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DIR. McCiIntOck's PectOraI Syrup.-five death, out
caused by diseases the lungs and the
air passages therewt which this great anlnte pull
monAry complaints surely quickly It's inven
has been medical professor four eminent colegehAs
no superior among the Faculty. Phce 81 Sold by FsBR
WrSsrlS
Dr. McCIIntOCk's Cough aud Cold Mixture.
spasmodic climate cough cold makts alarming
grrss neglected for few d-y Administer his great scientific
remedy Ia the early stages gSpple with and the
complaint fuItrt hours after the hs dose, the
Is complete Price IS cents Sold by FsHER WESTON.
ma2-dlm
BARRY,S TRICOPHEROUS is the best aud cheap
est article for dressing beauyn cleansing curling preserving
and restoring the Ladies' try It, Sold by all druggists aud
perfumers. mhlS-dtm
GENUINE SOLE LEATHER
Ef< TRUNKS MADE EXPRESSLY FOR ALEX. HILL
MAIN ST RICHMOND NA.-We have hand a y
very Sole Trunks To be had In this
try Persons In Ct very superior
Trunk will please call and examine them. HILL CO.
mh22 III Main St. Richmond, Va.
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DIRECTORS.
WIN. H. Mcfarland, John Purcell
Joseph Allen, sam'l Bayly,
Roscoe u. Heath, Jos. T. Anderson,
Thos. W. McCance, @. e. Barney,
John II Montague, Ro Ii. aaury,
David l. Burr Jas. A. Cowardn,
Lewis Ginter, Benz II. Nash,
John Jones, =. 7. Moore,
Jas, L. Apperson, John II. Claiborne,
Lewis D. Crenshaw, II. q. Wherry,
WIN. g. Paine VIM. II. Christian,
H. T. q. Bsskeryn, Wyndham Robertson,
saml J. Harrison, John O. Shaier,
VIM. H. HaIail, Peter u. Warwick,
Robt. T. Brooke, r. o. Haskus,
Geo. ID, She'll Edward Noryell
We lingOn Goddln, Geo. J. SUMNER
John De0ey. ID. :. Woodbridge.
PresLdent-WM IT, MCFARLAND.
Vice PtesideHt-SAML j. HARRISON.
PAysicdH-Dr BLAIR BURWELL
Anoraey--R0SC0E B. HEATH, Esq.
ap2T J. ADAIR PLEAsANTS, secretal
isG- Office corner Main llh Streets Richmond.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. May 3.
Haa wArKs paIDAr0 So O'cl'E sun $40, $50
ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown Skinner N Y ms and passengers,
Ludgm Watson.
schooner John Allen Crawford Bait guauO, McGrudsrS
SAILED
Steamer Pennsylvania Teal Philadelphia mds and passengers
4 T. Sites.
Bark Horace Rogers y. o. mds W n. Colqau Co.
Schooner Charles Rhuark, down the river, light
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LESTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Richmond, Va.
FHNHE subscribers having formed joint stock company
L manufacture and sale Of
SEWING MACHINES,

L manufacture and sale OF
SEWING MACHINES,
USDER LEGAL RIGHTS IRON
ELIAS HOWE JR WHEELER WILSON, GROVER & BAKER,
and l. NJ SINGER co,
Are now prepared to puLnc with this very valuable
MADE on So THERN SOIL
and solicit fair tidal Of our believing that they WILL
every respect prove BE- at least equal to those Of other
facturrIs
time avoiding their IA It's oGrr them In full confidence and
with guarantee their perfect utility and adaptation 10 every
branch Of Industry where the needle Is required They make
strong stt both sides Of the work. which viii not
pun They Handsomely gotten up and finished
In various styles, suited both for -
MANUFACTURING AND FAMILY PURPOSES,
VARYING ~ TRoN $50 70 $40
This Company also manufactures the celebrated
wOODWORIH planning MACHINES,
under the personal supervision Of Mr. John Lester repu
accomplished Maon we'll known throughout the
country.
John ii Lester James g. Kent
| Abram warwick p Horton Reach,
Horace l.. Kent. Christian Lathrop,
Edmond, Davenport Co., p G Warwick, Jr,
W G. Paine, Boiling " HaKan
J. !. Apperson, II. X. Ellyson,
D. g woodbridge, B. w. Knowles
Thos W McC4nce Thos L. ID. Walford
James Dunlop John 4 Geo Gibson
Thos r Price, Keen, Baldwin Williams
VIM Beers, Edmond Davenport,
J H. Montague, O. Gennet,
W b. Warwick, VIM A Walters,
r. K Howison, : McCruder's Sons.
w II mcfarland, L. W. GlazebroOk,
sauI Puiney, JOHN Purcell,
Geo CrtnshaE Co,
Wm. II. Haxan, II. 3 G BaskeryiT,
r. b. Starke, Corbn warwick,
VIM Palmer, Geo W Ygncry,
John Thompson Brown, Jas A. CoEariin,
Jos z. Winston, ". Il. Pl,Gssuts.
Saml j. Harrison,
B-Arents wanted In all the large cities and In the
United and Canada sell the above Machines fOr
&C. address LESTER Manu2 curing Company hm0ud Va.
Factory on Cary Street. below 18Th.
D-Plrcpa Oiice and Sales Room yil Main st. ap3O-u
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Union FAIR.

TINHE State Agricultural aud the Central Agricultural Soc~es
E hold their Fair the present upon the grounts 81
the Central Society commencing MONDAY the 22d OOctOber
aud continuing sN days.
JOHN r. EDMUND5,
President Virginia State Agricultural Society.
JAMES LYONS,
sp3O-t President Va Central A, agricultural society
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O. CRAM,
No. ,, Exchange Block,

No. ,, Exchange Block,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
Importer and Dealer in Foreign Wines, Liquors Cigars,
II AS In store now
51ha pipes brandy Of the best brands yntages 1872 10
1865
l5qt eight casks Brandy yutages l;9s soe s9e and
lS4~
900 Gases C!aret. Including cheap table Wines and the
finest ChAtesu Lafite aud MarguaN Wines, also, %
cases Hsu Slut,rne
100 Hook and Mosele Wines plain and sparkling Of
the best biards
baskets aud boxes Of Champ tgne ~ the very first
quality made and full supply o. Madelras Port and
Sherri-s and al other imported Liquors. NAL
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, CHAND yIRCINIA DISCOyEKY,-some four

4 GRAND VIRGINIA DiSCOVERY.-some four
IA months since, excellent ownsman NAPHTAL ELEK In
formed hat he had prepared hair with which he
experimenting upon his head whose top entirely bald
We him Since and the place bald four months
Since crop hair has sprung with vigorous growth 10
convinced Ia the efficacy Of his discovery that he
has named "THE INPALIIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RES10RER'
Mr. about going extensive manufacture Of article
whchs destined TO prove Of anxious Interest 10 bald pAod
triends.-FrOH Richmond Enquirer Dec l2h, 1859.
This famous article be hal Of the principal Drugst
Those persons who desire head ofha have only tie
resorer according printed directions the bottle Tote
any doubts Its efficacy have them removed In short
time, BY using the VIRGINIA HAIR REST0RER INYALLBLE
proving that II all that q Is claimed 10 be.
Wholesale depot for ordsrs, co Main st. z. EERIEL-
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mood ROTLDIN

By the Governor.
GBoKGK W. MrSFofD, Secy Of the Commonwealth.
apq-dkctde
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WATKINS \ FICKLEN'S
SECnNn nBRNgNE or SILKS

NIIhINN = FIIhLENO
SECOND OPENING OF SILKS,
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, THE ARA INST.
shall prepared exhibit USyALED u siLKs
the choicest styles and sstCuislif prices.
9-Uu thursday morning. the 9Th. will exhibit Splen
dd stock o. French Lace Damae Phr ano Real Lace S ard
Brge Nantes and shaw Of which very elegant AID
entirely Ia style.
s Our beautiful TRAVELLING SUITS for ladies', embracing
beautiful variety will BE- exhibited at the time. Our asso
elegance which crts-ment give
ides viii the examination Of all ;asse Of Dry Goods
By polite attention. the best goods al the lowest prices
liberal terms strive u deserve the patronage o. all
app WATKINS flCKLEN.
49, SPECaAs. NOTICED cents TO
80 A. 81 will buy u Grsham's small stencils, for
marking clothing with INDkAnLS ISk. Cal and examine spec
ens you live In the country seai toy sample encong
stamp Also, every variety ofRrAnds made l. order
A. T. GRAHAM. Brand Gutter,
2l-u l9th st. under Tobacco fnehhnRe.
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BRYAN,s TAsrELESs vERmIFUGE.

jolly times at house all the children we'll
Thought that would kin 'en, thought for spell
Didn't think Afterwards when I up and tried
BEYASs TA.TEIKs VERNiFCGE twas the that died
Sold bottles Price Is cents. fisHsR WINSTON N
mag
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lnHILDnENs, PATENT LEATHER
i. PTTFIELD GEORGE,

IN " Blair Co.'S Buildings, Of 18th and Cary Street,
sale L,Oce, AugosturA Tonqua Beans Olive OIL aot
Arabic which he oilers city and country TObGeeonsi
AZ very law AMI
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DAwAsOLs! PAnAsoLs!,

DAxASOLS! PARASOLS!l
J. Great bargains In Paiasols
The cheapest P4ras1Is n 10
PaTa.o Al u ~ wJi IA $3.50
Lace trimmed ParasGls, great bargains
Ladies 81 K and cambria Umbrellas
Misses School Umbrellas
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
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MARRIAGE-DIvORCE.

To The Hon. ROBERT DALE OWEN, Of Indiana:
My DEAR SIR: had not expected to provoke
your letter this day published; but the subject is
one of the highest and widest importance, and am
very willing to aid in its further calculation.
j do not think the issues Of fact raised by you
need long detain us. The country knows that you
have for the last thirty years and more been lead
irg member of the generally dominant party in In
diana-almost the only member who could with
propriety be termed a political philosopher. As
such, you have naturally exerted very great in
Huence over the legislation and internal policy of
that State. Often member Of her Legislature as
well as of Congress, and one of the re7isers of her
laws, you admit that the Law of Marriage and
Divorce came at one time directly and distinctly
under review before you, and that you engafted
thereon q provision adding another-(h abitual
drunkenness ito the preexsting grounds on which
divorce might legally be granted As to "lax prin-
'ciples need not say more than that 1 cite your
letter COW before me as sample and Illustration.
But let me brush away one cobweb of your brain.
You picture the case of pure and gentle woman
exposed to the brutalilies aud crueties Of beasy
sot Of husband. For such cases, our laws grant
separation from bed ard board-not disruption
of the marriage tie with liberty to marry again.
think this is just right would not let loose such
wretch as you have depicted to deude and torture
another "pure and yirtuOus girl" Let one victim
suffice him.
Your reference to the blameless Christian wife"
and to what is more pleasing in the sight Of God"
impels me TO say that / must consider Jesus Of
Nazareth better authority as to what is Christian
and what peases GOd than you are. His testi-
mcDy on this point is express and unequivOcal
Matt. xix, 9) that marriage can be rightfully
dissolved because Of adultery alone. You well
know that was not the law either of Jews or Ro-
mans in His day, so that lie cannot have been mis-
led by custom or tradition, even were it possible
for Him to have been mistaken. believe lie was
wholly right.
For what is Marriagei l mind the Apostolic
iDiunction-" Hold fast the form of sound words"
DIR. Wobster's great Dictionary says;
"NApmler; The act Of uniting aud woman for lei
wedoek the egAl union Of aud woman for iVs Mar
yage Is contract both civil and religious, by which the paroles
engage to together In mutual affection aud fidelity m death
shGH sspay0fe nsm"
SO Worcester:
"MAnarAE. The &C, Of manylns, uniting a man and
woIns- Jot iJra husband and VILE" 40, &c
Il surely need not quote to you the language of
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IRGIsLATURR.

SENATE, March 5-Mr. Murphy reported bill to
create the office Of Commissioner OF Lunacy and In
spector of Aims Houses, County Lunatic Asylums,
.Ia;Is sc throughout the State Mr.. Hammond in
trodueed bill to facilitate the enforcement. Of the
Excise law. Mr.. Ramsey, one requiring County
Treasnrers bonds TO be fled in County Clerks Offices.
On motion Of Mr.. Montgomery, information was
called for as to the expense Of publishing the State
Canvass from 1855 to the present time. The Brook
Iyn Water bill was ordered to third reading, as also
the bill empowering members Of Charitable Societies
to vote by proxy. Adjourned.
AssyxBLY, March "a bill authorizing the forma'
ton Of gas and water companies was reported upon
fayorably MIR. A. A. Myers noticed bill for the in
corporation Of the New York and Brooklyn Cab Com
pany. Mr.. Jaques introduced bill to incorporate the
Nc%-YsIk Passenger and Package Line. Mr.. kelsey,
10 authorize railroad from Lexington avenue TO Park
Tow Mr. Fisher, to authorize horse railroad in GER
tain sI eets and avenues in Brooklyn. Mr. Caico TO
authorize the building Of Court lIoufe in Kings
County Mr. Dwight, in relation 10 libel. Mr. A.
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The Speech of ABRAHAM LINCOLN of Illinois, at
tie Cooper Institute in this City, 10 exposition and ad-
vocacy of the principles and aims of the Republican
party, and in exposition of the faacies CLOSED with
the title of Popular Sovereignty" has just been
issued in pamphlet form on large type at this Office, to-
eether with Senator DooLITrLEs late Speech in the
Senate in defence of the Republicans of Wisconsin
from the reproach of Notification. The two speeches
are afforded by the thousand and over at one cent per
COPY. but for smaller numbers a higher charge is
made. Mr. Lineon's is probably the most systematic
and complete defense yet made Of the Republican
position with regard TO Slavery. We believe no
speech has yet been made better calculated to win in
teiqent minds to our standard. Win the friends of
the Cause every where aid us to circulate it
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LATER FROM HAYTI-By the arrival at Phia-
depbit Of the brig War Eagle from Portau-Prnce,
we have received Hayt papers to the 18th inst The
subscriptions in aid Of John Browns widow are rap
idly increasing. The Freemasons of Hayti are enter
ing with spirit into the work.
handsome pnblic fountain, built by the Republican
Government, has been opened in the most popuous
quarter OF the capital. Other fountains will be built
aud old ones repaired in Port auPrnce, Gonaves, and
other towns. The populations Of the different towns
Assist pecuniarily IN these valuable improvements.
The churches throughout Hayt are also in the hands
Of workmen busly engaged in repairing and improving
them. The splendid unfinished church at Gonaives
will be completed Ii ID expected that about million
of dollars will DO expendedin these ecclesiastical i'm
provements half Of the expense to be borne by the
Goyenment and the rect by the people OF the various
localities.
A line Of steamers has been established between
PoIt-au-Prnee and Liverpool. The first steamer OF
the line was expected at Portau Prince about tho 10Th
OF February.
The emigrants who recently left New-Oreans Tor
Hayi had arvtd at ST. Marc, in the Department OF
the Artbone.
rous parts of the country.
The country appears quiet and prosperous.
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RHODE ISLAND.

The Annual Election in this State takes place on
Wednesday, the 4th Of April and II our adVersaries
had been willing TO meet us squarely on the 8reaI
Issue Of the day, we should not have deemed IL
necessary to address one word to the Republican
electors.
But the partisans of Slavery Extension have not
dared to pursue manly course. They have nomi-
mated for Governor rich young calco-printer Of
no particular politics, who is commended to one
class of voters as a conservative Republican, while
he has the regular Democratic nomination, and his
entire vote will be claimed, after the election, as
Democratic. He has very great family and proper
ty influence, and viii doubtless receive many votes
which would be refused to an ayowed partisan Of
Buchanan or Douglas. If Mr.. Sprogue can secure
all the Fillmore vote of sc by reason of his ante
cedents, moderate slice of the Republican yotefrom
bis influence as the o.textensive employer and man.
ufacturer in the State and the Democratic vote from
cheer eagerness to beat the Republicans anyhow,
he may even be elected. And, though such election
would not disprove the fact that the Republicans
are majority in the State, it would be an awkward,
di.haartening rasnlt which would require deal Of
explanation and throw wet blanket over the risng
spirits of the Republicans throughout the country
Republicans of Rhode Island you must not be
beaten The Country cannot afford SO untoward
an event at the opening of the canvass of 1860. Be
entreated, then to hush your little chickering's, to
forget your personal grievances, your petty aena-
tons, and bring out every vote for the whole Repub
lcan ticket, but especially for SETH PADELFORD,
your candidate for Governor 1t may seem very
small matter that A. rather than d. should
be your Governor, but il is not a small
matter that the Republican line shall not be
broken as the trunpets are sounding the charge
which is to drive the Slavery Extensionists from
power at Washington. We implore you to spare
no effort, to grudge no sacrifice, that may tend to
insure a signal and overwhelming Republican tri-
umph at your pending Election
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nancy and use of Actual Settlers thereon. Mr..
Grow, though yet young man, has bouorably con-
mended himself to the gratitude Of his countrymen
and the blessings of posterity by his early ardent
persistent, efficient championship Of the Free
Homestead policy, aud this speech will add to his
well earned popularity with the philanthropic, the
thoughtful, and the poor. We trust it may be dis
seminated as widely as possible. Fifty thousand
copies of il were subscribed for in the House, i'm
medately on its delivery though many of the Men,
bers were then listening to Gov Seward in the Son.
ate, and we presume Quarter OF a Million Will In
time be sent out from Washington City. We shall
print Two Hundred and Eighty-odd Thousand
copies of it this week in TIE TRIBUNE, and have
pamphlet copy for sale forthwith. We do not be-
lieye more effective document can DO circulated
by Republicans.
For the silly lie that ours is "negro
partyn--that sit has no idea but niger
pigeerr that it cares nothing or thinks nothing
of the interests and welfare of White Men
and all that poor, miserable trash-may thus be
refuted when selfIespect will not permit US to
plead to it directly Men Of sense know that ress-
lance to the Extension of Slavery is based on de-
sire TO preserve the Territories to be settled and
cultivated by Free WHIT instead of having them
monopozed, as Alabama and Mississippi, Missouri
and Arkansas, Florida and Texas originally were,
by the owners of human chattels. That the Repub-
lican policy is preferable for Black Men as well as
White we rejoicpgly believe; but it was in the in
terest and for the benefit of Whites that Thomas
Jefferson first proposed, and Madison sanctioned,
and Washington officially approved, the exclusion
of Slavery from the Federal Territories AS twas
theD 90 it is now; and when Congress comes to act
on the iubject of the Tariff, we shall again see
which party acts in the interest and for the beneht
of the Free Laboring Masses. Meantime, let us
ask the People everywhere to read Mr. Grows ar
gument for Free Homes and watch the action OF
Congress on that vitaly important subject
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Mr. Sherman yesterday attempted once more to
bring the House to decisive action on his bill to
strengthen the crOokedness and retrench the exor-
bitancy of Congressional Mileage but was met and
temporarily bafled by tho same lodging, shutting
policy which prevented his bringing the House to
decisive vote on the subject last week. We regret
to observe SO good Republican as Mr. +. b.
Washburne of Illinois persistently conspicuous in
these discreditable maneuyers. If those who want
to continue the present abominable mileage system
which has not six score upholders in the country
outaide of CoDgress-wOuld just unite in demand
ing and ordering the Main Question and then vote
square against the bill, we should respectthem much
more than we nOw can. But the naked truth is
that they well know that this bill cannot be beaten
in that way-can only be beaten by lodges; and
hence they resort TO them. We trust they cannot
prevail
The following is the vote in the House last
Tuesday on the motion of Mr.. REAGAN of Texas,
that the bill be referred to the Committee of the
Whole on the State of the UniOn-that is, smoth-
cred:
YFAs-Mes.r. Green ADAM, Adrsin, Mdhch, Allen, Thos
re Bouigny Brsyton Briggs Burllnge Battlefield John
b. Clara John CochIane, Cokng Cooper Cox, James Crag
John O. Davis Edwards Engish Farnsgoith Florence Eos
ter Hale Hamilton, Hawkius Hndnan Howard, Francis w.
Kellogg VIM Kollogg kgoIe, Lsnaru8, Dewitt g Leach,
Logon Love, Loyejoy, Marion Charles d. Martin, Mcqueen,
MeRse Miles, IsGsc Morris More Nielsen, Nibaet Eoe
ehIlstepheI Religion, James Rs9nson RSyce scwSrzt
l9r Thicker, TIimbls UhdsIgood, ysand3 ha Ehhu B..
Wsshbume, Wells, Whitley, Wilson, and Nindom-IL
NAYSMessis. Charles p. Adams, Alley, Avery Baksdsle,
Bingb1m Blair Blake Brabton, Branch, Brstow Bnnton,
Burnett BurDhsm, Campbe Carey, Carter, Case, Clopton,
Cobb Colx Coyode, EuIon Crsge Crawford Curry Curtis
H. Winter Davis De Janette, Due, Dunn, Edserton, I'd
Inupdson, Eliot Ely Etbehdge Fenton, Ferry FTonch, Gar.
tTe GmeI, Gooch Grow, 0uiley, Hail. Hardeman, j. Nor.
rison Harris John r. Harris Hilton, Helmek, Hickman,
Hoard Holman Houston, Hutchns Irvine, Jackson Jenkins
Jones' Junkr kiingeT James NJ Leach Leake Lee, Long
neckeF, LOOMS Mscsy, Ebert s. Martini Maynard McKean
Mcknight, MeIherson Mison, sydenlam Moore Moorhead,
Morrill, Edward Joy Morris Nixon, Olin Pe.li Porter Pot
tie, Pugh, Rice, ggs, Ruin Sherman sicLes, sPaaldng,
Spinner Stanton Stevenson William Ste waTt Stoies ton
Thayer Thomas, Tompkins, Vance, NHndeysr Van WICK
Verree Wadron, Walton Cadwas1er G. Wsshburn Iiraol
Washburn Webster, Wood, Woodrra, and Wrlsnt-lO8
THAT vote insures the success of the measure
in the Hou,e, whenever direct vote can be had on
its passage. Aud that vote viii be had, for JOHN
SHERMAN has charge Of the blu
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On Friday morning published column letterfom
Of correspondents The coast of Africa fo o. important
The TRbusR published precisely the letter rerbdtp
following all our italic marks, &C.. and coohy heads From
Correspondent" N. y. Times.
Tie letter which we published on Saturday we re-
ceiyed by the mail from the coast OF Africa on the
Thursday previous in the handwriting of gentleman
from whom we had reason to expect correspondence
from that quarter. We published received it
and if The ~ Y. Times also got the same letter from
the same author, why all we can say is that it had
something ore interesting than the general of its
correspondence.
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Mr.. COyode of Pennsylvania yesterday carried
through the House resolution ordering Tin eaect)
a general inquiry into the manner in which the
present Federal Administration has fulfilled its
trust as guardian of the public Liberties, of the
purity of legislative proceedings, and of Executive
fidelity. We shall be disappointed if this inquiry
does not result in some startling developments,
The desperation with which the body-guard of the
President fought the investigation, while pretending
not to fear it, indicates consciousness that the
secrets of that prison-hOuse are indeed appalling
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