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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09
Letter from sixth Regiment.
HEAD QUARTERS OF COMPANY &C, = }
SIXTH REGIMENT WIS. YoLUNrEkRs,
Camp LYON Md, Sent. Goth, 1861.
FRIEND CoyER:-According to promise

camp iyOns Aiu sept. A0th, 4oYAs
FRIEND oyER:-Aecording to promise
l now take up my pen to address few
lines to you and my many friends "A old
Grant. Your paper, tho Herald. i a
welcome visitor to the boys Of Co. c.
1t would amuse you to see with what
eagerness its contents are deyoured By the
Grant County boys; when copy arrives
at camp it is read and re-read as long as a
piece Of it is left, and believing our friends in
old Grant are as anxious to hear from US as
We are from them, | shall, through the
Herald, attempt to communicate a few
IDEAS which may interest those DESTROYS Of
hearing from Us, but having nothing Of
Importance to write at present, my letter
win not be lengthy.
We are now camped neal chain bridge
on the shore Of the Potomac, about four
miles from Washington. The Fifth and
Second are on the other side Of the Poto-
mac, in Virginia. The many white tents
that dot the hills far up and down the
river, form quite picturesque appearance,
and is a strange sight to those unaccus-
toned TO warfare.
We were yesterday visited by His Excel
Iency Coy. Randall; we were called out
and formed into line of battle, (t having
been previously announced that the Gov
ernor and Others would inspect us) after
waiting short time the Governor and
suite arrived and rode up and down our
line, seemingly well pleased with the dis
cipline Of the men as well as the fine con-
dition of our uniform and arms; we were
then formed into hollow square, Aleck
in the centre, and with his usual pleasant
smile he removed his hat and made few
remarks, speaking in glowing terms Of the
9Th and other Wisconsin Regiments he had
visited during the day, followed by three
hearty cheers for the Governor, three fol
State Of Wisconsin, and three for the Stars
and Stripes. Alcck left US well pleased
with the Badger State troops and the
proud position we nov occupy We arc
getting restless and spelling for fight;
we want to clean out the rebels and return
to our quiet homes in the far west Let
the unerring rifle with their impetuous
bayonet, flash and crack under the stary
folds, and when the fatal crack Of the Bel
GUM rifle is heard it will be known that
the leaden messenger has sped its mortal
way to the heart Of an enemy and not q
friend Of the Union. 1t will be a proud
consolation to the true Badger 70 know
that the GLORIOUS old revolutionary line Of
his State has revived in the war now be-
ing fought for the perpetuation Of our lib
critics, and that it was not an unworthy
branch from the noble stock. Never let
the cancer Of disunion pervade the organic
structure Of the government, and the fever
Of secession waste the energies Of the
Union. We swear by her to live, with her
to die.
will now close; you will hear from me
again. Yours, &c, VIM DAY.
1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

The Gun Boar New ERA.-'rhe qua
boat New Era is about completed and
ready for active service. We are told she
will accompany the grand expedition which
is moving up the Missouri river. She will
carry five nine-inch coumbiads with a
complement Of about one hundred men.
coiumbiads are formidable looking guns,
and are to be used principally with shell,
having the power to cast the most destruc-
tive missiles the distance Of two or three
miles. Three of these guns are placed on
the stern Geek Of the boat and two on the
bow. The lower decks Of the boat from
which the gans wills operate are protected
by the heaviest bulwarks Of oaken timber,
slanting backwards, and capable Of resist
ing any attacks by ordinary artillery
against them. The cabin, upper decks,
ana pilot house are also effectaally shielded
by complete easing Of boiler iron. The
boat leaves to-day for the scene Of action,
it shall be.-St. Louis Demo
cgat, 18th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

REJEcTtNG THEIR GoLD.--An amusing
scene occurred in the camp Of Pennsyl-
yania regiment several days ago. Our
troops were engaged in brisk skirmish
with the rebels t Townsville, just above
the Chain Bridge. Nearly opposite, on
this side Of the river, Gen. McCalls diyis-
ion were in camp, and the paymasier was
counting ont tie gold due the troops for
their services. Word was received Of what
was going on over the river. The men
sprang 70 their arms, in anticipation Of an
order to march. The regiment among
whom the money was being distributed
turned their backs upon the payinaster and
his treasure, as II il were matter 81 no
account. One man was signing receipt
Tor lis yellow heap. then lying % the t.
ble: he dropped his pen and rushed for
the camp leaving pen, paper and gold to
take care Of themselves. Another hastily
shouted, Hold on to mine till to-mor-
row" and darted from the tent. The pay
master was left il me with che gold, with
time 10 contemplate the curious incidents
Of war.--PdaadeipLia Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

prevented from carrying on their troacher-
Gus work, let no blood be shed. People
who look not below the surface may call
this weakness, but we say that the very
strength Of our government lies in for
bearance carried 70 its utmost limits. 1t is
this course which has brought the whole
people without distinction to its support,
and this course steadily pursued to tic end
will lring more honor, prosperity and
peace than all the bri liant victories which
arms can achieve. IT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

THE DOUGLAS ESTATE. Leo. w. Volk
the sculptor, is at present residing in the
Douglas Cottage at Cottage Grove, the
fayofite resort Of the late Senator during
tho summer months while in the city. Mr..
Volk contemplates establishing his studio
there. The grave e Douglas has been
neatly fenced, and the enclosure erased
and laid out tastefully. 1t is visited daily
by large numbers Of people many ofwhom
leave tokens Of remembrance and respect IN
shape Of boquets and wreaths. = Chicago
Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

SoLDIER's Pay AND BouSTy.-Ihere Is
still some misappFehension in regard to the
pay and bounty which the law flows 70
volunteers. Their pay i sl3 per month,
and $40 a year for cla hing. The bounty
already provided, Is 500 1T the end Of en-
lstnent; but ii addition 10 this, there is
no doubt that each man will BE granted ii
warrant for 100 acres Of land, bat there is
no law, a. set, f5r land bounty. In dis
Ssste every soldier who has family, or
persons dependent upon HIM for support,
receives SIS per month from tho State
Treasury .--.Juaespit Gaz.tte.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09
Proclamation in the
south.


We clip the following specimen Of south
en rhetoric from the Groyeland (Miss.l
correspondence Of the Memphis Appeql,
mo clearer testimony can be offered that
Fremont's proclamation was just the strike
necessary to explode treason; il Yves burt
fu, deadly strike--such as was calculated
70 bring traitors to their senses. The
whole policy Of the government in trying
to stop he rebellion without hurting any
body or striking down at once the cause
Of Che war will tmn out 4 failure. Slave
Try demanded the WITHDRAWALS robbery,
cruelty, treason! Then why not strike at
the cause of the WARE But here is the
Southern opinion Of Frsmoats proelama-
Ition, taken from the Memphis 4lppeal
Fremonts proclamation Of martial law,
lin Missouri, is the most diabolical edict
ever sent forth by any government not
reelng into anarchy, that we have any
account Of in the whole tide Of history
Every person taken is to be couft-martial-
ed and shot. Every slave in Missouri,
(for it amounts to this) is to BE declared
free Every neutral Is to lie treated as a
traitor, OF course this progIAnationis all
thorized and promoted by the Lincoln Cow
efnment AMI If he'll does not break loosa
under the feet Of every federal soldier and
every federal adhereat aye, every persist
ent Union mqa-in Missouri, Kentucky,
ana Maryland, it VIII because either there
is no such place as he'll, or those states are
unworthy to join our glorious con1c1eracy.
| have no language fierce enough to ex-
press the Indignation feel when reflect
upon the fithomles, diabolism Of that p O.
clamation. Why, sils, il smells Of blood
blood seas 1850, al every line; it reeks
with carnage and slaughter, it bIazes with
fire and all its fuFies let loose, in every syl-
liable, Through the swift coming weeks
and months Of the near future, it points to
"a scene of gathering horrors on this CONT
neat sach as the world never saw before,
If only tie degiks had the courage Or he
power TO carry oaa The spirit Of that proc
tamatiop.
But the helish designs Of our northern
5rethercn (God forbid that our children
should find out that they ever were our
bretheren are unmarked. We know
now upon what Genghis Khan campaign
they propose 10 SGT out We know now
what rivers Of southern gore, whit mid
night insurrectiona, what burning cities,
what shrieks Of anguish, they, in fancy,
reyel in.
We know what vast pyramids ofLuman
bones they are in imagination erecting all
over our sunny southern plains And
every Southern man, with even a piece.ot
soul ID him, must brace himself like steel
for the rush Of seytlian hordes that Lincoln
lis preparing to hurI upon US. Ho! every
southern man--ho every man this side Of
The border-hng yourself from this day
forward, heart and soul, into the conflict
each in his appropriate sPherel
If all their soldiers are ike tic sheep
that ran away from the imaginary "mask-
Cd batteries (resl dust clouds) Of Manassas
your task will be easy, your labors soon
ended.
Let the brutal minions Of beastly des-
potism come on! The slaughter pens are
ready, and Yankee blood shall flow as free
las festal wine J, p p.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

ARME SUPPLIES, --IS IS stated that up
wafd of ZOO, 600 nAtions iof the ARMY u
tie Potomac are stored % the feeeising ~
pots al Washington. Some ltiea 81 lAs
bulk Of these ati9Gs may be formed Wlieh
we state Tint there are 1890 barteis Ct
sr. 1000 barrels IT besf, 1900 lFrreis
81 pors, 100000 pounds Of collie, 5Jo.-
COZ pounds of sugar, 100000 pounds
Of Tread, win h9aay, CRACKERS, Vinegar,
candles, soap aud sllt il proportion. An
army Of 25O,O09 men wiil consume all
these ratiop III twelve days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

FIRST Contrary or TIE llTH RzcI-
MEST AT Carr RAEDALL.-One Of the
features Of the Watson Guards, the first
company here of thr llth," was q stall
watt man Of gigantic stature, ana dressed
IS IIiahtnd costume and armed IN High
land fashion. he marched win knives 1T
his si3e and IN bis leggins, aud with q
short sabre IL as SIDE. We should think
flat Ia 4 haiJ.to-laad fight he would he
aide d cope with bait 4 dozen ordinary
nen. Ills name i Angus X. Mcdonald.
He Is u genuine Highland Chief ana be-
longs q race, As his naFie would imply,
That figured c2aspc9oasly IN those wi'd
conflicts tliat hasc from time to time
shaken tho hills of oil Sco'i.;.--liaafao7
drglS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

A FEMALE REBEL CAPTAIN. = The
Memphis Aualaache says that one Of the
Louisiana companies in the battle at Maa-
assas lost Its Captain. The company then
unanimously elected the wife Of the deceas-
ed to fill his place, and the lady, in uni
form, passed through Memphis on the | 18th
inst, Oh her way TO assume command OF
her e.alpanN,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09
nR THOMAS w. BALTzELL,

undivided attention. to the practice Of his profession
as Physician and Surgeon. -
He may be found at all times at the Dfug
less professionally engaged. -,
general supply of Family Drugs aud Medicines VII
a kent for sale at the old stand OF Bradshaw 5altze
prepared BY myself. ~.
Lancaster, May 10th, 1856 4s-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09
nOCTOR A. THOMPSON,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

Offers hisservices to the community in curing Acute
And Chronic Diseases in the most speedy safe and per-
manept manner DR.. Thompson may be consulted daily
an ali diseases of the human sysen. Persons living at
adistanee can do by letter. and by uclosing red
samp they will receive an answer.
Particular attention given to female COMPLAINTS chh
dren's diseases and diseases of the Eye.
fy-orFIcE, in Burrs new building, opposite United
States Hotel, Lancaster, Wisconsin. loif
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

Another DEsrHBY WHsKgr. james
Donely, Of Bslaii, came to liis death ny
wIiiskey, last Saturday. He
Nse an oh resident VI Beloil AMI y habit
nal Grunkafd Aoaen vhisksy, i " 8
foundry post lnoIiesn examination naq
ellseasel The inner gFe. nraae Of his bfsln'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

The NATIONAL LoAN.-The amount Of
the national loan taken in Pittsburgh, dur
inc the last week, WAS 100000 lie
P0st SAYS It viii probably run upto $685.
600 or $Teo, 900 this week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

Mrs. Banks, the wife Of General
Baaks, Is with her husband in camp, and
gives her influence in f4yor Of good order
and the comfort of the troops.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

M james Whiteford. q wealthy ner-
chaat IF Baltimore, and john bosl}, nave
ben indicted by the grand jury u tlit CITY
ior treason. Whitefosl i out % $4,000
bail, aud Bosly is in prison, beng ana9le
rs 0ise security ii $4,000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

ASorHgR PIG Gua.--A large gun, east
n the West Point Foandfy, weighing Sis
tons, and capable 81 throwing q ball weigh
iag 20 pouals, WIS shipped Friday 81
New York for Washington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

A I4rrrlE CoIEY wirn 4 Bic
IIsARr.-Ritchie county, IN western Vir-
oiuia, Is j very smidl coQnty, 5ut she gave
7G0 votes for the Union, and out q nose
I50 voters, 500 have gone to sake good
their Ballots with their boyonets, anu oth-
sls are getting ready to do thes re.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

Inn.R AoEs.-- Gen. Mcclellan II not
vet IS Cen Fremont Is under & y Gen.
Lyon was about 44 Gen. Butler is AS /;
Gen. Banks is a.; ana Elsa. McDowellis
near 40.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09
PHYSICIANS.
7 Il. HYDE, NJ. D,
DR. LUDWIG.

OR. LUDWIG.
Il the request Of many friends, the undersigned has
taken 40 his residence this village, whore he expects
10 continue the practice OF his profession. lie matters
himself that prompt attention to his patients and an
experience odfty years will enable him 70 give salts
faction to all who may call him for advice or assist
SNee.
". c. LUDWIG, Med. Doctor.
Lancaster Nov. /, 1860. zl-mos
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09
S@First in Peace, First in
War;" SIC.

All honor to Old Grant another hum
bred of her sturdy sons have donned their
battle gear and turned their faces toward
the foe. All honor to her patriotic wives
and mothers, who would cheerfully sacri-
fee their lives for their country; butinstead
are called upon to yield what is dearer than
life, their hope and pride, the cherished OBJ
jects Of their affection. Life is less than
what makes life lovely. One young man
of fine promise, went from Lancaster, with
Capt. Calls, who was "the only son Of bis
mother and she a widow" another wild
ow's only son went with Capt. Palmer.
Can more evidence be given Of mothers
love for her country, when she gives her
all
On Saturday before the departure Of
Capt. Palmei's company, the roll Of the
drum called the soldiers and their friends
and they were many-into the court
house yard, where Mrs. Mckee on behalf
Of the ladies Of Lancaster, presented to the
company a banner, bearing the inscription
on one side,
80 = 4 = = x
: "GOD sUsTAINs TIE i3lGHT,a I
Trust H'a I.
AsssSs=-sss-zzss~ !
IL NOBLE TENTH HUNDRED. !
4 i
~ & i 4 ( < 1888 4 4 $3.50 $50
On the other side vas the following in-
scription
##*s****ss ***,
s.oNCE MORE UNTO TIE BRRACH.' .
: :
. Grant 90. 49, patriots. /:
A.. =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09
The Morn Of October.


A correspondent of the Chicago Tri6-
me writes as follows from Washington, no
ticing the well understood plans Of General
Mcclellan:
What he will do, or when he will strike,
is a secret; but about the same time that
the army of the Potomac moves, there will
he something startling on the coast. It is
to be hoped that the success Of Fort Hat
teras will not give Government false SCI
curity, but that the naval expeditions now
fitting out will be equally formidable with
that. In few days we shall have quite 4
fleet Of the new gunboats ready for com
missions. They will be armed with rifled
pivot guns, capable Of boring holes in Sc
cession batteries at long distances They
will be able to take position in shallow wa
ter, and screw their way in pr out, present
inc only a sharp bow to the range of the
enenv's batteries. You may set it down
that the month Of October will be one Of
great interest to the future historian. Ken
lucky will be known III history before the
November winds rpstle the leaves Of her
forest trees, and Fremont, If the Govern
ment does not throttle him will be hewd
from. 0, what sight A line Of fire
fifteen thousand miles IN length History
has no such picture. It was began t. de-
troy the best Government Of " s'ps; t
viii eud in tie freedom q every slave ia
disIoyal States. q.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09
HOTELS.
~-S~~~~-s->-s-~-T-s-s->a
HOUSE.

MANSION HOUSE.
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN,.
,gRS. MARY HYDE & SONS, Projectors
Thankful for the attering patronage heretofore ex-
eRded to the MANSION, give notice that the House
lEll be well kept as heretofore by the subscribers
The Stable the premises is one of the best IN the
auntry. MARY HYDE suns
Lancaster, March goth, 1861. ia-4o-ti
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

business cards, t6linesorunder,)oney .ar. SAGA
onesaaars l2lines, transient )arstinsertOn, Lee
d. 90. Observation-Disclosures -
do peayeas. eco
Oae-foursh Ella s9lanS .peryear, is co
0ne-haii 40. a.. ~ 90
ons ceu@n, do. 40 90
STRAY notices, nseriiors. IN
Observation-Disclosures theIoiio.
Yearls algegtiserkaroal iowedfour changes
Ailkiulsof Justices aaks, Deeds, MORTGAGES. Chatte
Mortgages. BE, printcdanafor sale at this of6ce
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

aE-Very few diseases aFe 40 mortal AZ
he fear of death.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

RIvER Gva2oArs. Tho six gun boats
building II st. Lonis ale sapidy approach
inc completion They ase NJ 2 peculiar
construction, their huiis Abci@5 srnilar Is
the lighl-drareht Mississippi steamers, and
theil upper works being angular, j the
shape Of m eqailatsrai triangle. ibess
boats viii be plated with 2 inch wrought
iron, and the bows will be encised in steel,
The whole structure being 50 light that they
viii not draw over four feet when they have
received their entire armament. From the
shape Of them, as they appear, no SHOT o.
shell Of any calibrc could BE- productive oi
any damage, and the men who work ne
lggurs are elfectualIy protected from the hFe
Of the enemy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09
I MERRICK,
DTTsHNELL 4 ROBERTSON.

A. R. BUSHNELL, THos. II. koBRhTsoN'
attorneys 81 Counselors at Law,
INA Collecting Agents Office in Chapman Kirk
tricks Building, PLArrEylLLE, Grant 90, WIS
n B-As the above co-partnersllp : eehnned %
~ b1siness alone will attend faithfully to all Grim
ia,I suits that may be intrusted to me- ,,,u,,,,,,
xu-41-u J1ja. II. hODithASo-S'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-09

should be his fate to die upon the battle
field, lie asked no prouder grave than the
one he should find beneath his countrys
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-30
ANOTHER STATE TICKET.

The State Committee of the Democratic
party OF Vermont have nominated the follow
ing ticket to fill the vacuum left by the
designations of Messrs. Dillingham;, Thomas,
and Thurston
For Governor, B. II. SMALLEY. Of Swan
ton For Lieut.. Governor, ERASMUS PLIAP'
TON, Of Wardsboro', otherwise known as the
" War-horse of the Democracy; For 1rtaS-
arer, GEORGE WAsHBuRN, Of Spriurfeld'
The Committee accompany the nomlna-
tions with an address, in which they rebuke
the nominees of their State Convention Tor
resigning-a most ungrateful proceeding On
their part, the committee think-arraign the
Republicans as the causes Of tie National
troubles and (while coldly stating that oil
course they are for the Government as long
as it is a legal GovernmentD spend their
breath mainly in signs for restoration Oh
Democratic rule, and peace.
The ticket is, if we understand the views
of the men who form it, Secession ticket
All three of the nominees have, as we are
informed been in the habit Of expressing IL
private great deal of sympathy with tn'
rebels, and very little with the Government
We are curious to see how many vote
such ticket can secure among the patriotic
masses of the democratic rank and HE
! Vermont.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-30
THE CAUCUS.

Te Gus for the nomination Of Town
ReIr ,''' i've and Justices Of the Pe-ce is
to To- -. this Friday evening. /; Is
c,rd p, ne Republican COMMITTEE, vao
st IA '"' . taken pattern for The call from
,ae H. qe of the State Committee -
Nh, a, have deviated from the usual
IN ,ar % ..ceeding, we have not heard sad,
app l. ,a. Ter does not call tor special Io-
mark al 50. time.
W. c,a not suppose that there is Any
other ilau ono mind in those who votel fer
Carroll NoYEs, Esq. FIR Town Representa-
tive Ia year. viz to have him represent
the ToNn again this year. As member Of
tho ll.ase Of R,pres"L tativ5s in tn, last
yer ptober Session and in ;.e Apr:. SIS
s,ot' o. us year. Mr.. MOVES held Important
po,i,I.,.,-. and showed himself man o. a6i.-
ny s,.a lustry. During the Summer he
has 40 given great deal Of pels nIl and
ethclea. q ,cntiJn 10 help carry Gus the laws
in r,...r. the Vermont troops. the supply
of tn, * 10 Of the families 81 such as were
u!a-n' 40 the army from tais vicinity
aui Ia he adjustment and settlement
q rcc-u1ts pertaining 10 TIE bushes
Of enrv'lng AID provisioning recruits.
sc. Tore VII bet plenty q heavy bpsl,
hess en- hand at the coming Session Of the
Legislature requiring the attention OF men
of exFcrie.c and ability. Tho Superior
usyfulrr,s # IA member in his second wears
atten5spc,. IS aeknc v!cSed by az. Hence
The Custom "a sending member or II llas.
two successive terms. rh-castom is a good
me S-neTaY and there is ne reason fjr de- |
waiting .rm it this year. We make |
these Te,naI q because il sometimes happens
that when novelties are got up in the style |
Of caucus there are some to think it all |
labor JOS. uuoss something startling and |
unexpectsd Is d9ne. As the door OF the /
Caucus room i opened to everybody in town,
with perhap, one or two exceptions, it may
be that there will be some present DESTROYS /
Of Signalling such an event by the nomina-
ton ct some new man. 1t is best therefore
70 have FULL ATTENDANCE. Then,
If any unusual measure Is proposed, let the
reason for IT be stated and the subject be
fairly discussed; and the nomination of Mr..
Noyes on Friday evening, and his reelection
next Tuesday by large majority will he
the satisfactory and proper result