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chosen for the demons,rasion. Commanding - sA
q ,orchhghs procession. The musitsds 81 shsFed
Together vas very large. and the enthusiasm IN
bounded. Aoou, Il. 900 people were present.
and is sas oss Of the grsasess de0osssrssioos Of
the kind our city ever witnessed. sash OF
white satin, having upon it bust OF Fremont IN
gold, Vas also presented BY the ladies.
Boston, Nov. 3
The brig Baron De Castine has arrived. She
reports that on the 29,h ult., 10 lat. - deg,
long 90 eeg., she Vas captured BY the British
pirate Alabama. Capt. Semmes agreed to hber-
ate the vessel for bond Of $4,000. payable "
the President Of the Confederate States thirty
days after peace 10 declared.
The captain ~as also obliged to take the crews
Of several vesssls previously captured, which he
did, and landed them st the nearest port
Among she other vessels captured BY Capt.
Semmes was the ship Towanda, from Philadsl-
phia. for Liverpool. wi,h passengers. After q
detention Of five days, he released her loo . bond
Of $50, 900.
Nos, vessels captured we're burned, and their
owners put in irons.
A captured Captain vas informed BY . Lieu.
tenant and several petty oficers Of the Alabama,
| that her next destination wss New York, as they
intended to throw . few shells into the city. He
| represents the Alabama - being formidable,
but doubts her being as fast as reported. Tee
large pivot guns we're being mounted.
| The Captain Of the ship lafayette reports
than when he met Semmes he showed him hi:
B itish Consular's certificate, and remarked that
he supposed that Vas sufficient protection. Sem
mes remarked: New Workers are getting yer.
smart. but it wont save you. It's id hatchsc
up mess" and ordered the ship TO DO burned.
Washington. Nov. l.
| The National Lntel!iyeneer Ut TO morrow wil
contain statement from ex President BschanaI
in reply to Gen. Scotts famous letter, published
a few days since. regarding the measures fol
preventing the taking forcible possession OF the
Southern forts by the troops Of the different
southern States. Mr.. Buchanan iDtimatcs tina,
he did not heed Gen. SCOTS suggestion for gar
risoning the forts before and after Mr.. Liacoln's
election, because the prospectus we're that there
would be no collision, and that peace counsels
would prevail, and that such action would have
precpitated q collision.
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In CAMP NEAR EDWARDS FsRRY,
October Path, 1862.

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New York, Oct. I.
According to recent information from Mexico,
received from Havanna, about one halt Of the
French troops, amounting 70 1900 men. bad
arrived and we're ordered immediately to Orizs-
ia. 1t vas thought the Notifications as Orizaba
had been selected - basis Of operations and
that the expedition for the City Of Mexico was
TO start 10 December.
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Baltimore, Oet- 80.
The LOYAL citizens arrested on Tuesdsy, have
not been released from custody. Gov. Bradford
has commanded the unconditional release Of all
the parties arrested, and that all the papers and
doeumeate seised be given up.
The petition for the removal Of Gen Wool
has received numerous signatures last night and
this morning. An advertisement appears 10 the
loyal paper. TO day, invi.ng the. cits .ns Of Bal
timore to call 1t the CHion Reading RsoD and
eign petition for the r. moval Of General Wool
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WeooaenAu noaAsAG. SOW. 81. ssss.
"a E-e..s.s'ag sss-~
TIE movements Of the army Of Virginia. and
he removal Of ihas slos coach 0sa. baell, are
jndjea,ioos ibas The President means 70 prosecute
shs ses sish ssss sieoe Than - - dose here.
seeurs.
1hs rebel army b sndosbtedly falling bsek
- oer army advances. and shis Ne may take -
. eoufession on she part Of Gen. Lee that be 10
ossnsmbsred, and that be il nos able % cops
vish our forces opposed 10 hin. Il nay hossv
@ b The policy oi the rebels 70 drsw eus army
away iron 10 bsss Of operations. end the source
Of IL supp.ies; bus In doing this they win nee
sssasiy sslinquish the rich valley Of the shsaan.
dsah, the main source Of their osn supplies.
Thiogs On The whole are looking just nov more
hopeful than they did two weeks ago. Then Ne
thought from appearances and reports that Il vas
the intession Of Gen. Mcclellan 70 60 into win
Ter quarters on o. near the Po,omsc. Nov We
hope b vill spepd she winter nos in idleness in
winter qasrssrs. but 10 active operations. far
esossh South " make Il unnecessary TO 90 into
winter quarters a. all
Il has appeared TO 10 for . time past, ss
shossh there vas disposition In certain high
quarters to keep thing. - they we're, and nurse
the thing along. until something should turn
Up, o. some arrangement OF compromise could
b Effected but nov il would Seem that things
ere bravely changed, aud that he who hiss the
eoossiss,ioaai right TO CONN and, does not intend
to b tiAed With IN. longer.
The President has boldly and heFoiGsly adopted
the policy Of euan, ipa,ion, - . means Of remov-
ing the cause. u the same time that he strikes q,
the Sustaining power Of the rebellion. He has done
this, nossishssandi0g she avowed opposition Of
large party in The North and in the Bosdsr
Sss,es 70 the measure, add ss believe ~ hss
Whatever those oppSsers may cay ~ DO nsains,
him.
Il vii not Do to suspend setivs opssa,ioss 10
the field, waiting 10 see the eject Of that procls-
nation upon the rebels. The desired effect Vi
that measure will b. rendered more certain by =
vigorous prosecution Of offensive operations
against them. during the time intervening. be-
fore the proclamation takes effect. They viii
thus be made to see tha, the President mss~s 10
enforce IL; and he vill be the better sAs t.
HE power.
The work, We trust, will nov be pushed ener
sesically and triumphAnsly forward AMI ls,
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Oswego, Nov. 3.
The schooners Ontonagon Of Osvego. and Far
rer, Of Ssckett's Harbor, went ashore early thi
morning, . short distance east Of the pier. A
terrific gale was blowing II the time, and con
tibues undated.
The Onronagcn bad . cargo OF wheat Oh boart
loaded At Toledo and consigned here. Vesse
and cargo are Q total loss. Toe Farmer had M
cargo or board and is total loss The crew,
Of both vessels we're saved. The schooner Flo
"a w atson, bound from Toledo for this port viii
~hest, and the schooner Harriet Ross bound "
~itb salt, coded Yesterday morning, twenty
two miles from Nisgrs river. TIE Watson sunk
in thirty feet OF water.
Sackett's Harbor, Nov. 3.
The schooner Gazette, Of Osego, vent ashore
this morning, about bali mile below this place
She is leaking rome.
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Latest. Ella Liverpool. Ssturda

Latest, via Liverpool, Saturday.
The London Daily Nees briefly poin;s TO the
desperation and barbsrism OF the slave drivers
as evidenced in the proceedings Of the rebel
Congress.
The London Herald reverts 70 the speech Of
Sir G. c. Lewis and says the time has arrived for
the recognition Of the South. and esys future
times will point to the delay 10 recognition -
the greatest mistake 10 foreign policy of Pa!
merston.
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~ Gen! Hooker narrowly escaped being
killed q w:llard's hotel in Washington, . fes
days since. A gentleman sas exhibiting 20 hin
- Improved esrbine. when went OF accident
ally, The charge passing between the tvo gss'
ele0s0.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
ariz.S D. v.s
lNGHAM COUNTY.

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Washington, Nov. 3.

Wssaingtoo, Nov. T.
To-day Gen. H.Ileek. attended By his stan,
visited the l5eth Mes York Infantry, known -
the Bsiieck Infantry. eoomsnded by Col Gar
rard Ii IL the fret visit of this character, which
has been made BY Gen. Halleck since be has
been Comnandee.in-Chief.
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- 4 ssilssy sssis loaAsa sisA leo p,,.dsd
Asssias hssssa ssrivsd in Psris sh,,. ve.ts
- fhey cane iron Algeria y ..y Il L,e.s.
- ars dsigssd for = ssgiaess q Chss,,.ra =
1aesassas 0~asd. - "A es...l S. - -
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DnsN-fss Wssh'sssss RY.i.ies. ex.
p"easiy ess - rs0srs q Important changes
= high oitaary plaesa Gen. Halieck win net
. wssl csa- neC,ellAa viI ass sssuns ehi.,
s'..sed' 0sa- Rsssss will be assie.sA V q
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.ssaAeA-tAs o.srasie eej~isy i s,ssA
We y ~ Ssaaas snA fssrssss n the Heus,,
VsAass sajasiey iss CsaUso = 40.
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e Cen RsAuresArd il rapidly earning the
dissioesiSo Of the arss l'ar Of the age. ~ we
sspsessd. HE flaming bulletin. annoassing q
grsas Coaisdsrass victory near Savannah, turns
ess - b n esrssioss 6esieo. Our forces made
. rseeansisases ia the direction Of the Charles.
tsa aod savannah Rail Raad. found the enemy
b grsas isscs. assacksd then, repulssd them in
three several engagements. drove them across
IL rivsss sors ~ she track for . soosiderab h
dissanes. "isk" the country 9TH reference to
Sssurs end ooss Important operations, and re
tsrned. having sseosapiisAsd the main object Of
IL eSpedisjou.
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a In soos psrss Of the South, cows heir
. 10 - i6s tie manufacture Of eleshiog. in the
phes q vosl vhich has become exeeedioery
se.ree. The hair 10 washed pssteetly elean. and
psueA o. bess - - 70 hsvs no punches. After
3 = dried Is b ready f. sss. Like WOOL for or.
Gaasy esssh, is b used only foe " filing" and
oi1sd saly vish about ons-s third cotton.
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making demonstrations towards Manassas, and
had run OF train frsm Boil Run bridge.
Gen. Sigel states: II have sent strong force
to Bull Run bridge TO restore the train to the
track.
"Bsyard's force was attacked At 4 o'clock to.
day, At Eide, and is now encamped two mile.
east of that place.
"A Dispatch from Ssahi, Gays the rebels are
repairing the railroad TO Manassas.
HEADQUARTERS, Army Of the Potomac, !
Wheatland, Va, Nov. g.
To His Excellency the President:
I have just received dispatch from Gen. Ne.
CleHan, dated At Smokers Gap, stating that be
was in full possession of fhe Gap.
When Gen. Hancock arrived there il Wa
held BY tie enemys cavalry, Who we're At once
driven out BY column of from 5000 70 1000
infantry.
The rebels advanced to attack it, but were
dispersed BY our riaed guns. The position is .
strong one for either side.
I, is said that Gen. Jackson and Gen. A. P
Hill are in the valley opposite.
Gen. Pleasanton has driven the enemy's cav.
airy several miles beyond Union, At three o'clock
this Afternoon, exploded one Of their eassions,
snd csptuted 100 of their wounded left behind
(Sgned,) ABB MARCY. Chief of S,af.
ST. Louis Nov g
Gen. Fremont vas last night presented BY the
Gesuans Of st. Louis and vicinity With . mag
niicent sword, Which vas long since purchased
for that purpose. About year ago dime sub
scripsion sas ssarsed anens the Germans 70 raise
= suitable amount for . testimonial. 1900
vas speedily collected, ana sssed ordered from
Tiffany. Nev York. The weapon Is . superb
pse. The blade i Of the fness steel. With gold
,eabbard Tremoot's arrival here affords the
wiahsd fes oppsstunisy, and kss evening vas
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says:
"Gen. Butler, with 1000 men landed on the
Peninsula 1t was expected be would advance
on Mobile Junction, Montgomery, and Pensaco.
ID railroad. Gen. Hindman, nov 10 the Military
Prison, Little Rock, will shortly be taken "a
Richmond"
New York. Nov. /.
special to the New York Tribune, dated
Washington, Oct s,st, says:
A dispatch from one Of our special corrsspon.
dents, dated Hsrper's Ferry, Oct slss, says
3" Longstreeti entire corps Is just reported in
Saicker's Gap. and in the valley juss east Of it
our troops are picking up stragslsrs, near
wheasland, Waterford and welsboro.
Harper's Ferry, Oct 80.
Yesterday Richardson's division passed Snick-
er's Gap to Paris, sual town on the road lead.
ing from Leesburg. and running through Ash
ley's Gap The forces under Gems. French and
left here this morning. crossing the
Shesandoah bridge. Summers corps also moved
into Virginia yesterday through the Blue Noun
tain and Shsrt Bills, where be will form juno.
lion With Burnside, vho is now as PurcelIsviIle.
Gen. Burnids 10 steadily moving On. The
impression 10 that the enemy's flank 10 turned.
md that battle 10 imminent Oar positio6 here
. admirably defended. and, If the enemy attempt
% cross. . great battle muss at once enne.
Cannonadiog i heard in the direction Of Win
chester and Shepardssown.
Harpers Ferry, Oct. 81.
Yesterday our piskess, four miles hence, 80
be rebel pickets from Charlestown. None we're
cen north Of Hilsoro. BeIos that plaee, end
\ Charlessovn, the rebels we're saPpesed to BE
. great numbers.
Jackson vas in Berryviile night before -.
% doubt occupying both sides Of the Blue
losntsin, from Winehessef 70 Adie.
Two thousand rebel infantry are Il Warrea-
- With cavalry and artillery.
Oar whole aray i in ans spirits md eooai-
%.
The weather i PlsnaiA
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really entered upon the dangerous policy oil
srming their negroes.
In Atlantis, Ga, Montgomery. Ala, and 9th.
er cities. il 10 said negro regiments have already
been organized AID supplied With weapons, and
recent Ne. Orleans newspaper states tina,
about ZOO black soldiers, odicered BY whites,
have been sent from campo Of instruction 70 gar.
rison Notifications and important towns.
Cairo, Oct Is.
The Federal force numbering 200. With one
piece of artillery, stationed as wavsrly, Tenn,
Two miles southwest Of Fort Donelson, were 1t.
tucked by 500 rebels. on Thursday last. The
latter we're completely routed. Their loss wss
"a killed and 25 captured and . large number
wounded. Our loss was two killed and two
wounded From esveral sources We learn that
there 10 great activity among the rebels in the
vicinity Of Helena. V;eksourg and Holly Springs.
They evidently contemplate an attack, but Just
as uhat point is not known. The number Of
rebels At holly Springs ID said to be rocco.
The conscription act is vigorously enforced in
the South. Officers from vicksburg say that ev-
cry man under thirty Eve d in the army.
An arrival from Bolivar and Jackson says it
vas reported At Jackson, on what seemed 70 be
god auth GRITTY, that Price vas as the Hafchie,
With SO. 900 men, marching IN the dirsesioa Of
Bolivar. Pillsw Vas also reported in the sane
With 20, 900 nea. This rumor il
highly probable in military circles.
information from the country last night rep.
resent guesrilIas sho we're lately eucamped mid |
vay between Germantown and Coferville, have
been seen in fsl retreat, closely parsued BY Fed
sral cavalry under Col Grierson, these guerril. |
- sere from Keasucky. and the Impression aP-
'ears 70 be thas they were deprsdasing O. their
,Wn hook.
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pehds, hud Il will BE- almost miraculous i
the tirst maa u choksd Od before be has
time 70 establish the preeedent. Il ths
door be OPenPd ior general buSIutsS, there
is no telllhg when lt viii be ohnt agAln, -
We would cot DO surprised IL The Pan Han.
die Railroad would be up again to plague
uS, II the least opening can be found, and
We have seen iutimAllonS Of various other
matters, that ohly the mOdeSty Of their
patvOuS prevents the inirOdustiOu Ot
Il iS urged With sO@e force that the oath
OF allegiance passed BY the reeent LegiSlA.
ture is 90 loosely draWu as to already nsed
eobbliuE, and Ii iS further urged that the
penalty for violating Il should be more dis
liuetly defined and some more summary
mode provided for enforcing il, Some
legiSlatiOn Is also said 20 be needed for the
disposition Of the property Of parties who
have deserted il BY taking part 10 the re-
belliou, in order to prevent fraudulent OF
other wrong transfers, and 10 arrange esuCh
matters geneFally on basis that will be
satisfactory to the loyal portion Of the
community. The question Of diSirauehll'
ing all who will moi take the oath 10 sup.
port the re.organiEed State Government,
has also been moOled.
These questions ali come under the same
head and Law regulating them might au
bs embraced In one act and they are PrO6a-
biz Of sufficient general Importance TO JUS
tiiy the Legislature 10 departing from the
mEin object Of their session, ,,a
R,,t ,Jhsn ynsFnhnra ia1I IN lh0talakihp on
dOg'lawl. making the Ohio klVeF lawful
tsncs TO the dsriaioR Of cattle and hogs,
relieving deputy clerks and Sherihs, co.
dOFSing tEaitOFOuB senators, aud such mat
tsrs rs eau stand awhile, IN our opinion,
they will justly lay lhemlelveJ liable 10 the
righteous lndignAliOaoE their constituents.
When they are reduced to that strait, they
should promptly adjourn to the bosomu Of
their constituents.
Ga the main question which they are
called to consider, TO rutify the action Of
the Convention as endorsed by the people
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Now that We have got Forts jackson,
Macon, Pulaski, ST Philip, "a, back
again, where's Fort snmtsri We must
have that soon.
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Qmu sbs W.ll1bGFg Hsral4.I


The Legislature rs.aISsmbled a. Wheel
log on The 9Th, ppriuupt 10 PFoclAuGriOn
Of the Governor; with tie understanding
among The public q least, that they were
70 vote upon the question 0t State division
a. Prescribsdin 10 the United States ConsIi-
tuition, and thea adjourn, Whether they
will limit their lAborS 70 this degree, rs.
mains to be Ieen. Judging from the pre-
eedent SET during the winter session, The
taxpayers need entertain 90 very langulne
hope of it; and from Indications during
The frst day Of two, they may almost Ger.
taiuly be assured Of another Windy term;
Almost every delegate will be tound %
have pet measure, uPon the auecPsl Of
which, the prosperity Of hiI people do.
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some Authorities for Giving = Condl.
tIOnni COaSont ~ cOngEsGS and the
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4rfrYr q WEsrynN ylaeNIA.

AIteF 0ome delay the great O0uy OIL our
Rockingham militia are OF tor the war,
They were detained here a few days longer
than they would have been, 10 consequences
Of the dilHculty Of getting out disafeCt.
ed and disloyal element reading 10 the
eastern part OF the county, This element
embraces a lawless party Of some oDr hun.
dlted and 6ily or two hundred men living in
The Blue Ridge, We learn, who had deter.
mlued that they would not hear arIls for
the defence Of the Southern COnfederaey.
They never ", have been in tue service Of
their country, and they have pledged
themselves not to discharge the duues Dc.
volving upon all good citizens. For the
purpose tie more elIectnally to resist the
authorities OF the country, they bad armed
themselves, and openly detied anybody to
take them. They had been banded TO-
getheF for some time.
The senior colonel Of our militia, Colo.
mel william A. MaupiH, has been using
cOmmeudabIe efforts to get his regiment
Into the field; but this disRTected and dis,
loyal element has continued in a state Of
atebeIlion," aud utterly refused 10 obey
his orders, General jackson, who very
naturally feels solieItous that every man 10
the valley who can bear arms should be at
lis post In this erisIS, directed a force to
be sent aftGt this body Of men, to compel
them 10 come 70 terms. Captain Il, @.
Mauck, With portion Of bis company,
vent after them. on Saturday last, and Ou
Tuesday Captain II. W, Gilmor, OF Ashby'v
dragons, with q detachment Of men, also
leGt Harrlsonburg TO assist in bringing them
10, II was hard case that these gallant
men should be compelled to have Nu enemy
In front for the purpose OF securing our
mountains 10 secure local, mean, detest.
able, IrAitOtOuS enemy In their rear. But
"StoneWaIlr Jackson 10 not the man to
leave an enemy behind him Il he can be
Gerroted out; and hence be had resolved
that this traitoreus element 10 our valley
should be captured or killed. These, we
presume, were the imperative orders given
those who were sent after them and We
are sure, from the looks Of the "boyS' who
we're sent to execute these orders, that
they would be carried out to the letter.
The result Of this expedition, We hope
and believe, will be successful. We hope
no traitor will be allowed to escape. Any
set Of men who will now set themselves
mp in opposition to their country, and 10.
fuse to assist her in this hour OF her need,
justly deserves to be Shoa
II will be remembered that In Eastern
virgiuia the aristoeFatS recently forced the
people to vote on the SuFfage question,
with the hope that they would voluntarily
dIsttanchlse themselves. The result viii
prove 4 disappoln.nsulto to the MasOus and
Hunters. Here Is thevots:
The Secretary ofthe Commonwealth has
received returns from 0ixty.Glx counties
and camps, Of the late vote upon the C0n-
StitutIoa and the suffrage question. The
results thus far are aS follows:
Constitution. Suffrage.
For............... 1892 For....,.... Is, 1856.
Against....-, 1911 Agaiast,...~ S,44G.
Nai'ty IN fayoF.... 3 ,395 Marty in favor T.94O
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raj'ty Ia favOr..2 ,so5 MaTty in favo! 1910
Gen. Espton Harper, Of Augusta, Virgin.
ia, prints In the RegiSt'r call for
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A9-eRGetG NpRlcu pguhle TIE GhoYs EsteL
ADSYAFig AdttTtiliuf el FeAsonAble terms, AnsH.
dug 70 the space occupied And The number ofehShEas
u1aao. Fh hgfs
AdVsEtissmshtsirOm tEAuHlent peEpoaP q StFang
OFL 70 - pGii n n dAVaRc.
BuainelS Cas not exceeding I've llnCt SO pr year
sF g toF Il mnnthS. bat iaF sh3Ethr psrod BOihlnH
gill b c0lltS4 lsg than egUAFO.
The pFiEilsgo Of AnhuAl Advertising Il Halted 90
The AdvoEtisFS' own Immadlate buineas; and all
adVbFtIsullaHtS loF the bsAFat Of other pFsons a.
we'll q ~ legal Advertisements, aud AdVaEtlSSmOntS
ofAuetion aOla and real sstais sent 10 By then mul'
b paid f6g u the usual rates.
! N1sAdVVFiis9mSnts not AceoIapahlsd With WFittSA
dpoetlOns Vl b inserted 1ntil forbid and charged
accordingly.
Nolcoi isF Political MsotlugI to bS ehArgsdlB In ali
cases q tail nteA
Marriage Notleesot EunsESlS, apa AanpAesnsuts
ul SsFmonb, % cents each, uOuVll-'6s
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r. S.-Whsn the recipient Of Divine
grace can rIghtfally nseTibe dictatlOn or
improper interference to the power thHt
conditions bis heart aud mind Tor receiving
the precious favor, 'lhen will the people Of
West Virginia make similar descriptions 70
any power that ShallsuggsSt OF help 10 any
way 10 Sbape her inteFusi structure 20 AS %
seCure the cOnsummGtioH Of the new State.
Not I'LL hen. O. p.