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GEORGIA.

GEORGIA.
MLLEDGEyILLE, Nov. H. 1860.
II is barely possible that Breckenridge may obtain
majority in Georgia; % counties vet TO hear from.
VIRGINIA.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov IL, 1860.
Tie Gazette has returns from ll5 counties Bell
gains over GOggin's vote 1914 Brecknrdge gains
ILLINOIS
SPRINGFIELD Saturday, Nov. 10-9I p IN.
Case beats McClernand in Springfield city 20, and
about 50 in the county but the election OF McClernand
is conceded.
The delegation will stand as before: Republicans, 4;
Democrats, 5-with a slight hope of Gilespies cleo
zion in the Madison and 81. CLAIR District Richard
son beats Prentiss by reduced majority.
Sufficient returns have been received TO insure Re-
rubcan majority in both branches of the Legislature
Tie Senators elect stand; -
Republicans.
Democrats '''''''''''''''''''
The e% Senators holding over were equally dyided6
Republicans and Democrats.
The House stands: -
Democrats
Majority on Joint ballot, excluding the doubtful Sen
atoria district composed OF Fulton ana McDonouSh lie
MISSOURI 80,
For+,-four counties of Missouri give Bell a. 42S;
Douglas. 2OO9 Breckenridge, 1886; Llncolh,
I3 456 Bell will carry the State by majority oil from
5000 TO 1000. r,v,c
Returns from Texas indicate that the STATE has gone
strongly for Breckenridge. His majority III galveston
Is 800 and in Houston 800
TENNESSEE.
Tennessee is certain for Bell by about E'o0o piu-
Jalty. ,,, ,,,,e,,v
Monmouth County loffciaD.-FOT State sena, ON
Anthem Reckless, Dem, 4l96; Bennington oLi'
F. 9-q77' For Congrcss-Augustus Green, Dem
I0Il3 ! /. \. Stratton. Rep. 3l3l. Average Of the
democratic ticket, 1895. Average Of the Repnohcah
1ieket Oo6. Average Of the straight Douglas jlcAe'
&C.
MARYLAND.
The following table, says Ihe Bat't"'''t I"o -
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| ara of rss,.sI ;mmedia Sy beset him. The only
abodo Of Grief among the fair assemblage
and perhaps forgot to mention 'ha' IL fea"y
was very fair-arose from " conSe'ousneoS .'''
Mr.. Lincoln could not BIO On pected to- comfort
himself with all the fine RepuL tcan coffee, and
oil the excellent eatabIes that remtVn hi1er
half hour of solicitous attention he re--ihe urst
public testimonial Of delight over his ,'liceess-fe
returned to the telegraph Office, where ne TO
manned until half past O'clock, at wbiSp hour
enough was known TO set aside all manner OF
doubt as to the grand result. JUST before he
withdrew, messenger brought in the returns
of the city, from which it was evident that the
entire Republican ticket had been carried here
matter about which Mr. Lincoln had said he
"did not feel quite easy" in view of the Dem
ocratic antecedents of the locality, and the ex-
pected importations of voters. Upon this Mr..
Lincoln for the first and only time departed from
his compOsure, and manifested his pleasure by
sudden exuberant utterance--nether cheer NOR
a crow, but something partaking of the nature
of each. And then, laughing contentedly, he said
good night TO the little company, and presently
the wearied operators were left alone to their
then only half-6nished tasks. -.
The city was alive and animated throughout
the night. The meetings at the State-House
were not adjourned until dawn, and the popular
feeling became so uncomfortable at about four IN
the morning that there was nothing to satisfy 1t
but to bring out the big gun and make 1t thun-
der reioicings for the crowd A. part OF Spring
field was consequently in somewhat shattered
condition of nerve this morning, though still ready
for any emergency of cheering or Misunderstanding
that might occur. Mr.. Lincoln was up early,
and at his accustomed station in the Governors
room, where multitudes of citizens thronged all
the morning to shower congratulations upon him.
Certainly well pleased, he received all as placid
" as ever, and entertained all with the old free
dom and good humor The conversation would
touch on ra-splitting. Everybody seems to have
his special inquiry on that point. Undoubtedly
it will have to follow 'the weather." as favor
lite popular topic for the next four years at the
White House. OF course Mr.. Lincoln does MT
seek it, but neither does he shun it. pair OF
new steel wedges for separating logs, of more i'm
proved pattern were lying on his table. "Are
those the wedges, SIR" asked curious visitor.
"These, Sir" said Mr. Lincoln, "are the iden-
teal wedges-that were sent to me about week
ago."
This afternoon vast number Of strangers has
poured into the city from various parts of the
State to share In the anticipated jubilee.
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JlIuCVIl I1dJUTII! IN Ilt oIaIt dDVuI :. Ihi FVO
portion Of the above figures are estimates,
and are liable to be varied by the full and COM
pie returns, but the majority for Lincoln will
not vary much from $4,000. II may be little
more, and it may be a little less.
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The West Point Academy.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, Nov. 10, 1860
Major Beauregard, Captain in the Corps of Eng-
neers, has been appointed Superintendent OF tie Mill
tary Academy at West Point, and will relieve the
present Superintendent at the close of the approaching
seuIi-snnual examination Of cadets
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. 2S.-Alarshal O'Donnell has declared
that the Government of Morocco has only asked for
longer delay for the payment of the indemnity.
Rios Rosas il about to proceed to Rome on mission,
but that Spain il resolved to observe strict neutrality
as regards the affairs of Italy.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, Oct. H-The M0Hitcnr prOmulgates the
convention supplementary to the treaty OF commerce
between France and England, and which was con-
Guided on the 10Th of October. -
The customs tariff subjoined TO said convention VIII
come into operation Nov. i, 1860.
PARIS Sunday Oct. 2S.-According to instructions
received from Count Rechberg, Prince Metteinich has
explained to NJ. Thouvenel the Austrian policy
This explanation contains four points:
l. The interior policy of every State being intimate F.
" connected with its exterior policy Austria Will iu-
fill with sincerity the reforms announced III the " Dl-
plom " of Oct. 90
3 Notwithstanding the complications in Italy, Aus
tra will maintain her line Of defensive policy the
present ornaments and concentration OF troops III
Veneta have other object than that OF repellng any
attack.
B. Austria viii not abandon the system of non-iner-
VentiOn.
l. Austria considers that the assembling of a Con-
eress would not bring about practical solution OF the
Italian question unhs the great Powers agree before
hand on common programme, OF which, however,
there Is little likelihood.
The lfouacur announces that on Oct. 30 the Empe-
ror will review the Imperial Guard in the BolS de
BOUlOQne on which occasion there VIII also De hDin
bivOuac and encamprnent.
PARIS. Oct. 29.--1le Moatc,r publishes the follow
ing decree concerning those articles of, merchandise OF
British growth manufacture specified IN the Treaty
of Commerce which are imported into France other
wise than in French British vessels j. snrtsN OF
2jc per 100 kos will be levied upon articles which
are ri her free from all entry dues liable to maxi
mum duty of 81. per 100 kilos = The suriaN decieed
in the law of April ls 1916, will be applied when the
duty exceeds IF. per 100 kilor.
NoNDAY EvEYISG, Oct. 29.--The Patric says Prince
Metternch and Baron Hubner Were received Yesterday
bv the Emperor. Il is asserted that Baron Hubner
win leave tonight for Vienna
Prince Napoleon's yacht the "Jerome Napoleon
has arrivedai CberbOurg. She refed and Provisoned
| for a long voyage.
Tie accounts from the manufacturing districts concur
in announcing that for some DAYS past greater activity
has been Observed in commercial circles.
TIE consumption of tobacco in France increases IN
an immense proportion In 1875 il only 81 900
rounds and in ISIS l73 900 600 pounds having in that
time more Than tiipled. Here is net balance, in the
budget of The present year. 10 the Treasury OF 20 49,
467f.
The price of wheat and -four remains firm in the
Paris market.
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SWITZERLAND.
Roman noble

pypxr Monday oct 29.--The result Of the eec-
,, for The National Council took place yesterday in
h. lliunph oil lie National policy represented ~ NJ
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TIE following table says 1he BaH"'|s 80,
will show, as nearly as can be- without ''e
20 g o.,er,. comfy. the result in this State:

TJhese are ohiciaL - IL. an TIL.
maio,;v in the State for Breckenridge 'Vi' lh'T
ma ie slightly varied by the official returns
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ENGLAND.

STRATSUhD, OCl % loOU
The Great Eastern will remain open to visitors dur
ing the Winter. Some 1000 persons had visited her
during her stay at Milford Haven.
The Prince Of Wales had not arrived at Plymouth
on Tuesday, Oct. 80.
On Friday. Oct 26. Lord Palmerston presided over
the annual meeting of the Leeds Ragged School So
cietv
His ROYAL Highness Prince Alfred embarked in the
Euryalus on Wednesday Sept. l9, for England His
reception throughout the Cape Colony has been OF the
most gratifying character.
The Duke Ducazee died at Paris on Thursday Oct
o. in the Slst year of bis age He was one of the no.
tables in the First Empire and the Restoration.
The Duke has left mass of papers, particularly his
correspondence with the Duke de Rchelieu during his
London Embassy.
The Tiues's Paris correspondent says: 1t Is stated
that the Emperor has decided that fourth battalion
shall be raised for every infantry regiment in the
vice. The Minister of War is already taking measures
TO carry the Emperor decision into execution.
The Times says:
1--WE hear with sincere regret that Chevaler Bun
sen has been suddenly taken very dangerously ILL., The
absent members of his family have been summoned,
only il feared TO be present at the deathbed Of this
distinguished man, whore loss would be lamented by
large circle of friends in England"
The Earl Manners died. Il the age of g, on Satur-
day last.
The Times regrets to have to announce that Admi-
raj Sir Charles Napier was Yesterday seized with a
sudden and severe attack Of Illness which has caused
serious anxiety to his friends.
A return has been made up a. the War-Oiice, which
shows the sums that have been voted by Parliament
meet the expenses of hostilities in China. These
make up a total for the current year not far from
E1OOOOO0O, the entire produce Of the years income
tax.
The Times GAYS:
"The Volunteers were first returned as 0,G00strong,
then as 140 0O0 and now it is probable that the
bers approximate to co.,
The Duly Ncws says:
at is very generally asserted and believed that the
failure of the MaTPaW Conference mainly from
the prominence given by the Gar to revision of the
Treaty OF Paris, that being the main object OF the
policy of Russia"
The Times says that Che cause of the breaking mp
of the interview was ostensiby account of the i'll
ness Of the Empress Dowager of Russia but really be-
cause the terms which the Emperor met each other
were such 10 render protracied intercourse ex-
trenely undesirable.
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CHrss ToURN,NENT-On Saturday evening the
third free chess tournament commenced ct the hofphy
Chess Rooms. corner of Broadway and Fourth street
A larqe-szed eolored photograph OF Paul Morphy and
n COPY of the new work, Chess PrSNis, by Mr.
stanton. are the prizes contended for The following
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gentlemen are IN Tic inst sv'IIUH'
1. Mir. Z. Brenzinger vertus A. '. n.
? Vim. Ii. Lord seTsus ;. h.
n Wm. Hey versus 7. NJ. Brown.
4 WIN. Richsrdson versus 3. 4. Fsber.
5. Tn. Liehteuhein versus NJ. Rooney.
g. Leopold Marx Versus A. IL ' an Git>O1.
= M. Lecour yclsus X McHa-.
y. j.. p. Barnett verm. ID. Jrden.
O. II. Chamier veT-us hiron VI. liUeltiis.
10. !. Lloyd versus Du Costa.
n. Daniel ". hiske yrrsus A. Doo.i,.le.
II. L.. Delmar ,ersus T.. Mccu'cheon
le. Jones A. Leonard verms VIM. HIopee
IA. Frederick Perrin versus VIM Iohneoo.
- Cagl Hoppe ye,sut Z. Ruaa,d,0l.
~. U. Id Nd se.s4s a. D. Coa
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE BREMEN
Smyrna times., 1860-09-20
Greaa Bargrins i'm
CABINET FURNITURE
FARsoN K DAVIS,

FARSON Il DAVIS,
No. 800 Walnat ST., second door below Fourth,
Philadelphia,
Being anxious to introduce their Furniture into the
market take this method Uniform The public thai they
have large stock on hand ofiher own manu- laclure
which i made Of the best material aud Workmanship
al (which they will warfuni. mar 22.ly
Smyrna times., 1860-09-20
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT ST., BETWEEN FIFTHAND
s SIXTH. PHILADELPHIA.
-
$3.50 PER DAY.

The undersigned, having renewed their lease for 2
term eff years have entirely reted the house, having
painted csrpeted snc refurnished throughout.
: The location Of this House in unsurpassed, being
upon the widest and plesent partofC Chestnut 81
directly opposite the Old State House, Dear the places
of Amusement, the jobbing houses of Market ana
Third Sts and convenient TO the city Railroads. the
cars of which to all parts othe city for haidme
fare. .a. ~ :
The rooms are large. well lighted. have superior
ventilation and have been refurnsheL with for
comfort.
We are supplied with pure Milk Cream, Fruits and
Vegetables from Farm belonging % us, and which,
managed exclusively for the Hotel.
The propretors ufthe American assure their friends
and patrons that no pains will be spared to make the
appointments this Hotel complete, and its table com
pare lavorably with the best houses in the Union.
jan 10 '60-ly. WYATT y HEULtNGS.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-20
WILMINGTON CITY.

TWELVE PER CENT.
What say you to the plan anew,
That gives TO every one Of you,
For cash paid down when goods are bought,
A three per centum taken off.
II paid within the credit given,
OF ninety days, we then are even;
But IL you overrun the time,
Acne per cent. g months the fine.
We still keep Clothing ready made,
And cheap as found among the trade,
And Goods 10 make and trim to order,
For Governor. Sheriff and Recorder.
Men and Boys Clothing and furnishing goods
on hand. Also. Agents for I. M. Singers un-
rivaled Sewing Machines. Price $50, S75,
$50 and Sl00, net cash.
CYRUS STERN,
Ne. Ill Market st., BIT. Front and Second sits.
Wilmington, Del. jn IDLY
Smyrna times., 1860-09-20
Philadelphia Advertisement
HA WILTON
GLENN'S
One Price Hat and Can Store

CORNER OF THE FIFTH STORY pLocKA
N. West corner of Eighth and Race street.
Philadelphia.
THE public respectfully invited to bes,,r mir.
that at this Store may be found an assor,m.n, ~
fashionable and Handsome MOLESKIN DRrS "
HATS, High. Low and Medium Depth Crown eIn,S
and Glazed CAPS, Plush and Plush Trimmed Cans
for Children, at FAIR PRICES. 91rNo tv,o PIP.
for regular Goods. ian 10 ~
Smyrna times., 1860-09-20
.INPECTINE,
The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention and cure of Fever and Ague and
Bilious fepers This wonderful remedy was brought
TO the knowledge OF the proprieors Dy friend
who has been great traveller m Penia and the Holy
Land.
While going downths river Euphrates he experiea-
ced attack Of Fever and Ague. On discover
ing his condition. othe Boameh took from his per-
son Amulet, saying, q Wear this and Fever suH
touch yoa" Although incredalous lis virtues he
cosapl ed and experienced immediate relief ard has
since always found il oheeual protection from the
inalnrious complaints W
On further investigation he found that the boatman
attributed - IL miraculous powers and sail that il
could only be obtained from the Priests ofthe Sum-
Sometime afterward the gentleman In ersing with
Priest, obtained from him the secret of It's prepara-
ton. and ascerlalne where The medicinal herbs were
found. of (which II was compounded. The wond erfu
virtues Of this arllGe have induced full belief in the
minds Di the natives in tho healing powers
| OF their Pfiasts
Since his return % America Il has bsen tried with
the happes eiIect BY several Ladies and Gentlemen
Of high character. Who hive given II the most I'M
qua lied prsiso. This reaedy having been specific
IN Persia Tor hundreds Of years. for the prevention
and cure Of Fever aid Alue and Bilious Fevers--is
cow ofiered 10 the A aeEiNan pet.le. Isl
Twill be sent by mail prepaid, with full directions
| ior use reeeipt Of one dollar
Principal Depot md Mandatory, 1888 Main ST.
Richmond, Va, BTsnch Office, Bank of Commerce
Building. New Yors. Address
fexo-ly. At4 JOHN WILCOX O. CO.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-20
Continental Correction al


Which has never failed to effect cure when properly
used, according to the directions, and fair trial Civ
en- 1t.
IL is PREF AIRED from the recipe and under the perso
nal supervision Of nest Skill!u Physician who for
number of years confined its TO his private prac-
ce For the few years it has been before the public
il has gained for itself position that will SOON by its
rapid increase Of popularity place at the head Of all
remedies heretofore offered for Women's Diseases
The more especially those above enumerated which
loo often end in consumption.
For sale by most respectable Druggists throughout
the Union aad Canadaa.
PRICE. $3.50 PR BOTTLE. .s
N. B--When it happens that your Druggists has not
the article the money be RENTED direct and
1.-two or more bottles are ordered at one time the
medicine will be sent free Ofcharge for transportation
Particular directions use, &c, accompany each
bottle
Druggists can be supplied direct from the Lobora-
Tory, or by sending their orders 10
BARNS a. PARK, New York. F. G. WELLS g. Co., NY.
5. b. HANcE Baltimore, Md. DYOTTs. Philadelphia
J. WRIGHT d Co, New Orleans, La. JOHN d. PARK
II II. HAYS, P0rtland, Me. cincinnati, Ohio
Or 10 any respectable Wholesale Druggists in New
York or Philadelphia. Circulars with trade prices
&c, for The Correclor. and other medicine sent
free TO Wholesale Buyers.
No medicine placed commission.
J. d. De NYSE,
General Agent for the United States and Canadas,
40 ANN ST, New York
Smyrna times., 1860-09-20
Spring, 1860!

WaEI Paper, raper Ezangings.
j. HENRY JEFFltHSON ~ now opening
over so 600 YARDS OF WALL PAPER. O
the latest styles. WHICH will be sold at PhiIG-
phia prices. Please call and examine.
Also. a beautiful assortment of GILT, OIL
and PAINTED
Window Shades,
Green, Glazed Oil-cloih Buff and Green Linen
for Curtains, Cord and TssseIs Of various coIors,
with Putnsm's patent. selfsdjusting. snd y. >.
Putnam patent PeaduIum Curtain Fixtures.
The above Goods are purchased directly from
the manufacturers. and will be sold at the low.
eHt prices.
NH 8-tf ]. HENRY JEFFERSON.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-20
Popular Medicines, &c.
Doctor nMartini,s


@ a t a mental Corrector!!
HAS HAD A TEN YEARS TRIAL,
Which should be sufficient 10 convince every
SUFFERING WOMAN Of the great value of The
MENIALj CORRECTOR!!
And thai tits without exception the BEST Medicine
before Tie public for all diseases arising from Irrsgu-
Chronic or Nervous Debility,
Palptation of the Heart,
Vertigo or Dizziness,
Pains in the Kidneys,
Pains in the Small of the Back,
Pains under the Shoulders,
n Lowness ofSpirts,
Languor and Nervousness Generally,
Difficult Menstruation,
Suspended Menstruation,
or Cessation of the Menses,
And an amos endless variety of other diseases atten
dant ON irregularities Supennduced by colds, by over
exeruon, or by weak constitution, severe mental or
physical labor The simple remedy for all is 10 gel AT
The primary Of the disease remove il and YOU
assist Nature 10 regulate. This be done by the
great . sa{.. tra-.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-20

TTnesaavs. Thursdays and Saturdays.
tMopdays, wednesdays and Fridays.
spasseneers BY Evening Trains between Bal
,;.,ore and Delaware Railroad, can spend night
At w;lmincton. and proceed next day by giving
notice 10 conductor, aud procuring stoP-oVer
check. -,
Roth trains going North from Delaware Rail-
road make close connections Tor ne" TORE
or Moaning train South TO cohnec' .. oes-
ford on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sa.ufasEs'
E. O. SEWAI,L IT., Sup't Del. X. X.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-20
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
81. Nicholas Hotel,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

I'D ~ AOAN-As
When completed, elk years ago. the st. Nicholas
convenient and thoruughy organized establishment Of
the kind on this continent What it was then il re-
mains io-day-without rival m size, in sumptuous
and the general elements Of comfort and enjoy
ment. The Hotel has accommod atoms forl0O0 guests
including zoe complete suites Of apartment for fam-
lies. Six hundred persons can be comfortably seated
at the tables Of its three public dining rooma and
and social qualification of The travelling public
has been omitted in It's plan. neglected in its prac-
lica details. The early reputation of the house at
home and abroad, derived from It's magnitude its SUI
perb appointments, and its home-like comforts and
Injuries, has been enhanced every year by the un-
wearied exertlons Jf the propretOrs.
my 3l-6m TREADWELL WHITCOAdB q CO.
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three days, which infers that this Won
dcrful conversion OF Mr.. Weed and the
Senator's sojourn there, had something
to Do with each other. 1t also states
that it is believed that this cnunclat'on
represents the views OF Mr.. Lincoln.
viii wonders never ceasel Is it posi-
bic that Seward and Lincoln were look
ing over Weeds shoulder, and directed
his pen when he indicted that article
Let future events answer this question.
May we not hope that the work Of re
generation has commenced that there
is in the dim distance ray Of hope to
light US over this present sea of trouble!
We are "almost" prepared to believe
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To CONSlsl,lptireS !.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in a few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his felow-suiferer.
the means of cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used free of charge with the direc-
ton for preparing and using the same, which they
will find SURE Cure FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRoScHrrIs, &c. The only object Of the adver
tiser in sending the prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceives to be Invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing,
and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMsBURGH,
octl5-ly Kings County, New York
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ALAS, Pooh YoRicK.-Many OF our
citizens know the individual mentioned
below-many Of them have laughed at
bis humor, admired bis briliancy, and
wept at his pathos. His case is another
illustration of the fatal effects arising
from the abuse of liquor. The account
will dim many an eye-it is from the
Cincinnati Enquirer:
A red faced, blotched-nosed, dilapida-
ted individual, who answered to the
name of Thomas Marshall, was before the
Police Court yesterday morning accused
Of drunkenness. When asked what he
had to say for himself, he made an at
tempt to paliate the offence, attributing
il to an attack Of rheumatism, making
an eloquent appeal to the Court for elem
eacy. Poor Tom, a descendant of one
Of the most talented families in Ken
tncky, the time wa, when, as Senator
from that State, the walls Of its legisla-
tive halls rung with his cloquence but
that time is passed, and we find him now
a poor, degraded vagabond. How hath
the mighty fallen