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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17
NUMBER Is.
nessais q l3sv. Cussss.

Nt HAaahoueey JeD. ~
! The issugsrAiios ol Gov Castis oeeasse1
this movaisg. HE adde's isfsssk asd ussay.
H cle6ses kimsslf % Stand - ~ Oseeaieor
lion sesisss saesoashaents tsseigsssd by haesed
and ambition. BY tsnaticSsm o. Jbsly. HS ssys
ths elsssjcs sf 6rssidsss Ass isss aaac >
prslszt for dsssrsyinG the pease u the sousssy.
BY wrestling from the Fsdssal 0ovssnosnt tie
power shs people sss,ssssd spon IL vhsa
he Coastitusioo vas adopted. There wse
no,hios 10 the lie 0f Ms LiDcole u oaeveat
.hst his administration viii beo ssIslsndly -
| Ssese % lesal isst:sCtionA Nothisg bee -
sursed 10 iussify the excitement which bee
blinded lhe iudgmsns of pevs 81 The psepos.
aud vhieh 10 nov prscipitstipg them into res.
olo,ios, H. ssys Il Penney lvsnis hes ssv laws
infringing upon the sights et sny u The esstes.
or wAieh eoatrsvese sny Federal hv, cr eo.
.trscts its exssutiou u y right % Be rspsAled.
She never hAs fstsssd u The sseocn'due eesW
the dutiss inpcssd BY ~ sssioesl eemeese
and vii by every eel consistent vith dsvosioa
10 th. interest al her people, pseDOss ltetsss
nifty ssd pace betvess ths 6tssss whes her
trade ~ss prostsatsd and her industry para.
Is xei by ]. gis'a,ion or the 0enersl Covers.
msut. fsv1sing sdssrss intsrests. Pe0nsy lvanta
wsjted patiently Tor another Opportunity %
declare the public viii in : observation-disclosures
or. Az the tAts slecsiop. psotsstien e lebee
wss tAs great principle inscribed on the ban.
Der OF he party, yei che had no dssign 70 u.
tsrfsss With Or sbridgs the sighss - cehee
StsGs,s. shough shs State hss su5sssd from sd-
verse legislation. No voice of dis'cys'ty %
treason. nor arms hss bseu rstssd 80 strike o
The sseesd fabric of onr National Unson y
will be our duty 10 unite With the ps"pis cs
the loyal States on just and hcncsaols @eesasss /
Of esDciistiop II they AZ Just spd modsssts.
the danger may be Averted. Oass - = Nation
81 Government, having al the sttsibstss q
sovereignty snd among these 10 the right Of
seif protection. No State or coDbinastop Of
states can secsde or absolvs themselves from
the obligations Of the Un,on. To psrait this
without ,hs consent ot the rest. Il 10 confess
the Government hiure. PenDsy lvsnia viii
nsvs. seqtis - such . son.pr ~. nor lent
TO joctr,.e involving the dest'ny 81 the Gov.
errmeDt. If il 10 10 exist. II mOst have the
power adequate to the Enforcement Of ths
supreme 10 10 every State. II 10 the Psssa-
dent's duty Of the Federal Government % stsy
The progress Of snsrchy. and sstorcs the Laws
r. nnsy lvsnio will give . united, honest and
Iathful support. The people mean TO preserve
The integrity Of tho Union q every hssssd
amen msn,s 70 the Constitution. made in
mannsr. our psorls viii con.
,ider and act - deliberately upon - tassr
Importance demands.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

TIE Board Of the Scott County Agrl-
cultural Society nests in the courss Of few
daysto make cut the psemium iiss ios the sese
County Fair. We uust the same libetal policy
will be pursued rs heretofore. No doubt the
matter will BE- jui,ciously managed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17
Alaboos COmvcntl0n.

McNTOOMERY, Jan. 10.
The Legislature I'D djourned this morning. II
will confiue its action - fer possibls. durisg
the accession excitement. to businsss arising
from the sction of the convention.
The Gov -rnors message urges the necessity
,hst Alabsms be 81 once placed upon the most
efficient var footing. and the appointment of .
military hoard BY the Legislature.
The Convention Vas in secret session TO.
day.
both bsdies have sdjourssd ill tomorrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17
New Xork Nas,set.


Nxw YORK. January 10.
FLoUR-Aasket dull. Sales 5000 basrel,.-
s5.2oQss.sv super State: &5.50l15 Extra state
| x'.So4. 2 ~ Super Western; S5.50t15.y5 Common
Extra do; $5.s5s05S0 Ini erior to Good ShiDpins
Brands and Extra kounl Hoop Ohis.
hSx tIous-Steady IT ss.75Sga 4. 20 Tor oomlnor
and choice. B1sEeT
WAEAr-Msrkes heavy. Sales II, 900 bushels
$1.2O Milwaukee Club.
kYI-Narket dull. AsA A @
BARLHY-.DuA. 9baA s s
CORk-N Market heavy Sales %, 600 bsshele.--
1Oc mixed western in store AID de. ive.ed.
ada and State. ~
PoRk-Fismsr and more active. Sales 7o0 blls
III .0o@ 1925 mess; $lS. II prime.
bEEr- STEADY. Sales AS bbls
Cur MEATS Heavy and nominal
LAKD-Firm. Sales 800 bbis ut l0l<NlO3<;
BUrrEg. Ia fair reqaestat IL lQel5c Ohio; lA1
20c State. r I'M
( CnEksR.-O Opened steady at 9al0c.
WnisKY-Market dull and dropping. Sales
800 bbls. At 1870.
----7------o ssas,aa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.,
Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat quiet. l,5tO bus. n. w. Club 1t S2l<s,
and l2,oCO bus. No. spring at Sc; 1000 has.
No. 1T Zoe in stare.
Corn quiet. sales 4,Ooo bus. mixed 3s@2sKc
in store; Rejected "a Hc in store.
Dressed Hogs active and advanced &c.
kxehanxe on New York y cent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

RALEIGH, N O.. JAM Is.
The Senate has been engaged al day on the
bill providing for tho calling 81 . y ste Con.
ven,ion. There vas considerable deb - -
sots has been taken yet i at6afsf3 ..sas..a
d.v IL. coercion resofdeiJ6. SS-psA Iav
spiit on the detsils. Vasiops ams0dNsess vsse
offered to the resolution, but no vote vss nos
taken on It. All the members are sgstnse -
ercion. but some are agAinst secessiou.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

NEw OsLsASs, Jsn. Is.
Copsul Pisksos went 20 vers Cras Tuesday
morutng. bearing importsss dlspstshss from
Wsshiogtos . the commander of the au)f
sqaadron. Il is ramorsd The dispatehss cali
fol the co0cestrsti0n Of the Aset q the mceth
Of the Aissiasicpi at Psossssla hssbos.
Volaatssss are daily DRILLING here Tor ths
rsinfosesWsat 81 he sarrouodisg fosts.
The Collector - Mobile hes refused % hcnor
drafts 'lfo0 sbs Federal 0evssnosss esail he
has srdese fsom The govsrpDsot .ef AIahana.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

DISCHARGED. -Cavanaugh and Tuck.
er. Who were On trial Tuesday for stealing DR.
Gibson's robes. were disrhargsd by Justice
McKown after hearing the evidence ia the
case The trial closed about eleven o'clock on
Tuesday evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

y. G. A., ATTENTION - There will
be meeting o: the Comrany this evening, at
7l-2 o'clock, at G. II. Belle. corner Of Second
and Perry stresls. A full attendance y re-
Qussted. GALLIGAN, y. .,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17
Roller Explosion.

ST. LOUIS, JAM Is.
At the Davis Mills, in the Northern part of
Ray county. : boiler explo- ed LAST "wednesday.
instantly killing Harry Ihompson.Jssss n'xse'
simon Tanner. two brothers named Mspss'
Mrs Davis. and negro u ~ belonging 70 the
latter, and seriously injuring Sanford Gorhau.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17
TIL & CITY.

ALL kinds and styles Of Dry Goods
can be found A. wsdswsssh's at very low
figures lie IL anxious 10 close out the bulk Of
his Winter stock, and is offering them o. cost
Now 10 your time 10 get goods cheap.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17
CANADA l.lll UeeAe HTOm n
No. 50 Dr0av Sereee,


A SPLENDID NEW ASSORTMENT OF
"A Foreign and Domsstie Winss ~ NYsndiea
just received and for sals Low for cash. vis:
Superior Old Cogaas, Il th4 bsss' s'hrasds,
s Catawba Brandy, very Ans aad psrs.
American brandy, fer cooking prrrosas.
s Fine Old Seeseh Whisky,
Old Bourbon and Rye whishy, euasaasssd pure,
Sherry, Port and Aadsin Wines, old snd nina
= lSpsFkling CAtawha snd Chenpe1ne T,n~'
Of the very best bsaads,
Cherry. .elaclberEy and Raspberry Brandy
gocd for dyssntsgy aad di.rrhoe.
Cider Vinegar Comnqa Vtnegss Soarhnn Svvun
Ac,' s.. 4e.. g, IS.
AHW which VIII Be SD at prices 70 suit the
times, either 1t wholaanleae re1nil, "
dec-dtf II. q. RlCr.rv
g Ses ne CAlNN0M u0U80, M n
'47yoNrD az olng109 4AuO OofRnGr
sssssMssi = =! Qey, lss =, fagss.11 p.
's1.sz{5ssS Sd---z zl,N<sa 1.z.ssgs
isbsIsss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17
Massachusetts aad south CaroIi...


BosroR. Jsn. l6.
In the House Of Representatives yesterday,
Ar. Tyler, OF Boston. intropuced . resolution
that in view Of tho great suffering in south
CAROLINA. the Immediate c0nseqr encs Of the sit'
issns OF thst State acting upon mistaken ia .
Of .heir sights and obligations. and In view ol
the .tundsnes ssd prespsriiy Of The Common.
wealth. . sum be appropriated from the State
Treasury 70 be Invested In provision and stores
for the relief Of our suffering fellow eountryms o.
10 that State.
Ihs Ssnsts Committee on the Militia ysster.
day presented bill. which was read once. rel
stivs y Increasing the actiss militia Of The
State.
Gov. Andrew sent In . commupieation. 90
eompasied BY sommsnicstics from Governor
nosgsa. tTses0ittisg the receives Of The New
York Legislature. tendering the aid Of thS
Ststs - ths President Of ths U.s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

OPENING or The LKCLAIRE HOUSE,
We are glad 10 learn that this old sni veil
known hou.e is once more to be opened for he
reeeptioa of euests Mr.. p. y. Gineu, the
popular landlord Of the Scott II0u e. has tax 81
long lease OF The prs,nises. thoroughly re-ft
ted and furnished ,he ho0se, and proposes open
ing on the let Of Februsry proxtLo That the
LeClaire House. under the skiflful management
of Mr.. Gillsf, i'll become permanent institu
ton Of our city, We have not the least doubt.
Long may she wave.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

.H y. LouDs -. ~
Ths Convsstios bill psessd The 500 Sessfe
last night BY vote u 81 = 4 1ke IN )savsr
4 70 ths voeas - dselde ~ ~ tlne &c.,.
iDe lhe delegates. vhsshss ths oedisesee = -.
eesdos. 4 paaetd. shsID b ssbmittso . ~
Psople - r1si1saatsa, - sleea1es . ~
= b. bsle keh lotA. saA - Ceavea1sen y
osse - ~ 1osh u "a TT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

.IO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
. - -
THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE!
AN THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY THIS
~ well l-kno wn Hotel will be opened for tho r.
cepticn Of guests. The house has been thor oush-
ly cleaned painted. papered ani furnished. a
new Kitchen, laundry, ETC., have been built, and
in Short the house is in better condition than
ever before.
The subscriber, formerly Of tho Scott House.
has taken long lease OF the premises, and Will
offer superior inducements for the accommodation
of the travelling public.
One HssssdrtA Day Bosrdsrs
can be accommodated. Families desiripg suits Of
rooms, with privilege of furnishing the same, ase
invited to call and select their apartments with
out delay.
~ 4 COED stable connected with the House.
P.J. GILLETT.
Es1rSt Co1aoert
DAVENPORT CONCO8DIA SOCIETY.
i4 "a aiHs-AssIsTRDsR THE
.MaEJvJV.ECHOR
STRASSER'S UNION BAND.
IN MhThOP0LlTAN HALL,
Tuesday Evening, january ssnA, 1851.
A RiMBERG'S BEAUTIFUL CANTATR
IA. "Lay Of The Bell" will be perforaed.
Doors open at 6H Psriormance to commence
1t 7 n o'clock.
Single Tickets IS cents; Three Ticket. q 40
Sold NJ Wsllacss Jewelry Stare and at the Door.
janis I'd
= THOMAS POwELLss,
DRUG 4 FAMILY MEDICINE BT0RR.
f --LArs--N WV
sS JACODT, 8. *g
Ao.. ....BRADT srxEgT......... %
HAvING ADOPTED THe CASH sYsven
IL of buying and selling gopde, - preI,areA
10 Ofer = very Low PRlCxSs to which Irospessful
y AL attention q ne psa'ie. lsaAaisiea tony
Drush 1kSdiainss 1silte essas, e..
would solicit your attsntio. u ! 49, arrival y
so'S'ss ~ 81 .ssnsEs ss~4sssesa ii Y s.ss.s
BAZIN'S AMANDINE,
FARINA COLOGNE, (sssr NANNY
IUBIS'S EXTRACT fsw Sx.unrry. /,
10 BEEzIxR, Wy ssgss N
Toilet Soaps. American, risath - Fns,;sA
with fall pssortment Of 1x1Sn, nan, otofi. m
ese s,a si,s Alses lev eaess sss 81 S.
DAok STAsw ~
PAkR 11BNN Bo0Ys sWWAWDY.
s'* WEmsTEWI1111SS~h.
POS1T yk1&l
pAA Sl&mkBY.
Which viii b sold sxclaivsysm 6>a6sAl psr-
poses. sa ~;
---AIgO-
AsooO .rAVana 0aeAxs
Choice Brands, direst from the importer.
|. EE II E4 - - moo pnSvRvfw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17
Arkansas Legisia ture.

MxxPuIs Jan. l6.
The Arksn.ss Legislature hs- unanimously
passed bill submitting The Convention qass'
ton TO the people, on ths 18th day Of fsDrq
ary II majority favor the holding o.
Convention. the Goyerdor Will sPpolns me oey
of ita maetinQ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17
sfaaner News.

8 NossoLx. Jan. Is.
The United Ssstea sioop Of wsr broosiyn -
Az "a Il Hamp,on Roads this morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

WAsnrxoJoS, Jan. 10.
Gen. Dix entered upon the duties Of bis ONCE
a. Seer stsry VI the Treasury, and attended the
c. .iIet meeting yesterdsy.
sir. Rodman the Chief clerk, has been com.
nj. sia ned as Assistsnt Secretary, In place oS
M. Dayton, retired.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

Latest feOm -Chasleston.
CHARLESTON. Jan is.
Nothing Of imrortanes hes tren'psssd ssss
tn-AaC
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

;l I no Rstis, 4 eo1asya ~; y.s
testified that b a~sS = 'fredseater Of ..Iooss
and never did sny work John
ptAaasAoeAsjvase eugsssd 10 mill 6 Dsven-
port vhich vas nov closed les Sspeiea,: CO.
cons'.. !. Ssses N.s E$Aet ssvsia1 for ths
-; s9 s.sst 49,; sSas ~. sessa ef $3.50 =.
- - m z 49, M ~
eege 81 .ha&iei zssa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-22
Late Washington Gossip.

We take the following from the correspon
lence of the New York Times:
"rhe appointment of Mr. Dayton, which
takes some of Mr. Fremont's friends bv sur
prise, is nevertheless generally commended
1t IS SAID that the peculiar complications of
MIR Frem"nt's business at the present time
render 1t lnauvlsable that he should remain
abroad for tour y ears, and it is not deemed
desirable to have these important mission.
changed during the present administration
il it can be avoided
The Secretaries of the several legations ar.
not vet settled.
MIR adams son will probably accompany
him to London, however.
Burlngamc, it is understood, is to be 9th.
erwise provided for.
Henry Smith is appointed Postmaster of
Templeton, Mass.
MIR Corwn's health is improving There
is now little doubt that he will accent the
Mexican Mission.
No bearer Of dispatches will 60 to Mexico
at present. The stony that important dis
patches were going there probably grew on,
of the fact that person expected such an
appointment.
Difficulty is experienced in making some
of the local appointments, in consequence of
the unwilllngness of members of Congress tc
take the responsibility of deciding between
the respective claims of two parties whose
recommendations are nearly equal, in relation
to whose qualifications the Department can
know nothing personally. This sort of CON
duct is not creditable to public man, who
should always be ready to take bold positions
in such cases, which is the only way to ac
quire fast friends, and win at the same time
the respect of the defeated men.
The pressure Of office seekers continues
| heard rumor to day, in very high quar-
ter, that the president and cabi
net have determined to appoint nobody tc
office hereafter who is found in Washington
after twenty-four hours.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-22
Distribution of the Offices.

The appointment to offices of more or less
importance is going forward at Washington
every day. The disappointed are raising a
great howl at the manner in which 1t is done,
They say the president makes all the appoint
ments, and as he is Western man his
friends in that part of the country are re-
ccivng the lions share, aud New England is
billy to this reasoning few days ago tor
then We saw the presicen, and three secreta-
ries from the four adjoining states, Illinois
Indiana. Ohio and Missouri the office o!
commissioner Of patents given to David +.
Holloway of Indiana, with MIR Theaker Of
Ohio his head clerk the bureau of agricul-
ture, the commissioner of Indian affairs and
the superintendent of public printing all from
Indiana DR. Thomas of Dubuque, minister
to Bogota. David X. Carter of Ohio, govern
or of the territory of Colorado, Thomas Cor
win of Ohio, minister to Mexico Carl Schurz
to South America, and so on almost indetin-
itely. But within few days we have noticed
a change. Hon Geo p Marsh, Vermont
gifted son, has received the appointment of
minister TO Sardinia; Charles Francis Adams
of Boston, minister to England VIM. l..
Dayton Of New Jersey. minister to France ;
{
to Turkey. These latter are al called excel
lent appointments.
There is quite fight over some ofthe post
offices, prominent among which We notice
that the Bostonians are again in trouble
Many of our readers will recolect that the
office was removed from State to Summer
street couple OF years ago. much to the an
noyance Of the business and monied men,
who raised a great breeze, sent commission
= Washnst on, and spent money with
perfect looseness. till they finally got it back
10 State street. But by some hocus-pocus
Mr. Capen, the postmaster, re-removed 1t a
gam to Summer street. where 1t now re-
mains and this question of location row
comes up in the new appointment. We I'M
derstand that the main contest is between DR.
Phelps and L. X. Pangborn of the Atlas and
Bee ard formerly of Vermont. We 90 not
h1ow about DR. Phelps qualifications for that
post bat We sincerely hope, for the credit of
The republican party, that Pangb born will not
&c: it.
On tie subject of the distribution of the
offices and the working Of the new cabin ct,
The correspon lent of :: Philadelphia Press
(supposed to be Joi n W. Forney himself }
ar ties:
al, is generally noticed that the president
makes most of the appointment, on his own
responsibility, and this, far f.om creating
trouble in his cabinet, is gracefully submitted
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-22
Diphtheria.

In a recent conversation with one of our
physicians, we were informed that the sub
iect of investigation and discussion at the
Society for Medical improvements this city,
last Wednesday evening, was diphtheria. At
ter careful analysis Of the facts elected, the
conclusion was that this was very rare and
yery fatal disease. accompanied with enor-
NOUS external swelling Of the neck, face and
chest, with but slight pain and soreness III
the throat. And the greatest mental pam
and anxiety was disturbing the public mind,
from the false idea that the disease IS very
prevalent in this city at the present time
comparing all the facts that could be obtain
ed, the members came to the conclusion thar
there had not been over FIVE cases in this city
during the last year. and one or two of these
were somewhat doubtful. 1t was also limited
that many ofthe cases published in the news
papers are spurious, and are unnecessarily
disturbing the public mind. We are glad to
give the above information to our readers
and to correct any errors that may have
grown out of the published reports I|'o'-
cestcr Spy.
Similar reports of the prevalence Of the
disease in this city have been circulated, and
upon equally slight foundation. In CONVEX
sation recently with physician having an
extensive practice, he informed US that he
had not yet met with case, although com
plants of the throat nave teen unusually
prevalent this winter. He expressed doubt
whether half dozen well marked cases 0!
the disease had occurred in the city. He had
had cases which presented some of the symp
toms supposed to be characteristic Of diph
liberia. but they were cases Of Group, ulcera
ted sore throat, or some other modification Of
ordinary throat disease 1t is worthy of re-
mark that the weekly reports of mortality in
| this city show but three deaths from this dis
ease during the present year.-Boston Jour-
! nm
! We believe the same reports have beer
circulated in this county during the present
winter on equally poor foundation. Man,
families have been kept in state of panic
for weeks, and the physician has been sem
/ for on the appearance of any soreness abou
the throat, and anxiously interrosated as tc
whether the case was one of the dreaded
diphtheria. AT late meeting of the Gale
donna County Medical Society. all the mem
bers present stated that they had rot seen
case of the disease in their own practice thi.
winter We believe the doctor who will as
>ert that he has case of this disease, unles.
he certainly knows it to be such, is guilty o
crime against the peace and comfort o
community
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-22

Until more loyal feeling is developed in the
border states which Will be the work of time,
government must move cautiously. and re-
frain from initiating hostilities Bv the fail
ure OF Congress to strengthen the hands Of
the go,ernment,the legacy of weakness which
was left by the late administration is an in
cubus Of which We cannot be lid in a mo-
ment.
1t is this dtSIoyolty on the part
of the border states which is the point of
greatest embarrassment to the administration
IN determining its policy. The holding Of
Fort Sumter is of little consequence in mil
ltary or straset!cal point of view. but il has
come to be regarded as question involving
to some extent the national honor. Its evac-
uatlon would be looked upon as tacit ac-
acknowledgement of the Federal Government
But such step might avert a civil war, and
perhaps Kill the secession movement. 1t is a
stroke of policy, however, which should be a.
dopted only from extreme necessity. We
shall wait patiently for full authorization
OF the reports, confident that whatever course
has been adopted by the president and his
cabinet, with the concurrence of SO able
general and true patriot as Gen Scott "is
the path Of wisdom"