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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
1ipfru Stablfs.
AT TIE IEVIATHaN STABLES.
LIVERY STABLE.

LIN Tx 81 ABLE.
yHTM T. WRIGHT < CO., wouIdrespect-N
w fully INFORM thecitizeBs OF Nashville ISSAN
and the public generally that they have NA
purchased the gellknow Livery Stable and the stoct
and fixtures, form erly occupied by WmJ Philips, or
Market Street JUS below the Square
WehaVe drst-ratelot and box-stalift to accommC
datedroyers and al Our friends who may favor Ut
with their patronage.
We pied ursely iv nina 1lcases
We havel largenumbeF fin eSaddle Horses an6
ne Buggiest 10 hire at all times
Thefacfi s w DO otin ten do elm unsurpassed byaR
Stable in b e southe Ecountry Comeaiong and Sc
for yourselves.
feb3-ly WIN T. WhlGhI q W.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
S IL K S,
D R EsS GOODS,
AND
STUFF GOODS.

Black Italian silks, all wiCtbs-
Gros DeRhiEes ~ oDs, every width and quality.
Lyons GrOs D'Naps, BLK and coi'd.
Black TaGetas medium aid heavy.
Black Armure Rcyale.
Rich Pouit De Sole.
Rich Pout lie Sole, Bayadere and Plain.
eros DcParis full boiled.
Rich Chene, extra rich.
Rich Robes, two to ten vOiants.
Black Velvet, Lyons.
Black satins, I"
White silk Serges and Oil Silks.
Black nd colored ChaIiics.
PopIns, Bay sdere, Cbene and Broche.
Grapes, English and Italian, all colors.
Grape Iesse.
Oriental Bareges and Tissues.
Grenadines aud Icons Cloths.
DeI.aIncs Plaid and Printed.
Delaines, rich cbintZ cOlOrs.
Msrinos, DIX, white and cold.
AIPaccas, bl'k ,col'd and BrOeade.
Black BON ba zines Winter and Summer fabric.
AOreens for Skirts.
Grass Cloth for skirts.
Clan TAI tan PIaide, Scotch.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
Eating and Drinking Saloon.

above. The. wilTkerp constantly on hand a good
supply Of GANE, OYSTERS, FISH. &C, sc. They 80
licit share Of patronage Good cooks and attentive
walters sep7-tf
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Prize. Paid Immediately after the
DRAWING.
CAUTION.

a. fisrde rad aTesses $50 -bEoknEzNrs&
a Etlniuftor BEL 80 meet ElfE PnollPt atsen-
lon a a. BrIntsa 1lcia Ars~inz sssn fassoon
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

OREPARED FROMFRESH RooTS-the only kind
L worthy he confidence of PLY stefan so the pub
ic-superor oallothersfOr removing Impurities o
the blood or Mercury from the system and curin
Eruptions ,Pimpes ,Bois Sores Rheumatism Neura
gia syphilis ScrOfula Dropsy Diseases OF the Back
Liver, Kidneys Skin and Head Female Complaints
&c ;mak esth Is kline lear and smooth should b
usedtn the Spring and summer % purifyt he b loos
and preven sickness 81 so q bottle
PrepareGbyH HUGHES Memphis Tenn.
RE- Soldin Nashville BY JONES & HOOPER RAINS
8RowN ind 10 g BRowN druggists
marl-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware

q ssSsrfses. -. anloauliHf &c $50, GOO
wnolefieketsslt .iislxcs 81 -QuafteTss.Se
Persons ho deslTf aeec onis reniithe RISK OF >
sckase for hsch ~ II seat aCertlucaleasfoi
sertineass ofsaskagse Of 10 wheief eosts------sfe
do %. lG ffziaes, :. IS
DO. do ls Qaansrs..s .-.--- ;.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
THE LATEST NEWS
Il E l. E G. r A HIC.
Missouri Republican Convention.

Conyenton March l2-The Republican State
was very smam on, on Saturday. The attendance
d,sa d.I,aa.e, mere being lees than two hum
slterpate ds1eg, -Four delegates at large with two
each congressional district, WEI. oSs.n se' rom
present The state IN the Chicago convention TT.
delegates at large are F.P Blair ~ e
Brown, Frederick Minerich and jams n V ga.
ton A strong opposition 70 Mr. Bates 10, ~
Presidency was manifested NNo
The resolutions adopted endorse the prIncipl..
OF The call for a national convention, pledge sun
port 10 the NOMINEES OF the conventions, and favor
the colonization Of free blacks. They also re-
commend The nomination Of Mr. Bates for the
Presidency; regard the threats Of disunion with
scorn, pledging their lives, fortunes and sacred
honor TO the Union; recognize the irrepressi bic
coniiict between free and slave labor I'm Missouri
declares IL to he the duty Of the government 20
protect the right Of free Intercourse between citI
zens OF the different States; oppose any change in
Tue naturalization Laws, and favor the homestead
bill and Pacific railroad.
The resolution in favor Of Mr. Bates met with
persistent opposition from tue German element
who refused ssIpport any candidate not SQUIRE
ly on the Philadelphia platform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
MAR RlED,
DIED.,

On Saturday Eight. 10th ms ant, in the 6'h year
Of her age, RAtHEL Kt.OPr Err, a native Of
uarford county, Nd, tut for 81 years Past real
eDt OF this city.
The funeral viii t,ke place from tbs r's,dence OF
her husband, No. 436 18th strset this Tuesdayl
of the family are invited.
(Balro. and Belle Air Hartford CO., Nd papers
On Monday, March 18th. at 10 minutes O'Clock
John UPSHCR, 10 the soth year Of his age, for,
m yiy Of Richmond. Va.
On ST. street. between and / sts.. No. a9l, at Z
O'Clock precisely. Friends and aoa uainta nces are
respectfully invited to attend.
On the 18th instant, NJ. ]. BAYNE, In the 5eth
year of hissSe May he rest in peace.
Dearest father, thou hast left US;
We thy loss most deeply feel;
Bnt tits God that bath befef ms,
he can all our scrrovs heal,
Inc friends Ano acq usintanoes are respectfu y
Invited to attend the funeral on Thursdsy al z
noon, 81 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

FINED.-Yesterday, Henry w iIliams was brought
Tor carrying concealed wea pons, the trial taking
place before Justice Dom. II appeared that the
pistol was not his nor 10 he in the habit Of carry
Ing one. But the pistol belonged to a fellow
poarder, and was lying upon the table loaded. in
his room. He took the pistol and carried II out in
the street and tired the load out which caused his
arrest. Justice Dom decided that for hi IN there
was no choice; and he would be obliged by law
TO impose the tine Of 81 Is An appeal could be
taken If the accused thought proper The friends
u MIR. Williams admitted the correctness Of toe
decision, and resolved to apply to the Mayor for
remission OF the fne, and the substitution Of fine
for firing In the street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
MIn's DRESS SJIfs,
Mss's Esssssss Sssfs,
YOUTHS DIxss SyIfs,
1oxs1s' Bssissss Ssiss,

- CRtLfsea's School SSifs.
Moan Waller & Co., Marble Hall Clothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building, would resrertfun-
Summer Clothing Is now ready for inspecLIon. 4
is Comprised OF an assortment of GentiemeR's ano
Youths Clothing Of the 4 and richest design,
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy, in
offered for from :hs Eiost attractive stocI
Of Ready Mace Clothing in this city, at very re-
fuoeG prices. a. S-ly
PENNIHs-Pereons desiring Pennies will Away,
hnd them for exnhAnge At the Star 0hSoe onuntAr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, March 9-Flour-Fsmily 81 2Sa
IS; Extra &C 12a6 25 Superfne SIS O. So What
white, fair to good, 81 5Oa1 &c; rel 81 ioal as
Corn-white 70174; mixed 7la74c; yellow 72a7sc
Rye S5aS6c Oats i0a42c. Corn Meal 75aSOc per
bushel. Seeds-Timothv S3aS3 20: Clover IS 25
as $50. Provisions-Butter. roll. lsa2Oc., bacon
lCc. Pork S7as7 so. Lard lOal2c Whisky 2ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March - Flour closed firm;
sales. Wheat has declined Base, closing dull;
rid 81 i0asl Is; white 81 55asl rs. Corn closed
dull, and whiting declining tendency; white
6Sd71c yellow 70a7ic. Pork closed steady; mess
SIS prime sI5. Whisky closed dull; Ohio -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
The Carstary Breach Of Prom,s. C..e

ST. LorI., March PA jury was yesterday
empannelled in the case Of Carstang VS. shaw,
Tor breach OF promise OF marriage William
Howes, Esq. the counsel for the plaintiff, opened
the case in long and eloquent speech
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
The Baltimore Pol &c Law.

BALTIMORE, March 13.-Judge Martin, Of the
Superior Court, made decision { ais morning sus-
tain ny the constitut onality Of the Metropolitan
Police Law, enacted by the Leg islature at its late
session. The law goes into effect immei .ately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
Financial

NEW YORK, March 13-Stocn are lower and
dull; Chicago ana Rock Island 631; Illinois
Central shares 81 " do. bonds o04; Michigan
Southern ia; New York Central ~; Pa. Coal
Co. 81; Reading IL; Mo. SIS s2S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
Burning Of the Steamer Hickman.

CINCINNATI, March IA special dispatch 20
the Commercial says the steamer Hickman was
burned by fire on Monday, when Is miles below
Little Rock. The vessel and her cargo are a total
loss. Two Of the passengers persisted In the
flames. The rest and the crew barely escaped
with their lives The books, paPers, &c, ofthe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. March IL Flour is beavy; State
IS Bias 40; Ohio SO c5a6 25; Southern Sc 1Oa6 30
w heat firm; Southern red 81 50; do white 81 6S.
Corn hes declining tendency; white 7e, yellow
SIC. Pork is heavy; mess SIS. Lard is heavy at
l0Ial1c. Whisky is dropping at % VA 2ic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

SAVANNAH, March l2.-The crew Of the ship
Sarah, of Boston, heretofore reported having
been burnt at sea, arrived here to-day on tie
schooner l.. <. Davis, Of New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
The Lest Steamer Hun.arian

HALIFAX. March ~ "A passenger by the Amer
lea reports that Capt smith. who commanded
the Indian when she was lost, was the first otncer
of the Hungarian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

NorrcE-Dssfrset Of CeIs1sbta Advsysi,ev,e...
hhs inserted ." fhe BALTIMORE Sun a,s yeee,v.d
81 asS forca,dsd from TIE STAR Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

IL hosgk THE STAl prisssd on tAs 6sss..,
sfssn press - sss sessA Of Balsisve, It's e<seso.
IS so 1arss as to Seqxi,s Il to Be pst 70 p,sss a. a.
'a'ty Aowi Advertisements, fAeyefors, sAoxld }.
Sent )" before Tre'es s'elsek m; osAs,s,i,s tkev
NY not appear sssi1 tie mart dav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

hoUSEk REPERS, If you want your uses painte ed
IN workmsp.Ike manner anc with TIE best mate
rlals, call at the corner of 18th and F. sts
IL SCoIT 4 CRossFIELD,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

WATCH r ETURNs-Thomas Brown. DRINK and
disorderly; fine and costs. 81 Is. Kate Williams
cold, do workhouse 80 days Henry Davis. do /:
do. W days. Nine dodgers were accommodated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERs.
Err. DURKEE co.'s
sEhEOT sPICHs,

H. III KNEE a CO.S
sEhEOT SPIC1s.
Guaranteed not only
ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
Dy us expressly Tor the purpose without reference
TO cost. They are beautifully packed in tinfoil,
lined with Paper.l to prevent injury by keeping,
ana are luz weight, while the ordinary ground
them, IN point Of strength ard richness Of favor,
BEYOND ALI. COMPARISON,
as single trIal Will abundantly prove.
MAnuiA0'ulea only y r. puRKEE
fe IS ifD6w.u Isl Pearl ST.. Nov York.
I AIDES NEW STYLE SPRING WRAP
IL PINGS, M Ing ht Cloths. Back Silk aud Lace
Mantlllas. few hne aud large size Black MIDI a
Stella Shawls. Just received 81 the lowest prioes
J. w. COLLEY & Co,
mss 81 523 9TH 81. above Pa. Az.
IUUVIN'S BEST QUALITY KID GLOVES.
Just received our tprng Importations in xx a,
all the proper coiors. We invite special nfr1if,
J. w. CoLLEY & CO. GC
mar 9 50 323 9TH ST. above Pa av.
A BARGAIN IN A PIANO.-A very fine SEQ
"A ond hand rosewood Hallet, Davis a Co. Pl-
ANO must he sod, for cash or short cree II, at a
discount OF 100 les than first cost Call and see
n. JOHN r. ELLIS, 800 Pa. av,
Between 9th aud 10th sts,
mar Depot for Chickering's Pianos.
vi w. GAIT & BRO. call the attention Of the
AIDES 20 their assortment ffull sets of Coral,
Turquoise, Pearl Stone, Cameo and Etruscan
Jewery, all of the latest styles.
H. The above are offered at lass than the tsme
sty les of goods cost earlier an IN. season.
Nj. w. GAIT q BRO.
jewellers, 333 Penn. avenue,
MAJ lost tdoors west of Browns Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

CENTRE MARKET. The market Q ,ened this
no,nlng win 1air supply OF provisions peculiar
to the season. Notwithstanding the cold bluster-
Ing night, the country dealers were well repre-
sented. The wind and dust made the market
space uncomfortable; but the gangways were filed
with purchasers I'm the earlv sale hours prices
were about as quoted in the Star of Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

MARYLAND CONFERENCE The clergy and laity
composing this large Legislative BODY Of the NJ eth
odlst Protestant Church, which begins its session
Tomorrow In Baltimore are rapidly arriving from
the distant stations and circuits Of the MARYLAND
district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

THE MAYORALTY OF ALExASDRIA.-The Ga
zette says on this subject:
"The recent election in this city has resulted In
the choice of a most estimable gentleman to be its
Chief Magistrate, he is the twenty second gentle
man, who since the opening of the present GEN.
fury has been called to that position. For many
Council, and until late years his salary was four
hundred dollars and the fees Of the office which
in some cases said to have made the revenue
derived from the position over one thousand dol
lars. The amount now fixed by law as the salary
Of that officer, is eight hundred dollars, and ali
fines fOrfeitures ahd other perquistes of the office
are required by law to he accounted for and paid
into the city treasury During the sixty years that
years, three years being, however, the usual term
Of service. Messrs. John Roberts and Bernard
Hooe each served six years in the mayoralty while
Mr. Robert G Violet resigned after a service of
few weeks. The following the names Of the
gentlemen who have been the Mayors Of this city
since in lSOO with the wears in which they sever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

BARRY's TRIcOPHBRoUs is the best and cheapes
article for Dressing Beauty ing, Cleansing, Curl
Ing, Preserving and Restoring the Hair. Ladie-
try It. Sold by al Druggists and Perfumes.
mar u en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

FALSE ALARM.-Last night, about O'Clock. an
alarm OF hre originated in the western part of the
CITY, and as the wind was blowing hard from that
direction, it caused much uneasness in the CEN
trail wards. The fremen turned out promptly.
dragging their heavy apparatus the thick clouds
OF dust to the First Ward, only to learn that the
alarm was false
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

No; i0.-FAIR FLOWERS ARE FADING, and our
daug hters dy ing. The Insldious Cold leads them
t? Consumption. and Consumption to the grave.
Why neg eet the prtmonitions of nature! When
indian Medicine. Ii is sure its effects. nd may
be found at the stores of all druggists mar Iw,r
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap !;
bNst Ice Cream and W ater Ices at low p,ice, at
cts. mar Inns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

VIsIr TO GENERAL LANE-Last evening" the
National Rifles in full dress, accom- panied bv the
Marine Band, called on Gen. Joseph Lane Sena-
Tor from oregon, to pay him Complimentary
visit They were received in the dining saloon at
Browns, and were introduced by the Hon MI.
scott, OF California, who made a speech ELOQUENT
as tribute to the citizen soldership of General
Lane, and the fame Of his deeds in Mexico which
he said had earned for him the name of the second
Marion, and the Murat Of the war He also al
luded, In handsome complimentary terms to the
company Of National Rifles and its able com
mander, Capt. Sh&fer, which, he said could not
better inaugurate its career than by a visit to the
distinguished citizen soldier, from whom they
might htly catch the inspiration which should
characterize their military service to our ore lat
country
A handsome collation. was quickly snread ON
the capaciOus board, and champagne gave zest to
the toasts and speeches which followed Messrs
Burch Of California, Stout of Oregon and others
made happy responses to the various patriotic SEN
timents; after which the General reviewed The
company, and made them a speech replete with
his usual good sense and manly character. Want
OF space prevents the publication Of the speec hes
In tau. One OF the toasfs given, com plimentary
to the General, spoke hopefully that the masses,
from whose ranks he had sprung would elevate
him to the Commandership-in-c Of the Army
and Navy Of the United States; the contamination
OF which, the speaker added, would be hailed by
shout Of delight, from one end to the other Of
our extended country. Hon. Mr. Stout responded
70 the sentiment, on the part Of the people of the
Pacific coast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

By Az AUvERTIsINENr elsewhere, it will be
seen that nne set Of Niles ceiebra ed Register
The value Of this work IL too Unknown 10 re-
Quire mention at our hands.
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h.
drawn!
Mr.. Robinson.-I will withdraw it, with the
under standing that after Mr.. Hoover concludes,
that will be the first question in order. l'.No,"
MIR. Hoover then mounted upon the platform.
AT the same moment, Mr.. T.. B. Robinson
Climbed up nimbly at the other end Of the plat
MIR. Hoover said:-Mr President and Democrats
OF w ashiDgton City: l would not have thought
for onecnoment Of attempting to address you upon
the resolution which has just been offered by MIR
Robinson, but for the fact-the notorious fact
which has reached my ears that gentlemen claim
ing to>be MISUNDERSTANDING to be worthy of
association with Democrats, claiming to be bett
gone around In this community endeavoring to
SANDER the character Of one who never knew anv
other than Democratic idea. (Applause They
have attempted to malign my character; to impeach
my Integrity as a Democrat; and they have in an
underhand manner, succeeded in getting an indi.
vdua to rise here and offer resolutions not direct
in terms, but by innuendo, to reflect upon me- as
that gentleman, | understand, has publicly an.
nounced outside Of this Hall. [Applause
Why this attack, What have / done, Can
any man say that have failed to tread to the
music Of the Democratic party; to follow its ban
Have ever failed to stand by Democrats any and
everywhere, [.'Never"l Have deserted the
party Tor one moment, have been the assailant
OF this administraton Have / not always, at
all times, In all places, and under all circum-
stances, stood up for regular organizations, Have
ever failed to discharge duty that l owed to
my party! IL there 10 a man in this room at this
time, who can say that ] have directly or indi-
rectly endeavored to promote the aspirations OF
any man for Office, as a Know Nothing or as
Republican, let that man stand up here and de-
| are II CHI ,llehge him to it, p
ask Of you. gentlemen, who have known me
so WELL you whom have served, and upon whose
| shoulders have been elevated up to the big hest
place in the gin Of the Democratic party II this
District, You whose confidence have always re.
ceived. whether | am worthy Of this miserab bic
| sander which certain individuals have tied to
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-14
ARMY ISTEI.LIGENcE.

0rrIeiAt. 0RpERs Removal or TaooPs
&e,For the want Of space, we are
forced to leave out a portion OF the fte-
neral Orders, and publish only that which
directly alludes TO Etah: &.
The military force q no Department Of
utah aMiil 10 Fednced 70 three mpanies Of the
ID Dragons, the three eonipanits Of ina ath
Artillery including The battery, now there and
tear companies Of the 10th Infantry Coi =
st Geo. Cooke, n Dragons, Is assigned totbs
command Lieut. Col smith, 10th Infantrv
viii remain with that portion q his regiment.
The remainder Of the force now in Utah will
Spring : is'.e
The staif Of the Department will be com.
posed as follows: Assistant Adiutant Gene.
raj, Chief onarterlnaster, j Assistant omar.
termsster, commissary, Medical direetor
a surgeonl. 9 Assistant Surgeons. i ordnsnec
Officer, Typographical Engineers zone Of them
The troops moving from Utah 10 New
Mexico will proceed by two general routes: the
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-14

he endorsed BY the House With many
Democrats the motto Is, mo more new
Territories mud MT. Branch, on North.
Carolina. who WIN violently oppose the
Senate bills. viii also propose SO 10 change
the organic act Of q tab as to give 10 the
President of the United States the power
10 appoint the members or the Territorial
Legislature, Is was che rule up 10 IaB6.
This, i Is admitted, would cut Up the
evils complained 81. but whether such a
discrimination between the Territories
would be fair and honorable, is a question
which may admit Of debate. w 81. Joseph
Daily Gdscite, April 3.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-14
~ "a Utah now? The present chiefju.
Itice Of UTAH iii

w q Utah now? The present chletJua-
tice d Utahi
The Industrious householder, We honest
mechanic, the fllrdehIing merchant. may
each ask, when bis doors are bdrst open,
bis workshop despoiled. Or his store plum
dsted. who are the guilty patties2 The
burglars may confess Or be convicted; but
are assured that the chief,justice will pro-
tect them il their burglary. The grain.
cribs Of the farmer may be emptied BY
violence; the poor man Or widow deprived
Of the last milch-coy and the little ones
suffer; the fatted calf may be shot down
Or Iassoed TO furnish roasting veal at the
campfire Of the renegade. No matter;
the deeds once accomplished, the felonsI
may claim immunity from hechief justieel
The picture Is not oyerdrawn Nay,
more than the half is yet untold. But
there riH BE- day Of reckoning. The
people, thank Godl the people Of the Unit
ed States are their own soyereigns. Men
ID high and responsible positions in our
government may lend themselves 10 ras-
cality for policy. OF sell themselves 10
crime for money; but there Is final and
substantial remedy.
Wewere ever opposed TO extreme Inea.
sures. But the final cure, when oil Others
fail, IN extrcmities. Is also extremities. We
would not urge the Yicksburg remedy,
which has IN onrRation so often o. late
years proved last and the only resort ii
lextreme cases But, cost what it may
our citizens, we believe, are now resolved
10 purge themselves from tile foul blot cast
i upon them by q few reckless Iaw-despisinf
1miscrcants. The notorious thief, the con
|yicted felon, the insoIent law-breaker
TIN the just demands Of the law are salts
fed, cannot dwell at large and ID peace il
4 Utah The revolver ard bowie-knife hay
become stale tnaterials, and have lost thei
4 terrors The vindicatien Of right an
peace, md Inv and order, ii Is now d,
Itermined npon, shall assert its supremacy
The cleaning dagger Of the adsenturin
IOssador and the display Of portable ns
gazines on staggering hips, have los
! ltheir fearful glitter Nor can the threat
! of superior jndicial Interference any long
{ er swerye the honest men Of Utah froI
their path d duty. and the assertions
! Etheir rights The twilight Of that day lla
come, We trust, ii which the idler al
yagrant have fattened upon the earnings 3
/ frugal industry Let the night place Il
everlasting seal upon such scenes, and
brighter day dawn OPEN up before u.s.