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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06
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AaAB GRATTFTpE~-THg LIaHT on T@E HARKMs
Daring successful nlsaieai career u
moro than twenty years, la the course MI
which he has visited every quarter Of the
globe, ii may well be supposed that Pro-
lessor Holloway has been the recipient Of
many distinguished marks of honor and
confidence. As the originator Of system
Of treatment which has swept over the
world with force and rapidity that, in
this enlightened age, are the pTerogatiyes
Of Truth, his fame everywhere preceded
him. Even In trayersing Arabia, some
years ago, be found that his name and dis
eoyaEics we're we'll known to the Sheiks of
the various tribes, and deputations Of
Arabs met him at various points Of hts
journey, soliciting the great "Hakim, p
their name for physitian) to visit their
tsnts aud administer to the sick. At ey-
cry sacanplnent he was received with most
profauBd rkspees, which deepeRed into
absolute reverence az the ef6ect Of his won-
deEfai remedies was Witnessed BY these
children Of the wilderness. Some Of his
adventures among them was quite Of a
roznantic east. One Of their chiefs, ma
jestie old Bstiouin, whose favoEits dAugh-
ter had been for years affected with seor-
butte dBease, was so carried away with
raptaEs at her recovery under Professor
Hslloway's hands, that, in burst of
gratitude, be offered him half his hoeks
and herds, IL he would remain with the
tribe and be Its guest FOR life.
While Visiting Constantinople, on his
rskurn home, he had an audience Of the
sultaa, and was requested to prescribe for
. fayogite adalisqae In the imperial ha-
rem, who had been pronounced incurable
hy the Turkish doctors. She was 8 Cir
eaasiaa slave of surpaszing beauty, and
realized Ia her form and face The descrip-
ton af Young Sourmahel'' as described
II Lalla Roekh. Her disease was dys.
pepsis, aggravated, no doubt, By the ssa-
~ srsAked BY seqaestered and Bonoto-
noas LIE Within a aouih, however, Pro-
faaaov Holloway's gesaa medicines, with
the sid Of daily exeseise in the gardens Of
he Segagiio, aecompiished 3 complete
eare, and hs subsequently received an au-
tograph letter froaa the snltan, thanking
him In The waFmess terms, Tor restoring
70 hesitA khs stF light af has Haren.n No
aoona2 was the Rews IA this cure noised
through ConseantinDpie, than tbs Iodg-
ings II the 4 Crest Fraak Physician were
lisesaaly baaalged ~ ayspsptic PaAhas and
bIIlious Beyas aad from the period q his
aepzssare toihs psssent lime, the demand
mon hIs Agnases il cgnskanssnopis fox khs
sesasassa tAas haax bis naaas Aas contina.
anse Dr. Lspsmesems,s Tras-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06


. 1aa JAgAxaas Asp HooraD SKIKrz. The
corsasponaastU Uf shs u. I. Hsrala, Of she
a2d, says. TIE csowd Of s'Outsias barba-
rians" aboBt WillAri's Hotel yesterday,
to see the Japaaese, was greater shan sEeT,
The curiosity i - great ~ one slda - on
the oshs. The unsrsa9a haspsd skirts
they caa's understand sishoagh capsain
Porter has ssied hsrd % sxplaiai Il 70 thsm.
TOmmys ons Of the insesprssers, boy Of
thirteen years, who has been akylaskiag
with the crowd Of ladies and children
gashsrsa on the sidewalks under his vim
dow ever since they arrived, eoneandsd shs
other dhy 10 make practioal teat, which
he dad by fsaling * ons oE ne ladies
akirss, and aaking u II vas solid. sinoe
sEaaesinas the ladies hays been rather shy
of 4smlny.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

fhs principal speaker and per-
hapa the ns0st conspicuous parsonage at
ne Chicago convention, % says the Hart
ford Times, Sewas foid Father Giddings.s
be made more speeches, and made him
self more prominent as leader by Offer
ing resolutions AID advice, than any 9TH
q delegate. Thk was proper and beht-
ting. Giddings is an soId-fashioned
braSs-mountea' Abalitionst, who has on
II one idea IN bis head, and that Is, war
upon the south snd her institutions. DE
SAYS, sHphatically, that he and every 9th
sr strus Republican viii Endorse every
llgs aad every word Of Helpers bOok, ?
wsAsA advocates the abolition Of slavery
By fosee. nisall in keeping, that such
man should be the leader of conven-
ton whioh dominated Abraham Lincoln
fuE Presideat, man who declares that
slavery shall be exiiuguiahed'-that the
fiErspressible conaict shall 20 on and
that 'this government cannot endure per-
maneatly half slave and half free.'''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06
LTNconN.n eAnrNRT. 3 Z

The correspondent Of The Philadsiphia
prszs writes from Chieago
Thuriow Weed ramafus ca the ground.
and will probably vista, Ga his way haxns
In company with ths Republican leaders
from olhnr States, Mr.. Linc0lna as Spgina~
HaId, 10 maAa tiae necessary arrangelnenEs
for the easapalxn, atA. Chs mrrma gasasaaas
viii vsry xanaal depand upon tbs prUnises
of the nominee HI selasien to his aaiEnas,
II ha Iii elected. Carl Shurx, 0f WIaoons
aim. the eAoQuuns GarmAn, thgUngh wlanse
sslsraa sha anti Know Ntishing rssaAaaana
wAa adopted, inaiets ihat Mr.. scssaFsa znuss
Be sacgessgy af State, on be or thoss he
rugsfasenEa win not be satis6ed. Isiaaaid
shak thA vets o3 Penngy tvania il es1unEsd
upon by the ooaGiliatian ef Caml osas rrssaaA
ska assurances that he VIA be nada Sasze-
lery of the TrsasafY, fog whiela BITS tEslszsss
sllsoeaed the Vice Preaiaoncy q MaszaEa
sszst Hickman. Il Is also saia tllss q
nls I rspEssenlzfiFss Ia Azxs !
aAissnek viii ka chs pgN sa.is ok Eae 60
vazskssn, Nj. Ashipan, ta nfasaa
i place fs "a he RI Fs{t TOT 8Hs.
81 Ohi1s Whilst Henry IL III i.
klse sxasenk MeIsmll lieaa ems ialA So Sss
ags,ssr ia salak State, Will lss Ksgslz sz ~
1T tEa Nxegsf oK hfs aafsag. Il # i -.
pgnhahls. Rxank BlAS AIs-
ss zs saakaa III III eefsaEh slS M ~
V Aa ezAa aM a Il ii
ha amAfle niS Ais AESis HGe assl @ m q
IL M AS n III beaass ~ za III M8s
lssIs s S @ E4sS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

We ieaga thaG itSs ia contemplation to
organize Ia Illinois, shortly, she following
banks:
Bluff City Bank, Caledonia.
Ga7laf Bank, 1nepSSs
Bank Of Sparta, Sparta.
Humboldt Bank, Gapierville.
JeEssy County Bank, Jerseyviile.
We begin 10 think that the State of IL
Iinois hss about enough banks--that is, to
make il pay.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

GA pair Of twins but few days old
were left on doorstep Ia Boston, ; fsw
days ago, snd attached 10 thsn VA the
following note: stake good care of these
children--they are Legitimate, and viii Be
reclaimed If their father ssasFsss me-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

81 sAas RoNEsgun

A zles IIttIa tgzaks aHIte pleasant and swssa,
Tae eap ef pure ksaAnezg IL gaand
WAsesez ttsx bszfox4s on Lkfess srezyv zpsA
WasEa tEe1htas and cries ast saeuza
Twin chsek ne sAd EsaE. skEwina Il via ohees q
The saui hat Is tsnehe4 6y despair,
'fts saathina g palE, deep grsaaa Sswfn retain.
Ard hsap rs al hzraens ta bs&T
Nos snly IN sos has kInaaesS GLOW,
Bet sven waem iife gives delight,
A. nssFulaS illnesses whsa ssrins ytsAas perfumes,
sa hAnaass8 makes c1sasorfa nQFe bright
Lst na ene MlEAaoid thoz@h seieGhasss eeaas
res Alhaincas I'm TaMy we'd emggey
Les fEisaaashap ard Beaae ~ ktnanes& inersaAe
And I'll wsaFy bag1n with 10y.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06
L WHKws-Mr. Earnest Jones has defn-
ed leYe as follows;
swhst Ia Iovs9 n Is the EtEiyaag
OF two spirits to be one
Zach frCa sGsh iss B8ht dsTissN&
.. TIL they uss3t tatQ &oa.s -

There is war in the Republican
camp already. Thuriow Weed Is disgust
ed with tha Chicago performance, and
Greedy advises him to butt FOR DE good
Of the party. Gan. Webb i altogsaher
toe happy, and Mr.. Raymond returns 10
New YORK sadder and wiser man. The
Buffalo COmmwcsal Adrergfser, anxious
to get In somewhere out oE sAs cold, gives
q lore pat to the rail spiietew.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

@ The party Whsah hase nassGa
Lincoln mast kAvs sema riaiealans habsg
to ride, and some clap trip sxezAeaa,
% bring out deoaut support foE their
oaaaidaaa Hasase 90 haimbag - M
ready staTsed of saRsying osd raiala iata las
Pahlic@n saa~sEsessss, aFses ssaase lissssss
that they wers splaa By thonaas slsa u
when he was q young maa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

The Providence Josasaal sass that
q young lady, who Is Of course postieal,
and who has just returned from Europe
IN the Adriatic, describes the engines Of
the steamer as "Swo Of the epolitsas mons-
tiers that eveT issued from Pansieznoaiusaa;
. happy family dancing the essraai Lam
cers with grace and case, and without
boisterOus noise or prstenes.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

aT 4 few days since, while dentis in
Louisville w&s operating upon the teeth
Of 3 young gentleman, his hand slipped,
and the instrument in it psnesrzted one Of
the eyeballs Of the unfortunate patient,
entirely destroying the sight Of that optic.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

! ~
Per- ExfSsss Usxlex = Naa Yosx.-
MsAsss. Rasseil 3 Cosoa ths pans Express
arus 81. Joseph to san Esass, havs
oBs.sa "a Oiscs lasely ID NsH x6sAl 4 slas
aslEdsAg, corner of Broadway and Fal1en
81 Nhena aeasasa aze rsseiysd ap y 5 =.
u. sssgg sssda - Forwarded q go
Ne Psns xss, whluh lsAssa
~ sasaraay assalng i Il I.
saaas ssAs alsa n senss i =. -
Sanardsy, The sasaH . - aaslse
znllows FOR ssA weasaa - -
IN aGasiillanal word, harky eaAaa~
prsss shasssa - ssza wsighg
= essea III unaat - - =
n nh unsssr 49, esaz u h
III be lneloas III Ssv - a
salapss asad - g. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

6T Letters from Amey, China IN Feb
raAsy, state tiat the Chinesa aathoritla
were taking the most cruel measure for
the suppression Of the eooIria tsslie, and
the panishmsnt Of those engaged ID is.--
One Chinese wo1nen was sentenced 20 be
cruciaed and aaysa slEye, for Kidnapping
thirteen Chinanan. Two msn were burn
ed ss the ankles hang b ths tOes, whip
ped with 900 0stripa md shsu bshsaded.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

g. 4 nephew of the Hon. a
Of Tsunessees was recenGly robb4 IA Han-
nibal DO. Of go, which ha had asaas.
sed at Pike's Peak. Both uncle - nepss<
sw ere in hard luck far ne fogns ~
just heeR noaainAsed by ahs asg -
Know Nothiagisza fss shs prssleasy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

GTThe SchuyisEsass y. n Asaee
can learns that the esxnsr aroma ak azs
Saratoga Monumsak Is - be lssd Il il.ss
place on tbs l7th sf 0eaahax, - aanI
Esrsaxy Of Burgoynasa snErsnaaas Ex@
Gov. seym0av and KIou. Ramasa ~.
srstt hsvs been inyitsd 70 deAaarap
en- tina occasion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

RETvRs on RAKEEs-Mr. Rarsy has re-
'turnad 70 England from his travels in the
desert among the AraAa. De i 70 gire
fifty more public exhihitiona In England,
and then retuxn 70 America.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

7 The MnaCasina .E0aaEEsal i Ak
the late tornaao whleh sri III
stFpyed the railroad bridge aegasa
river, was 20 violsat thAt TIE = III aA
ally blew the hsxk CO some Il Go u
tha vicinity.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

PhAyrso AaDs Foa 4 WEvge--sA coasts
bic In WEIsaAaispoFA, Indiana, whils pa5
ing q visis 10 youns Iady fgw nsifss
away, PROPOSED i gaaha pf estcare as the
evamsnas emsmsainmasnEs whieh was &C.
cepsed by the yOang lady. Whan EHae cards
were dealt, the young lady proposed b
ssaysrs oE go. 10 whlch fass eolaseahie de-.
mnrrsd. Ths y0ung lassy pspsassed thaa
she would newer play wiih i geztlaaHasa
Rnlsss there was sesas ssake aps but ths
gent ssilg denauKred, when as ! eompro-
mise tbs lady proposed thas Ihgx would
play, and if slie beas him be shnald MIR
~ hsz, which he gAliaAs eonstabas eotld
nat do Otherwise than accept. Ait tkey
Esni and The leEIy proved 20 be the wsnnss.
The eoAgtahas vas isyiiaasl 30 ssay all night,
and in the morning they woula TsTucsagt 20
the eqaigs's aszd b. iaade one nash. he
plead pressing business assa went amsy.
SAe gaIGo@Wa Aim % bis Eszasszss ar.d sssyz
ed there shrse days without ssefng &a
young mam, wAen d eoaarguaassa va s
fsrsad b. pAyaaw 80 diaennsolaes Il
$3.50 10 hlg I'll bs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

The indisposiilon Of Mr.. JAMES &.
Murdoch Is so serSoas that his friends are
denied access 10 Eia IN Cincinnati. We
trust be may soon be restored to health
and his professional ayocation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

- Coe, ths baIlSoRist, sRha was hurt
while making an ascension IN R0me eight
months ago. is now oas, minus one hand,
and with his backbone shortened Tires
inches.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

gTFlorenee Nightingale, it is said has
= most feIicitous name. Il Is fslieitons,
because il admits Of the following ana
gram ssFlit On, cheering angelo
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

DrssEssUIsHEB TRGvxExs Aanong the
passengers By the Europa b tie Prince dc
JoiAvills, travelling insog he is going 10
Canada on fishing excursion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

gT The papers al Augusta, Georgia,
notice the receipt in thas city Of aour made
from new whsat. Some ef the aOur has
been shipped 10 Eew YORK.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

VIII n EvxR RAIs s--Ths Independ.
enes Afesenga ssys ss0ur pastures are
dried np--oar aoAnss bloom bus for .
day and are gone she wheat, hsslsy, rye
and oats are al perishsd, and anlasa We
have rain, and that very soens Our great
ssaple--corn, iseonpIelaEy ruined, Shall
We ever haFe rain pD
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

Eg The Boston correspondent Of The
New York Tribune, writes that Edward
Everett viii certainly decline ths aoln-
ination for Vice PresidaaE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

6sT The Legislature Of Tennessee haa
passed . very stringent Law against ne
adulterasiOa of liquors, usina poisonous
IL declared keioay.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

The Philadalphia Eyening Joarnal,
: atEaight-eut hlank republican organ,
dossn't like the nomination Of Lincoln.
u concludes long article upon the sub
jet with these words
Tne friend Of Henry Clay, he may have
bsenI end Honest Old ABE, :, be may be,
bat ) snail never Be President Of The u.
States, anaess the people can Be pursuas
siea 20 give up their love for the Union
which nominated him dealt death blow
70 its party; and If the converse Of the old
pgovesb which tells us that those whom
God wishes 10 destroy he hrst makes mad,
be txue, the annihilation Of the republican
party u sure.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

sslease aeespk lock os ~ hair said
- ola backsloF as 3 widow, heading hsk
j laz4s sasrIs
- ltAa better giss 30 s a
ssAzsdAa, 700 ara vaey hsaln lasAaa
saaala aflnE that yDn tsazA - pEssa
lmsm
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

tioas nronosad to ba ssxas ~, tho ,a,.v,,.
..so-I.of 1asn a. -. ....,s.-s.4-
VA ~s1s ''l loOos @Fs f@rioaSiy ereaitea 70
uhe Buffalo Express and Cleveland Plain
dealer. Without attempting to settle the
a,,sstisn af natav.;tx. ma ,,,ss,,,,t a !. -
Ga ~ -0>~-'' = - -
lNa =
- y s'at IS your ages
= heSe WeFe you born
are yoa married. aud II 80 bow do yoa
IKE ltH
how many children have yous and do
W. h s'siheiens3F = resemble you 40 70 pre-
canae the possibility Of their belpagimg To
any ef your nelghbars
Dld yoa ever have the measles, and IL
70, now Haany
have yoa q Fwtn bgutheE several Years
older than yoaxsalfa
nave yoa paFefasa, and Il aa, h0w Eaaasy
OF theEa 7
DO yoa read toe New Teaaaaaaat Fg
Larry
hat ls Jour hghnng Weight9
When DO ylou ike bess for Light read
ing, @The Gaanaaksr og Moscow. n BY
Cobb, or Stewards last speech =
How many times has your wife sswished
sac Was dead and did you recipzocats
me Wisag
10 yoa use eoaghten tobacco2
We're you and your wife worth anytlsng
when married, and q not, what propor-
ton % Der things we're yomrsn. ard year
things we're hef'na
We're Toa ever 10 the penissakinry2
how will the coming HAanan- Savers
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

WEDNESDAY, JUNE i, 1850.

w Rpcaa3zxFoaamacs asea evsxy sazassn & sas
E9HRtxys se1icisea fag tAa Hsaks
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06
Ns4 ARnK Kmw Nslnsg.

hs blask fepnblisans IL Washington,
- specially The blask repablicaa mem-
ongreas, admit that II Douglas
i nsaaasea By the Dsmearats, Lincoln
sk carry the stAts Of New York. The
ilsgtOn correspondent og ths \. York
Esssing Post, . leading and Inaasnaial
ala@ EaEasbllcaa paper, sayss
Aar. seward's friends we're very much
disappointed, but took their defeat grace
snalg azsd in good temper. The opinion,
however, was freely expressed, that With
Douglas the nominee III Democrats, he
sidse lRets Y0sk could be Til da,ager. y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06
-. ~. -, 9 -

Ex- Prsasasns santa Anna ~ fasa-
ay ara in New Tork.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06
THE CENSUS OF 1859.

Thefollewing excellent takeoF on ques-
tons proposed to be asked by the census
takerssof 1850, are Fariously credited to
the Buffalo Express and Cleveland Plain
dealer. Without attempting to settle the
question Of paternity, we present il as We
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-13
Burial Orihe King OF the Clip.
sieg.
From The ayton Journal, Maroh 80.

From the Dayton Journal, March s0
About one thousand of our citizens at
tended the funeral Of Owen Stanley,
King Of the Gipsies, yesterday. His re-
mains were inferred in the grave OF
"Maud," his Queen, who was buried in
Woodland Cemetery about two years
since. The large crowd was attracted
by the report that "regol ceremonies, q
etc, would be performed at the grave
In this all were disappointed. About
ten o'clock tho coffin was taken from the
vault and placed in the hearso, wheroup-
on the crowd scampered OF to tho grave
displaying more haste than order, leay-
ling the Gipsies, some fifty in number, to
follow their King to his last home.
The funeral services We're conducted
by the Rev. ID. Winters, from LIST Chron-
licles xxx: IS;
@For we are strangers before thee, and
soiourners, as were all our fathers; our
days on eSr'h are as a shadow, and there
Is none Aiding"
After which an opportunity was given
to all to satisfy their curiosity by looking
into the grave.
Owen Stanley was born In Reading
Berkshire county, England, in 1874;
was married TO Harriet Misten in 1920,
and died in Madison, Indiana, about six
weeks ugo, Of 5ropsy He had Ia chill
dren, twelve of whom are living, 40
grandchildren and two great-grandchil-
dren.
After the burial four Gipsy children
were baptized by Mr.. Winters at the res
idence Of Mr.. Lane, Sexton Of Wood.
land,
Since the death Of Owen, Levi, his
son, becomes tho ehiefof tho elan. HC
is handsome and remarkably ihteili.
gent man, and well fitted BY nature and
education to rule his nomadic brethren.
His wife according 10 the Pitlsburg Poet
is a noble specimen Of the genuine Clip
sy, and Is remarkable peFaouage. IN
nppearance she is tall aud stately, will
the presence and demeaner Of one boTI
to rule. Her hair is dark and luxurlant
her eyes are large dark and hrillianti he
comploxion is q ruddy brunette, and he
features are regular and handsone He
lmein and step are as those Of "McGro
gor on his native heath" With he
broad brimmed hat and holiday attire
brilliant with strong contrasts, such a
ithe mothera Of her tribe delighted toWea
she looks every inch a queen. St6nle,
and he handsome wife would do cTedi
ca tho royal head Of . penple more Te
fined than these Gipsy wanderoFs, wh
trace their geneslogy far back into ID
shadowa Of Tho dark agra A
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-13

tfum ite New Work Iincs1
Mr., Buchanah Is evidently opgsievcd.
I Tho Message which he sent 60 Canrrees
yesterday Is ono Of the most lachrrmoso
documents ever issued from the White
House. Whatit lacks in dirnityit makes
lup ia wounded pride. 10 tis vehement
appeal 20 public compassion, too hnmfa-
I ting 90 inspire respect, and not sufficient
I lv dignihDd to enlist any considerable
degree OF sympathy. Itis in every re-.
spcct apainNl dooumont.--one which will
bo read everywhere with surprise, and
which Is much more likely % excite con-
tompt than any more UmiBblc or rcspect-
inl sentiment
The HOUSE of Representatives propose
20 inquire into the manner in which Mr.
buchanan hos discharged tho Executive
duties OF which, during n his life, he has
sought The responsibility. Ifhc were q
noophyte in politics, ignorant of political
chcuncry and tho arts Of intrigue and
corruption which pave the way Of am.
bilious and aspiring dcmagogucs-if he
had been suddenly snotchod by a dcs-
pairing country from the soclusion ofpri-
vate life, and thrust into public service us
the last hope of docoyinV Statc-thero
would be room 90 believe his astonish-
ment and his protcstations 70 be sincere.
But, a. ho boasts in this very Message,
he has been in Office all his life. lie hos
hued every grade ofpubic trust. lie he's
climbed step By step the ladder Of pro-
motion--hc has devoted all his lilo TO the
one task Of mounting 10 the goal which
he has finally reached. There Is nothing
in the shape ofintIigue Of poll icul tick
cry, which he has not tried, andby which
ho has not profted. His protostetions
of unsuspioious innocence will not carry
conviction; nor will his plea of gray hairs
excite compassion.
The special pleading by which Mr.. Bu-
chanan seeks 10 evado In tho invcstiga-
tion which has been set ON foot, "a sneithor
spooicus nor impressive. Ii no is us free
from fault us he alleges, an inquiry can
do him no harm. II not, il win do the
country much goo'l. Lett, by all means
80 on.