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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

| geaat Catts. Company 3, and Private Williams.
Company X. Cuts served through the Mexican
war. All the men have been prohibited drink.
Ing from old wells, and new ones are being dug,
The bill introduced By Senator Hale from
the committee on Naval Affairs to-day, pro-
vldes for the construction, under the direction
Of the Secretsry Of the Navy, Of an iFon.olad
steam vessel Of not less than i've or SIX thou
sand tons burthen, and of great speed and
strength, to be used only as ram; for which
purpose 81 ,0O0,0 900 will be appropriated; also
$l3. 100000 for the construction Of iron clad
gunboats, $7e3,000 for the completion Of ste-
ven's battery, and $500,000 for extending the
facilities Of the Washington Navy Yard, 90 as
to roll and forge plates for the armored ships.
The relations between the United States and
foreign nations are now entirely free from any
apprehension whatever of disturbances. The
tone Of all correspondents ia conciliAtory and
amicsble. II Ia considered the British as well
as the French ministry 10 evidently gaining
strength, owing to the discountenancing Of
with the seceasiopists.
The Senate confirmed Brig. Gen. Mcdowell
as Major General Of volunteers.
President Lincoln has just received message
from Brig- Gen. Strong, saying that New Mad
rid 10 ours
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
Frnml INFLAMMATION. !.

NEW YoRK, March l4--Ths Tribune's cor.
respondence says Capt. Ricketts,, of the First
Artillery, who was wounded and captured at
Bull Run, has been nominated as Brgadier-
General; also Leonard F. Ross, Colonel of the
Seventh Illinois. 9lGaIu eW5 sl
Senator Chandler and Representatives Gooch,
Covode and Julian, Of the Conducs of the War
committee, have been detailed to visit Manas-
sas and Centerville, and report upon what they
And there. They left on that duty to-day.
Senator Wright Of Indiana has taken the
place Of Senator Johnson upon the Conduct of
the War committee. f&g 8
The Senate in Executive session ordered the
nominations Of Bdgadier-G Generals Lockwood
and Asboth, which have been reported favora-
bly, upon. go f WI ga, u
w WAsHiNeroN, March 14.--Gen. Fremont Is
expected to arrive here to day. Alreadya o new.
German regiment is partially raised In New
York, to accompany him to East Tennessee
and Georgia.
:, Two men, attached to Wisconsin regiment
10 Gen. smith's division, were poisoned to-day
BY drinking water from o WeIl that had been
poisoned BY the rebels. Il 10 thought that
neither win survive. Their names are Scr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Esw York Marker.
IREPORTEp FOR THE ONO srATxsNAA !

[REPORTKp Eoa THE ONO sTATEyNAH d -s
NEW YORK. March IA.
FLoUR-Market favora buyers with moderate busIns,s
doing. eales OF 1860 barrels at s5 R595 IS Tor su.
perfne gtate 95 5025 IS for extra statei as 25A5 rs
for supsrhne western; IS 50R5 70 TOR common 70 mo.
dium extra western; IS 7SaS e5 for shipping brands
extra round hoop Oho $500 rs for trade brands mar
ket closing heavy. u ,.. -. - - : = =" /.
CANADIAN FL1UR-Heavy and declining; sales Of
sO0 barrels a. % 5O@e so for common ohoos extra.
RYE FL0UR-Quiet and steady vii salea 400 hnIa Al
90 25y4 IS. ''N' ''''' Wv OO'' '''' "
C0RN MEAL-ouist and nomnally unchanged; sales
Of $50 barrels at 90 90 Jersey; BrandyVine Al as
WaIsKY-The market is without decided oh,nss IN
prices sales Of $50 barrels at 25K@Q8Kc ohieav Al
25k@9oo. .'tT1 - =
WHEAT-Exhibits more activity; prices unchanged,
ssies SOOO bashes red Jersey at 81 81 In bags on dock
DO RED PennsI lvania ahd jersey at 81 t0DI dl
delivered; oeOO DO winter red western at 49, and 1900
DO red LoIg Island on private terms.
RY1-oontnues In fair request, with sales 1000 bush
az eogeSc;
o. sSoo bushels osnsdan and western at 81 0o $500 de
s'ate o. sogSecl s0OO bushels damaged do at $50.
CORN-market hrm with moderate business doing for
export and home eonsumptioni sales Of $4,000 bush at
599olo per bush for mixed western In store and oO
olo for do delivered oS9Ssc for new yellow touthem
and jersey: .- ID u. d.
oATs-Dull, with sales Of S8@4Oc for jersey, Dan.
lalana ~ SIC, drci.. .s
OVFFHE-The market for Rio quiet and noninally
unSSnsnBed' Llp. fsItt 49, 3
eudAh-haw continues 40, moderate demand with
steaoy MARKET sales Oh wy hhds at ok47ko for Ouha
and lUO boxes Havana at INC; refined steady and un
cnsngea;
sn. 0aAssEsi: In good demand, but without decided
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
LATEsr WA ourENsraMN.

Breadstuffs dull. Wheat quiet and steady.
Provisions steady and unchanged. Bacon and
pork rather easier to purchasers. '''
CopsOls 9S36@sSk American securities
firm,
HAvRE CoTTos MARKEr--Sales during the
week, $500 bales New Orleans tres ordinaire at
l66f stock, 1886 bales. ees....#.
PARIS. -Bourse fat; rentes 69i l6c in lIqui.
dation. ~ e&a
|. Prince Napoleon in the Senate demands that
the French troops shall evacuate Rome
VIENNA, March 1.-The journey of the Arch-
duke Maximilian to Paris and London has
been adjourned, negotiations for his candida
tur0 for the throne Of Mexico having encoun-
tered difficulties. 49, ., .sn N 8 ..ass
MApRiD March l.--According to advises from
Tangiers the Lieutenant Of the Sumter bad
been released The Federal ships are still
watching the Sumter, which remains stationary
at Gibraltar. ...,. 49, -s,
Paris, March 2.-The discussion In the
French Chambers exoitsS the greatest interest
Prince Napoleon had asked for the suppression
Of the temporal power of the Pope. Laquer.
roniere, the known. .confdante of the Emperor,
spoke In favor of the the temporal power. The
Ministry declared that u would explain the pol
Icy OF tho Government on q future OCCASION,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
money Market.
IrrrrsaArnrD FOR THE ONO srAu~AAs.l

ITELEsRAFHxD FOR THE ONO STATraMANl
s& R NEW YORK, March II.
The market is steady aud unchanged at COZ per cent
for loans on call.
Prime paper is scarce and In good demand OF COZ per
cent it1 5000 sasF
Sterling Exchange is dull ct llo0lleK for panksTI'
Bills, and lll0ll2 for Merchants Bills.
American g'ld 10 selling At lk0lx per cent pre-.
MUM.
California Gold Bars dull and nominal at lN0s per
cent. premium.
Government stocks are IN good request at advancing
prices Z 3'l0 Treasury notes sell freely a. par.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
Boauregard Appointed Command or.
insChief OF tho Rebel Army.

New YoRK, March l4.--special Washington
dispatch to the Philadelphia North American,
reports that Beauregard has been appointed
Commander-in.C Chief of the rebel army, and
that the evacuation of Manassas was at bis sug.
gestion. Il Is further said that he has arrived
at Richmond. d. .eusIa.1. tts. =
Dispatches to the Inquirer state that the
Hampton Legion left Fredericksburg on the
l2sh, bound South.
The limo of the Rappahannock has been de.
serted by the rebels, and balloon reconnois.
sances from Pohick Church show no enemy with.
In thirty miles.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short me and has al
ready bsen tested By over one thousand peraons and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet h the greatest
beautlner ever offered 70 the American people.
TO prevent this Toilet from being counterfeted or I'm
iteted by unprnolpled persons we do not offer II fol
sale at any Druggss In the United States Therefore
anyLady Gentleman who desires Soft Luxuriant Hail
aad Curs, and Long, eoft Whiskers or Mousache can
procure the InSigoator or Toilet either one, for one
dollar, incosed In letter, with their address.
Address q. y. BPENY & co.,
Boz 103, 0ollinsYilIe,
Hartford Co., Conn.
And i will becarefuly sent by return mail.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

NEW YoRK, March l4.--Since his appoint.
ment 70 the mountain department was made
public, Major General Fremont has been over.
run with visitors, who come to congratulate him
upon his restoration to command. Last night
he left quietly for Washington, to receive his
instructions from the President end Secretary
of War. alts2k Stt 9sA eftf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

CHICAGO, March l4.--A special to the Times
from Cairo says heavy cannonsding was heard
to-day In the direction Of New Madrid. The
steamer Lake Erie No. Q says II was heard very
distinctly at Columbus from four ten thirty this
morning
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
pron, Winohasta,r,..' !

: WiscHEsrER, Va, March ls.--No move.
ments Of Importance have taken place TO-DAY.
Gen. jackson was in person at Middleton tliis
morning, ave miles north Of StEausburg. Aah.
by's cavalry stiIl hangs In the rear Of JsckaCn'n
retreat,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

New YoRK, March 4.--A London letter Of
the lst of March to the Commercial, says on
the whole there is an obvious growth OF the
impression In England that the struggle will be
terminated this spring. American securities
have been consequently buoyapt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
Master Commission on aCri,jss Sale. j, :.

asOrss Q. Osborn q .e 10 sSSa l.I re .3I4 ''l9
s.mu. /. Il Lingo .. Al. Superior Court os1a =,
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID 10 me directed from The Superior Court Of franklin
County, Ohio, will oer for sale, ct the door Of thb
Court House, In the city Of Columbus. Ohio on iii.
Saturday, the 18th day of April, A. D. 1862,
at O'Clock, p M, thsfollowing described real esate
to Wit STA i..i uf - H
certain piece Of land In section two (2, township
two o. range seventeen C7), United States Military
and commencing In the center Of Plank road sixty feet
COY south Of the N D. Of lot decided from O. l..
Westerve TO Peer Hammon; thence 8. with said road
twelve rods I'D and some llakg 70 George Stoners line
thence Il. thiryone rods (3l) aud thirteen and half
feet 2l, thence n parallel ithsaid road sixteen rods
no; thence west to the place OF beginnlna Il being the
same three aores 81 decided from O. 4. Westerve to g.
L. Lingo, except fraction % feet Wide on the N. W
corner and known aa No. Of the subdivision In
the above eescribed three aere piece,
Lot No, 3andhouae, Sl75o0.
The one scre lot, $500.
q. W. HUFFMAN. Sheriff.
3-s and Master Commissioner
WILSON B BINGHAM, Att'yS. p . Z = 2 AHh~-
Rrnter's fees Is 90. g1ssso 5s. F3a ta ui1I
hSuAS-"tu ..--r .tT .rfg.sa i. 81. 'afH arl +.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
'- eye NOW. les 81. s ~, ~ y. Z.
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations Goods


Tho best evidence that they are is that their rmest
friends and best patrons are those who have nsed them
longest. Dr.. WiLLIAM B. HunD is an eminant Dent,ot
Of Brooklyn, Treasurer Of the New York etats DENTIST
Association aud these preparations have been used n
his private practice for years. and leading Citizen of
Brooklyn or Wlliamsburgh questions their exceiisnce
while eminent Dentists OF New York recommend then
20 the bes known to the profession. Without the sld on
advertising, dealers have sold Them by the gross.
The Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times ssyE--'sWs
are happy to know that our fnend, DR. HUnp q guc-
ceeding peyond all appreciation with his MOUTH WAGn
ard TOOTH POWDER. The great secret OF hiB euccsss
rests with the fact THAT ms ARTICLES ARE PaDusur
WHAT THEr ARE RErREssATED TO BE, AswE rKu TESTIFY
GRoN THEIR LoHa uBE.n rfFfi'arrr. 80 nffaT
The wekknown P. 7. BArnun Wrtes,--"I found youE
TOOTH ROWDkR 90 good that my family have unsd Il
al up. We fad the best Powder for the Testh that
We ever used shall feel obliged n you will .ead sns
smother supply at the Museum si your eOnvspsnos ui
But their cost Z 50 small thSt every may tss. u
matter for himself. -..-. -. - :
Uc Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powders. Da
hrRDs Tooth Powder contains acid, nor alhali, nor
ehareo. and poshss without wearing the enamel. uss
no other. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

VIII CURL STRAIGHT HAIR In 4oft, silken, Flowing
ourls, that will remain In shape for one day or one
week desired or any Longer PERIOD II the directions
are strictly followed, which are very simple and eay.
The par Toilet does not In any manner interfere with
nor dyes u; but gives the hair soft thrifty appear
Ance. 1t also prevents the hair from JaOtn0 ~ and
turning gay. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
NOW Hamp.hire fIsotIon

CONCORD, N. H., March l4-Returns are re-
ceived from all but eighteen towns In the State.
TIE following is the vote: Berry 81 ,374; CLARK
q, ,4S9; Wheeler 1853 Berry's majority is not
far from 1900.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
Cincinnati Market.

~ ~, orcpuATis March lS. I,
RL0pR--Thsrs 70 no change IN tho MARKET tho dsmand
Is quite Hight The sales were confined to 1906 hafil
o. family % - So and - barrels Of extra fancy q
wsHsisKY-pnce are IA hIsh.r. win 4 ecntinusd
speculative demand. The sales compriie 1900 bhIs A
1ek01pHc, the latter rate for wngon.
PR0vIeIoNe--There d vsry little doing, and prices
ere shade more In favor Of bnyOru.
MESS P0RK-So0 bble city sold a oil; modsNto
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

The only article ever offered to the French people that
would CURL STRAIGHT HAml the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoleonl
which article 10 indispensable to his toilet room.
The subtcbers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of all others ever offered to
the public take pleasure In expressing their confidence
In the article, gaining Il from practical uao.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

shrewd agents make small fortune In carrying
these Articea around 70 families. The DEHTAL TRnAs'
pRy ID the ncaest article hata man or woman can cnrfY
sround Send for and or, better, dozena which
We Will sell, ss samples. for o. Agsnta aOppIisd isr
ally with Circular. II Now q the time 70 90 into
spending thouSanda Tor The bensat Of agents. New
1ngiand men and women here d something nice ana
chance to take the tide ai Its hood. aCI 4tt 1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
Ran IEeaa 1,llhe rable.

~~~AA A~v~~ ~r-s~l @wAO'At
LITTLE MIAMI & oOLuMBul& 4 xHiaA r.. n.
Night Express, via Dayton, 300 A, n. Al as0 A, ~
Cincinnati Accommodation. $50 A. NJ, gi2s 2. ~,
Day Expressss,.,. I65P.M 1852 u.
JHo. W. ponEKfr, Agent
cOLunBUs 4 oLEyELAED n. R.dEA Y
Night HxpresD b. $50 A. M ~ l:So
New YoTk Expresrs,...... SIS 5P.M.0 liSoP. NJ,
&F4S8 JAMu PArTERSos. Agent
cn'TRAL ONO n, n. risr,f'f.s vEAk
Night Express. ......... 400 A. III. 81 li30 A. NJ,
wt W, y. FELL, Agent.
pIrrsBuRon, CoLUMBus CINCINNATI R.R.
Mall Train ,,.-... .......,.. 400 A, NJ. E30 A. n
BxpreSa Traln ... ..n...s,,, 1885 X. N, 100 P. II.
"a. s.d Jos. ROBp'sOn, Agent
OoLuMpus 4 IaDIAnoFoLn, R.R.
(CoLUhBUs PIqUA 4 INDIANA r. r. i.sif
OhIcaRo Expreba .......... 800 A. M, sos p, M.
No.0 n y ,...... 300 P. NJ. Tl:5O A. M.
Urbana ~" ..,.',... 1000 Am. 2:35 P. M
VI sahs'l6, se O. W. SAITH, Agent.
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slg WIN. .. HURG a'c0.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

3 IR Dr.. HUAD's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH PoWpIR,
and ro0THAoHE DROPS cannot BE- ssnEb mail, bui
Btores II they cannot. send u "a for ~ ysTS ~
TREASURY Price, oHE DoLLAR, which contains them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
Price ONE DOLLAR; or SIX for 95.

.lT Tho pHNTAL TR1AeURV matesa package
eight inches By i've, and e sent " ekpsesb u DilI
NJ tn0 dsrecftons for nss on eaQh arltcls,
mail, Wis; ~ ~ s-ivrS rrrS f-l-'l 49,
The treatise ON Pressryinx IN leeth.
ssnt pe'tpsd, on TIE receipt ef Twelve css, er four
Ths Nouralgia Plaster, for tseualnis ,u lhs
Face, Nervous Headache, and EAiaehe ssnt posbpsd,
The Neurai,tla and lkheun1 aSfc Pfas.
ger uarge sxe), for Pains % the ohtft, ehonileTs
SeSs or any par. q the body ssnispcstppd receipt
4ddrsss. s,'n 0'ns' "a Iowa 81 moil ssiIs f5'iF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
What are the People DoingR

The American people are intelligent enough to spprs.
cate Preparations that contribute much 70 the happl
mall bFlpgb rs letters, some ordering the TRRArsn OH
TEETH. some the NEURALGIA PLAgTERs, and not few en-
closing 81 cents for the Mourn WAsn 70 be sent by a
but TO these We are compelled to reply that q mposi
bic to send half pint bottle BY mail The people want
these Remedies Wac sotnsapQly Ehsnf ss,i 81 <
Now Il the ae d, - b.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15

Dn. HgRD's EEURALaIA N0N-1DHBsTvR PLksE
Thhs are the most pleasant and sneosssful Semndl6s
ever prescribed for this painn dissssa TIA pelisat
applies one soon becomes drowby, falls asisep, ard
awakef fre from fain, and no ster other unpleasant
Or injurious consequences enguo. For EARAQnn and
Nnvous HEADAGIE, apply aqp6rdlng 10 dirsctons, and
relief will surely follow. Nothing be oblnea equut
70 Or. HurdS oompress for NenTaigis. Try thani.
They are entirely novel; curious, and original prapan
alton, and wondsrfully successful. They are OF two
si1es, one SMALL for the face price Is cents and The
other large, for application 10 the body proa 81 cents
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-15
Excelsior Invigorator !
NAPot tEou's HAIR T0lLETl

Th:y Ssud also announce to the public that they are
, 1862-04-09
Use THAT Wux1D

Not lcng ago, paT'y Of gentlemen from
Massachusetts,, we believe, presented the
President with mammoth whip, the pro-
duct OF one cf the manufactures of that
State. He received it with an aDpro-
PIRATE speech, in which, if VIC recol1cct
ar'ght, he wondered what he should
GO Win 1t. We can tell him: The room of
tne eo1nnl1'ec IN the Revenue (tax) bill,
the lobhics Of Congress, the Office of tbc
Secretary OF The Treasury, the halls Of tho
hotels, the grog-shons and places Of worse
rePu!c in Washington, are filed with dc,o,
ga'ions mainly from New York aud New
England, representing all sorts Of inter
eslf, cach delegation, whether consisting Of
enc man or half q dozen men, striving by
all the means at command--hy threats, by
promises, and perhaps by bribcry-to so
modify the tax bill as to roll the
inevitable burdens Of the war of
1fom those whom they represent,
anu upon the shoulders Of somebody else
They are untlring, importunate, 7exatious
mpudent and unpatsiotic; and if Mr. lin.
coin would lend that whip 10 soma naa -
brawny arm, who would thrash these I'll.
lows back to their homes, he would do the
country 9 favor. The maxim that
they entertain is this: Tax evar-
body but me, eve1ybodvs kns;-
ness but mJ business maxim, which If
acted upon only in part, will be the cause
Of discomfort and c1amor which nothing
can al1ay. Taxation is fact that the peo-
pie must look in the face. Il is the prov
ince Of their representatives to distribute
l's burdens as nearly IS possible upon all
Glasses alike. We are willing to trust
Congress, and take our share, Let the
Nhp be Piled 50 that the business of legis-
ation may 80 on!
, 1862-04-09
RECIPROCITY TREATY


Mr.: spau1ding Of Buffalo aeeus to have
but one object In his Congressional lnc
ana mat is TO secure the abrogation Of the
reciprocity Treaty with Canada, whereby
Inc st. Lawrence route to the ocean
may be shut up, and the eight
millions Of people in the West be com.
peiled to seek market for their nro,
dnce through the cities Of Buffalo and Os
'Fego, and the Erie Canal. We te], M-
spauldlng very ffankly that the pcople ot
The West will stand no such nonsonse
.laey arc lighting with steady and deter
nlneo 'alor Tor the opening Of the Nissis-
app'. and they will not be excluded by Mr:
epaulding, or any other man." from that
more important route to the ocean, against
which his hostility is specially directed.
"hen the farmers hereaway get ready to
pay i've to ten cents per bushe1 Of the
present beggarly price Of their grain,
Tor the sake Of keeping up q show
Of vitality In a city already prema-
turey gone to seed, and for paying q mart
Of the State debt Of New York, thew will
inform their representatives Of their wishes
in the premises. Meanwhile, if the Recin-
roeity Treaty bears with unequal weight
upon any interest for which Mr. Spauldine
is concerned, it may be amended; if it
ought to be extended and It's scope en-
'aTged, there can be no objection to further
negotiation; If details need to be perfected,
conference between the contracting parties
will perfect them. But the point which is
vital to tie West, we say to all New York,
must be left untouched. The free naviga~
tion Of the st. Lawrence the West aei7Aace.
She would compel 3 war with England if |
the latter should close it; and from that |
fact A1r. spaulding may know how we
value it,
, 1862-04-09
JUDGE TRCmBULL,S SPEECH.

The Inczorablc logic Of Judge Trumbull
never did better service than in his great
speech On the Confscation Bill, in the Sen
ate. on Monday last Without ;magin-
atioa or hunlor, without wit, without
peculiar felicity Of expression, the author
OF the speech to which We refer Is one Of
the most commanding men of the Rcpu5-
lie. Deeply learned in ali that relates to
the Constitution and The Laws; eccustom-
cd from his former judicial position to
weigh testimony and estimate probabilities:
with moral sense as keen as that Of any MI
ritan who ever lived; calm, reflective and
dlspass1onate; Of eminent blamelcssncss Of
personal character and pirate life; with
Out the passionate incentives by which the
majority Of men are i,npellcd, lie is one Of
the most marked and influential members
OF the august body to which he belongs
His forte is his logical scnse-his eminent
capacity 10 distinguish the real from, as
Carlyle says, the simulacra- in his uu-
affected plainness Of speech, which, what
eyer be the theme, drives straight at the
truth, dcspisiDg sophisms, pushing aside as
unworthy OF him all rhetorical triekerV by
Which even reason is sometimes illuminated
and adorned, exposing with merciless
11gor all humbugs and shaus which oppose,
and, by the force Of logic alone, establishing
tue truth Of that which he has in hand.
had he the deep sense Of the beautiful, and
the capability Of dressing his thoughts in
splendid imagery-the characteristics. of
Webster; or had lie the passionate zeal Of
Clay, or the malignity and sarcasm Of Ran t
dolph, the claim OF his friends tbat he il
one Ct the ablest men Of the nation would ]
never be disputed even By his enemies.
but as ne have said, pure logic is his forte,
aDG that has small attractions for tens of ]
thousands If rvadcrs to whom q sounding
period, a fehcitous Illustration, sarcastic
personal :'lusion or witty retort, is
Wt'ghter than an ir1cfragable de,nonstra-
ton. But no man can read the speech, i
which goes out herewith, without admit |!
ting that tie question discussed is exhaust
co. and that By process of raliociua,ion |
Which is without fault. his case is nlade ont
and established. So truly do the looic Of
the conscientious statesman and the in
s;1nc;s OF The people agree. The Senator i
rtvcs ''y successive steps. each one for1i-
itd '!y history and law, that which the |
n:*sscs had arrived at by the untaught and !
distinctive process alone. Their instincts
a'e but the outposts Of his logic.
In sfite Of the opposition which the Sen
a'ol bill Encounters, hc ard NC have ,,,,.
g wait little TO sec aut on,y The nan-
ular cry echoiEg his demands, but tbe
creatures If The popular wiIl-tI,e na]i,i-
elans-s"earing that they never opposcd
Events as well as Senators have their logic
Lit latter bring with tl,em things more
"slghty than words. When The taxes eornn
let the tiInid men, who now fear rchel
oisplehsure, look about them.
NE commend the Senator's speech to trc
careful attention Of our readers. sure that
tEef will find it both opportune and cor |
s;rcing. N w.