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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
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DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE O1 rHs DvAOCRAT AND Ngws,l
Wednesday kve., April II, losl. J
The produce market is rather quiet to-day.
There is very little coming forward. Quotations
are unchanged since our last report. We quote
FLous--Firm 1t $4.60@5oo. Shipments 800
bbls.
WnRAr--In good request At 75@78c. Receipts
5,ll5 bu. Shipments 100 bu.
BARLEY-Dull at 25@ 0c. Receipts 50 bu.
CoRN-Steady at l6c for ear and l9c for
shelled. Receipts 359 bu. Shipments AS bu.
sOArs.-Quiet at lAM15c.
PorAroks. Plenty atS@l2c. Receipts 400 bu.
Shipments 45O bu. att-s
ONIONS Dull at 1oc. Receipts 50 bu.
MALr-shipments 900 bu.
HAY--Dull at $495.
CoAL-From wagon l0c per bushel Coal ..VIl.
ley coal &c in yard Henry county coal lOc in the
yard,
Woop-H Hickory $500; Oak $500 per cord
PoULTRY-Live Chickens $l.2541.50 dos.
Dressed 6GSc u ib. Turkeys, 50@75c dressed
do. st9l0c y b.
BUrTER.-Plenty at lO@l2AsiV b.
EGas-lo@l2hc y doz.
LARD--lUllZl.c u I'D.
HAxs--New Sugar Cured 1l@12Hc per lb.-
Common l01ll 1lc per 10.
CHEESE -flerkimcr Co. l3Gl7c per ilb., Wes-
tern Reserve ll1a@l2kc.
New York Market.
NEw YORK, April II.
FLoUR- Market lower and heavier. Sales at
s5.l0d 525 super State: 81 .25(d 80 Extra Statc
s5.lotd 80 Super Western; $5.3O,d5 so Common
Extra do. $560G5.65 la erior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Kound Hoop Ohio.
We FLOUR Steady at - .4004.lO.
WHEAT s'arket heavy and dull AM 1c lower.
$145S4 80 White.
kYE-Markei quiet. 50.
BARLEY Dull, % u7oc.
CORN--Market heavy. f6H@6sc Old Mixed
Weston delivered 6ilal9s2c new DO.
OATs-Market dull. 33@34Ic Western and
State.
toRK- Market steady. $3.50 mess !; $l2.75@
l3 90 prime.
BEsF-U L Unchanxed.
Ctr MEATS steady.
LAaD-Unchanged
WHIsKY-ln fair demand, 1sL(I1oAc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
STATE CT IOWA,
SCOTf COUNrY. g

STATE OF IOWA, :.
SCoTs CoUnry, WE Wt sia
J.S. Reeder being duly sworn, deposes and says,
that on cr about Weine -day, the 10th day u
Al ril, 1861 at the oihee oi Mhitsoa 4 Coz j. the
city Davenport I y. Ingalsbe admitted o him
that he, til said aglsbs, did, ut the lest city
elccti, trkc !rsa the ticket be voied the ~ mo
Of Henry MlttteDi cher, candiiate for tiy
Clerk. ) kkEUEk.
Subscribed snd ewosn TO before NE this 10th
day oi April, 1851.
aprl1j A Notary Public. Scott G. Iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
NUMBER l56.
Fose Delaware ~ tho Hsnls Or the
Ustontses.


Fort Delaware - tho Hssls Or he
WILMINGTON, April IL.
Ine eessss'otists aee over-awed by the prsva-
tent Union sentiment. They had plsuned the
sesore OF Fort Delaware, which was takeu pos
.ss:on o. Dy shs Govssnmest which defsetsd the
Important Dispatch.
wAsHlxaroN, April ls.
sPPesss oy telegram published in the North
Esso'1ns Ho.gA Noses Newspaper Of Mosdsy, that
leighton: p''. :" SsPs'
Can You take Fort Macon with y.ur com.
Ofdersd Ost.
ksApIxG. Pa, April 10.
The Ringold FIyi ~ Artillery, Of Reading. Can.
jas. Mck night 1850 men, with four Aeld pieces.
received requisition from the Governor I 10
morning, to set cut this evening At o'clock, for
Harrisburg,
PurcAase Of steamer.
ToxoNro. April Is.
Agents Of the Washington Goyerpme. n ar. here.
enoeav"r'ng to purchase tho steamer Peerless.
Sne - an iron vessel, built on the river Glide in
Scotland, aud very hsndsome craft.
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Rhode Island Legislature.
Providence, April II.
The Legislature has passed . bill auth orisins
the raising OF . regiment. II is understooi thst
i've hundred thousand dollars will be appropriat-
I'd.
O0eHo VI FundS.
NIw tiAysx, April Is.
The Elm City Bank has rendered 20 the Cover.
nor OF the State, $4,000 towards meeting national
emergencies, with the liberty to draw st slght.
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The War Excitement ~ Norfolk.
NORYcLK, April Is.
The excitement continues, and tho people are
Waiting for further news lssa Washington and
Richmond
Aid Tcndered.
CoScoRD,N N H., April Is.
Tho State Capitol Bank rendered 200 to ,he
state in aid Of putting Town rebellion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
I. A. REID. n. D..

r,HYsICIAN AND Surgeon. OFFICE
No. Is, corner Main AMI Third streets, Dav-
br. REID can be consulted It his once at all
cours Of the day and night, unless professionally
,n',.eed sept25
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
= .. vEwANCE

r>ENrISr. SUCCESSOR TO DIR. CHAs
y0oopsrcH, would Finvite your attention t. hi.
great red csion il psiees Of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
exami ne work aud psiU>s, e his Rooms. next do.,'
TO Sheph erd's Ambrotvpe Gallery, No, 81 Brady
street, nearly cpp6sise tie Post Once
aFN.B. res.hs' extsscssd Ill hcurs q the day
a.d nisht, ,iaA III opsssttoes ~asrsated. nsvs Z
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
aine Legislature to be Convened .

AUGUSTA. Me-. April l6.
The Governor has issued . prociams tic .
convening the Legislature On Monday next, -
determine measures in response to the Pres
d n,'s call for troops. He ha. received di-
patch from the Secretary of Wsr. stating tha I
the Maine quota Of TROOPS will he required q,
tie rendezvous by the 20th Of May.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

The War Exciecmont - Norfolk.
NORFOLK, April Is.
Ihs excitement continues, and tho people are
Richmond
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

z o. cON0DON. -@ ~ sAALL.
cove DON 4 HALL.
4 TTOKNEYSAND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
~ and, Notasiee Pubic. O@es,i Eosth4Wsst
.rosr Of Braiy aod .'ecOnd streets, pp-staifs-
|ltrancs on Brady street. &C. jaly 5s-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

". STEWART. JAMES ARMSTRONG.
STEWART 4 ARMSTRONG;,
4 TTOKNEYS AT LAW AND NOTARIES
"A PUBLic. OPFICE-Nlchesls' Block 4 up stairs J
Second street, Davenport, Iowa. / oetS-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

o. No Wi.onsin money taken on deposit
THAsKs.-Mr. r. NJ. Prettyman will
rlesss sessps oar shsoks for favsrs received
daily. in The Way ofrivsr items.
za..s ss,.sxlas.sz 1osJ sllsoegU Iia-issL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
STATE or IOWA, :.

STATE OF IOWA
COUNTY or scott.
W X. Hnight being duly sworn, deposes -
follows: That he did make the staten ent in the
presence Of A. A McLosky, and that MIR. l.. u.
Ingslsoe informei him on the Monday evening
succeeding the eiec ion, that he did not vote tor
Mr.. Mit,lebuscher for City Clerk.
signed by ~
w X. HAIGHT
Before and in my pre- sence ssorn to, this
10th day Of April, A. u, 1861.
H. 5 j. w. STEWART,
Notsry Public, scott Co., lowe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
New OTk Market.

New YOra Stock Market.
NRw YORK, April II.
Stocks irregular.
Tenn IS, 81; Va, so; Mo, so.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
Aid Tcnaered.

CONCORD, H., April Is.
The State Capitol Bank rendered $4,000 to ,he
State in aid Of puttn ~ town rebellion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

~, = NADIH0, Fs., April 10.
The Ringold FIyiog ARTILLERY. Of Reading, Capt.
Jas. Mch night, lOsO men, with four 6eld pieces,
received requisition from the Governor I 10
morning, to set cut this evening At o'clock, for
Harrisburg,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
"a ~ ~ nrTTnE

W .Ms Ii OES
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
- OFPIcE, up stairs, corner OF Main and Second
streets, in McAlanus shepherds block, opposite
state Bank mch25-dtf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

SgEyARr's refined candies. wholesale
and retail = Stare He hss just received .
large tasoips q H. faeas yssistiea =, ,5ar,ef
.aySdE u.s. noisE.i. .sao sosao-ib esols mo
aty4t-AHa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

MAPLE SuGAR.-The lehAicest kint
can he had at Stars, Wholesale and retail
Now is the time to purchase.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

The effect of our war news is to de-
preciate our currency. and make the sales Of
Dry Goods limited. Wadsworth has issee
stock. bought cheap. which he is determined
to dispose Of at some price. Everybody is in
vised to call and secure some Of his good bar.
gains at No 70 West Second street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

ORANGES and Lemons by the box OF
in email quantities jus. received at Starts
That is the place to 60. IA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

-. SnoSIp1SCs, April IL.
The Legislature has passed bill authorisins
the raising Of . regiment. II is urderstooi / thes
i've hundred thousand dollars will be appropriat-
I'd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

SPLENDID ExaIBIfroK.-N win do
your eyes good to 60 into The etore Of Welton
4 Wsrriner (Mo,gan Co.. old stand) and see
the style Of new goods in the boot and shoe
line, that they are Offering the public. In IL.
dies wear they are "pested'' sure. just call in
and examine. Every department has been fill.
ed with the greatest csre and from the moot
popular eastern msnufactoFiss. They challenge
competition. Go and zee them before the Best
si..ces are gone. Store nsxc door above the
post office ,<f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

JUST THE TnING.-Those elegant
dress goods at Williams are said to be Just the
thing to make a lady attractive. Williams in
vites all to call and zee him. He is determined
not to be undersold, or be . moment behind
the times in the fashiODs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

SEE advertisement Of Sixth w ard
meeting. The "ins' aud "outs" are having q
fine time. Go in, and get your moneys worth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

WILNINdT0N, April IL.
the sessssiosists sss over-awed by the prsva-
lent Union sentiment. They had plsnped the
ssisure OF Fort Delaware which vas tskeu po,-
project. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

GET your Apples and Cocoanuts at
Stars. He has the b. st in town Goand see
them
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
Purchase Of q steamer.

T0woNr0. April Is.
agents OF the Washington Government are here,
cnoeev"f'ng 10 purchase the steamer Peerless.
she Is an iron vessel, built on the river Glide In
Scotland, and very handsome craft.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-05
. XPLosION OF KEROSENE OIL.

The Boston Journal relates an instance Of
an explosion Of Kero.ene oil in grocery
store last week. A man was engaged in the
cellar of the store in drawing Kerosene oil
from barrel and filling tin can with the
same, when the gas arising from the oil was
ignited by q lamp which stood about six feet
from the barrel. An explosion followed,
the oil in both the cal and the barrel taking
FIRE. and spreading through the cellar. Mr.
French sew fame of fire daTtin5 across
his vision, aud pot up his hand 10 ward ii
from his face, when the burning oil few Up
bis hand and burned the flesh 20 the bone.
The oil Tell upon his right foot. burning it
in shocking manner. lie succeeded in es-
Gaping from the store, which, with al its
contents Of groceries, was entirely destroyed.
Under what conditions the coal oils may
be explosive, a correspondent Of the Roches-
~. Uni,n says az follows
10 coal oil-or well oIl-in its crude state,
there is highly inddmmable substance
called benzDle, which is removed by distilla-
ton. When removed or nearly so, coal oil IS
not explosive Honest reiners endeavor to
extract his entirely, but as there is but
trifing demand for it (benzole) there is a
great temptation to either leave it IN the oil
or to mix it after refining. An oil refner re-
marked to me Jew days ago; Until re-
fnery has been going six months you are
sure OF honest oil after that the stock of
benzole accumulates so rapidly that they are
tempted to mix in itle, and so increase the |
dose until, before they think OF it, the oil is
as explosive as powder"
1t is oil mixed in this way that has given |
rise to reports OF mixing camphene, fluid, |
&C., and make no doub. this was the case !
with the oil which exploded as noticed by !
you. A good test to apply to OF! is poar
little into a saucer, apply fame to it il it
catches instantly, you may rest assured there
is 6enzo'e in it in abuldanc Pure coal OIL
will not light by contact with mere fame.
This has been repeatedly tried b. many
persons.''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-05
Views of the W eek
BY reiesraph,o the Daily Free Pres.
WAsUlNc7cN. March ,.


Hon. John g. Palirsy has hsen appo:c,.
Postmaster of Boston.
The Cabinet met early this morning 4:
eorJin. 10 current report threatening svs.i
at the South occupy their attention TOLL
There has been 10 oflcial action as yet /.
regard to the construction of the seven ~
war sleeps the appropriation for that p:
pose not being available until after the r.
of July.
The present state of the country ezcts
grave apprehension. Senators say it -
never worse; on the contrary Mr.. SeFs-
saws that we are gaining ground slowly.
Hon. Eli Thayer is still here, and /; .
thought will obtain an appointment Fl
some Office not yet appropriated.
Il is asserted tina. Fort Pickens wants 5r
powder and big guns, and that it vii rs
difficult matter to land them in the far
Bragg's enflading cross FIRE.
Advices from North Carolina stats i5H
matters there are in dangerous poslu'l-
Governor Ellis is dying of consumption. 7,
case of his death the President Of the Sll7
will be called upon to fill the vacancy.
is a secessionist and would call the Lsgn
ture together II ia feared thai in suc' .
event a convention would be called. r.
would pass an ordinance of secession.
Rumors current in regard to the lo7ai-
Nevada Territory are unfounded. Ths +
publicans there are the most nuuz1
wealthy. and most influential
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-05
ARMY INTELLIGENCE:

The steamship Daniel Webster. under
Government orders, arrived at New York on
Saturday last from Texas, bringing part OF
the U. s. troops lately comprising the u D.
garrison force in that State. Four artillery
companies, containing 257 men, were or,g'n
ally put on board the Daniel Webster, infee
Of the companies containing about N1O IT. IS
were left at Forts Taylor and Jefferson LOT
tugas and Key west.) The steamship 'en'
s-eI Rrsl also brought reinfOrcements to
-, 1t is stated that 800 men
- ~ hoard the Brooklyn, Sabine, ST..
80 and some smaller craft, to be landed
:. For. Pickens at the order Of Lieut.. Slems
mer.
The United States storeship Release, now
at the Brooklyn navy yard, is ordered to
Pensacola, to furnish the provisions and 9TH
or necessaries which this force and the troops
already at Florida forts will require. She
will start soon. The Supply, which has not
baen seized. as has been stated, has likewise
stores Of fuel, so that when the Release de-
livers her load, necessaries for six months
will be had
When the Webster sailed from BRACES there
were left one company of artillery and two
of cavalry. The posts in the upper part Of
Texas had generally been abandoned, and
the troops were being concentrated on the
sea coast. The Indians followed the march
of the troops, and committed havoc among
the;people, killing some and running of thell
stock. Great fear is felt all along th2 lint
Of ne RE Grsnds. and indeed on the whole
frontier. of attack from Indians. Cortina'
was understood to be simply waiting the de-
parture Of the federal troops to recommend
operations on a larger scale than hereto
fore, and in which he was checked 10y thu
army OF last year.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-05
y The occurrence Of Fast Day on Thur
day, obliges US to Put our paper to pres on
Wednesday.
New Publ cations.

HARrER's MAGAZINE for April has been sen,
us by Brown & Taggard of Boston.
The first paper, which is well ILLUSTRATED
from sketches drawn on the spot, is a Tri1
TO Labrador. Another OF the ''bug" articles
which have been published from time to time
is in this number, with the usual sllowanoa
of representations, fifty times the size of lif,
&c Tales, sketches, continuation Of Thack
era7's "Philip" and the usual Drawerfun
are also in the number.
VIRGIL and TBpcYDIDEs, two more Of III.
series of Greek and Latin text books vhic,
the Uarpers are now issuing. have also beer
sent US by Brown & Tagsard We can r
commend this edition for its beauty OF prin,
and the elegant and Convenient style OF IT,
volumes; and the accuracy OF the text T.
presume is undoubsed
TRuxPs, by G ". Curtis : haIF4r'
s. Bros:
This was published in ssTisl form L Harp
er's Weekly, and now appears in book ION
with fine illustrations by Hoppin. IL ,
we'll written story of the "Game Of Lifa'
not of cards as It's title might lead s0ue "
suppose. For sale by Fuller.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-05

from whence the oath came. an called upon &c
,vear 10 support the Constitution and laws OF the
confederate States which have never seen, and os
your Chief Executive TO render my allegiance to
that government, when you have never, in any
manner or form, declared your desire to become
ann xed to the same.
Fellow citizens, in the name of your rights and
liberties, which believe have been trampled up
on, refuse to take this oath. In the name Of TIE
nationality Of Texas, which has been betrayed BY
this Convention, refuse to take this oath. In the
name Of the Constitution of Texas, which has
been trampled upon, refuse to take this OATH
In the name of my own conscience, and my man.
hood, which this convention would degrade by
dragging before it, to pander to the malice of my
enemies, when by the Constitution the privilege is
accorded me, which belongs to the humblest OH
Ger, to take my oath of Office before any compe-
tent authority, 1 refuse to take this oath.
IPRoTEsT IN THE NAME OF THE pEo-
PIE OF TEXAS AGAINST ALL THE ACTS
AND D0INGS OF THIS CONVENTION, AND
| DECLARE THEM NULL AND VOID SOL
emily protest against the acts of its members,
| who are bound by no oath themselves, In dcciar-
| ing my Office vacant. becaus, refuse to appear
before Ii and take the oath prescribed.
1t has accomplished Its mission. and It's chief
! object has been fulfilled. If to drive me from
Office and defeat the will of the people, is an
honor, it may it. To prevent my having an
opportunity 10 send message 10 the Legislature
which meets on Monday. March Is. am required
J to appear at its bar to-day and take the TEST
OATH. Even shylock granted the full three days
ere he claimed his pound of flesh. The Conven'
| ton prescribed that time as the limit out it;
President has been less gracious than Shylock
and olsnors for the bond ere two day
are gone. II an thus deprived
of the poor privilege Of putting upor
record my sentiments through a refusal or
the part Of the Legislature to receive my message
! will lay the same before the people. and ap
peal to them, as I declared l would do in M
inaugural. SAM HousToy-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-05

Mr.. John Carleton Of Woodstock fell
down the cellar stairs, on the 10th ult., pro-
ducing conclusion of the brain, and artial
paralysis It is probable that he will not
survive his injuries.
John Duning of Irasburgh was knocked
down while piling logs ten days since, by
the dropping of log on the crowbar which
be was holding. The end of the bar struck
him across the hip, injuripg him fatally
A thrashing machine, which Daniel Bart
lett of Newbury was moving, last We k
Monday. fell over on him, hurting him very
severely.
On the 10th ult., Ira Whitcomb Of War
ren, young man of 2s, was kicked in the
bowels by year old horse he was leading,
and died two days after in consequence.
The three men who were arrested in Brad
ford for assaulting Mr.. Gage. some time
since, have been let off with fines, the heavi-
est being 500 1t is said the Justices de.
cision much surprised community.
Samuel H. Phillips was arrested IN Bird
port, a week ago Sunday, for bigamy ant
put in Jail at Middlebury. Herecently mar
ried Miss Barney of Ticonderoga, having
already wife living in Pattsburgh,
The grasshoppers were very destructive II
Addison County last summer, and have al
ready begun their work for this summer
Six lively ones were caught in Royal Kent
yard in Panton last week.
! Andrew Kilburn of Manchester boy o
u, chased an otter four miles upIey Brook
few days since, without q dog, or an
weapon bat an axe, and finally killed it. Th
animal was over three feet long.
Henry Sheldon, recently elected Tow
Clerk of Rupert. he's held tho Office 3
years.
II. Atkins, editor Of the Bellows Fall
Argus, has been sued for libel By Mr.. Brown
late postmaster at Woodstock, for sayin,
that he was deiaulter. Mr.. Brown lays hi
damages at $4,000.
John W. Newton of ST. Adams has bca
appointed Pay Master on tie Vermont Cen
trail and Vermont and Canada Rail i ads
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-05

JoHN SHERNAN's ROoSTING PLACE. when
John Sherman was crowded of the track for
the speakership at Washington, winter be-
fore last, by the cries Of radicalism and Help
er book, the opposition set up howl of de-
light, and one of them, Clark of Missouri, in
illustration of their view of Sherman's posi-
ton, told the story of hunter, who upon
one OF his excursions, shot at bird with no
other success than to break one of it's wings ::
whereupon the hunter exclaimed-",ceH,oI old
corey, yOuH rOost towsr neat lime, anyho,c ~
Mr.. Sherman's recent election to the u. S.
Senate from Ohio makes this fitting time
10 recall ths incident, and turn the laugh
upon his opponents. Such men as Mr.. Sher-
man ''roost higher" every time and his
elevation to the Senate is source of satisfac-
ton to all who know his capacity, integrity
and usefulness in government. He is a young
ciear-headed, scagacious. true man and we
rejoice to know that he is 30 be continued in
public life. The more such men in our gov
eminent az John Sherman, the better the
government.