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Nh MCCLURE & CO., and N. MCCLURE, desire to sell
v their valuable Tract ef Land (ther copartner-
ship having expied containing 800 i've hundred 81
which cleared generally eyel the remainder well timbered
has springs Of running water through each field 50
90 we'll set in blue grass, with much in clover This
land is not surpassed BY in the county and is we'll adapted
the cultivation Of Cotton the raising Of Stock There
tive good orchards and good badng sites desirable neigh
borhOOd lying in the valley Of RObnson Fork Creek in Giles
county, the road leading FROM CornesTle the LynnTe
Depot, 1--we miles from each point,
will be sold ON the goth day of October next
On the premises to to the highest bidder.
Terms.-0ne fourth cash when possession gwen the re
mander three payments vi ID interest from dae
The said land either be divided into hre small
sold in Persons wishing purchase pVsey VIII eau
me- authorized sell between this and the s OF
sale. d. McCLOAS'
Santamher u. Ief0-tH.hda B
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NEWARK, N. J., Sept. 2S.-The roof of the Repub
lican Wigwam, in the First Ward, fell this morning
severely injuring several men, two of whom are
not expected to live.
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Public Meeting.

The Democracy of Rutherford viii hold & Grand
Mass Meeting and Barbecue in MurfreesboFO', or
Tuesday, the Sth day of October next Prepare
tions are being made to accommodate twenty-thous-
and persons Gov. JOHNSON, Gov. WISE and other
gentlemen will be there.
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O..s. n..n,ss.. =. os.rs.soss. .a..s...o.D.

The up passenger train which left the city this
morning at four o'clock, was thrown from the track
when out about fifteen miles, and CHARLES SMITH
sklae worked as 8 laborer about the Company's d.
pot yard at Nashville, and who was riding on the
Engine at the time was killed A passenger had
his jaw-bone fractured, and though seriously hurt
it is hoped he is not permanently injured. Others
were somewhat bruised but 50 far as we are in
formed, not seriously hurt
Some miscreant had taken new cross-tie and
dropped one end of it under the cross-ties Of the
track 50 as to be firmly fixed in stock gap and the
other end raised slightly above the track, pointing
50 as to meet the approaching train. This being
struck by the pilot Of the engine, raised it in 'front.'
tore up The track ard threw engine and the whole
train of the road
This statement is made to allay the apprehensions
OF persons having friends on the train and to cor
rect exaggerated rumors which often find circula-
ton after similar misfortunes.
The Railroad Company win give a reward Of
$1,000 for the apprehension and conviction of the
offender, and liberal reward in each similar case
10 the future. Y. K. STEVENSON, Prest.
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Attenfion. Rreckinridre RanRer.I

You are requested to meet at head quarters to-
morrow (Monday) night, to get your tickets for Leb
anon and GaIatn. A full attendance is desired
]. L. SLOAN, o. S.
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The Prince of wales.

CINCINNATI, Sept 29.--The Prince of Wales arrived
here to-day. The Fire Department make display
this afternoon, and bali takes place tonight at
Pixies Opera House.
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SAM. VANLEER & Co., Market Street, are selling at
wholesale or retail all kinds of Hardware at prices
20 suit the times. Call on them for bargains.
septS-2m
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The following is the vote in favor of the amend


.
The total vote of the city for Mayor is 2,6O3 con-
sequenty is required 1902 votes carry the amend
ment Il therefore, fails for the want of IS votes.
The total vote of the city for Mayor last year
1894, and that of the present year $685. showing
an increase Of 229 votes
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Supreme Court as Knoxville, September
Term, 1850.

KNOXVILLE, Sept. 10th, 1860.
1t is made the duty of the Judge or chairman OF
the County Court, in making settlements with
Clerks, to ascertain what amount of money Is IN
their hands due to Witnesses officers, and others,
whichmay have been collected by them from suitors
or from the State or County Treasury, and when
has been in the hands of the Clerk for more than TWO
years such sums Of money shall be paid into the Oouh
tyATreasury as other county Revenue.
The c0nstitutonality of said law having 6een
settled by the following opinion, il is published IN
advance for the benefit of the different Judges ana
Chairmen of the County Courts
J.. W. HEAD, Atty Gen'l.
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SALE OF MoNEY.-The Nashville Building Associa
ton will hold a sale of Funds on Monday night, Oc
tnhar 1st
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
me.srs. Harno.n ANA perton.

The following list Of appointments has been agreed upon by
the Hon. BAILEY PEYToK and Hon. LANDoE c. HAYN candi
dates for Elecor for the State at arge which tines places
they will be pleased to and address the people It
that number Of counties have been omitted. This
avodable, owing to the want OF time.
Nksr
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The following are the returns Of the election held
yesterday:
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ROxr, Ca, sep.. ga.-The late CROP of corn has IN

RoHE Ga sept The late Of has increased won
derfuy and will make fair crop Farmers generally will make
plenty do them and of them have to spare The
dde. Short but there will be large smountof hay
cut Cotton will fall far below average in this county, and
OF opinion the staple Will be somewhat inferior and consd
eraby buedb the heavy dew falling the leaf and then
settling the cotton. There large OF urnps
and planted which will help to make the deficiency in
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TK7E pay De highest market pres fer Fe..ssrs, BesswAE,
Groceries. LsepIs HUGH MccREA co.
SPANISH j. OK S--E \ p Il CITE D.
- about tee 18Th Of October per Ship Aurelis, -
from BazceIonAs. Twenty Jacks and Ten Jennets,
signed the subscribers. Purchasers will please send -
heir orders early HALL 4 co.
The Nashville (Tenn) UEoH AKIcAE, will insert the
twice month and forward bin through this
Office % HALL 4 co. IAGrtestos C6nrters
Sap22-d2taRln
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Nix the mouth the 1nyigOrstor and swallow
10Th together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANFORDsS FAMILY CATHAHTIC

l
Nix water in the mouth vi the 1nygcrstOr and swallow
both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also. SANFORDsS FAMILY CATHAHTIC
PILLS, compounded or vegetable and
ndLASS CASES. air tight, and will keep any climate.
The Family Ca itRartic PILL is gen
lie but active Cathartci which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing " demand from those who
have long used the PILLS :. and the satisfaction which
all express in regard to their has induced to place
them within the reach Of all. -
The Profession we'll that different Cathartcs
on different portions Of the = bowels.
The FAMILY 81 e lTHARTIC PILL
has reference to this we'll established fact,
compounded from . variety Of the purest Vege-
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
alinentary canal, and sre = good and safe in all
es where q Catharte is q needed, such as De-
rangememt9 of the Stomach 3 lie Bfs
ness, Pains In the e Back and l. n 5,
COstiVenesB, Pa in and Soreness over
the whole . y, z from sudden coId, which
frequently, neglected. - end in long course OF Pc
yer Loss of Appe- tite, a Creeping SEN
sation OF Cold over 2. the body, Restless
ness, Headache, or = light in the head,
all InflRmmAtO rY - Diseases, WOrMss In
Children or Adults, rheumatism, great
Purifier Of the Blood = and many diseases to which
flesh is heir, too mention in this advertise
nent Dose, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVzgOFaaOP and Family Ca
thartic Pills etailed by Druggists generally sold
wholesale by the trade Ia all the large towns
s.T.W. SANFORD, ID. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 35S Broadway, n. 7.
Oh. WOOD CO.,
febIa 81. Louis. Mo-
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

Executor Of H. T. DAVIS deceased offer for sale spleu.
IN did rm lying on Duck river, about nine miles Cen
teVle in Hickman county Tenn containing between and
500 acres from 90 to e cleared we'll mbere
Apply or to address EDWARD D. HICKS,
sept27-W3m NashxiIIa Tenn
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All notes Of this State should
be countersigned By the State
Officer, being then secured by
deposit Of State Stocks; when
this is not done they are IN
gAleableI
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-..--v,Sm.cTCALPATN ExTRACrOs.

-, - seams caussd by explosion, especially from the
SSs or FLurD LAnys BoIERs &c are instantly relieved
80 rine anguish By this cooling and healing balsam.
~ subsidies in Incredibly short time and the
[ f nature sre noby seconded in restoring the skim and
% cannot he said or any other Ointment.
re atrice leaves behind trace Of the mishap when
DIfEY'S wonderful skin healer is employed Sold at the
depots IL Broadway NJ T. and Chsrtres
srIesns By J. WRIGHT CO., General Agents. Also By
All druggists and Dsrchants- sep2-d. twsrwIza
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COMMERCIAL.
sANK NorE AND ExCrIAMGE Lssr.

BROKEN WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville
Central Bank Of TennesEees Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Irstitution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro'
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, knoxFilIe.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson cambridge.
Some Of our brokers are Orng los the dssr FOX the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-30

JAMES II. LEWIS, Esq, Assistant Elector
9TH Congressional Dstc viii sdaress the people said
trict, at the following times and places, to Wit
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all the disease for which Il
within the last two year.
Of relief, as the numerous
possession show.
to the temperament Of the
ed in such quantities as to
Judgment glide you in the
VIGORATOR, and il
plaints,R At
Chronic DlarrhOea
pIainfss Dysente.
stomach, HabituaI
ic, Cholera, ChOle.
Enfantum, Eaatus
Female Weakness
cessfull7 as An Ordina-
cines It will cure SICK
Thousands can testify,) in
TWO or three Teas
en- at the mmsncemsnt Of
giving their mony
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New ORLEANS, Sept 29-The commander of the
war steamer, Gladiator, was assaulted and knocked
down in the St. Charles bar room this morning caus-
ing considerable excitement
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We requested that Hon W. H. Polk eectqr
for the aTge pledged the support Douglas and
johnson, will accompany Col l. C. Haynes Hon. Baie
Messrs. Taylor, VyhitthOrne and WateTsOn
The following list Of appointments has been agreed upon
Mess Taylor, Whhorne and Waterson candidates Ector
for the State large at which tines and places they will be
pleased to and address the people, It will be
number Of counties have been omitted This unavoidable
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COUNTY COURT SALE.
Steamboat scotland

For sale at Auction az Paducah.
AN Wednesday the Bird Of October, vi public auction
the Steamer SCOTLAND her enginss tackle and furniture,
she lays Psdacsh. Ky The Scotland Is the lsbst
draught boat Of her class Of III carry 1900
Terms onequArter cssh balance and l9 months Notes
payable in Bank with satisfactory security.
sptl4 JOHN A. COUCH.
? Louisville Courier St. Louis Republican copy and
charge o this Office.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WASHINGTON, Sept 28.-The President now gives
more than usual attention TO our foreign affairs. A
room for his especial use has just been prepared al
the State Department About fifty clerks thus far
have been appointed in the census bureau. Among
them to-day is VIM. J. Delano, well known in con-
nection with the Southern Press.
The Postofice department has determined to dis
continue the present mail service from St Joseph to
Denver. and send the mails around by Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
A grand pyrotechnic display and q visit to Mount
Vernon are in the programme for the entertainment
Of the Prince of Wales.
The receipts into the Treasury last week were
S. O4O 600, of which about 100000 were for Gus
toms.
private letter from China says that Minister
Ward has written to Washington for six months alb
sence, owing to the condition of his health.
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NASHVILLE, Sept. Is, 1860.


The Committee appointed by the State Bureau of
the SEVENTH Annual State Fair of Tennessee to ex-
anime, and mark, award. for the best Family Sew
ing Machine, find exhibition the following ma
chimes in competition: The l. N. SINGER, WHEELER
& Wilson, A. b. HOWE, and the GROVER & BAKER.
The first three named although differing in con-
structiOn and capacity still far the stitch is
concerned, all arrive at the same point, making
what is called and known as the shuttle STITCH each
using a shuttle or shuttle and bobbn upon which all
the lower threador thread used underneath is requr
ed be respooed. The Shuttle Machine may be used
upon some classes of family sewing with degree Of
satisfaction, but we conceive from their cODstruc-
ton operation and stitch their principal adaptation
Is TO the purposes of manufacture The points
conceive most necessary and important to meet the
,yida range of requirements in machine for family
sewing we find more fully combined IN the GROVER
q BAKER-extent of capacity simplicity of con-
struction ease of management advantage Of using
thread from two spools without rewinding; strength
of work elacticity, durability and regularity OF
stitch and auietness of movement We therefore
mark award TO the GROVER BAKER.
JOIN HEROES. Chairman.
10. w. Horror,
J. w. WILSON,
c. Ii. WHITE,
JAS A. WOOnS.
hereby certify that the above is true copy oil
the original decision and award of the Committee
upon Family Sewing Machines, appointed by the
Tennessee State Fair for 1860.
L p. WILLIAMS,
Sec'y State Agricultural Bureau.
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Il y 49, 1ES6 - = - ~----- =
and approved by all that
sorted to with confidence in
Is recommended.
It has cured thousands
who had given up all hopes
unsolicited certificates in my /:
The dose must be adapted :
individual taxing it, and US {
act gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates Of your I
use Of the Liver ENs !
will cure Liver Conn Z
tacks, Dyspepsia =
; u m m err G o M :
RS DrOpsys Sour 2
COstfVeness, ChOl- :
ra MOrbus, Cholera :
lences J un dtc &c q
ess and may be used sue
ry Family medi. ?
II e A ID A @ H T., las ;
twenty minutes If =
spOOnfulS are TAX =
attack.
All who use ftare
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mississippi River Plantation for

Knight miles beoE Memphis In Arns.ss eonAhas '.f
ton large new dwelling house, and sll the
for good Cotton PlAntaeni one nnnareo an IL ~ ~
deaSe1in1. large young Orchard. peaches ana APPe ~
viii sell the growing crop on the place, cen
Sstng Of $50 900 bales Of eolen Ans ~ VI -
DaFfrstS Oi NOtD' JAMES II. MBRIWBTHER,
-, ,ea ,or, Memphis Tenn.
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Crop Intelligence.

Crops Smith county not good in Sumner About
yield the most favored sections will have, will
coed six barrels to the
The Corn crop the eastern portion of Sumner far better
than in this Vicinity and the western portion Of the county
Some farmers will make very good average yield-GGGt1
Courier and Enquirer, Sept. %.
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TO the Friends of Lucy wilson.

Mass Meetings be held at Mcsnny October St
Lebanon October 3d. and Smith county October 4h, which
distinguished speakers hitherto announced speak
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SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
PuhIfc SDeakfuR.
Public Speaking
Democratic Was, neetinrs.

Democratic Meetings the times and places
specified below. Hon. ANDREW JOHNSON and Hon. A. o. P
NIcHoLsOH have will be present Other distn
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A letter from Amherst. dated the 18th, say. /:

The Srouth which prevailed in this section during the
months Of July and August it at time feared would
greatly cura il not destroy the CROP but am glad to
say esrs have not been realized There will ample
supply for and beast The tobacco is looking well and
promises fine YIELD although in places it badly stirring
and may be endangered BY FROST large quantity and the
finest Of the Weed in this vicinity, AID the highest
price paid in Virginia. perhaps in the word
by Of citizens during the present yeaAr Hartwel
Pryor, than whom worher Of the good fortune
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Fine stock Farms atPubIic Sal

Fine Stock Farms at Public Sale.
an Saturday the e4h November the undssgred the agent
public sale CHEST the premises credit Of
and two for notes vi tn approved security and lien
the land until the purchase money is paid.
Seven Thousand Acres of Land,
Known the Gsscock Lands lying in Warren county, Tnnes
each side Of old stage road from Mcnny TO Nash
vile, within miles Of McMinnVe, and miles Of the
McMfnnviile and Manchester Railroad
These lands havebeen divided into eighteen lots consaning
Waterd by Chareys Creek which through the lands,
and twenty never falling springs Of excellent water.
One Of the lots has it the handsome residence recsnJ
erected By Col George Gascock and several OF the other O
Improved The lands admirably adapted the growing
Of small grain and the grapes and the raising Ct stock and
fine opportunity afforded persons DESTROYS Of engaging 10 thai
business in healthy and delightful region Of Title
Undoubted lsep2l-tT,tdsl W. BRIrT0N, Agent.
COUNTY COURT SALE.
Eor Young and wife, ct ais George w. Campbell ct ais
pursuance Of the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered the August term. 1860 will expose to
public the oturt House door in Nashville Saturday
the 18th day Of October next, -.
Thirty Acres of Land,
on the Southwest end OF the tract belonging the
Thos Smpkins deceased lying the waters Of Bull Run
Creek and adjoining the farm Of Elisha Cover Said sale 20 be
flee from the equity Of redemption.
Terms.-A credit CT six and twelve months will be given,
witt satisfactory security required, and lien reiL ed
until the purchase money is paid. y. T. cHEATHAM,
September -. 60-dlm-Pr's fee Sc. Clerk and Master
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WKTE have for sale several fine Residences in the city,
wv Of than Ia hne territory Also Urge number Of unin
proved lots in the city Of them finely sted for business
purposes and for Readencss We win sell great bargains.
We have also for sale several Of the and
Building Sites IN West Nashville, Broad. DemumbAne he
NairY and other streets.
AIsO-A number Of very fac Totes In BoydS, HynsI and
Watkins Additions
ALsoseversl very choice lots In EdgeGed, 3 or % o. 70
Walkers Addition large number Of lots in Hardngs "A
dition and McGavock
II Pin addition which have very large number q
Country los containing from Eve twenty within rom
to three miles Of the city the dlsTent Rss
septl4-tf J. L. q l. W. D~o"N-
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Tennessee CHAMPION Min

Portable PIantatiOn and FIGURING
Mill stone establishment.
URR NH Stones Of al sizes hand, made orde-;
Smut Mills Of the latest improved PATENT Mill Spindlss,
Mill Gearing Boiling Cloths; Boiling, Holszg and Regulating
Screws Screen Wire, Mil Picks, aud Plaster Paris All
which warranted Of best quality and 10 give sasctien-
All orders and communications promptly attended %.
J. d. WARSB;
opposite Broadway Mills, A B, Broad street,
iuneQ2-d&vtf Nashville. Tear.
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Land for sale.

me undersigned viii sell hsplsnta .,~s~
IL ion called CAPITAL WV, lying o. &74h
the north side Of Cumberland River,
Esess IL three milesirom the City ofNsshville,
lSfta "a eoptaing about TkAree Hum
49, bred Acres he will sell il All --a4AAAu-
topsher or in small lots to suit purchasers Or
vii exskAngs for well improved property IN the city 1t IL Of
the very quality Of sCi Il we'll satered about half Of
In euitivaon the balance IN hne timber and pasture
good dwelling houses, good harm and stables
For information spPy to the undersigned to John D. James
ysp2Q-tf TH0s. g. JAMES.
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ROCK CITY WILLS.


Departure OF Passenger Traifss'
NASHVILLE AN CaATxAnooaA-4sO0 A. n, 8 P A.
TEEknsss AKr ALAnank--5sf5 A. NJ. $500 2. n
BoUIsvTIAx Eap EkaHvTLLE--5 4. L., $50 r N
. 0allAtin Express 2 ~; ~
HDsETrExR krp KE<71rEr-GsS0A n, 1880 z n
5. Arrival eE Passenger Trains.
NAaAvrtxz Am CzLTrARoos1-ss00 A. 9sog e
EsENnssss ArD k1AnAna- 1000 A. NJ, 5sOy :. y;
EoOlsrlL1E kHb EAsHSIExK-Sse0 A ~, <'SOr
oeatip Express > =. n
ssRn1r1B knB KrrrucKY-S 80 A. NJ. ana 6s4e =
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River and Weafher.

New YORK, Sept. 29.-The Kangaroo sailed to-day
with Sill 900 specie. The Bremen also sailed with
S5SO,OOO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-08-04

Davis was a wise ono or not. This, we should
suppose, would be sufficiently Notifying to one
of ordinary scnsibiity of characters but Mr.
Davis hardly seems to know what sensibility is.
To be required to go as one of a commission to
overhaul his own work, to examine into and try
to prove its fitness, after having hurled it into
existence with Jaclsonian determination, would,
we should imagine fill him with disgust, at
least; but on the contrary, he seems to think
that it is rather of pleasant summers job =
lie appears to be wholly unconscious of the in
convenience of his position, and lives in the
enjoyment of happy insensibility.
1t is vain to deny that these bunglng acts
are sustained by the slavc-democratic power
Without that support they would meet with IN
immediate dsopprovol. In fact they could not
be committed. The personal peculiaritics of
Mr. Davis might well lead him into many mis-
takes for he is rather too impatient of necessary
restraint to arrive always at just conclusions
but such acts as these which we have pointed
out, could have come only from illegitimate
power, grown wanton, impudent and eccentric
from long period of irresponsible exercise.