridges on the road leading from Bayoi Fordoche
to the Atehafalaya-generally known as the
State Road.
I'd. The repairs to be made to the Grand Bay
levee.
81. The repairs to be made on The large bridge
on The New Road leading from False River to
the Mississippi.
4th. The repairs to be made to the Discharge
Bridge.
9th The making Of the M'Phaul LeFee.
9Th. The repairs to the Raccourci Leyee.
Purchasers to furnish bonds with good and sol
vent security to the satifaction of the President
of the Police Jury, in order to secure the faith
ful performance Of said works in accordance with
the Police Regulations, under the superintend-
ance and to the satisfaction Of the Inspectors Of
the Districts in which said works are to be made.
JOHN MEBIUS.
A. BOUANCHATD. Clerk Police Jury. los
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Y q r {, e

10 H. Ntuis:-iou are hereby notified to re-
1air tie road antlevce on the whole front o fyour
land situated ON the Atchatalaya River. bound
cd on one side by land belonging 10 Mrs. Lay
Geld and on the other by land belonging to G.
G.. Pickett.
Said work to be completed on or before the
Goth October, 1889. ". NJ LINDSEY,
Inspector LIST Section, 1st Ward.
Pointe Cnurce, Sept. 10, 1854.
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70 harte Lo,ise Dummrtrnt :-You are hereby
notified to repair the road andlcvee on Me whole
front Of your land situated on the AtcIafalaya
river, in this parish. bounded above by the land
ofIehn I. Brooks and below by lands belonging
to W.. NJ. d James L. Lindsey. Said work to be
cnmpleed Oh or before the 10th October, 1859,
aud made according the Police Jury Regulations.
WV. NJ. LINDSEY,
Inspectors LIST Section, LIST Ward.
Poiate Coupee, Aug. 20, 1859.
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.Sy=Tlle Democrats have carried the
election in California by upwards OF
10000 majority. The Legislature has
also a large majority of Lecompton or
pro-slavery members.
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State Of Louisiana,

Parish Of Pointe eosTee.
r THE UNDERSIGNED, Parish Treasurer, VIII
i. offer at public sale, at the Court House Of
this parish, on
Saturday, the 29h tlng4f October, 1853,
at II o'clock A. NJ, the following described pro-
perty belonging to the Public Schools, to wit:
4 Tract Of Land situated On Bayou Crosse
Tete, being section 1G, In township 6, range y
cast, containing about IS 6o-l0g acres.
Terms and conditions IF the Sale.
Ten per cent. of the purchase price cash; the
balance in nine equal annual instalnients; the
notes bearing*8 per cent. interest per aiihun'
from date until paid, and a special mortgage re,
served on the property sold until full ana haa1
II. PATIN, JK,,
sot Parish Treasurer,
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To John Picket. AoTTesident:-You are here
by notified to repair the road and lcyee on the
whole front of your land situated on the Aicha-
talaya river. in this parish, bounded above by
lands belonging TO Mr., Ebert and below by
lands belonging to Mr.. Boyd.
Said work to he completed on or before the
10Th October, 1889. ". VI. LINDSEY.
Inspector lst Section. lst Ward.
Pointe Conpee, Sept. 10. 1859.
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NEW
Grand Lxevoo Hotcl,
VFpT nv p T.

TyHIs establishment is now ready for the &C
i commodation Of travellers and the public in
general. The proprietor hopes, by attention to
business, to merit a share of public patronage.
Good and attentive servants will be found al
ways on hand.
For the accommodation of Drevers, there is a
fine lot and pasture for horses, mules and cat
tie. 1s~Prices Inodcrate.~G @ olo-3m
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/ IT \ 4 W A Y

WAS QANITTED to the Jail Of this parisl
w a MIRO Man calling himself ANDREW
and says IT, he belongs to Benjamin Allen, OF
st. Charleaarish.
The owfr is requested to come forward prove
property, J charges and take him ont 9fIall'
Pohite tflpce, Oct. l, 1859.
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FOR CORONER:
ROBERT MOHERTER.

g5- We are requested to announce JOHN
YoIST, ESQ.,, as a candidate for the office Of
District Attorney, for Tie 9th Judicial District,
composed Of the parishes Of Pointe Coupee and
Concordia. Election, first Monday in November
next
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1g-An extra session Of the Police Ju-
~ Of this parish is called for Friday,
the 2Ist inst.
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ku MA " Y

WAS col lifted to the Jail of this parish.
w nm nj Sin inst. O Negro Man. calling
himself FtHUNE. and who says that he he
LONGS to Hfauge, residing on Black River,
Said neeroH attlt 90 years old; Of very black
c~olnplexios nd about D 1cet : or lileiies III
height.
The owne Is requested to come FORWARD: pay
charges, aHaake him out 81 JAZZ.
LOUIS FADEE, Jailor.
PIT CoutE, Sept. q, 1859.
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1s-The Hon. A. .. N. HARRISON. Judge
of the Ninth judicial District, will
hold Court at Clinton, East Fclici-
ana, On Monday next, interchanging
with the Judge Of the Seventh District.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-15

Dpalding B Rogers magnificent
Circus will give an entertainment to
day at Waterloo, on board the Floating
Place. at 10 o'clock. Go and see.
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IN the 22d of October, inst. | will sell NJ
" public auction to The lowest bidder. tbe
construction Of a New Levee, to he built along
the entire front of the 10th section. known -.
the School section, Situated in township ,. range
=, east. OH the Atchafalaya rive; said work to be
built according to the regulations of the Police
Jury Of this parish. The contractor to furnish
bond with approved security for the faithful
performance Of the contract.
The sale TO take place within legal hours.
4. +. MARSHALL.
Inspector 2d District.
Pointe Coupe, Oct. l, 1859.
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SENATORIAL GASDIDArEs ron THE CRY or
New ORLElNs.-Judge j. n. Lea, Gen.
~. r. Miles, Id Augustin.
For Congress, LIST District-Emile La
sere4 !st sf
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-15

New IsygsrIoN.-Ne live in an age
ofprogresa; steam power Ii rejuvenat-
ing the face of tic world. Everywhere
manual labor i replaced BY steam pow
er. Another example of Il is illustrated
BY the use of the Steam Cord Wood Gut
tea. Those wishing to witness this late
invention put III practical operation,
have only 70 come to False River, at the
storeo If Messrs. Graugnard q Co, where
one is put up for the purpose of show.
ing it's capacity and It's utility in the
cutting Of logs and cord wood. The
machine viii DO In operation during the
latter part of next week. Come and
sec.
-T7W11A&#&##
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ROADS AND IEVEES

N OTICE
To RICHARD NASH
YOU are hereby notified to make a Road and
Lcvee across the front Of yonr lot No. 2 south
range east, fronting on the Atchufalava river
in the parish Of Pointe Couprc. and make tho
same il accordance 10 the Police jury regula-
tons of this parish: to havethe SAINT commenced
by the Both day Of September. 1859. and COM
plcted by the LIST day Of Nov"mber. 1859.
y. S. CARRUTH.
inspector list District.
Pointe Conpec, Sept. 10, 1859. oil
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ron DISTRICT ATToRNEr-9TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
gs EDWIN L. JEWELL.
4t OF Pointe Coupee.
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a# ~.
A PERrEcr LAwYER-An English wri-
teroft the Eth centnryhas given q sketch
Of the character Of q perfect lawyer.
The concluding sentence Of the enlogy
il as follows:
IN / word, while he lives, he ii. The
delight of the courts. the ornament of
the Ban, the glory of his profession, the
patron of innoeency, the upholder Of
right, the scourge of oppression, Ap
terror Of deceit. and the oracle of his
country; and when deaah calls him TO
the bar of HeaEas sy q htsbeas e0rpasfHae
eausss, he Gsa the Judge bis advocate,
Ids the devil, obtNHa H5erats
- inirlnities, aneeAontfinues
femnss ag robe IN
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
PLINY d. Y,
Of St. Landry.
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ron COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS:
1T BRAXT0N BRAGG,
Ern Of Lafourche.

FOR STATE sENAToR-10TH DISTRICT.
Ed WARD PHILLIPS,
Of Pointe Coupee.
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION:
H. A. AVERY,
OF u. Baton Rouge.
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ron cosGREss-3D DISTRICT.
THoS. GREEN DAVIDSON,
OF Livingston.
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T~ELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.
Senator Broderick Killedby Judge Terry.
LARGE FIRE IN NEW YORK.

HOSTILE MEETING AT vICKSBURG.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
H M HYAM S,
OF New Orleans.
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
THOS. j. SEMMES,
OF New Orleans.
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q AUDITOR OF PUBLIC AceoESTs:
III. w, ROBERTSON,
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

FOR GOVERNOR:
II. O. M Z,
OF Rapides.
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rer.s on TIE par. Of ep fe1o country men, Sho hsvs
,oprb, ar a fond tb.tsr sd . career within ycar
border. 70, the oss and generous erts OF that dis
ting sked ttsiesmsn N ssIhon OF zoe 1ne pnenP'es
- he understood them, II TIE men OF tie Rsvolah'n
II would have been ss,i-:sso-y If the distinguished
pa.r bad dess ns.sd To aba. ps'toolsr PRINCIPLES ne
aluc.d and the occasions Of their assertion fsrnsPS
be meant oysters.
"A fusi,iye slave on h,s wsyto C4csds, eel a.
Cir ciLosti is.t week, a53 wes baiisd fHon be.hei
c. ucb, IN that city On Sunday.
DR. CRUDE of Gary City, x. t.. has qnafto
Latin Die, sh CD Vas pin ted a. Venice IN i4oI' He
bought IL some yeaIs siI GO IN Ffsnoe.
One of Sou'ouques gres,msn, Gen. Dsssstnes, w1o
Ief. PoIi-su-P,nee With the fallen EnP'ror has az
iiyed IL Pans sth commission to Pr,ps'e = hou'e
ioI The reception Of his master Some 10y thai 500
lo5qae Is gong TO live al 8crieau1.
The cordilion Of DR.. Lions 2. Brocket, the liter
s-y foyer, is ssi n b yery critics. So'wths;sne-
ing 81 the eors Of bic physicians, be rep dy fal-
irg. IL il doubtful if be survives msoy dsys. us
sesse is heuorrhrge Of the bo Eels, SID Is very mus
aggravated by the state of bis mind. lie seems to b.
constantly Eei1g on his condition, snd Is unable n
seep. Oae side OF hin is already partially parayzsd.
-Kossu,h has pub,ihed 81 Brussels psmpolet on
the sspIosebirg war. Is title is, la (l1e'fioa de'
Na!osalitSs-.'E grop. PAutrtche, q Ia HoagTe The
socl,, r,oGhOr, has also published pamphlet &C.
titled CoareAt rout les chooses en- Frazer. Poarq1o'
n0V, IA g,>rye, AZ nous dr0as th's hst[s'S
go IN France. Why se shall have War If sc have H.
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they inued:.isly have lie STATE, they shall % sold

into slavery. |ahta aH
The LosdoR G-oIss Pans eorespnodent vrits.;
People who are likely to sbos something Of the per
tor ceilings Of the Emperor DO not hss''s to cay
and Il. marked lusion TO 'csoou lis - ies2phc,-
HI. 10 modern soc ety. bears cut the csse tha The
treatment Of TIE Morta,s family OF Bologna o. Rohe
Va. tie s esiher tina. broke the back o: he present
.ysem in the Pc gal STATS. supported, q, al f' abn'es
are by Au.iris TIE Imperial rlni co1li stand 4 10
longer; and # French troops are 70 be mere policemen
A, Rome, aiding ard s5st-irg u csc monst:oas dJngs
the disgrace and inf,Dy bscone rto.ersois. The boy
Nor;sra has done /. al
In The Lousisns Lsgisls.ure, re House Of Repre-
sentstves By vote of 81 70 L. have refused - pass
the "A.ric.n Apprentice bill" vLchin sfte; provides
kr The r.openilg Of the slave foreign rste to the;
state. Attempts have been made 10 &c: the bill
through two preceding Lsgi-l.tuIss.
Toe official advertising OF ire Post Office Deps-t-
meut Lss been sksn from Springfield i,hDo'') Regss-
ter .Dvuglasl ard given to TIE D,mocro. iBichsnsa
Mr. Pie, TIE Clted S,s,es Msrshsl 70, Northern
Illinois, replies in bls pspsr, The Citeago Herald,
10 the cbarse which have been oc-d sggiust him at
Wsshu etou By d. B. Mat.r. He says that Maxim
was n Lis empoy ss boos-leeper, bat Yves dismissed
for oshous,ty in Jarusry at sni that he mas tssen
be revenge by tinnpDp up the charges. lie deLie'
that be las neglected the busnefs Of his office, alf
chsJges upon MsF in she responsibility for any mis-
management Of the fosnces Of his ospsytmsDt, oa
tire inpatA,on on t,s DsmocIn'ic orthodoxy he says,
addressing tie President:
Wing while there wss Wig party, and
although ir considerable portion Of mJ " nig days,
didn't kaor Tough Of tie history OF the two grest
p.I,ies of the Try to bs aOle 20 give any good
reason why should De Wig, yet have no apollo
giss 70 make for hAwrg beea Wing and very
humble supporter OF Fl, nry Cla7. i ird on looking
th!uush TIE RAJ ks Of ns Democratic party 10 day that
there are very many Cd Wings tlerein, and II yoaf
EIceencv shouii ADOPT the policy OF o-tracsiny this
class. should look tor tie heads Of many, far hi3her
tnan nyself 10 Official station, - ial before snouli
entertain any Sppreuet soDs my own account