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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31
10 REtARES OF Mr. WYNUHAN ROBERTSON, OF
W EfCUrOND CITY.


RICH OND CITY.
Or a, 'H trUP'i8g certain property u debtors from
sr.-.... i..Ha ,1.Le- consideration,
Mr Robertson said. Intending 20 make no elaborate
speech on e subject, he could not allow bill 70 pass
continuing principles false and yiciou, this, without
expressing bis strong and total dissent. It's profess
object was protect le poor man against the cOmpu-
r~v ayutut of ai, honest debts l. claimed 10 be for
le benefit OF the poor man. He denied }, would have
suv such eftct On tine contrary, it would prove most
urtiui..al and injurious 90 him. The man, not com
PEELED by BIS own necessities who would now seize on
one mere no cams OF livelihood left 20 che poor mau-his
cow OF of to0,s-t1 collect his debJ-would, If this bin
pissed only rtae tie COW or the tools m advance
Tor whatsoever of greater necessity, the poor man might
need Oh hiutde u good circumstances might else
lend what might bee wanted and give time 20 his needy
ueirl0or who might tbus ultimately save his little pro-
perry aloE tIar But this l. DESTROYS the poor IN u
credit ds-.cs Linn from using that resource; and thus
OlF adds Disadvantages 20 ms poverty, and aggra-
ys,s the weight OF It, s. better TO leave this subject
the natural Kindness Of people. That s-ely fails TO ex-
,.aJ the e1ed indulgence On proper cses, an where
f. does YOUR law would be found wholly inele;eal 10
secure e.
Tie bin would cot only be preiudicnl instead Of an
ement 70 those blessed TO protectia their proper
y scaiast haby ol their debts, bat fer worse in
moral poui o. vew-nor did be for moment believe
vas demanded ly those for whose benefit 10 was claimed
be introduced lie pr0isssG u be not unfamiliar with
tie , ect OF the people 10 most concerned Ccumstan-
CJNu1Nu 90 members on the LOOr from the southwest
had placed him for many years in direct contact with
large numbers OF the particular class OF citizens con-
t-upa-ei by tie b.i. He knew them, he believed, as
well as ,he gentleman from Marion, mir Raymond or
otler who undertook particularly 10 speak for
them. lie utterly denied for them that they wanted any
such measure. he believed it there was feeling or
principle universal through Virgins, and 10. less strong
the poorest than in the richest il is that of tie obi
CATION and the desire, 20 par honest debt This bill
de0auchcd that sentiment and vas in his opinion,
for the integrity Of the poor Il offered TO
protect h, property 40 the expense Of his character
He did not believe the poor wanted, or would accept
such ue4-lre-auy, az least, who would best deserve
protection. A, any rate satisfied himself that il would
be- alike prtgdcai 20 their interests and cOrrupng 10
their morals he wholly opposed to it, aud desired
tls opportunity Of recording his dissent the Journal
lie demanded @ ayes and noes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO,OOO!
ANNUAL INCOME, $2,250, 000l
Daily Revenue S7,5OO.OO.

INVESTED IN TiE UNITED STATS, OVER fs0O,0O0l
Al Directors Personally Responsible for The Engagements Of
the Company.
ySTE respectfully ask attention 10 the security Of the Liverpool
W and London Insurance Company to It's policy holders In Us
large cash capital and investments, as stated above.
large capital and income Of the Company enable 10 take
convenient 70 parties requiring large amounts ofnurance
Ia addition the ordinary mode Of Insurance. this Companys
sPERAANESTPOLICIESon the payment Of TEN AHSJ-
Al PREMIUMS Property f. thenceorth, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy be cancelled time, and the
MUM will be returned less per cent.
This Company will make Insurance by loss Of Rents by Fire.
and most liberal principle.
Policies Of this Company all claims paid upon pre-
sentaon Of satisfactory proof Of loss without abatement or ded
,iOn Interest usual after preenta
Ion Of proof WORKMAN 4 WYATT Agents.
mi8t 100 Main street, few doors shove Postofce.
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]. ADATR PLEAsAgrs a..


from lts 4ltA lOFIeT, July
ANoSG desirable articles, may as florence, a.
useful glue, Of use and Of general yer,a
to the repair Of furniture, erockery sheEork and o
able and ornamental purposes The prime qualtle, d,
are Immediate readiness for at ali times and rej,l
hodfAst And this the article which ST. c. spadnr
so fortunate to Introduce Ia convenient bottle, .,b
brush spalanss Prepared Glue requires no day.
sOfteningln water heating for use and no eIiou,
cure It's Junction and coheson-beng held in solution cb,
and capable Of being applied instantly. and to eyery
work and requirement. spadlngs Glue thus proves VI
true Household Friend, ana will be welcomed heartily IN an
of the country We have given trial. and have t,, =
quick hunger 10 taking hold, and firm death IN ho
mh25-dc6ElE
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~TUE NINTH LECTURE b,
TO The PHYSICIANS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES.
WOlfe's Genuine COgnac Brandy,
WOife's Genuine Port Wine,
WOife's Genuine Madeira Wine,
WOIfe's Genuine Sherry Wine

supplying the trade with pure Cognac Brandy in Bot
ties both for medical and private The immense that
has crowned Efforts TO place Gin within the reach OF all
under the OF Aromatic shed,m senapps and TO drive out
Of the market the pernous compounds sold Gin throughout
the country led many leading druggists apohecaes and medical
for years pSs solicit pursue the
in regard to article Of Brandy should have complied with
these requests from all quarters long but deferred from
by the fact that owing the eXorbant prices OF Brandy In France
upon the shornss Of the grape crop for years.
there chance Of being able import the choicest Bran
dy bottle and sell at moderate prices. Fortunately for me-
the grape crop for the last previous year land the prospect
FOR @ abundant and prices OF Brandy have fallen to the
the standard OF years ago. The duty Brandy also
seventy per lower and have made With
four Brandy exporters France highest repute and
ulay receiving congnmen Of the best Cognac Brandy which
bottng and selling wolfes Genuine Cognac Brandy.
guarantee with abe and certificates the brandy bot
tied the pure unauthorized article and will be found
when used medicine, beverage cordial heslh and
nygoraIng has been matter II universal complaint that
bottle Of unmXed French Brandy difficult obtain
purchaser ten deceived with vile
ufaeured imitation. or all descriptions OF ardent spirits Brandy
high price, and sellers
have turned their attention and millions OF gallons Of the
called French Brandy have been scattered annually through the
land and have been the primary MURDERS suicides cruel
ties and crimes and have thousands early grave self
deroyers from delrum tremens, msnaapou and horror
unknown until unpncPd began to make madden
ing compounds and sci! 1t as the pure French Brandy.
The virtues Of pure French Brandy told by
They known throughout the world medicine mild
IL, the French nation POLITICALLY call It, Eau de la
vie the OF life But this applies to only pure and
unadraed Manufactured with ingredients that
good initiation It becomes death drink
thousands OF To remedy fearful evil have
menced importing Brandy, bottIns IT, and seliingIta
"wOLPE's GENUINE COGNAC BRANDY
daily receiving orders from druggists and apohecsres
parts OF the Union, to sell II for medical purposes.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
No. % BEAVER sTREEr, NEW York.
~ Agents In Richmond
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IIEANEN
And they warranted not 10 stick run 10 any climate
moneyfefundcd He has sold them under general E.raD
for 10 and had comphed Of C
and try them LOUIS J. Ens.UrY
rnh0q a.
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~ 70 relieve suffering has been the object OF the hu
Phanthropic in all before the practice medicine
science the sick publicly exposed In the open air.
ry passer.by named the remedy lie considered most ,
the complaint We possess at the present day. hrouk The
cy OF the presi reliable mode Of ewing lnfor,
suffering fellow Those afflicted will srr,fsi
taneous and eruptye diseases will find in the column, n
newspaper and periodical published certificates and ,e,o
from those who have been speedily cre OF these dreadful ga
panta by the purifying and po~erfay regeneralve
Sands sarsararila. mt2S-d.t,,
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- CnnnEepnNnENrs.

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s tsrcs 81 bon sites Of As paper OH no; SsPaosA-
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81 @ 1 clss % frtef from C5tulrv Notices eSceet
81 f'i1ss are ctIrys.f f3~ Es ufrerttssrnen;s
Sc FtoIasot .nfsrtrt 70 rsf rejected communication
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DIED,
WARD WMs1

In Henrico on Thursday 99th Inst, BETTE sPoTswooD
daughter John g. MosBy J, aged years. months and 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31
J. q. BRIGGS


IFVPIIFV0I VI 1le DI ll1I Cut IlOl5ei NrE l0fkH
There Is nothing equal In the way Of Plaster 10 the P,rss
Plaster Of Mr. ALLcoCR Everything pleasant about then
They the Plaster OF the day and ct type our pre -
ysncement in science and In Asthma Cough Kday A.
ons and local deepseated pains, they afford permanent r
aud for backs pains In the side Stitches %
generally, they unsurpassed for the benefits they nps
Physicians should examine this article, which Is unyer.py AZ,
proved where tnown Price 25 each Principal ODE. %,
Canal Street. New York sod by all respectable deael
clnes uhI-dt,i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31

~ the PubliC.-ATf
COCKS Porous PLAsTERs.- TgsTIMoEIAL-a AIrcorv
CO., No. 99I Canal ST., New York. 2G.h Nov lsjg-Gepu
lately suffered severely from weakness In uy back oee,
by suddenly oyer-eNering myself Having heard your g
much ended for Of th kind procured one
result all that could desire. single Plaster cured
week Yours respectfully
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31
So. IA ssmpIs, Esa.

This gentleman lefi city, Yesterday, for New Or
leans where be intends making his home in the future
For number OF wears past Mr. ; has been connected
.orllv with tbc Virginia press, lior the last two
year. vh thc 'Frgiaau ofthi, cty,) aud we truly
sv lIt no one L4s ever fully commanded the re-
uec- and esteem oa parties than he has done through
our h. ert.re editorial career He is noble specimen
Of the Virginia gentleman all viii agree with US who
have ever had the pleasure of his acquaintance aud il
with many regrets that part With him a citizen and
editor OF the Ud Dominion We doubt not he will soon
draw around hm "A host of friends in his home and
viii Doe with pride and pleasure for learn of his
success iD whatever vocation OF life be may enter
upon gncb5rg Republican.
The foregoing tribute from political adversary, at
tests the worth while il illustrates the popularity of the
gentleman 20 whom it relates, Among our numerous
friends of the press there is whom we more cor
daily esteem or Tor whose welfare we entertain heart
Ter wish We sincerely regret for ourselves, his with
d-lva from tae yrginl fraternity but, on his own ac-
count have no reason 20 be dissatisfied With his transfer
20 o. Geld where bis superior abilities viii find a wider
scope aud 20 community where generous spirits and
cdivalrc natures vii soon replace the friendships and
s7cia-ious he leaves 10 the Old mother State Mr.. S
goes TO assume connection with the New Orleans Cres
cent We congratulate that journal on the accession 20
i,s editorial staE OF 80 talented aud accomplished gea
fIersu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31
DIR. nIcCIintock,s PeetornI S,rup.-Nnn,ns

Sold bottles Price IS cents PIsBER 4 wrssroy ar. n.
Agents "a.
DIR. Nee intock's PectoraI Syrup.-Ho name stan I.
higher In the medical profession Than that Jas. Mcnioek
and this grea: vegetable remedy for consumption
chs hosrsen and all disease that act respiration
suit CT tw mtg OF practical experiment
Price VI. Sold by USHER WiSsTOS, Agents mas
DIR. McClIntock's Cole aud Cough Mixture
the established and stand rd remedy cough cold ialcrL
hoarseness and all rltsons OF the Vie
throat palate and nose, endorsed by phyean and all vho
have used T. As preparation that has IN the fed Ps
Is cents. Sole by Fisher 3 WINSTON. mas-dim
From RsF IN. Rcsser, Eiif0r Christian Adreert 4
sENPLEs lSnLfBLE BAgfSG POWDER persons foLc Of h.
sweet and wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter and
cakes, base this Powder confidence Tie mAss
are perfectly harmless and pleasant than soda saa
SC. No fear OF The make the ubei
sweetest bread 10 the shortest possible time time labor and
expense and never dsapponis, the accompanying simple
reetons are observed Besdes Is Virginia ani
no Invention OF lanSeedom. John GaTk manufacture
and sole proprietor Richmond Va We hir and
IT, rs the best tried and mind he
directions
For sale throughout the State by Druggists and Grocer, gene
rally. mis-
GUANO-So Peruvian GuaEo. Baltimore Inspection land.
" Ing from schr Wm Frazier, for sale by
mh2I v H. SKINNER co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31

fINHE REASON WHE.-The reasons why IOsSIyry,.
Il STEAM CANDIES are better than any other you can "a 49,
That they made by worAmen Of experience Who hav. |
regular apprenticeship 10 the business and By dirty ns
and pcke Of the trade Of whom work six oDtl
helpers, then call themselves Eorkmen they are MAJ 90
very best refined Sugar; they are better made
MORE UNIFORM
WINTER,
GLossIER
HARDER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31

CUM ARABIC.-sOOOlb, Prims Gum Arabic, just reesv.
" ID, and for sale By R6BINs1N RoRERTs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31
BRYAN, TAsrELEss yERMIPUCE

Tasteess a. the honeyed dew,
Painless In ~ action too
Harmless a. the roses breath,
But 10 worms immediate death
BRYAs's NsRNUUGE Of course
Is the mothers grand resource
ldln bottles. Price Is cents. FSBER WSsroy are IA.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31

GUANO.-So. Peruvian Guano Baltimore Inspection Ian
" Ing from schr Wm- Frazier, for sale by
mh2T ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31

900 BUSHELS DAMAGED BLACK PEAS, 10
-OO bags cheap feed for stock and will be sold very
mh8i-iw H. pIFAsANrs fb,b a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-31

~ Agents In Richmond,
mh2f-dlfIm FISHER 4 WINSTON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
"A High old Duel.

IT appears that acoapls Of gentleman
ia Sonoma, taking pitefn from Broderick
and Terry. concluded 10 settle their differ
eoce, and heal their wounded honor, b
trying to wipe out each others lights Will
pistols. The following account Of the at
fair Is taken from the San Francisco Bal
ietia:
The parties went 10 the ground selected
Just beyond Cannon Hill, IN the neigIibor
hood Of Sonora. After tossing for tbs
ground, the weapons Irregular duelllng pis
tos) Wero loaded with blank catiiages.--
The parties weye then placed in position
and Tie hair-triggec set. Esterbrook held
is pistol pointed upwards, and while re-
ceiving Instructions from his seconds il un-
expeetedly went off. This seemed 10 deep
II mortlfY Esterbrook, but he stoutly insis-
ted that the discharge was accidental -
This placed the seconds ii an ombarrass.
ing qredicament, as they hsd no more
prepared ammunition on the ground. Is
terbrook, however, was not aware of this
flct, and the seconds retired little, pre-
tended 10 re load the pistols, but really
only changed pistols, giving Eslerbrook
the one previously held BY knight. BE.
fore again taking position, Eslvrbrook WIS
invited 10 take some brady, which had
been docloged with croton oil. He drank
a good horn, without appearing 70 detect
the f9reiga substance, showing that bis
mind WAS 90 much absorbed tonoiice any
-,e4s~sa an li@ sense of tas4e. The pattIes
were now again placed il position, tie
worl given. aud kuight fell, ofcourse with
out dissharging his pistol. Eserbrook
leaps into the air and seemed highly
pleased at the success Of bis fire. Knight
effected TO be morlally wounded and mau-
aged ii giye Himself very bloody AZ
pearance ~ using sponge, which he had
previously soaked In red ink, and conceal
Cd beneath his vest. Esterbrook imme-
diately lefl he ground, and was fol owed
by the crowd, who we're finally let int
the secret, and cried: Hang himl hang
him. Tie last seen Of him he was going
through The streets Of Sonora, swearing b
would fight any Of Knights friends whl
dared 10 take Up his cause.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
ssantilr,ental sso.s,tl ildrele.

Thackeray IS not only a polite literary
arti.t, but deep and acute Observer
This il egiused ;qhis Yirginians quite :
remarkably as ii lis other works. For
Example, how striking Is this observation,
Which we take from the Virginans:-
"There i no greater enor than to ssppose
that weak and bad men are strangers TO
good feeling, or deficient in sensbility,
Only, the good feeling does NOT last
nay, the tears are kind of deuauch Of
sentiment, as old libertines are said to
tind chat The tears and grief Of their VIC
Tins add zest to their pleasure. This
is profoundly true, and it accounts perfect
Is for the tender expressions we some
times heres prospecting the most Infamous
scoundrels. It's such transient and Nor.
bid expressions of feeling in a rufiian
which often induces people who witness
them to think and to saw that there 10
after all 4 good heart at The bottom Of bis
ten thousand vices. Nay, it is titful and
sckly manifestations that frequently cause
4 cut-throat to pass fer i better man at
heart than hissshonest victim. Never was
was there a silier or more fatal mistake I
Though dangerous always, It might per-
haps be excusable in boarding-school
misses; but grown up men and women
should blush to sanction it. The world
i altogether too full CT false sentiment al
any rate, without augmenting the cor
rupling volume by q mistaken sympathy
with williams who smile, and monsters
that weep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
Meeting Of ministerial A-ssooia-
ton.
The Platteville District Ministerial Asso.
citation will meet at Hazel Green, at the
N. +. Church, Tuesday, Feb. 2lst,
1850, at o'clock, p. NJ.

PROGRAMME.
Tuesday evening-Preaching BY Rev. j. G. Aspinwall.
Wed . The relation Of tho Christian expe-
rience, and call to the ministry u tho preachers
present.
ESSAYS.
W Wilcox-The object Of circumcision
G. E. Hackney-Prepertyc onsecrateI to Christ.
w Summersides-Aortl character OF Baas.s..s
+. Buck--God in z .ophecy.
J. l. ENTHUSIASTICALLY the mere, ofGod With ever
lasting punishment
R. r wood-Fersonaity, Deity, and operations Of the
Holy Ghost.
E. G JonesBest mode Of conducting prottaetod meet
rags
E. Tasker- Bible doctrine Of human deprasity
]. c Asr:awfdl-True Eloquence.
N. Mayne~-Iivinity OF Christ
G. Cook-Causes Of the instability Of christians.
W. Mulen--Best mode Of organizing and conducting
sabbath schools.
". Observation-Disclosures for educated ministry.
T. s. Bunce Home Missions.
r. Burge-Possibisity OF fnal apastacy.
Local and other travelling Preachers who can are re-
Quested to attend and present an essay sketch
subjects oil their own selection.
J, G. ASTTyWALT, sec'y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
Summons Driesbach.

Circuit Court Of Grant County, Aug. Sd, 1859.
vs County Of Grant.
Herr Driestach, dcft)
IN the name OF the state Of Wisconsin to said defend
ants:
VT0U are hereby summoned and required to answer
The complaint Of the plaintiff in this action copy
al which is on tile Ia the flee Of the Clerf of Circuit
Court Of said County and 10 copy of yeur an
tie village Of Lancaster within twenty DAYS after the
service OF this summons you exclusive Of day Of
vice. and it you fail to the said complaint with
in tho time specified the plaintiff IN this action III take
Judgment against you for the Of ye hundred dol
Iars besides the costs of this action. y. e. MILLS
Dated August Seth, 1859. Plaintiffs Attorney.
34-6w Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
T.annSster Mails.

EAarrRv--Leaves Lancaster, Tuesdays ana SATURDAY
for aiatteve and GaieRa; returns WednehlAy 8 noo
aud saturday evening" Leaves Tor sinef-i Iol' Z"
New California and 1iin, Wednesdays ana Satuieass
1t noon.
wnsyrnS -I.sayss Lancaster, Monday and Friday
,ornng. for Tafton and Prairie du Chen, sna returns
from Tafton event ng7, Leaves iof besSoAa az
Cassyille, Tuesday AMI Friday mornings
NorrreRy-I.sares, Monday and fhursiay@ mornings
t,r Rosgoe and retrns Tuesday and Fiday evenings
sorrarKx--Lsages Lancaster, Weiuesdays and Sat
mr. DAYS for Potosi and returns same days
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
Revival at Cassvlile. How Good
Comes out OF Evil.

Last year, several Of the leading citizens
Of Cassyile, whe considering their temporal vents
fear from se6sh rather than cody motives but ia
way feeling The Importance OF having preaching
and praying as we'll great produce transformations
izsd advertisement in the Herald for preacher,
their proposals being highly inviting We advertised,
and there followed several applications Messrs
DICKINSON HARP and MASON appeared the self-act-
ing committee in charge Of this ministerial natter
They accepted Of the applicants, Rev. G. BROWN,
and finally called him to the ministry at Cassyille In
the Fall they CAUSED festival be made FOR his bene
at, from which the Reverend gentleman AMI family de-
rived respectable support. In short the Committee
and people OF that vicinity exhibited splendid good
feeling, beraty aad generosity towards their and
approved champion Of God.
Ru with She preacher also the Spirit; meeting
was opened to be kept up evenings anti better fruits
should rpen length the doors Of mems souls open ed
wide and also the doors of houses that had been dedi
Gated to the service that aen angel whose exit from
Paradise Milton graphically tells about the doors Of
one the ehefsaoons opened for Divine sergica
AMI he altar wherein stood the decanters Of Death be-
came the Sacramento board. The work, accompanied
BY the Spirit aud ministry, went into the country and
surprised that asomasing captives 81 such could
be saved, passing BY the rest. IN all near afty have
been converted ana the work goes bravsy on-thanks
to Dickinson, MAsoS HARP and the Minister, with
their thousand strings and tilings OF Joy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
Jewish Rabbi in Congress
His Prayer Successful.
On tie dav ofthe election Of Speake

On the day the election Of a Speaker
AL the passages, aisles and by-ways ipte
lie Capitol were thronged. An irres
Iistible atlaction drew the whole city to
HE Capitol. Everybody fell IN irre?ress-
bIe desire to wines. the last sceue IN the
drama. After tie House was called 10
order payer was offered BY Rev. Father
RApHAEL. Jewish Rabbi, who app~ael ii
fulI saceraolal robes. He expressed 4
portion IF his PRAYER II tbe Hebrew Inn
guage: the remainder Of which, spoAen II
English, occupied about len minutes, and
a5annded with fervent patriotic and re
ligious sentiments. He besaugt she Faith
Fer of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob 70 term
nate ills u0seemly Struggle 10 Repnb-
lican Congress by the election Of Il patriot
Il Speaker this day; he prayed 70 Jehovah,
WHO said let there be light and there was
light, to bring order out OF chaos before
The going down Of the sun. lie prayed
With faith aud feryor and his petition was
answered. The Rabbi is a good Repu5-
lican M accomplished scl olar and an EN-
inert divine il the Heirew perst'asiors.
llis was The first prayer ever offered IN
Congress by Hebrew Rabbi The clergy
Of All other denominations have repeatedly
o!iiciated. The credit ofhaving the Hebrew
religion placed on an equal footing u
tie chapaincy is due to the Hon. Schuyler
Celfax If Indiana, who interposed with
lie Clerk, and insisted that tie invitation
extended to The clergy should include the
Heb lew denomination,