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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07
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To the Intelligent,

ALL Diseases arise from end la impurity the
Uxee blood. No matter how called each be by
vegetable purgaiycs which do nip bud"
actually cxc The foul humors which produce dreaded head
acl - tic duloeux, aud rheumatism well liver affections
the side, aud general hcavnuss aud WEAKNESS upon the
least exertn Nay, BRANDEETIIS PILLS only cure
these affections, but also asthma AMI all curable affections Of
the ium2s well colds and coughs Even consunp
lion and bleeding al w. lungs have often been cured by them
Remember. BRANDEETIls PILLS have trial of los cars
dnran, and warranted purely vegetable and incapable of
njurm he tendrcs, weakest frame. Those who
reronend but their virtues eulogy They must be
used 10 W. full! appreciated Sold principal office, No. 29
Canal street. Price % cents box j. I. I'm
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Trustees Sale of House and Lot

Trustees Sale of House and Lot.
DURSUANT to the provisions Of deed Of trust to
the undersigned Trustees of Washington Building As
socation by VIM II. Plunkett rus Of MaryC Punket
and the said Mary C. Punke the eth LAY Of September
is5s will sell at Public Auction the premises SAT-
UlDAY. the 14h day of July next at O'Clock, p NJ the
HOUSE nd LOT in said deed mentioned being the same
which said Punket resides the Presbyterian
Yard.
Terms made known the day Of Sale.
ALFRED NJ. WOODROOF,)
II. GLASS, Trustees.
je 20 Tidy JOHN I. SMITH,
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Still Later From Europe.-Arrival Of the


ST. JOINS, Jolly 5.-The steamship Parana,
from Galway an the 9th ult.. arrived here this
evening bsisgiag European news seio-s in eight
days. She took the place Of the C.'nnaughi.
which blew aeylndsr head ost just a. she was
going 10 sail
Iii. -aia that the Neapolitaa government has
detsrmissd 20 restore the TIVE vessels recently
captured BY lie navy; but the Aaericsn minister
ha. demanded repatriation for the insult io the A
merican flag.
The King of Naples ia IN. and II is said the
Neapoitan council has resolved TO grant consti.
isiry, Tree press. an Italian alliance with Pied
mont. &C.; but to all this the Kings consent 10
wanting.
Il il reported that the Russian and Spanish le-
cations threatened to Withdraw unless Sardinia
stnpped the exped ton to Sicily.
The slave trade had beoR the subject Of diseus-
sion in the English Parliamen aud il was deter
mined is re establish a Consulate at Mozambique.
in order more efectua1ly q suppress it.
Notwithstanding the opposition Of the Govern
ment Mr. Gladstone hal determined 10 resign in
consequence Of the lame report II the committee
the rejection by the II VI Lords Of the bill
repeating The paper duty.
Austria is shaking vas, military preparations in
Ncnetia.
TIE CHina mail had becn teleeraphed.
The steamer Melaba. hnving aboard Lord Elgn
and Baron eros. had been wrecked in the bnrbor
If Gallo All the lives were saved, but the bull
lion on b ard. and papers and credentials Of both
nmhas, nhor-. were lost.
China was actively preparing to resist the allies
chu-an lad been occupied by the allies without
resistance.
Trade At Canton had improved.
COMMERCIAL.
Lire,pooi, Monday P NJ. juno 37,Salcs of
& 600 bales cotton, the market clpsing dull and ir
regular bat nominnlly unchanged.
Weather unfavorabl. To the crops.
BreaIstuhfs dull and unchanged.
London.-Englsh wheat slightly lower, but
foreign firm. Tea firm
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Hair Dye Hair Dye Il Hair Dye!
xo~--- VIM A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE!-TnE ORR
w.. aiNAL AND BEsr IN THE WoRID!Al others
mutations, and shonl be avoided wish escape rd
rue.
GRAY, RED Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly henuifal and
Natural Brown or Black, without injury the Hair skin
fVteen Uetts and Uip1onds have been awarded VIM.
a. Raieelr since 80 and 50 900 applications have
inate 10 the Hair of the Patrons OF his famous Dye.
Nm A. BATonfLoRs HAIR Dye produces a color
distinguished from nature. and td,rante1 in
The east however long may be continued and the
OF Bad Dyes remedied Hair inyigoraed for Life b, his
Splendid bye
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States Drug
gisis and Fancy Goods Dealers.
s5 The Genuine has the name and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides OF each Box, Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
NH l3dAcly-l IS MP&co IL 81 nd Street, New York.
FS@ THE undersigned will prepare DEEDS, CoSrRAcrs
NSV WILLS, &c, upon short notice
sept 29s WIN. D. BRANCH
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Prepared by 5. W FOWLE CO., Boston, and for sale by
William A. Srolher " CO. and john II. Seay, Il nehburK;
C. Pugh Campbell e. H. and all druggists and dealers In
medicine throughout the country jy 2-lw
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.DaViS' Pain Killer.

.DIV1S faln hlII6T.
M TO PERRY DAVIS & son Dear Sirs-l feel
mE happy to add more testimonial of the value OF
Pain Killer Tho thousands nearly all paris
of the world ON the 5h II this month fell from second story
dooraa. 10 the iasrments striking my feel and brusng
them severely; also sranng the amenls Of the ankles When
carried home black Glen, and the pain
fniing Immediately applied your Pam
Killer and continued to do about minutes
The second day the appearance greensh yellow with ILL
Tie pain, and 10 day walk with 10 store
Yours Respectfully, |. SCGGITT, High 81.
Providence, May 12.h, 1851
The stain linen from the OF the Pain Killer Is easily
moved b. washing il in uioho. j. 2-lm
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Land near Lynchburg.

Land near Lynchburg.
OFFER for sale my FARM. Big Opossum Creek, miles
from the CITY IL contains 73 ACRES, about tn I'd
cleared at least 30 probably 10 Aces which, good
ground The quality of the land the crops will There
an abundance of lime stone, very accessible Near the
DWELLING ba YOUNG ORCHARD Of choice Fruit, iySY.
containing some or 400 Trees godly portion Of the s&
unc'eared land finely imbered being in original grow -
As shall be absent until October November next, I
would refer any wishing Know terms. &C. to Mr. H. B.
Sumpter. Winsion's HILL
j. 2j-ts(Rep copyl T. C. JENNINGS
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SPECIAL, NOTICES,

-.-.,,ss- ss,au,oua nails gruwiag ls,a the Hesa,
wsr,s aHi diseases Of the feet cared in few
A,ry.l Of Dir sill LIZ from Richmond the celebrated
Virginia Corn Dr. sisy will be limited 10 few days "
ly years DE- =. Who visited Ih ehy' vas "nheea
couns III presous bat promised again TO visit POO
fsorziy his atroa ad s who value ease and com
he pssse onrortany !. ss numerou. bone
preelade. he ,osslhii, OF his May hers any time
Prom humorous sesi, oaas the ila~ns FSM
Dr sh1z 80 sklliul his profession has rem we'd nom
AMI wife hard and sol Cornss Buttons, and
Nails. all standing. without pain, thereby relieving US
immediately We checruy commend him 10 all sor'ly afict
ed" $500
Room a. Sorvcii IIou.e
Call early il you wah to be disappointed
y 4a
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
n THIS preparation Il certain for all diseases
r s s%a hf ntsee e"ss s"p
In confirmation the highest medical authority that CON
sumption be cured erous Instances Of complete res
iorai from this disease by the nf the Basam can he given
The following letter receive from Colonel Marklam o
The Brs and shows the estimation In which the BaAm
OF Wild Cherry b. held abroad -
PIER ioT1. isLE WIGHT, EsGiASD, Sept. 30. $50.
MI have nugier In d..cai" state OF health VINO
Wild Cherry three bottles OF which scnt her ny her bro
thcr In Canada Please put upss bottles and forward them
b, the Hrt steamer southampton Lvcrpoo as You may
nhd mSs' convenient Win ANY account " me nedche You me-!
b. good send We have searched London for IL IN
'''' WM MARKHAM
TE,rIMoSY oF rnYsIeIaSs
pr Frseigh Of saus'es n y says he cured Liver Com
plant al four years standing thai would not yield 10 the usnai
remedies
Abraham skman NJ D. of Boundbrook, j. says Il is the
beet nedcne for Consumption In stage, that e has ever
known.
None genuine unless signed BrrTs the wrapper.
Prepared by $ ". FOWLE CO.. Boston, and for sale by
William A. Sroiher co, and john H. Seay, L,nehburg;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07

M|s@ ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE sEN-
ckxV rLE's ISPALLBLE BAKING POWDER, the best and
cheapest preparation known fur making In few moments
without yeast elegant light nand
Loaf Bread Biscuits Batter, Bnck and other Grid
die Cakts Pudding Pies and Postry of every description with
II saving OF Time. labor and expense
(from Rer. Thomas Binford)
MARL Hit, Hem RICO, 14th Oct, 1888.
DB GARiicK Dear Sir-Having used unsid rable
extent your "Scmpcs Baking Powder" unhesa,ingiy pro-
10 be 10 anything that has been used In
family Tor The purposes for which 1t Is recommended
THOMAS IlNFoIp:
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PORTSMOUTH, March 10, 1883.
cheerfuly recommend "Semple's Baking Po~d der" the
no- superior article used king ig and
Loaf rcad, B-cos &c, In the shortest possible time
JOHN JACK.
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most three days. md. siaee that iime' in spite OF
-iigatsiuk md bsilssesss -ss--'sas
Brsckiaridgs organ in cur city. they have deciar-
ed snsqaivoeallY for Deuela'.
In Ne proascsion d this great change. come
pswssfhl sssss has upesssticasbly bssn at work,
bsl ~ q aos prssssd % know what IL is. OF
eoerse ~ hass ear snsrieicns, bat the oppression
OF tksa night d no good We certainly cannos
wonder II our saeaeioas and fair-minded Dsmocra-
tic frisnds. looking at what was done in Charles
ton AID .. what was done in Baltimore. arrive at
tie eeselssieo that Mr.. Doaglas wac scandAlou.ly
treated BY very large portion Of the delegates re-
presenting the DEMOCRACY and determine not to go
in any event into what they must now see to be
= dsunion faction or Of least faction governed
and led By set Of violent disuni"nsts for the &c
of tia great object Of disunion. We
thought recently that the Breckinridge Democrats
were more numerous than the Douglas Democrats
here, but our present conviction is that they are
not half 20 numerous.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-07

N.ws FROM NEw Msxrco, &c.-Inlcpcndence.
July 3. The Sania Fe mails. with dates 10 the
18th, arrived to day, making the regular schedule
time n" rain has fallen in New Mexico this
year. and the crops are almost destroyed. There
las never been such n scarcity of provisions and
'orage in that country rs at present. Corn is
'ciing Mt almost any price asked.
Troops from Utah expected about the last Of
Jolly. Fears are entertained that when they ar
i've they will almost produce famine.
The Navaire Indinns nrc becoming insolent
and unless they arc chnsiisc'lhy the tro,rs will
eocn make af"ray uro tho settlements. But few
Indians were teen on The rad. some Of whom
wer" kiNwns. who examined the wagons closely,
l'nt "s he mail party wa we'll armed, and seven
IN number. no attack was made. The troops
fr"m fawnes Fork that went IN pursuit Of sumo
Indians had not yet returned. rumor n. Paw.
'ce Fork o. their having hceu caught. lacks CON-
tirmatinu
Mr.. Claiborne ono ri the delegate. to the Char.
lcst"n and Baltimore Conventions, Yesterday
made speech in favor of Douglas. which was
we'll received and ct times enthusiastically cheer
ID.
The weather is still. oppressively hot AMI dry.
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HOllOwav'S Pills

~ ~ EVERY known disease, pain, almcnt Of the
HR stomach. bowels liver or organs OF respiration, Is
comfortable by thus remedy which acts directly upon the ood,
the bile and all the fluids the bod, freeing them from mpu
ry aud giving tone 10 the organization by which they
pared and circulated sold at the manuiacry No 81 Maiden
Lane New York and by al druggist, al 25c &c., and 81
lv Oh
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COMMERCIAL
LYNcnBCRo M1RKETS,
EKrosTxD
A. B. FUCKER,
p r. ODU G 4 B II . X T. R,
ia MAIN STREET
COMMERCIAL.

Tte.e quotaions /, Win be unierood rspesen. vhsas
sale prices generally.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-13
DAY MORNING, JUNE l3, 1860.

with the spirit of desperation. Armed
with all the power and corrupt appliances
of the government, they will leave no
means untried, no efforts unemployed, to
pcrpe petuate their uscendancy. Although
rent aSunder with intestine feuds, antag-
onizcd North and South by rrceoncileaLic
differences of principles and bleeding from
wounds inflicted within their own house
hold-yct, there is one common bond of
union that will rally their riiscorlnnt
forces when I'LL else tliIS--thnt is "thv co.
hesive for,e Of pnblic p!under.'
Onr cause is worthy of an earnest, uni
ted effort. Our lAnguisling industry, our
homeless laborers, our bankrupt treasury,
cur national tranquility and national hon
or demand it. With early, systematic and
thorough organization, by which the truth
can be disseminated in every section of the
State, we cannot fail to triumph. Let the
efforts of our friends bc thus directed
without delay, and in whatever shape, "nd
under whatever flag, our opponents may
determine to meet us, the voice of the Key
stone State will give decisive victory to
our cause, alike i'll the State and National
struggles. a. X. MCLURE, Chairman.
Peoples State Committee Rooms, /
Philadelphia, June Z, 1860.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-13
Choice First Class Insurance
IN TIL E :


ercssu Caral 81 600 600. absolute and unimpoircd.
win A Surplus OF S5UG3ST SIS.
Aud the nresige Of IS years success and experience
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-13

FIRE ANp INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks arccutcd at consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
E,,vrjoI ot,Dtinu gigrn 10 Insurance Of DWELLINGS,
aud Contt0ts for terms Of one TO- fire years
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-13

The following passage at arms has taken
place between the Petersburg (Va.) Press
Dem and nte1tigencer, (K. NJ:
"Democracy survives!"-Press.
$50 does tile edcvil.'-Intcihgencer
"Aud as both are now fairly in the field
for the next campaign, choose yc whom
ye will serve.' "--I'FeSs.
"'Of two evils choose we the least. -
We'll take the devil. il.'-INfelligfmee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-13

We have always thought it n shame that
the Democratic and abolition parties of
Massachusetts amalgamatcd and sent
Charles Sumner to the United States Sen.
ate, but that's no reason why we should
not denounce the brutality of Senator
Chesnut'S remarks in reply to his late
speech We do not think that any gentle
man, though we have hitherto thought Mr..
Chesnut one could have been guilty of
such remarks. If the South Carolina Sen
ator was anxious to dcnommce and grossly
insult some abolition member of Congress
for an snti-slavery speech, he certainly
knew good many of them who had
made far coarser, bittercr and more teroci-
Gus ones than that of the Massachusetts,
Senator. Mr.. Chesnut spoke of Mr.. Sum
ner as a coward, and we have no sort of
doubt but that ne was perfectly sincere in
his opinion. He meant to be discreet in
the:selection of his object OF nttack. lie
didn't like the thought of being Il cracked
Chesnut.-LoUiSvHlc Journal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-13
HOwe'S Scales
C. HILDRETH & BRO,
No. 53 n1atn-street,

" hecllnSs n
A RE AGENTS FOR IIOWES IMPROVED WEIGlI-
~ ing Scales Hay and Cattle Scales. Portable Drop
Lover and Dormant Warehouse Scales from 400 t"
$500.
VIRoIXIA STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR, PETERsDuRs,
Nov. s, 1858. A first class Diploma awarded by the
Virginia State Agricultural Society. These scales
have been introduced in Virginia but two weeks, IN
and two FIRST CLASS MEDALS, and are approved and
recommended by all who have examined them Cal
''''' 'NO p p. c. HILDEETH BROS, So |nin St.
aug22'59-l&w -
|,RATVFORD,S ky. w. w. FLOUR.
I 20 bbls Il. Crawford's Ky. White Wheat Extra
amfly Flour very superior; recommended to private
am lilies. Imh:i +. e. ltLEREFh & bko'
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s1,506,SS7 ss

TOTAL LIABiLIrIES: r.--.-oo- =.
,,-Iosses E,uitAry adjusted and promptly paid e
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EFkCIAL NOTICES IF9NOIe the lDoVe I7ltes
R5-Yearly Advertising OH reasonable terms, acCor-
ding to the space occupied and the number changes
made.
Acknowledgements from transient persons strnng
Legal advertisements will be charged at tho rates
prescribed by law,
business Cards not exceedngve lines $40 per ycar,
So for six MONTHS but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
Tho privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for tho benefit of other persons as
well NIL legal advertisements and advertisements
of auction sales and real estGte Sent in by them must
be paid for at the usual rates.
acknowledgements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
clscs at full rates.
Marriages. Notices Uf Fnneruls. and announcements
of Sermons, so cents each novl1-50
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-13

Upwards of 100000
of Losses have been paid by the lEtna Insurance Co.,
in tho past IS years.
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Daily 9ntelltgtnter,
pBRDIs OF ADVERTISING.

TWELVE soLID LINES NoNPAnE11, toR ONE IScH,) OR
LESS, MAKE SQUARE.
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Wheeling January I'd. 1904 - JAM
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-10-04
Judge Douglas at Cleveland.

A Cleveland writer, speaking of the
Douglas reception at that place, says
that Judge Douglas "spokc his piece"
there, as is usual wherever he goes, en-
titled my Great Principle" He made
pitcous appeals to the Clay Wings,
and made the personal sacrifice of add
hitting that he was not the inventor
of Squattcr Sovereignty, but that the
doctrine was promulgated by the Ma
tional Wing Convention in 1852. But
this the Wings of Cleveland refused
to believe. Mr.. Douglas bitterly de-
nounced the ordinance of 1887, and
said that ",ce of Illinois " had held
slaves in violation of its provisions.
But, said he, the moment the prohibit
ton was removed, "me emancipatcd
our slaves"
The correspondent says the Judge
in used up man. physically as
well as politically. He was so hoarse
as to render speaking almost impossi-
bic. His attempts at oratory were
painful to witness, and the closest at
tention was required to distinguish
his words. 1t was pitiable sight
a candidate for the highest Office in
the land having bawled himself hoarsc
in running about the country, and, il
his own language, "dclivcring som'
five or six speeches per day"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-10-04
Garibaldi in Naples.

The arrival of the Adriatic confirms
the previous report that Garibaldi had
taken bloodlcss possession Of Naples.
He entered on the sth ult amid the
widest enthusiasm of the inhabitants.
He took possession of the fleet, arse
nal and treasury, and proclaimed Vic
tor Emanuel King of Italy. The navy
of Naples consisted of $50 steamers
and sailing vessels the regular army
numbered 10000 men, both OF which
were transferred over to Victor Eman-
ucl and will augment his forces into
formidable proportions.
Thus in sixty days has the conquest
of kingdom, with a population OF
ten millions, defended by $4,000 sol
dicrs and $50 war vessels, been effect
ed by a handful Of volunteers from
Sardinia. The original force that
landed in Sicily did not exceed 1900
men. The Island was garrisoncd by
so, 900 Ncapolitan troops. No sucl
feat is recorded in history, and hardly
in mythology. The success which ha
attended the enterprise will save i
| from the ccnsure of historical critics
For it is by success or failure tina,
men make up their decisions on tho
wisdom Of plan or programme.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-10-04
Republicans Shot in Indiana.

We have an account Of Demo
cratic outrage in Indiana, which ex-
cecds in atrocity anything which has
happened since the canvass commcnc-
ed. A Republican meeting was held
recently, at Ncwburg, small town
in Warrick County, l3 miles from
Evansville. The proceedings were
constantly interrupted, and the speak
ers frequently insulted by a band of
Democrats, led on by the Democratic
candidate for Coroner. Emboldcncd
by Republican forbcarance, they final
ly drew their revolvers and fired into
the crowd, severely wounding one of
the Evansville Wide Awakes in at
tendance, and slightly injuring sew
eral others Of the crowd. The Wide
Awakes, after the volley, rallied and
drove the cowardly ASSISTANTS from
the ground. Thus do the apologists
and defenders of Slavery, even in the
free North, attempt to assail AMI stiile
free speech. In this case their weap-
ons were unusually murderous.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-10-04
SQuatter Sovereignty.

1t is an unseemly thing to behold a
candidate for the highest Office in the
world circulating through the length
and breadth of the land, hattering the
people in person and commencing
himself to their favor but the most
sorrowful and unpropitious thing is,
that this same candidate should seek
to peddlc off his trashy and worthless
wares as fit to replace the timc-hon-
ored utensils that have come down
like heir-looms from the Revolutionary
age, and be listened to. Mr.. Douglas,
in his furor to be President, has bid
adieu to everything like dignity and
dcccncy; and yet has nothing better
to offer the nation in return for the "a
vor lie seeks at its hand, than insults
to its sovereignty and continuance for
its spoliation. We have certainly
dcgcnerated into the brazcn age when
a man like Mr. Douglas, an incendia-
ry of truly "giant" proportions, a
destroyer of the works Of men whose
worth he pretcnds to appreciate, and
the author of no one good or servicea-
bic measure, can think it worth his
while to cxpend breath and labor and
money in quest Of the highest office
in the gift Of the people. This can
only be because his estimate Of the
people is discreditable to their pcrspi-
cacity, their intelligence and their
patriotism.