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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
In..nn a. AId.r.on. of NIcholas.

A Richmond correspond OF the Greeubrer h'dpen-
2gt pays the following handsome and deserved compl
reut to the energy and fidelity OF the gentleman whose
name stands as the head Of this article.
Having been "a s,iouuuer in the city Of Richmond,
during Che present session Of the Legislature aud having
every opportunity the usefulness of It's respec
live members l deem ic due to the gentleman whose
name heads this article tha, should pay passing trib-
e 20 the energy and fidelity with which he has dschag
ed bis duties representative Although lac came here
.uo,. an entire stranger aud somewhat uuacquaiued
With the rules of legislation, find that the first bill re-
gorteJ 90 the House for action in response 70 reso
Luton from him. in regard TO the new county OF Webster
I'm the history OF legislation, il is occurrence for "a
new member TO have the first oil. reported BY bis great
industry and good sense be has doue much tor the well
fare Of his constituents thai other mar could have
accomplished ulder Ike circumstances He is, empbat-
i.,Iy a working man. and when work Is necessary, he
does not finch IRON it, but puts his shoulder the wheel
and pushes bis bills through. No man In the House has
more friends and bis constituents would do well to re-
turn him TO the Legislature often as he Is willing to
hen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
ANOTHER CONGRESSIONAL soUABBLE.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-A scene between two Con-
gressmen which occurred this morning, occasions some
excitement. Mr.. Van Wyck meeting Mr.. Hndmar on
the avenue held out his hand in friendly recognition
when Mr. Hindman refused to take it. making use OF the
words as reported you id scoundre, you have de-
liyered speech not only insulting every Southern
man, but to every gentleman" At the same time ma
king movement with his left hand towards Mr.. Van
Wycks face as if additionally to insult him. 1t is said
that a duel will result.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
CINCINNATI MARKETs, March 2s.

RrrrERThe supply s.cty quite moderate and the
dem such fair At l5s6c Inferior continues dull and
l3aic being only obanabe for the best winter
made
cepts being light the market has ruled firm at full prices The
sale add up 4OOj lOaOHc cured
Western Reserve llakc for do do Engsh Dairy and lie FOR
Durham Farm.
receipts been quite during the week. and
prices have declined lOa1Oc T. doz, shippers count
We notice an Increased demand and prices have Aa
yanced TO llA4jc for prime
pied Apples are good supply, dull, and prices
lower closing at 5a6 4 n, according TO quality.
The demand Peaches quite moderate and the
ket Is 1lal9c the latter rate for prime halves
GSsESG-A continued good demand for this article and prices
are a shade higher, closing at iJl5sc
has been duh the greater portion OF the week
and urce further declined 2A3, bushe closing at 3Oar Tor
white and lljal2sc for red The receipts light, but fully
Corn dull all the week and prices further declined the market
closing heavy at 4Ia4sc for bulk railway stations
Not much shed AMI not much Offering lmAy be
quoted nominal a 50ac Z bush In bulk.
ClTE-he supply Beef Cattle has been about equal TO The
demand market has ruled steady all the week. closing
firm 8OUal2jc L central gross.
further advance obtained during The Week
with continued demand Increased nmneS the part
Of holders add 900 bb sing Has, for that In
coopeag and these rates Importers
disposed TO sell freely.
ToBicco-he demand for manufactured fair In the regular
way, without change 10 prices. ~,
the fore OF the week buyers were met VII"
more freedom made willingly In NEE
the demand pretty good business done In Mess PORK and
Bacon accepted brought orders into market
abroad which induced holders TO withdraw by asking hgh.r
prices $500, ,-,
and ung AZ IA 81 AMI OAsc for shoulders sides ana clear sues
until yesterday when ia 9s and 1879 were obtained
feeling lard hmer at the close but ere mas no.
during the week Some country lots no,
prime prime cannot be bought below IVA ana
the last day held AZ H. with buyers at &C.
decline OF Ne established during the
week The rate each day was AS follows ~
Thursday s1 and Friday Saturday and yesterday isc'
closing firm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02

Glove ASoDTSR T0ormcHR Dsor..- Why stn NJ, -
martyr 10 toothache and broken rest Nhe s', ssit
efhcaclous remedy within your reach Appv ~ $50
DYNE and you viii obtain immediate relief Il ~, 40
slightest degree discolor the peary enamel OF M OF
gums. unpleasauily AFFECT the breath E,, n. u,t %,
stantly in their practice, and praise hbIv pii &C.
Az
RHASnEEIH's Pills ~ s'RsAPAmtl.-One ,yen,yer,,-.
Of Drandre' Pills is warranted to contain or, pure s,
sarsaparla, let them substitute Brandre,ls PIN, '
each night The effect will be fouad superior 10 ~ -,
Gle. box OF The IrE ADDITION Pms sre warrant,
dollar bses Of saHaparilla. Try one.ofue Pill, -
tive ingredient Is akaoid Of sarsapahIA TAX. a b
third day, you who now ung saraparla or ,s
remedies Drop all theEe for thirty day. and use
place thereof for that time. The cost will be CAV cent,
worth thousand dollars. Principal Office egi Cana
York. Sold by respectable dealers In medicines.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
CONFLAGRATION AT INDEPENDENCE, NJ

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, March S0.-A most destructive
FIRE occurred here last night, consuming nearly all the
buildings on the South side Of the city.
Among the buildings burnt are the Independence Ho-
tel drug stores 10 or Il business houses and sever
al dwellings.
At least twenty substantial buildings have been des
troTed By the FIRE. The less Is about $4,000.
The wind was blowing gale a! tie time, and laE'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02

THg HOUsFKFEPERs FMND-sPNbrse'. De-.
admirable addition 70 our standard h0as.ho GLtt-r
hailed by all good housewives a boon oog I,nA'i s
srIo ana's ., lpALDNs Prsrlsso Gfts perfect, ., a
AID for fancy work, that Is almost daily demsndSt %
Of every housekeepeT. II Is chemically bs5 o. s
withstand the action o. climate and time resl,s - hlt
and Is put up Ia snug convenient bo, vi,b =. risr
twenty five cents On being applied the ehetble, W.R \
rate and the glue becomes hrm quickly and M
~ Of the best cabineim makers glue For wood i, ",
articles where glue Is ever used It is ast the bl5 % ~
H. and speak by the card In the country N tUt,-.
and nobody In the city will think q doing 49,, a7t.u
spadlng desires 10 become candidate for III % IA
his friends stick Ike bis glue, he Si be Of a.
apy- .~9a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02

From Re-. DT. R0sSsr Edi,Jr tbritlIH Adt15gt
sENPLEs ISFN BAKING PoSDFRAl per,o1s iore IA,
and Wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter AMI bes,
cakes, may purchase this Powder with Confidence Thtrsr
perfectly harmless, and more pleasant ihsl ada saa
g.. No fear Of The Of Il will make H. las
sweetest bread 10 the shortest possible time tine hbg A.
expense, and dsappons, II the accompanying rrt q.
recons observed. besides il m4nufacuredin yrg a.
Is invention OF Yankeedom. John W. Garlrk mangi--f
Snd sole proprietor, Richmond, Va We know him and
and recommend it, as the best ever tried Gel and MID
directions.
For sale throughout the State by Druggists and Grocer w
rallY nj
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
lFpARrrRE FnR FuRnPP

NEW YORK, March Sl.-The Fulton sailed for South
ampton and Havre to-day with 100000 in specie The
Teutonia sailed at the time, with $2j0OOO and the
City of Manchester followed with $4,000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
THE vIScOrPT LCCIsLATURE

ST. LOUIS March 3O.-The Legislature adjourned sine
die this morning, but Governor Stewart called an mme-
date session for the purpose of consultation on the
Objectionable features of the Railroad bill.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
rnp pRINCFss ANNE MURDER TRIAL.

fakes we're carried half mile off, communicating fire
to houses situated at that distance from the scene OF
napration
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
WATKINS L FICkLEY'S
gRCONn OPENING or SILKS.

on WEDNESDAY MORNING, THE Arm INST
prepared exhibit USRvAILD SToCE q SILKS
Of choicest style and astonshirg prices.
tOu THURSDAY morning, the 9Th will exhibit our Spen
French Lace Damae Puher and Real Lace SIX and
NANTES and shaw Of which very elegant and
entirety tciu style.
E-Our beautiful TRAVELLING SUITS for ladies' embracing
beautiful variety, will b. exhibited at the time Our
men elegance which Advertisement give
no idea repay examination Of all classes Of Goods
BUYERS ~ attention. the goods lowest prices,
liberal terms strive 10 deserve the patronage n all
aD2 WATKINS A FICKLEN.
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WATKINS & FICKLRN.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
I5D Main Street.
Are now receiving and opening their third supply Of
SPLENDID SPRLNG GOODS
NFANY Of which purchased sales In
vi during the past week, at which the prices
lower than known before. In
SPLENDID SILKS
DRESS GOODS.
In elegant satin striped and Cammeauy
ORGANIZES;
In plain aud h0unced SKIRTS
Beautiful CHINTZ MOUsLISE NJ CHINE;
SATIN PLAID GRENADINE, all silk
And BROCHE BEREGE ANGLAISE;
RICH LACE AND SILK NANTES.
EMDR0IDERIEs
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BRYAN's TAsrELEss yERnIPUcr

What a horrible hing Is IL rot We
That worms should IN child. en- be tlo,-,t
Can nobo y tell m theirs what
$ the be- way these vermin Of q1le,lng.
Yes hear the glad tdings q uuh
BRYAS's NERxlFCoE, iss'eiess as water
Desro these as silants Il youth
And harms not the child by the ilaugt,s,
a in bottles. Price IS cents PsAKs A WV.
rs. 't
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
Or, mcCIintock,s PectornISyrun.-s... -

alike guaranty the immeas -rSbr erlortf Of l 49,
every other pre- crbed Jf confirmed cough opprr, s "
chest bronchial GhcGl,ies and consumption Whsn Al 90
Sold BY FIsHLE MfssIus. - - 'I.-'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
THe NINTH LECTURE bel

b. the YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION vii
by Rev v MOORE D. D., In the Hall Of the MI
CHANICs' INSTITUTE MONDAY EVENING April % 1900
o'clock Subject OF the Huguenots, or the Key
the French Revolution"
Il. X. HowIsON,
nh3l-s Chairman Lecture Committee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
TOTHE PHYSICIANS OPTHG SOUTHERN STATES
WOIfe's Genuine COgnac Brandy,
WOlfe's Genuine Port Wine,
WOlfe's Genuine Madeira Wine,
WoIfe's Genuine Sherry Wine

lam now supplying the ade with pure Cognac Brandy
ties medical private The immense success ihAt
my place Gin within the reach Of all
the Aromatic hedem schnapps and 10 drive out
OF the market the peraous compounds sold Gin
country led many leading druggists apothecaes and medical
men, FOR years past solicit to the same course
in regard the article Of Brandy should have complied with
these requests from all quarters long ago. but deferred from
the fact that owing the eNobant prices Brandy Ia France
upon the shoness the grape crop for
chance OF being able import the choices: Bran
dy bottle and sell moderate prices Fortunately for
grape crop the last and previous nd the prospect
this abundant and prices OF Brandy have fallen to the
the standard Of years The duty Brandy Is also
seventy per lower and have made arrangements with
four Brandy exporters France OF the highest reput and am
uary receiving the best Cognac Brandy which
bottlug and selling wofes Genuine C"gnac Brandy
guarantee labels and certificates the brandy so bot
by me- the pure, unadueraed article and will be found
medicine, beverage cordial heathfl and
nylgoraing has been matter Of universal complaint that
bottle pure French Brandy difficult obtain,
and the purchaser tunes ten deceived with vile
ufacured imitation. OF all descriptions Of ardent spirits Brandy
from high price, has been the article that mixers and sellers
turned their attention and millions OF gallons Of the
called French Brandy have been scattered annually through the
land have primary Of murders suicides cruel
ties and crimes and have sent thousands to an early grave self
Destroyer deum tremens, msnlaapOtu and horrors,
until unprncped began to make madden
ing compounds and sell it the pure French Brandy.
The virtues pure French Brandy need be told by
They throughout the world medicine mild slim
ullnt IL, the French nation POLITICALLY call 1t, Rau de Ia
vie" ollie But this applies 1t only pure and
unadueraed Manufactured with the fearful ingredients that
make good Imitation drink
Of Thousands To remedy fearful evil have
menced Importing Brandy, botling 1t, and selingas
"wOLRE's GENUINE COGNAC BRANDY"
am daily receiving orders from druggists and apothecaes In all
parts Of the Union, TO sell It for medical purposes.
UDOLPHO WOLFE
No. 90 BEAVER STREET, NV YORK.
~ Agents In Richmond,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
Reliable Testimony.

We call the Of the reader the following letter from
President Smith, ofwesleyan University:
MIuDLErowS, Conn.,, Peb. 2S, 1859.
Messrs. sETH W. FOwLE & Co.,
Geneuen-I first made Of the ONYGEStTED BfrTERs some
eight since Having suffered for twenty from
Dyspepsia, which attended with headache, an
average less day In week. Induced by the
unpretendng recommendation Of Dr. Green ito try bottle and
n NJ benefit received 10 discontinue the use"
bottle further ~ 10 the extent OF
three four with careful observance OF the accompany
The result entire relief from the
dyspep symptoms and their depressing painful
believe these Ber produced entire change In the
habits and the I've energies Of the digestive
organs. deem myself exempt from Dyspepsia most
persons These Be have also been ~ service other members
Of my family. Very respectfully your,
AUGUSTUS w. SMITH
~ Prepared by SETH W. FowLE Co, Boston, and for
sale wholesale and retail BY ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
CO., W. PETERSON J. T. DAvAL Richmond and by all drug.
gsts and dealers In ms dlcines In city and country.
mtS0-dcGwlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
sILKS SACRIFICED.

STILL MORE SURPRISING.
AND OTHER
Elegant Dire = $ Goods,
Embracing the -
LATEST NOVELTIES
IL MATERIAL AND DESIGN
prices bringing them within the reach Of ALL
figures 90 per oenL below the cost Of importation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
sHAw1.s.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

PLANTATION PLAIDs AND STRIPES attactory prices.
Either by wholesale retail, they prepared to offer induce
| Tfrtfru rflfr grlra I'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02

49, INAUGURATs0N BANQUET.
w. number Of distinguished gentlemen having accept
ed invitations attend the INAUGURATION OF THE STATUE
HENRY CLAY the 18th the Directory propose 10 ten
dinner the Exchange Hotel All persons DESTROYS Of
participating In the dinner procure tickets application to
the undersigned.
JAMES A. SCOTT,
THOMAS i. DEANE,
JAMES PLEAsANTS, o-u,.s
A. Is. GUIG0N, H'""e''"9'
DR. GEOsG W. JONES.
ap2-tf Mr.. TIIOS. T. BALLARD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
WINTER,
GLossIER,
hmm

LLIANFl
And they warranted stick run In any .
uoney'refunde. He has sold them under this eeaera T,-
for IS years and never had box returned eompne n
and try them a, LOUIS J. b. .ssIFrNs
mh29-u No. 20 kaasf,t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
COMMERCIAL.
RrcaNoSD VINO OFFICE, March 81, 1880.
afTr nuArNs

The Mark Lane Express OF 10Th March, says;
The past has been very ohequered In its character
mepce with rain, follow ed sprnglke midness then
came cutting winds with hail. and finally return 10 cold
With some Neither tge the wheat plant has made
much progress Reports respects the goving but
everywhere small and weak much left IL the
ay the said to have raised the soil nuousy as ts
small growth will allow harroWing Snd rolling 10 the light
lands there much mpan while portions have been BOD
ed where the seed had germnaed ETH IL coming up,
and looking than expected Old stocks much reduced
ami have been cany but the weeks transactions
N the most change prices Several
e-as Portugal Spain and Itsy-are nsueniy supplied and
firm But Whett In France has
easier well Danz The other Baltic have been
quiet without change Belgium and Holland have maintained for
er prices Zurich being better supplied has rather abaed the
late high rates Odessa notes alteration Al Trieste there
more OF upward movement and the spanish markets have
malned high priced.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
THE oXYGENATED uITrERs.

Dygpspsii Mdigestidp, Heart Burn, Bdtsr BrdJ, Sour
Stomach Jalndire Flaileacy General DEBILITY, &c. find
ready relief and speedy curei7 this great remedy
THE oXYGENATED BGrTER5
believed by many who have been cured Of the above
plants to ony medicine which the mdrd oiica affords
for their infasbe 1t alcoholic preparation, which,
giving entsry stimulus reduces the system Ia the
ratio different from any medical preparation
compounded and which WILL In most extract the dis
by the and restore the patient to pristine health In
proof which, testimony Of the very highest and unexcePons
cIaracfar Ia rasenied.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
Dr. mcCIIntoeh,s COUGH nnd cola r..-

ton combined 10 one itiite Grfiofs by bsy,s,- ".
edged by his professional brethren 10 have ono .ag,
slpates Immediately the most cl.tre.si synpton n -s
throat, and removes II entirely ia an scrsly 49,.
Pric= - Sold by FsikE 3 WINSTON ~ -
TNHE REASON WHI.-The reasons Why b0,,y-,
STEAM CANDIES are better than any other ycu "a. =.
Tat they made by worAmen Of experience Who L,v'
regular apprenticeship TO the business and not by d
and pickers up OF the trade Of whom Eork LIZ
helpers then call themselves Sokmen, that they ar
very best refined Sugars they are better made
MORE UNIFORM
WINTER,
GL03sIER
HAPnpp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02

EUANO.-No. Peruvian Guano. Baiaore lasp,caca a..
" ing from schr Wan PrAzier for sale BY
mh2T T. II. SKINNER 4 90
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COPYING DONE.

Jonathan H. HART Assistant Librarian OF NE "a soB he
ID bsary prepared do copying Of almost any sT.ry ID,
most terms He be found At the a. ohs,
third story Of the Mechan cs Institute Orders T wr,e %
will be promptly attended ~ He refers 70 inoA ~ " nlS
and Dr. Geo. W. bAgby.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-02
PASSING MOTTO

20, ELank keli... M-.t,aL.a 49, ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-10-27
HOW THE PENEsYLyANIA ELEC-
TIon " - VS. AS RECEIVED IN
NEW YORK.

The Pennsylvania politicians tell us,
I'VE have elected Curtin, and therefore
Lincoln is elected President OF the United
| States, We do not exactly see into all
that, unless Pennsylvania is the United
| States-while the fact is, PENNSYLVANIA is
not even New York The Empire State
is here not there. Empire is ia our hands,
not theirs, The policy Of the Govern
ment is shaped by New York, not by Penn
Sylyania. We dictate laws to, not receive
laws from PENNSYLVANIA.
When the Constitution of the United
States was submitted to the States, the
battle was here not in Pennsylvania -
| When our State Convention assembled in
Poughkeepsie, and adopted the Federal
Compact we turned the point, and the
| Consultation was established. The pivot
Of Government is here, and more here in
the Empire City Of the Empire State than
even in Washington itself.
| New York, it is fancied, will cover, and
knuckle aud yield before the storm result
ing from disorganized Democracy in Penn
syvania and Indiana as if We were some
| puny State, without the power to rescue
the country from the crisis impending, if
e. mere Northern Government is subStitut-
ed for the Federal Government which we
have oeen living under during seventy
I years.
But New York knows her strength, and
her patriotic men will arouse and develop
it now. New York has the mower b turn
the tide, and New York will try, and sue
cesstHlly try, if every conservative man
now goes to work. New York is we'll
named the Empire State, not only because
of the magnitude Of her population, but
because Of the magnitude Of her resources
and of the great stake she has in the well
| fare of the Union New York cannot af
! ford TO be sectional, or to elect a sectional
President. New York cannot, win not,
cut herself loose from tho Southern States
of the Union. New York will not peril
her trade, her commerce, her position, by
any such false step The commercial me.
tropoiis must continue to be the metropo--
lis Of the Carolinas. as well as of New
Hampshire and Maine. #
Fortunately for US, the nel.Everett
party and the Democratic party Of the
Empire State are in no discord-but are
marching together, step by step, and
| shoulder to shouder-to victory we feel
sure. If the city arouses, as it is doing,
and lnvokes the State, our maorities here
in the city, and all along the Hudson will
be immense Let us spread the maiorities
as we can, by an effort worthy of our pow
er. 1t was New York City that in 1857
g saved the Federal Constitution enact
ed it, and carried it through the donbtlul
'hesitating States. New York City can
't,ow save the Union of the States and
we that Union we nust.--Nec Iork
d lrpyess m8b.f .r-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-10-27
PARSON BKOWNLoW ON THE Al.
LEGED NUISANCE OF DEAD
HEADING.

In late number OF his paper, Parson
Brownlow says.
Railroads, steamboats, and stage coaches,
complain of dead heading, that is to say /;
OF editors and brethren Of the craft, rid
ing so mach without pay. The newspaper
press endures more of this dead heading
than all three of these modes of convey
ance combined. The pulpit, the bar and
the theatre, corporations, legislative as
ssmbiies, societies, religious, beuegolent,
agricultural, mercantile establishments.
vendcrg. Of quack medicines, railroad con,
panes, Steamboats,, stage lines, and every
variety of individuals including parties
and politicians, draw largely upon the
ljberaligy Of the press. The press is ex-
pectel to yield to all these interests; it is
expected to give strength to all weak in
sututions and enterprises; ii is asked to
puff small preachers into overshadowing
pulpit orators; to puff small politicians
aud demagogues INTO great men and pa
triots to magnify incompetent railroad
officers into railroad kings; it is expected
to herald abroad the fame Of quacka Of
all classes; bolster up dull aut6Drs; i'm
mortalize weak congressional speeches it
requires to give sight to the blind, bread
to the hungry, talent TO fools, and honor
to thieves and robbers; it is asked to GOV
er UP the intirmi.ives Of the weak, to hide
the faults Of gully men, and wink at the
fraudulent schemes Of scoundrela; it is
expected to tlatrer the vain, to extg' the
merits Of those who deserve nothing but
the scorn and contetnpt Of all good citi-
Zens; it is required III q word Of the news
paper press, that It become all things to
all men; and if it look for pay, or send
out bills for subscription or advertising, it
is deucuncel rs mean and sorlii, and its
conductors as wanting in libgra!i+Y. There
is 10 interest on the face OF the green
earth that is expected 10 give as much 20
society, without pay or thanks, as news
paper press Of the country. The little
souIed man who inserts in your columns
fifteen shilling advertisement, expects
you to write him at least, five dollars worth
of editorial notices. And the obscure
and niggardiy man you have written into
a position Of Importance far beyond his
merits, considers that his name adorns
yonr columns, and gives circulation to
Your journal. H