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e. Up to the time of writing this. +

e. Up to the time of writing this, the
State ticket is still in doubt. The Abo-
litionists claim the victory by a small
majority. but we still entertain hopes that
the victory is in our favor. We willhave
a decided gain in our Legislature We
viii have Democratic majority of two or
three on joint ballot This will insure the
election of a Democrat to the United
States Senate As to Congress, the way
it now stands we have elected I3 Demo
crats against II, two OF whom were In
dependents.
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WNTER-We were visited with a skift
of snow this morning, which made our
town present wintery aspect, but vet
while We write the genial rays of the II
sing sun, as he streams forth from the
Eastern horizon, his radient smiles of
warmth over the snowy pail, are fast dis
appearing the traces of this precursor of
that rigid season But through this and
the coming month we may vet expect a
few bright sunny days.
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PoITTCAL CoILooUY-.Scenc-A
Township, Cambria County-Place
Highway to Chest Springs-Before the
Election.
Ex-Speaker-Mr. MG-I am pleased
to make your acquaintance you have a
lSuc-DuR and sell Lumber at Altoona, to
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company |?
Now, if you give me your rote and your
Influence, will guarantee an advance of
one dollar on each thousand feet you sell
to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Mr.. MIG. in repIy.-I have a saw
mill, sell lumber at Altoona and elsewhere.
have good article, it is worth, and brings
It's market price; my l,an6er is in the
market my Uote is not.
E,IIt Hall
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to be brought into harmony with their
conquerors, but to be held for generations
by heavy garrisons, at an expense quad
ruple the net duties or taxes it would be
possible to extort from them, followed by
a protector or an euperor."
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g We gratefully acknowledge the re-

9 we gratefully acknowledge the re-
ceipt of box of most luscious grapes,
from Huntingdon county. Our friend will
please accept our sincere thanks for this
fiattering expression of kindness and the
assurance of a long cherished remembrance
of the fair donoress by whose complai-
sance we have been honored.
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Important from Gen. H.
Army
A RETURN TO HARPrsg
BATTLE AN,rICrD.-.

BATTLE ANrICIPArr
BALTIN-RE, Oct ls.-Iik-
ported here that General NJ.
las returned to HArpe-'s Fe-r
The late forward morzrs-,.
town was mercy a recu2n z
and was not made With -
cipitating a general e1sss--.
been completed 70 tie SAT-.
Mcclellan. the troops hzya 7s.u-.
position al Harpeg's Ferry.
To assume from this move -.
desires 10 avoid a oyIliioa ~,
at present, would lie a. un.-
He Ia as well prepared for :as
enemy can possibly bs, aal
have arrived 10 day, from tie an,
a battle IS hourly antirip1.,i
tions now are that tie Rebels
sailants- Stuart, Il Is sad.
Lees amy If SO, lie las DO
munica-ed much valuable :zsrr
Rebel ComnanGer-.2-C5lsi. scol.-
late raid.
Return O, tie RecoR7oiSszzo. Tsr-
che1er-Tke 2sbsl L,1sg B-
and Fiffy-
HEADQ'Rs ARME o. -azr
l8.-The troops ur6er Gs-s--.
aid humphreys, who .e5t
morning 70 make = recuulas
direction Of Wiuchester. re.u-
riving ~ SlaitLfeld. FIVE MES
H:i. None q the enemy .1,.
the return q Gen. Ea1cccks
With Gen Humphrey o.a--
different They followed 1
and artillery within e SIN
Shepherdstuvn. and oyere5
whenever they oo1ic set s,..a- ~.
.ass was onc allied and six v----
The lrop! $ safely crosse S
town ford, last evcu5nE, Jsi.sa= Va
a number oi prisoners.
The Rebel 8, 1,ouude5. uuu-tt,
d-ed, left It Charle>taw1. raa
within our lines yester5ay i.ssz-
they will be paroled-
The rebels Lad between t.--r 8
ki'led and wounded, Ua Ilu-s-sr.
putting tie advance q Ge1ar4. L.
troops
On The recommend alton Z D. l.
Medical Director q tre An4y, d.
Bard, Consisting q Surgeon Gen.
Ter and Su'ge,n Pine. L. s. T..1az
Assistant Surgeon WeIlson, Is
has been ordered 70 convene II tls
nation Of such medical Ciioe-s :.
ordered before II. AL surgeons ar
capacity any doubt exists vii bs Cd
T. undergo an examination. l. ca.
the army Of all unskilful suT-sgzs
RooonnmSsu &C o. Gen StzE-l0.
Cgu-sgTal
WAsElSGTOx. OSt. la-GsnG-l
started on Z reconnaissance = 4 .la
vicinity, OF Wednesday, returning
day evening He captured about :,
ners Cd the vay, anc drove a party
enemy through Thor ughfare Gap Il
day. having encamped al White 7.
Wednesday night
4 train Of FIVE wagons, loaded =
visions and fTage, sent from CeI;''
Gen. Stahl. was captured near N5E
by a party Of North Carolina oa5
Thursday.
The rebels are running trains .'
Station.
Reports are ccniinually Coming :
Sigel's headquarters. from dassr:s
large parties Cf rebels IRE ret!E.I
Winchester.
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ELlt Hall.

c. 1t appears on examination that it
was James c. McHugh and not John c.
McHugh, of Munster township, that was
drafted, being mistake of the clerk who
filled up the summons.
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California and Oregon.

lite Rebels Propose NslLfnahty . -. I
and Oregon on Certain Co7asa5'&
In the Rebel House Of RspreseD,s IS =
the I'd inst. Mr.. Foote reported ss' : /.
lutiOns, which were on his motlol' =.
10 be printed and referred 10 tie CO..,
on Foreign Affairs, the titis q VIZ
as follows:
Joint resolutions recognizing -
teal neutrality Of the States o. O-1: O.T.
and Oregon, and OF the Territorlss I" :. =
ington and Nevada. suggesting ihe >. !
tages which would result 10 tie Ieo :
of upon an immediate assertion on u. -
of their independence Of the Iliie' !.
and pr posing. upon their 50 dong: =. =
NATION of leagne, offensive and G. -
between said States ard TerrIiorles -
Confederate States Of Anerica-"
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cg 1t is stated that ex-President Bu-
chanan, will, in a short time present to
the people of the United States. long
and elaborate defence of his administra-
ton
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~ Rev. Mr. Harrison of III,

e. Rev. Mr.. HARRISON, of this place,
who was seriously injured by the fall Of
his horse, some two or three weeks ago.
is, we are happy to announce, completely
recovered.
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c1- There Is something mysterious about
the way in which the majorities of two
Philadelphia candidates, Thayer and
Myers, have been figured up. Their
seats viii probably be contested by Car
rigan and Kline.
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a. Judging from the abundant crop of
apples this fall, cider and applebutter will
be very plenty on the mountain.
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@ Quite number of the drafted mill
tia have procured substitutes, at wages
ranging from one ~ ;hree hundred dollars
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CINCINNATI, October l9--I0s
election returns from sixty-slx O.. =.
give a Democratic majority O. = =.
thousand, Democratic gain OF NJ, : !,
sand. The Democratic majority =
State will be about twelve tnO,'
The Congressional delegation sisn-'
Democrats and 5 Union
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"a Johns & Crosley's Cement Glue is
Iow for sale a; Fl c Dcvine's. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-23
COKsTITUEIoNAL CONVENTION
ThIrty.Finh Day.
PRpAY, lan. e, lsG2.

ERpAY, Jan. %, 1862
Prayer by Rev. Alfred PAUL, OF lhr Pres.
byterinn Church.
The question was upon the amendment
Of Mr.. Van WiHkls to that Of Mr.. Wiley,
the latter part Of which was Incorrectly re-
ported IN our report Of yesterday. They
are correctly as follows;
Mr. WILEY moved yesterday TO insert
after the words "Circuit Court Of the
County this;
"But in every case where the sum or
thing in controversy exceeds the amount or
value Of twenty dollars, the JuStiCs shall
on application Of the defendant, at any time
before trial remove the cause 10 the Circuit
Court OF the county, Eherein the same
shall DO brought, and the Clerk Of the said
Court shall docket the same and It shall
be proceeded in rs II it were I'm original
motion made in said court"
Mr.. Van WNELE moved as q substitute
these words "Whsn the value in coptro-
vcrsy exceeds twenty dollars"
Mr. VAN WJNELG Withdrew his motion
to substitute.
Nr. BROWN Of Preston, then renewed his
standing motion TO meet Mt nine o'clock
each morning, and demanded the yeas and
nays upon it.
The yeas nays were taken and resulted,
yeas 30, nays 1.
So the Convention resolved to meet
hereafter at nine o'clock, A. ~, until other
wise ordered.
Mr.. STEVENSON of Wood, moved as a
standing hour Of adjournment, n quarter
past SIX, p. NJ, but the motion was lost.
The vote on Mr. Willey's amendment
was then taken, and it was rCjected.-YeOs
Is, nays "a.
After further discussion aud amend.
mcnt, the section was adopted as follows !;
I. The civil Jurisdiction Of Justice Of
the Peace shall extend to all actions Of
Assumpsit, Debt, Detinue aud Trover,
where the defendant resides, or, being a
nonresident Of the State, Is found, or has
effects or Estate within his township, or
where the cause Of action arose therein,
and when tue amount claimed, exclusive Of
interest, does not exceed Que hundred dol.
lars, subject, however, to al appeal TO the
Circuit Court OF the county, where such
value in controversy exceeds twenty dol
lars, but Justice OF any other township
OF tue same county, may issue n summons
TO the defendant to appear before tho JUS
tice of the proper township, which may be
served by Constable of either township.
In case Of vacancy in the Office of JUS
tice or Constable in any township having
but one, or OErthe disability to act Of tho
incumbent, any other Justice or Constable
Of the same county may discharge any Of
the duties Of their respective Offices within
said township. The manner Of prescribing
the aforesaid actions and Of Issuing sum
mOnseS and executions, and Of executing
and making returns Of the same, shall DO
prescribed by law, and the Legislature
may give to Justices Of the Peace and
COnstRbles, such additional civil jurlsdic-
ton and powers within their respective
townships, as may be deemed expedient
The 9Th section was taken up and con-
sidercd.
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NJ WeSt0aid be vas Breekioridgs dem
ceraL and be didn'i thisk that should be
made test Of . mans loyalty.
ar. YAScE diJellimed any Iach iasiuu.
alton. Ne demanded the prsTIo9S ques-
tion aud tie main question vas pat
The third ballet resulted: Tan 20, With
ss IL
NsIsrs, Davis and Meyers the Commit.
tee on the part OF the House, reported that
Nr. Tan hSd received 20 votes and Mr.
Wi,hsrs 81.
Nj, Wiihsrs was therefore declared dolly
elected BrigadieF. GOusral for the 2Oih
Brigade
NE. CRorHERs said the House had bet
ter take q recess till o'clock, aud come
back and spend the balance OF the night At
IT, Il Is now six o'clock
Mr. MINOR moved TO take recess till I
o'clock.
Mr.. WEsr moved to amend by postPon-
lug the election I'LL tomorrow at o..
clock
The amendment was adopted aud the
original motion lost
For Brigadier General OF the ?3rd Brig
Ade, Mr.. Rollyson nominated Geo. ". Bow
yer, OF Putnam county. There being no
opposition, Ne. BoWyer was elected.
without concluding the order Of the day,
the House adjourned till 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-23
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The eighth and ninth sections were Ia
ken up, amended aud adopted in the fol.
lowing shape:
"s. Every Justice Of the Peace and Con-
stable shall be a conservator Of the peace
throughout his county, and have such ju.
risdictiou in criminal cases therein, AZ
may be prescribed BY law. The Boards Of
Supervisors shall designate one or more
Constables Of their respective counties to
serve process and levy executions when
the Sheriff thereof is party defendant in
a suit instituted therein, or is under any
other disability, and to perform the other
duties Of the said former Office"
.. The Board OF Supervisors may alter
the bounds OF a township Of their county,
or erect new townships therein, with the
consent OF q maiority Of the votes Of each
township interested, assembled in stated
township meeting, or in meeting duly
called for the purpose, subject to the pro.
visions Of the first section Of this article.
The Report having been finished, was
then Instead Of being adopted as whole
passed by for the present so as II future nc.
ton should make il necessary TO alter any
Of its provisions it would be open for
amendment.
The Report Of the Committee on the Ju.
dietary was next taken up.
The first section adopted as follows:
|. The Judicial power Of the State shall
be vested in Supreme Court Of Appeals
Circuit Courts, and such other inferior
tribunals as are herein authorised. The
jurisdiction ofthese Courts and the Judges
thereof, except so tar as the same is con.
terred BY this Constitution, shall be pre-.
scribed BY law.
The second Section, which is an arrange
meut Of the Judicial Circuits, was passed
by for the present, and the third, III reia.
ton to the time for the future rear,
angemeat OF the same taken up and conSid.
cred, but no part OF it adopted at the time
Of adiouEHing,
NJ. BATrgLlE from the Committee on
presented the report Of that
committee, which was ordered to be print.
Gu,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-23

TUE New York Times quotes a letter
"from the highest possible authority" in
Washington, which concludes as follows Of
the enemy and General Nc olellau's designs
upon them.
Gen. Mcclellan has them caught In their
own trap. They are like a fox in bur.
row with one hole (ManaSsus) where they
must soon be forced out, and then General
Mcclellan will fall upon them like thun-
derbolt, The public will not then com.
plain Of his want Of energy, tell you it
will be so fearful us to have wailiug and
mourning go up from every Southern
household. Knowing what do, and haT-
lug thus but barely hinted at the grand
plan Of the campaign, / repeat that the
rebels are doomed, and secession will never
again raise is hydra head In the land
The folds Of the giant constructor are now
tightening around the rebellion, and the
coming mouth will see It crushed out com.
plstely and forever. Again Say,IoOk out
for "a short war and a desperate one"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-23

The New York World has this notice Of
Col. Garfield:
Col. Garfield, the Kentucky hero, who so
Signally routed the FaIstafian Humphrey
Marshall, is well known in Rensselaer,
county. lie is still quite a young man,
and few years ago, when student at
William College, was 10 the habit Of com.
ing over to the "DiScipleS" churches Of
Poestenkill and NilTille, and preaching to
those congregations. On leaving college
be went TO Ohio aud became President Of
an institution Of learning-abnndo
that position, however, at the call Of his
country. He Is known in the army as the
praying Colonel and Is almost "John
Balfour OF Burnley" in his rigid picty, yet
high courage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-23
HOmstbJnF for the Legislature ia
COnaideF.

We alluded yesterday TO the desirable
mesa Of curtailmeut Of expenses to the
people on the part of our legislators, both
ia tho Convention and in the Legislature
itself Some time ago the Wsllsburg Hg.
AID published an article upon the propricly
OF members Of the last named body fore
going their per diem during the time Of
the holidays in which they were not In
session. The members of the Convention
did do so. The HydifS artielewas butaR
echo of tic popular feeling. Almost every
body felt interested in knowing that the
members would not draw upon the public
treasury for pay during time in which
they were not in the State service. We
have not learned what resolution was final
ly come to by the members after their meet
ing again. But we know that the resolu.
ton to forOgo pay was lost previous
TO tho holidays. In our own opinion
the motion should DO reeonBidored. -
II ought to be. Such Is the popular
feeling, The saving Is not a graat deal, to
be sure-only about thousand dollars
but there I, a prIHcipln in the thing that
the people have tenderness about Just
now. 1t is felt that these arc times When
the treasury should be touched with very
sensitive hand, and time VIXEN all sorts
Of abuses aud e1travNganccs should 80 to
the wall. Money is money to the people
more thnA ever, just now, and tho waste Of
it is watched with more jealous and cen.
serious feeling than ever It was. A sort
of ARTIFICIAL scale Of testing patriotism
has been raised by tho people. And they
are haSty to believe that patriotism
should largely fOrcgO PcCunlAry reward
these times; still more, that it should moi
claim reward where there is not most
incoutoaliblo evidence of services render
cd,
In this Wow Ofthe case We hope that the
legislature will review its action allowing
members their per diem during tho ad-
journmsut 1t would be omincntly proper
as it will DO verypopular in nembrs to give
the benefit OF tho Doubt in their minds, II
there is any, to tue treasury, The people
would then moro clearly than now realize
that there was fellow feeling between
them and their represenLativ0s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-23
From Patter.On,s Greek.
PATTERSON CREEE DAN,

PATTERSON CREEE DAN,
CAM KELLY, Va, Jan. 10, 1862. !
Editors Lniellgmer:
Thought that few words from an old
correspondent Of Your yalu able paper will
not come amisS.
Since ] last wrote to you have enlisted
in the glorious cause Of putting down this
rebellion. belong to the lst Virginia In
fantry, Ord Brigade, under the command oil
General Lander. The Brigade consists Of
the 9Th Indiana, Eth Ohio, and LIST Virginia
Infantry. Three rs good regiments as the
sun shines upon.
The General has ordered that two day q
rations be kept COnstantly in our haversaCks,
so that when We march we need not halt
and wait for the train.
Gen. Lander has been so Ohen described
that shall not attempt to do him justice
in that particulaE, In manner be is sharp
and decisive, never making mistakes in his
cvolutiOuS, and always calm and self pos
seBsed.
He has issued stringent orders for bid
ding HOH. cons, to go inside Of private
dwelling or any otis Outbuildiugs without
the consent ofthe owner, or unless order.
ed 70 do 60 BY q commissioned officer, who
will in the event Of any thing being mis-
used or any thing miStreated, will be held
to the striCtest accountability.
We are now in an awful mud.hole. Col.
Thoburn came along this morning aud In.
quired how we were getting along. | told
him that the tent was little better than u
hOgpen. The Siblcy tents are here for US
and will be put up To-day it the rain will
only cease long enough for to give US half
a chance. They are much nicer and better.
II has been raining constantly for nearly
three days, and our camp is on low ground
so taht It, as q matter Of course, must be
muddy.
Strange to say, not a single death has
occurred in this regiment since the torma-
ton oft, however thrust be owing greatly
to our able surgeon Of the regiment, DE-,
Baglley, aud his extra assistance.
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Card OriT No. 81
HEAoQU4RTEEs, CANP HELLEr, I
Lar Iefb lgEa

Gsa7sl Or2sr No. 5.
HEAoQVAETEEs, CANP HELtEr,
Jan, 10th, 1852
/. A false lenlcney on the part OF COM
mAnding officers, has led 70 the demOralEA.
ton Of this command to such an eE.sni,
that dspEedAuons have been committed ou
private property within t6s last twelve
hours, within the limits Of this Camp,
and within pistol shot Of Headquarters.
II. No individual Of this command will
be permitted to enter any private dwelling,
or It's out buildings without the eonseai Of
rs owner, except by the order Of Com.
missioucd Officer. And all officers giving
such orders will be held to the s;tieiest
accountability in case Of their abuse.
Ill. The Provost Marshal is hereby or
derCd to take satfieieat force Of Cavalry
aud patrol toe outskirts Of this Camp, and
after 5 o'clock, P. NJ, Of the day Of the issu.
ing OF this Order, he will shoot then and
there any portion OfthlS command that be
6hds 10 the act Of committing depredAIionS
on private property. And on sufficient
evidence ofsuch depredalions hAyiug been
committed previous to the issuing Of this
Order, and Of the parties committing them,
be will arrest such offenders aud hold
them for trial.
w. Struggling on the march Is expressly
prohibited. This is to be qualified nj the
discretion OF Commanding Officers, by the
absolute necessity OF resting weary men.
Marches, when practicable, will be guild
ed by the Army Regulations, aud the pre-
scribed halts for water and rest, frequently
made. Squads oEmen will not be permit
ted to leave their ranks and precede the
column. Such will be regarded as mutt.
neers and deserters, and be punished on
the spot. Commissioned Officers failing
to enforce this clause OF the present Order,
will be held responsible to the last degree
Of military law.
v. The Commanding General takes this
opportunity Of cOmplimsutiug those tEne
and honorable soldiers, who, in the late
march from ROuney, remained 10 the ranks
prepared to meet tho enemy; and he AS
sures them that, having sworn by bis SOL
eun oath Of Office V respect, TO guard, and
to sustain them In doing their duty, he will
take full care that they are not diJgrnced
By the bad conduct Of a few mutinOus and
dlsorderly mcn. by command Of
BRG. GES. LANDER.
S. T. BARsTow, Asst. Adjt. Genl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-23

TuD last HaPtr's Weekly has unique
picture, If one wants to see about how a
lot Of niggers, suddenly and irrcpreSsibly
"lot up" from under control, will act, he
has only to look at the picture. sOmbO in
all his barbarous abandon is represented.
lilo rsclinCD in tho cushions, head, body
md heels, in wild delight, lie decks him-
self out in gorgeous array with all tho
luxurious trappings be can Cad. He
smokes his masters cigar with an air Of
case that tho master himself never could
emulate. He pounds on tho piano, and is
electrified with animal delight at the
sounds,
sambo in all his stages and phases Is
to be seen. And high old carnival he
holds in the deserted halls whore he never
entered before. Hc thinks his good time
has come, that it will last forever, and that
Mr., Niger and the Yankees are the only
people to DO thought Of henceEOrth,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-23

A RrCuNOSD paper, the DsPatch, says
that a largo part Of the Confederate troops
were enlisted for six months, which term
is about to expire, and that is a trick to
which Mcclellan looks for their destruo.
ton, to let their time run out and their
places be filled by raw recruits before be
moves. ThereupOn frantic appeal is
made to the "heroes of Bethel, Bull Run"
and the like, to ro.enlist.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-23

Tal Portland .Adrriiser rebukes ION to
Richmond" cries, and says while it finds
no fault With officers aud others in power,
isprcsumCs to guess "the rebels will soon
find themselves encirclcd by the army and
navy of the United States, as the boa con.
striesOr Oncltclss his victims, and we shah
then begin to hear tho bones of secession
CraCk-ribs, back bones, arm bones and
skull bones will all crack, and be ground
to powder"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-23

Ii large, aristOcratic, uptown houses
OF worship in New York, whcrO the sala.
rics are $4,000 or $4,000 per year, and the
aggregate expenses nearly double this
amount, there is financial distress. Most
of the pew.hOlders are men of FePutOd
wealth, but the failures and losses Of the
war exert a powerful influence and fearful
~ cripple their resources.