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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07
BALTIMORE
Commercial College.

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nv cpIuIls '.iAr'th:E arranged slFsaiunt
furnished
Tine a:-uli.tgse ant taciIfzire t.-, ufTe-re % vr.
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Ind Cnruut.,fIrt. ga,ruisLtuIsss
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.fHcnt T,rufa. Esq Y Il Etf=t,z ti-r-
Ths C,i-}.-e Is 3-rzd=d v-fst. b -'r.,a,z. Z. ~
% sEssnGSsd Works expressly Ia n. r7f 81. M STR
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There tai1,S vncesia1 ar-1t.s tb' .-es sa'"'',
T.,esirre sE,sTl L sorrlls-e ~. ts -as--.
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A .D1p1aEA is awarded to ri c. apH,e-.
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fSiZl.TsE. upwards rf S-I ELER FiF- thf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07
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SUMMER ARRAWGENNTEET-

ON and utter Muntar. Che 1Elsi,uf AlrriI 18Bu 1he
\ passenger TralIB will daily ihllTvss:
RiFuS-TiIe Great southwestern III. 1Muia GinciT-
Columbus, N'ilsalnIl BamwUnd, Dafsmnse ant
Washington slisE E2lrEess sassee NlsalnE Tally
R:3G p NJ. arriving IL hIIlsimurc P:i q. H..
lIsCEn With aRterIl unit Southern ;iGisE
lSGaurniAs; leaves baAInlOIe D. H., ARRIVING
BelAWEr'd s:sS ant Nedg h;U6 A. a.
nF with the great cF.arll southwestern -lant Alsi-
western E:.resG This ultsy Hupb fur meats and
auluAYillg eugiIre with duei .nd VgtItaE.
6seOIlt-Ehe Northwestern, CuleSAlund. Qitcns6Eht.
Louis 1udauGpuli6. 1Iey1uI, Cincinnati Guintilns,
RiselinE HsuVEuuG Bt&EiInCrG. Rnh Washington Eiity
BsEreas departs ttlils cOHn 6gISllrtll Ut E:3 Y. NJ
and HEriSstui 8atznUrF 40 y CUnnstZiI,E With
shs erIsius U the EN4tUrl aud Southern oIzsG. RE
cunning; etsVss HalsnUre $3.50 n NJ. auf u:.iyuE
ut SsuwUD nj $50 aud Nhuelie u &:Gb a. ID. This
=rnin IIIUs 6ait III GnutiriHnd
NSiiealnIs and Gnui'aalnNh Accommodation 1rrsin
Leaves Whealiug dsbH Sundays eSGeITtsd s 40 d. N
Rrriring III Cumberland S:Et p n. Returning
leaves Cumberland d:.D ID. and arrives Mi1eaI-
Ing ri lzlu y NJ Ts Iczsln Htlls II aliISrEtNuE.
Tiese GRAINS al mike rlUse connection with trains
11lr the WVdisru,ci.isE
j. h RGRD h1se,rt.
~ p ElsrrE MnHtar 81 Transportation.
In. GmE. EenIl Ticket Agent a,.tlaG.GO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07
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" nE1ifrls win nsp ddlipVEG
lt6undnyB e1rEsIfehJ
inlt.7G a. NJ Mali ziin MI why IsStnTk
Arrives IN fstatIITEEtfl qS3F NJ m DlfiF
atat1iiiaut 'E5th "A NJ, NSsw 6urizVE % lI,iI1
A.M.-and t0lsValnntf N E:55 p NJ
a:sg al RBft RsrPsa. H1uTrli1IEnliks n; AIu-4nls
Eilte. LIZ Orange, HIinrgu, HtRIitsIEvflIr.
4aaiiuV. Greek. WalRzilie. HiiNagnIlIi On
tuEErS anu RE6hesItGr. itI-rives "a 14fEls-
t'I17Eh III 6.1Ud NJ. tlii1inI1 1u:sL
A. inland NeSr HIlEk Z5Tb q. NJ
H:55 p a. Express Train. BInpqiius al ul ru asE
siuIIs -TsssveE a llttEahlIEE:i4VEs 1aIO a. II.
hhit&att6tIhlR 1T aEBDlP- n, NsW SIlsE n
E:3D R- H.. and Cleveland u:;P!aD n NJ
LsiTUlt, Ohicsasn 15ele, BufIalD IND NugusG F7dIR
REIU RNING n RATNES-
neuTU filD.HiRnf E:En A. N. and 1lIb p n. unti
arrive Rsit:sepus4 III A:5O 4 n. aud q a3p p M
deEzse QiistahrFyh 1:aB a. n l6:nU nj aud 2e.sE
p H.. and HsElyes n HritEapur1 NJ A:hD a NJ 1E:2E
"A NJ. Hnd aalP p N.
Excursion Midaiels IN Pfttshusrh md unzu-r GSi7a
K1CuEaOu sdtsBt6 toliaItGuai lleRut1 HutIrrn ElUG
E'sre Always ustUv aud rEinle much uufntur 1iun
any tI.ile- EnlT1e.
1irrunEi Trkets 10 I'LL Jdi111s III 4le West 2u=sh
an East con lERr1Fsd siFe fIiGe Nu.
GsFeut next iBCr1u 6pri2g EUlIee HlealinG, w.. aut
"a tnsihtgapnrT Araziun-
Bseigsk contracts NsIs matte 81 uv;R5t E1Ite6 70
any pom; accessible tT se ECt tn its connections
TO rsiie Aturt, Gursh, Tse; end Sursest. III uiiirr
Nu SIIStsE ViiS F<Etn hEaEIt1I ritrs-
lIllrt AtsssuR. 4 HAMILTON. AIuIrt.
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN GH APMaN. AEurrt.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07
j as. NJ. Dillon.
no. Is& Makes Rtree4,
PL IIMRER B. GAS Filter.

E.EPS cousOu. on a,,lti Gar Fiz.uree Lead nne
N Wrought IIur Pipes, BiIsar Lead All kintit unt
stEes Boss Cp.ess and Valves; HteGu whiBsles and
iNsiiinE Tube WO0den antl Can lrun E4ydruta Gum
AuSe end Packing m all uhiGknease6 AzI4IrictiuI
Me;stl, pUEe Bara Tin, Htnc AlISnuny Gile Cole
CuNugry.
E9-hIsv PONr'e improved Chain Pump which il
ascidetly te greatest nnlI,f Cine age, Zine right II
plrt up which III EuWlH uut Counties iu HSatsr gir-
E:iniG viii Oe sld Rair t0rna
&a4N"SialVauizet 1ruu glInE, 1ncurrUsivc nnd dllr
conducting T'ipeiOr hut Guild wUter
a''t 71c'''li" for t"ep WalIay narr:ie tu,nd Cheap
sHI Lead pe.
AHustiuat l1iye c"nH.autlv hand. an. siEe w
quantity. winch can FURNISHED on aEOr,; nuEiGa
saE-Jnsb ipnid iUr ssiid Copper, BrGss and Issa1
nuTlF. 'Gp-tl9GwGsW1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

u Il tkisfll&fNst -lN1stAfl
mil nus fiH'7nu,e M
Ai'.iIlcIIsG, iSHnv5u amt ~
ill4-d II INIT! e ltpWr,esu~I-l
AL zns Gisa@sssfir'W'iiir;n
h ilns DtlI al LiLnI1alIIlIlE
wthr lIWd given mp IN
nTnmruIB ,ullE t{lEE4ia4sd
seasinl AitpV.
TlESinse nIllEE si,t ail,p.-
M 1ils illti,viduld SsIizillc
sziEies ,uE II Hr;i ;E.s1Esv III
lAitIhe tIIu:IEsRF Ut grJIlTr
1i,s ls-r I'd Eiie LTKA,
viii ,r;l,zs. E5E1ls- EslH,-'
lE1ti1r7SSin, fIs-pItic IN.
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9sGj Eut5sr4llrsS, Esn.st..,
53Rdls''C IN EaILsE.IE. HZrE-
IEsEta1ssRszS. 11nG MEX lee
Creamery FtsRsitL RsGS-
~EDA CHE- IN 5iIu1.-'
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1EIs.I III ClrmmalIus.rnnIF
III IIhD Is1t Il ,rrzI PEi-
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07
SMITHS WHREIlING ALES
% Wood nd cir.

IA w GOD and GIRSs.
M z CUSTOMERS, AND The PUBLIC GHNER
M ALLY. are respectfully informed that for the
purpose Of al my SttentieB end res0ur-
oeS on ny Brewery. hslt-HOHEe &c. IN this etty,
Brothers, there
ThAnllpg my numerous customers IN al. parts Of
ths country for their patronage, desne 70 asspns
Champagne. KSDnett, Pale. and Bitter AIes. which
have heretofore bSen produced exclusively 1t this g.
fabltshlReDt, and which have acquired so high Fepa
Estion for purity and geRsral excellence.
! have greatly enlarged the bottling department
which Is now ia high state perfection aud capa-
BILE VI supplying thS demand tor the eelsl,rfsd
"WheeliRS bottled As.'
All orders for any Of these products nnst hereafter
be directed 10 me At 1HhesllnR Yp'' where they
will be filled &nd dispatched with prom asss.
lenL9-f GRO. H.sMITlL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07
OH RElfl.DIRS BY NAN.

LO0ktOver the Hst; make up 4 easS-of shat Elnd
you choose and inelose the amount In errrGt note
stamps by EOal 70 onH address, at sea Broadway,
HewYoTk, and the medicine win be duIy returned By
mail or expEesJ, free of charge.
Agents WAHTED-R desire an active, eBc3ent
Agent for the sale Of Our Remedies In every 9oHn ct
Community In The United States. Addre8 Dr.. HUt-
Sold by LAUGHLISs q BUEHPIDID, DruGgists,
~ NaipstFsst. Wheeling. Ensy26 IEWIy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

SlllstA.S finn 81 Ask,
,Hlt1iiilla't dn'Tt- L S.t'litt'E' I
11SiS'sr ~ vi EInG lil"H.
'Hd IA with g'IlItltt.ilrcr IA
n n r.'1EIl1lii'ilnist-
nlE!I'ss N HHe"', ~ Si''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07
IFkICB

CASE Of 60 TEls complete IN morocco, s.ld B.Ut. 81
Case Of ~ HiHs, and Book, piHiu,.-.-...
SEse Of 70 numbered bs&eE, '.td Book, --......-.
Case N boxeS numbered. and BOOK 49,. ]
anEle numbered boEeE. with directions, Il
6lngie lsttered boxer, With drectons ~ ctr
Large case With SisGis for planters aud 3isY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07
LII IEILIat ner.
GTWNLMFE.


GRNGlL LIFE
4 ipust .Iaft iliiy hooking atiits Chain
Y1rr JIssil stiFsint lsifsEalsSf ie ,tS-
White ever pat Il, tiO4iie glad tilille spaIiIl.
kllaVSss1psRWaH.
FOal in fiper vsle and sunlight ,tir4ir sails,
Tine iis waves iaushiTE rOun ittetn EsfteS Iasss:
Issy apee tsiT white wings apIsa i's1Es Size Iies
;31ainsi 10 tt,e uEErDr inisiis anil EEeu tide
3lEt aitIagish tEesEs ssJainS: tire SitaIT 9tIOsx
me- drtfpso Sea-Vseed elinEilezto IL sila.
1tieidie cat.
On, Eor m siurr a motion ana 1fltfe,
DaneinE a1ossl. tIIe lit erasEs n theReGs
IsSSn - tine ViIid nli fITOilg tho calm ami StEtzr
s(Toos sVSsepinE'fres
Action and purpose and tle wholesome halt
benls tine EuaE1be an sSIs etratTenEth
6o5pE 10E-tbe pOVsGRS SsifniH me ftSORed oAk-
Aud'io! GoIength
! 4eeI Enc freshness o. the rising gale,
Iae long sSaSerolleti ilElEaEd -zeVeD iteTSs
The anchor para, t1e'NIind is ~ tins sail,
Ths. path Is eIeEr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

Gentlemen'g Furnishing Goodst
Ii. OF WHICH WILL SELL FOR, CASH An
"A the lowest retail prices. IN Pictures
eOEnpefs assortment embracing ali kinds OF
LitItOEEsp1s atid EusGViEIs for framing StudiesEaf
Drawing sud Fdse Painting tilAI published I
Paris aud Berlin: alsO Photographs OF Sacred SUBJ
iects and o. the SeEsoITs-T0EE beautiful.
Being dssieOns o. Teiucin= my aIOk .Of Books and
Framed Oval Pictures OiIer :" the purcta8sn %
any Of 10y ROOs nGn1beEs Oy which e r entitled TO
ahGEsG n tue rate Of sh3re los every dnlIar
OnEhS. In Watches. IS PicS;rs gutIer ne aut
valuable articles Tine VALUE Of the g9tfs 81 iIc
given away Is n least S7OO-
As each Watch iEas it, ga, uf nunILsE8, the
purchaser may take shares IN any III tiIsuIe Giluus.s
As the percentage tue EVOs ROG uHrnuuts
fis VAlne 81 any Of tiEe aEIcies ie ivcI.
away, it GbAllts decided by nuHbers who ANAL III
lie TosSessOr-
Eurthss infaFbIatiOp ~ obtained al my atOFe
y. LHCtIER-
jGeo Washington Hall.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07
1uEH CHAPMAN, AEu
Baltimore & Ohio RaIl Road

.. II. NlcCUsII,PuG!H, Preaitialrt.
Y.R. MYERS, 'Ciauft DiGissf As't.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

R1F HFEgER gNa1 zIzE asgT2-y n ~
g!5zE ZNI3TGG2EgEdts -A-Nz2 T4F-aEzisF E2aZa
aE51s: GIVE s,rUA.nH san nggrrG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

TIM lIrnUlTf sIrE resemblance - ,1',v IrIIn,
r-tG-I;, -Crm"ds At: lrreHsn' '..n-e wu=,G Tue
l'ude IF IIs ul,crIr1iun it l.ruII,.
i leuutrRtes 1i,r I4si1F N ln. tis.lz.-rn+ IL
ri Ve'T s'lurce:End E-uu Ii. tieir !,..r-t
liIt 5i-ili fnt Rl~fa,e
trti.:uIawU-d uIEIicgznusf u sr-,,Tliiy. Salt Tinun
H.. u',rlste Ttius driving f:i,r- ,Is- T.
vA:l, Gltt f-.sr nacHs,IE szile ir-..=,Iu MUM
.dIes
%uBT1Ers 91ETI tSIT. M =tie cin--r1s-, throws
Lie TIEnu u Ine diStl-e Uu VstrE r-;;ci,
~ II M DEHCHAl.tsIEI 'FEnUuJET EuTEEE.
Thus 1Ir L ufiscrs complete. N,rt n1!iy
1sTt SiiH heilisG. 1iE E-uIf1us rrr7vet. +..
dwellings rsusnd iu rt,. issIr1i..: mr.
r1lfalls6 trD'u ;he tiei; Consequently .ns-r
r.;iUIss.
S..lc u. i .-,.r-r E.----lnr za..:...- 49,
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MRDICAL.
MES V8Ie7SLlOW-
;lIsesa1tf
1DEhs mlrEiIslEa! Itser
SllllTHINGSYRnp

FOE G#a ABR EN- 'TRR T9HEdE-
Which ErsIt5 tWiiIturte 1tfn lTsHHss snsfhnE.
IN
llss E11asE1N unti a4paarln tiiTsUu1inn- units
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SANFORDsS
Liver InYigoTatOr.


n rs q.m3FFlN7l1P aH9gla2:s 8'lss7N 1i7T,,a'
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The GspsaiiF sd l.is Read nov pgu6I - AIRY N ti.r
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s8MFOROsS
FAMILY GATHARTIE PILLS.

.QtEEa'StTE3Izs 81s;tG
,@-r 7=f1tuus Eessaaz-a ts,th 7,lR ~ IA 7ZAHSa.
XXX ItE- 2ipift r1If aiiL Ise1, rap risn.,sss
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4EIIb1lIllDnitr
aub RELIEF AID 145Il1Gh 10 QEUlllRs
Me hF'Eelln M, and a,ilh lis I,atlG DIM un
yars- and E0nRs, ts71rEm NJ Etfu1
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MEDICAL
T-H9E
THE
Great !" OndRH
,yvr,r,t54 vz77,4,r4yt,yuy,, r,7.RypF-yz
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

QIIifillli sittn- AZ In NnHh Ih lis Esnm sls-
1nn1Hn In Maine UiiiiLh IEkE apNi1l.iy M SilE an
l'esir Id Ills tiiI 1nut &r:h tsEdHllre 1uuB
ttlEVR IA 4tiai WsiIan nunE dJum liulile RnlIru
IA tire r 1Iu..tia
nlE.rE
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

The lobby aresad to be doing brisk business at
LENDERS of the Senate and Assembly are not also
thriving, it ia because of their Roman sternness.
We see it stated by cotempOrary that one Senator
indignantly refused, as a consideration for his vote,
an interest in the great gridron equal to $50 900,
and another even $4,000. When such tempting
offers are refused, the public must imagine for ITSELF
if it can, what kind Of pickngs there must be for
those whose virtue is actually overcome. But then
these big thipgs-that is, the big prices-are, as
matter of course, contingent upon the success of
the measure on which honorable gentlemen are to
vote. 1t is Understood that only the new and ver-
dan, members do business in this uncertain way
the slrewd ones preferring to accept smaller gains
with greater certainty; in word, to deal for
cash only. In addition to the various rail-
road schemes the lobby has been recently very
active on the subject of the Records Commissions
the Schuy Ter. County seat question, the Allegany-
County seat, the Establishment of Highland County,
and the New-YoTk Charter. We learn from good
authority that large sums are expended in putting
through the Appropriation for the Record swinle-
indeed, the fact that the entire force of the Lobby
was brought to bear on that measure is so notorious
a. Albany, tlat we do not see how the Governor
ould, consistently with the wholesome principles
he has advanced in his Message in regard to the
Third House." give this bill his approval, even il
there were no serious objection to it on its merits,
or rather on its dement's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20
Campaign Documents.

T. THE IRRHPREsSIBLE CONFLICT: Gov.
sEwARDs famous Rochester Speech Of 1855 bound up with
CHARLES OCosoRs Union Meeting Speecb-Dec l9, 49,
arguing that Negro Slavery essentially radically just and hu-
nsne To which added brief opinions Of may eminent men
On the snbject thus discussed.
III. THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS PoR DIsU-
rov: Speech HENRY WILsoE Of Mass-in Senate, JAM
o. 6fhowing by copous citations that the leading Democratic
orators and politicians fully resolved to destroy the Union
when they no longer rule it.
Ill THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS: Gov. SEW
ARDS great speechn Senate Feb 49, lSsO-summns up the
political issues Of the day
". NATIONAL POLITICS: Speech of ABRA-
HAM LINCOLN Of nos-at the Cooper Institute New-York
Feb d. 8-sxpang and defending the position and views Of
the Republican party subject Of Slavery: To which il
added R. DoOLIrILEs vndicaon OF the Repubh
cana OF Wisconsin from the charge Of Nunifoston.
Y. LAND FOR THE LANDLEss: Hon. GALU
SEA A. GRows speecb-in the House Feb TO- ls6oin eIpos
ton and advocacy Of the Republican policy Of granting the Pub
he Lands In limited Actual Settlers for the bare cost Of
survey and sale.
Each of the above printed on fair type and good
paper forming large octave double-column tract of
sixteen pages. They are sold in quantities OF One
Thousand or over for cent per copy and the Ihoa-
Sand may be made up from the list above given IN sdch
quantities of each as the bayer may desire ln smaller
quantities 81 25 per hundred 25c per dozen; sngy,
4 centS
Viii not our Republican friends aid us 10 circulate
the documentsi" Now is the time wneh thousands OF
minds can be reached aud influence "hca, three
months hence, will be hardened ike aiA' agsins. con-
vctiop. Terms cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20
THE NICARAGUA TREATY.

For two or three years past the President has in
sisted that Congress should grant to him the power
TO use armed force in Mexico and Central America,
when, in his judgment and discretion, it was neces
sary to protect our people the transit routes or
in the adjacent provinces of Mexico or elsewhere.
At one time bill was reported in the Senate for
that purpose. Congress, regarding it as, IN sub
stance, granting to The President the war-making
power, which the Constitution vests alone in Con.
ess, have declined to CRAFTY the President on that
point.
An ingenious course has been recently resorted
TO- TO effect this object Treaties have been formed
with some of these weak Powers, in which were
included transit routes and provisions that said
Powers should protect the routes, and if unable,
should request our assistance, and when that was
extended, it should cease on their request. Not
content with this which was all and more than
was ever before required of any independent
Government, it was further inserted in substance,
that in case of imminent danger, this Government,
that is, the President, might send in force without
consent for that purpose. Thus, power is given
the President alone to determine when danger ex-
lists, and to send in army without asking consen!
of said Powers, and even against their will, and
thus making actual war on the country, without
consulting Congress, and to use that army there
long and to the extent be pleases. This is but an
other form for obtaining this long-sought power,
without the consent of Congressional ia, without
any vote of the House Of Representatives.
The principle of our Government is, that when
any foreign Government disregards rights or its
treaty obligations, and refuses satisfaction, the
President cannot employ force and go to war, as
the King of England may do, but his duty is to
present the matter to Congress, and Congress is to
decide what further is to be done, and whether it
presents occasion for reptisa or war. We're Mex
leo or any Central American Power having with us
treaty granting us way and an engagement to
protect it, to disregard this engagement and refuse
satisfaction, then it should be for Congress and not
the President TO decide on force. But this Admin
isTatlon and its supporters, unwilling to take this
constitutional course, insisted on inserting and re-
tanning in a treaty with Nicaragua the clause by
which the Preside nj, and not Congress, should de-
termine on the use Of armed force. The Republi-
cans refused to ratify the treaty containing this
highly Objectionable and dangerous provision, and
it therefore failed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

they labor to obterate in tie noisy lsudatiors o.
to-day the recollection Of their contempt Of yestw-
day, can psy 10 higher tribute 10 tue Judgment Of
honest ard Independent minds than 10 decry IL a.
harsh, prsjudiced, and unfounSed. There are,
doubtless those who are sincerely captivated by
the andscity, The codness aud the cunning Of this
unparalleled ctaratan tat they really forget that
bis soul is black with perjury and his hands crimson
with blood, and who, in the triumphs Of his arms
and above all Of his tortaous diplomacy abroad, do
rot perez i've that bis reign at home is nothing bat
the prolonged sitting Of all that has given France
her roblest claim upon the respect and admiration
of the world Whether the COnrrieri is to be counted
among tie real or the fered deyotees Of this fetish
OF the day il uncertain, and at any rate Of very
little consequence; but we may be sure that when
the certain ustice Of tine dasbes him to the ground
and restores breath and life to France the Courier
prompt TO curry favor with the new order of things
will adopt very different style Of speech; though
we dare say it viii then be no moro worthy OF
respect than it is nOw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20
POLICE REFORM.
acts like these

An intelligent correspondent assures US that we
were mistaken in asserting that the proposed changes
in our Metropolitan Police will add 100000 to the
cost of the system. he says the bill now before
the Legislature will add but So 600 $4,000 to the
General Superintendent, and (Sl,OOO each to two
Inspectors), and that the bill will save $780, 900 by
giving the Controller power over OUTLAWS for fuel,
60. wherefrom the Aldermen Low cOntIi7e to
steal about the sum named. He says that the bill
greatly improves the system in many respects,
which he specifies
All this may be-thOugh we had heard it so often
and 30 confidently asserted in the Democratic jour-
nas that we thought there must be some foundation
for il. What we object to in this and other bills
relating to our City is the appearance of legsatng
to subserye party ends increase party patronage
Our objections were aimed at so much only OF this
bill as may seem to wear that aspect; and to those
objections we adhere. Whatever the Legislature
can do to retrerch expense and secure efficiency in
the rule of this msgoyeIned City, we pray the mem
bers to do; but do not enlarge our public burdens
nor even seem to do anything for the sake of In
creasDg party patronage.