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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-02
Mothers,

Mothers.
Thousandsare daily spsakngin thepraisso
DIR. EAToNns INFANTIIE CORDIAL.
nd why' because it fails afford relic
when given in time Iacta by magic, non.
wiconvnce yout that what We say is true. 1t contans
., NO PAREGoRIo OR oPIATE
OF any kind by removing the
child instead Of by dsadening its sensbies For Thu
conends itself the only reliable
for Children Teethins Diarrhea Dysantery Grimm.
Bowels Aciay of the Stomach Wind Cold in the Heal
Group ofteninghe Gums Reducing Inhamato,
aegnang the Bowels and Relieving Pain has no suua
being anti spasmodc it used with unfang
Convuson other Fits. As you value the life sud
health yoar Children and wish them
bghng consequences which the us
Of of which all other remedeB Infante Con
plants composed take but Dr. Eatons Inane Coz
dial this you rely upon sperfectly harmless and car
nure tdecateinsnt Price Is Full dre
sionasocompany each bottle. Prepared only by
.r9- CHURCH DUPONT,
. No. 400 Broadway, New York.
Elood Food. SIS
Healthy Human Blood upon being ANAEYzED alwaysp
snts essential elemental givea, Of
the Standard Ansyze the Blood Of psrson suferr
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scroula
and in deficiencies the
ules of Blood suspy these you
The Blood upon aston
ns success. Thereare -
FIVE PREPARATIONS
deficiencies Blood different Diseases 70
Conphs Colds Bronchitis, any affection whatever
Throat or Lungs inducing Consumption No. which ais
for Depression of Spirits Loss of Appetite and for
Chronic Copains arising from Over USE General Debility
aud Nervous Prostraon No for Liver Complaints No.
fer Dyspepss Being already prepared for absorption 1t
by drops and into the c'rculaos
that what gnn you RETAIN The No. for Female rregu
are Hyseria, weakpesses See special directions
this For Salt Rheum. EIuptionr, scrofuous, Kidney
Bladder Complaints take No. g. In all the direction
must strictly followed. Price Of the Blood Food 81
botties ' 'Ts -
sold BY CHURCH 4 DUPONT. No.. 4os Broadway, Ne
York ~. WRIGHT CO., No.2l bl Chartres street
WOOD Co. St. Louis. Mo-, and by all respectable Dru
| g,rtr throughout the country. :. e----...-..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-02
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
has suppaned all ether ontnents and healing an
IN both tho Eastern and Western Hemisphere. h
evertnrodueed and It's intrinsic the true serat
dent or disease. : "a
-. Burns and scaIds a.. d.. i
Areinstantly relieved Of their anguish pain and inasns
timely application marvellous healer and the
renewed s. IT by charm. no benIsh scar remaining
The Friend of tho Nursery.
are frequent sufferers from external INJURIES espee,
from mud and camphene explosions shs
'n constantly athand 1t hea
sore breasts and quickly removes ths letter. or Rngvo
prevalent in children. ~ ~
q To Travellers by Sea md Land.
inc machnist the traveller, and every other
iot In NE throws him within the chance of accident fro go
oh hfe or eoision should bsarn mind this Mapic E
MS best and only FRIEND portable and chea
ana should ever be bis companion friend In mead TN
arc thousands Of living witnesses to testify to III
tue whs owe their sound limbs and muscles to RI,
Efficacy. w -" saving
fhe following are few of the leading diseases to bl,
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR ia a nr.van,ts.
- we'll a cure;
Burns, Bruises, 4- . .. .-vI
- Boils, Broken Breasts
u sitesof Reptiles, Cancer,
d ,O4yv@ Cracked Lips, Chapped Hands -
Chilbains, Cramp,
Contracted Cords, Chafes,
5 Diseases Of the Skin, ErystpeIas.
g.soa s--.....-a Fistula Frost Bites, ~,l 4
g.. .-s---r - Fever Sores, Fslons,
Glanduar Diseases,
80. ing Mereurial Sores,
.g-.e fa =g.sfg0 .s.s Pains generally,
--. a.4- r - " s.-7s Pimples, Piles,
- g @7 Poison, Rheumatism M
Rashes Sores Of all kinds 49,
...a.- Shot Wounds, scrofula, - =
scurvy, Scalds, scnrf, .t."8
scaid Heads, spra,ns,
-sa Small Pox, Tumors
letter Uulcers,
Vsnereal Sores, ETC., etc. +s - n. ~
sold at the principal depots II Broadway New Yor. .a
nd lel chartres street, New Orleans, by
t.WRIGHT d CO.,
y. General Agents.
can also be obtained Of all respectable druggists and
snants shroughoutthe United States and Canadas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-02
NJ RS. RDsLE, fsssS
les oARoNDELET STREET,

Between Girod and julia streets,
In returning liberal patronage extended
profession Midwife for the last fourteen years. be
to the city and country What made
every receive ladies residence be
fined, on Ike most reasonable terms. alS ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-02
VALUABLE REMEDIES.
'JHE ONLY PREPARATIONS
That has
STOOD THE r.RsT OF YsBAAs
And crown more and Yn,vs ro,r,.x a.,nx5s.,
= And grow. more and more Popular every dayt

a new, almost without NUMBER Nigh. i,
ladies' and gentlemen in grades Of society yqose
none could resist, that Prof Woods Hair aef.
's1'A '''ad age, in all it's youthful beauty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-02
DR.. osGOOD's INDIA cHoLAaos11E

DIR. osGOOD's INDIA cI1oLAaosuE
rever and Ague, Chlls and Fever Dumb Agna 1n+.,..
ana hemttent Fevers, Liver Complaint Jaundica. En.
iargement Of the Liver, Enlargement Of the ~
Spleen, and all the various formu Of
BILIOUS DISEASES s..s.s "a.
rms Invaluable medicine prepared from an
practice OF several years in bilious climate and
70 rail- curing Fever and Agu any Of the
named -
who are suffering from affections Of this kind "a also
those who have become nvads effects unep the
stut'on, will and the INDIA CHOLAGoGUE most invan
able remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
he wonderful effects of Choagogue Graduating bile fran
the human system only explain extraordinary
the speedy thorough and of Fever and
various grades intermittent remittent
been in thousands cass and ~
all who have used It, of the greatest Fever and
remedies xant.
Besnre and ask for Dr.. SCOOPS INDIA CHoLAGoG
asthere are many eounterfeits offered for sale. "
Fer sale In New Orleans, wholesale and rsta at nror,
prices, by 80
ts@="s J.WRIGHT CO., |.~'
r'.-' -..srr 81 and 1bl Chartres street.
f. General Agents.
10y -rtA'- .-'.- 3!Se
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-02

- x~,s..sasrzsa 4 LOSS OF TEETH-Dr. ]. WEST
4&|3 liz st. Charles street, continues to supply the
h Moss or TEETH without wires OF sprngs
upon his new principle Of sslf sds d ~ TT. TIM
mended beng system Of simplifying AhTt
TICAL TEETH hitherto and in all essss restoring
appearance ts detecton by Tie closest observer d.
improvements Those Interested will End these 70
entirely and eorreot Dr. w ~ smear
extensive practice they have favored h with last hees
from LAFAYETTE Square. .-1-F7'srF.f felt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-02
REAL sCHEIDAH1 sCHNAPps.

. REAL sCHEIDAm sCHNAPPs.
vANDEvEER's
INDICATED GIN, or GENUINE scHELDAA soHNAPpe..
A pure articlso Of Holland Gin.
wholesome beverage and an invaluable FAMILY MEnI
CINE, particularly benefcialin all cases OF
DYsENTERY, -.a. s- ..--f
DYSPEPSIA
DIAERHEA, ..--- .'
RHEUMATISM, ....s
zg.4-. -1i-sr~E s.Hss 80 rEvERs.
ETC., etc. etc.
highly recommended by many the eminent phys
throughout the States excellent agreeable alter
admitted toefectualy all Urinary
Organs sndis peculiarly adapted the Of females
children. - IL
As no other that is justly entitled to
the name of the S - F. ~ -5-'r@-S' ". S''4|& T
Real Scheftiam schnapps,
public cautioned
~ vANDETEER's INDICATED GIN;
Real scheIdam s hnn pps.
signature of tho proprietor and
other ia genuine withoHtit.
For Orleans wholesale and RETAIL at propetors
j. WRIGHT CO.,
g. II and lbl Char.res strees.
DIR. wRIGHT's ~ .H.'
| CELEBRATED REJUVENATING ELIXIR
Prepared ,r
Pharacsuca Principles II the asla'
| Chemists of the age for the of
General Debility, ,,... ...
| Mental and Physical Depression. .
Imbecity,
| Determination Of Blood to the Head,
| Confused ideas,
Hysteria,
| General Irrltabily,
| Restlessnessand
| slesplsssness at Kisha,
Absence of Muscular Efficiency.
Lossof Appetite,
| Dyspepsia
| Emaciation,
Low Spirits,
Disorgansation ofthe
| -...-., .. Organs of Generation,
l '-'- Palpation Of the Heart
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
/ J. WRIGHT CO..
l Il and l6l Chartres street,
| . solePropristors
DIR. DAVIS
| coxpoUuD SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AVID IA
Uader its Influence the dangerous cough
ting prevented the breathngis rendered soft
easy the unfortunate sufferer 10 restored from
condition of Consumption healthy and oemorts
existence. = srssl s. .-,-,s. ,... s4
For salem New Orleans, Wholesale and Retailby
J, WRIGHT CO.,
b. n and l5l Charrss street,
s,,..g.=-- 3 . &. solesgents the South.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-02

WINES. WINES. ETC
w CLARET--tiN cases Klepper's Margaux.
$40 st. Estephe.
-. -s-,.. 800 =. :. St. julien. .lr0" =
ALE-s60 casks Marze's East India Pale.
,s lu0 F. 4 J. Hibberts East India Pale
rs Eass
so Allsop's :. ...Ng -
PORTEK-40o casks L. / J. Hibbert's London Stout.
800 Nar1at's :. ..
sHERRY-a0 4 casks Harmony Nephew's
WHISkY-75 bblB. Old Bourbon. ".
s :. Rye.
For sale by g. WOLFF, +
IslO Gravier and New Jevee sreetB
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-02
SPAGDINsi's PREPARED GLuMs
~
sPALDING'B PREPARED aLSEj
aPALDIFG's PREPARED aLUgJ
Save tho PieceaI .
go OF y MYi ~DIsPAY DB
SS-"A Bitch In Time Saves Nine."-Ek

SpaLding's Prepared Glue -E.1
Mess all such emergencies and household can asord
Hithoutit It always ready and the sticking point
THERE'S longer necessity phg chairs splntsred
headcss do and broken cradles 1t lust article
for shell and other popular
dies OF refinement aud taste. 500
Ths admirable preparation Is used cold being chemical,
held in solution all the valuable qualities
glue. 1t the piacs ord.
uasy niucilage being vastly more adhesive. ~
"UsEFuL IN EVERY HOUSE"
MA Brush accompanies each bottle. Price 75costs
b Wholesale Depot No. 4a Cedut street. Nsz York.
Address henry G. SPALDIEa 4 CO.,
Box No. 800, New York
Pu fol Deaers Disseminating four eight, andtwslv
toaenate.uu Lhesraph Show.Card accompanying each
lsckase. -
S8- AE!ngsb bottle Of sPALDING's PREPARED CLUB
wllsaye ten timsss cost annually every household.
Sold by all prominent sRtioners, Druggists
Furniture Dealers. Grocsra and Fancy storeB.
Country merchants should make note Of SPALD1EG'E
PREPARED GLUE when making theizst. 1t will stand
ny climate. NS-' -.N ial9 IyAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-02

JvODD, JNO.. DEALER IN MILLINERY and FIN1
Fancy Dry Goods Nos. u and II Chsrrss street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-02

SOUTHERN SHOE mANUEACTURINs
OoMPAN
Depot, No. "a St. Charles street.
FACTORY, Mes. 10 AND a ST. FERDINAND STREET
Arc now manufacturing superior quality Of Pump Wea
and Double.soled Oak Tanned RUssET shOEs to whic
hsynyie attention having to purchase this ar.,c
Those Shoes branded the Shoe Ese
tory New oreans and can be obtained only at tho Ds-
the Company. "
ally GEO n pN~-
.- -. - Ut
n.y. - ct Haa,~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-02

kaeDR SHERMAN respectfully informs ruptursd person.
slaves that be 70 the
Orleans relieve and all OF ruptuI
ITIVE NTXTTRE ia $50 a nnyk ivlkN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-02

The Board Of Directors shall have power to make and
adopt such bylaws they deem proper for
the aud regulation Corporation contrary
to the charter and generally TO DO and perform all
into full force and effect the objects and purposes Cor
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
A Truthful Sentiment Beautifully
Expressed.

Hon. HoRArro SEYMOUR, the Democratic can
didate for Governor of New York. in a late speech
at Brooklyn, thus truthfully alluded to one of
the great causes of our present trouble He
said:
How happened it in this great metropois-here
in this great city of Brooklyn, where YOU saw
every day when you looked over yonder beautiful
bay, your vessels deeply freighted with the rich
products OF the South--when you saw daily eyi-
dence of their wealth and of their ability to buy
prOduce-how was it then you were made to be-
lieve that they were helpless, dependent, power
ty stricken people? How came it that against
your early teachings, your reading in history
against the very observations of early life, you
entertained and cherished this monstrous mistake
that,is being bIotted out by the red blood from
the veins of your brothessY Do you not
knowl Do you not remember Go back to
your press-go back TO your rostrum-and alasl
sometimes go back to the sacred house of God
and see if you are not taught those express fall
lacies. 1t was no accident; | tell you this fatal
ignorance was the result of long years of system
atic teaching that has brought upon this land the
terrible calamities which now affect it. Say what
you please, and think what you please to the
cause of this war-say il is slavery-say it is alb
olitionism-say il is ambitOn-say it is thirst for
wealth-but every knows if the people of
this country, North and South, had been well
informed with regard to each other, this wa:
would never have been. assert here that with
out that great underlying cause-that ignorance
those Misrepresentation, those mistakes, that
were so industriously inculcated in your minds,
our country to day would not be filled with blood
shed by brothers in an unnatural strife.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
Death of Judre Isun1ing.on.

ELISHA M. HUNTINGTON, Judge of the District
Court of the United States for Indiana, died at
St. Paul. Minnesota, on Sunday last. His re
mains are on their way to Tere Haute, long the
place of his residence, for interment For near two
years past the deceased was in failing health and
unable to attend to his official duties. He clung
to life with great tenacity, and made every effort
TO overcome the disease which afflicted him, but
at last he yielded all must TO the fell destroyer
of our race
Judge HUNTINGTON was long in public lfe he
discharged every trust confided to him honorabiy
and well. He was Representative in the
State Legislature; Circuit Prosecutor and Judge
in the Terre Haute district; Commissioner of the
General Land Office BY appointment of General
HARRISON and upon the death of Judge HOLMAN,
of the United States District Court, in IS4l, he
nominated by President TYLER to fill the va
cancy aud was unanimously confirmed by the
Senate This was high compliment to one so
comparatively yonng. In 1860 Judge HUNTING
TON was selected to represent the Democracy of
Indiana, for the State at large, as delegate in
supported Judge DOUGLAS as the nominee of
the Democracy for the Presidency.
Judge HUNTINGTON possessed varied accom-
plishments. Always courteous, dignifed and
urbane he was universally respected As judge
be was learned, pure and upright, discharglng the
duties of the office acceptably and justly. His
integrity was never questioned and his decisions
were seldom overruled Twenty-one years upon
the bench he dies without al enemy. Judge
HUNTINGTON took deep interest in public affairs.
No one surpassed him in devotion to the Consti-
tuition and the Union. He eschewed sectional
ism. His idea of loyalty devotion to the
Constitution, and an honest and unreserved full
6lment of all the obligations it required. Ami
mated by these sentiments himself it was his
constant endeavor to impress them upon the
public mind. He was an earnest and faithful
supporter of the Government and did all in his
power to suppress rebellion in whatever shape it
appeared
Judge HUNTINGTON attached to him many
warm friends His accomplishments, his genial
ty. his courtesy, his evenness of temper made
him an attractive companion and lent charm to
the social circles in which he moved. With those
who knew him the memory of his many virtues
will long be cherished good man and valu-
able citizen has departed. To the bench which
he so long graced, to society and to his family
his loss will be long and deeply felt For several
years acquainted with him and approaching his
many excellencies, most sincerely We pay this
slight tribute to his memory. Peace to his ashesi
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
NOVEMBER 3, 1862
The Senatorship.

The Republican leae ekrs who speak through the
Journal are unnecessarily exercised over the
choice to be made by tie Democratic members of
the Legislature for United States Senators. When
the Legislature assemblies they will make such
selection from the many gentlemen who
capable of filling the position as will best pro-
mote the public interests, add to the character of
the State and reflect the choice of the coustitu-
ency who elected them. The Journal and its
friends need not be under the slightest misappre-
hension p2on that point. What they have said
and what they may say upon the subject will
have no influence whatever in determining whom
the Democratic members will select to represent
Indiana in the United States Senate.
Since the sth of January last the Journal and
its cohorts have made every effort in their power
TO disorganize and defeat the Democratic party
by charges of "dsloyalty." Southern sympa-
thizers," "Secessionists," 'butternuts." and as
having the purpose of separating tie Northwest
from the other States and join the Southern Con-
federacy, but they have proven as idle as the
attempt to beat back the wind with a wisp of
straw. The verdict Of the people has been most
signal and overwhelming against the propa-
gators of abolitionsm.2 The masses of the Dem
ocratic party, uninhuanced by the detection of
those whom they had honored and who had been
prominent in its ranks and spurning with contempt
the charges of those who themselves were faithess
Government, firmly and unyieldingly stood by
their principles, and by their organization the
only hope of preserving constitutional liberty and
restoring the Union of the States. And having
passed through the fire they will be no less firm.
The statements and productions of the Republi-
can leaders during the canvass have not only
proven false, but its results show they had no in
huence upon the public mind. As it has been in
the past, SO will it be in the future. The revo-
luton which found expression at the polls on
the l4th day of October is but the beginning
of the end. 1t will increase in strength
and power, until those who, for partisan and cor
rupt purposes, have sought to stigmatze the De-
mocracy-the men who have honestly striven to
save the Government by maintaining the Consti-
tuition and the Union under --as "traitors,' will
yet seek protection from those whom they have
thus slandered. An indignant and betrayed peo-
pie will yet call the men who have deceived them
under the false cover of devotion to the Union,
to fearful reckoning How ridiculous is it for
such men to attempt, to even talk of creating
divisions or a schsm in the party which has
manfully and successfully overcome their infa-
nous Vaccinations for the past year and half
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
From Cincinnati Price Current Oct. 20.
Financial and COMMERCIAL sum mary
for the Past Week.

The changes in the price of coin and sterling
exchange have not been frequent the past as
for some previous weeks, and hence the specula-
tive spirit has not been as prominent in the lead
ing markets.
The army news has been, on the whole, more
encouraging. though nothing decisive has been
done; yet the evidences are in favor of another
general movement on the rebel strongholds be-
fore the winter comes and there is reason to hope
that this move will be successful
The escape of the rebel army from Kentucky
was dscouraging event, and under the lnfiu-
ence of it coin and exchange advanced 6@7 per
cent, but portion of this advance was subse-
ouently lost. The resolution OF the New York
Stock Board, excluding gold f.om the Board,
went into operation Monday, but did not
seem to affect its value to any extent. Specula-
ting in It will not and cannot be prevented In this
way or any other way, while there is chance to
make money by it. A vigorous and successful
campaign Of the Government Army will put
down the price of coin and exchange largely be-
yond doubt, and this alone; but, should this not
take place, no estimate can be made OF the ad'
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, MONDAY

Supplied with these campaign necessities-
maps, music, mules, money and mulattoes Ere
mont may be relied upon to accomplish some
thing for himself, if not for the country. With
out them the only results Of his new campaign
will be as worthless as those of his Missouri and
Virginia exploits, and may be summed up in
these three words-debts and contracts. Since
the Administration has determined to try FIRE.
mont for the thid time we insist upon it that this
trial shall be fair and final one and that he shall
be dismissed if found wanting.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

ANOTHER CoMEr.-There is very faint CON-
ct now in the vicinity Of the orbit Of Mars Ii Is
20 900 900 of leagues from the earth ard 53.-
600 600 leagues from the sun.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

TIE DAILY Ell
win be sent by mail or express to subscribers at any
point for fifty cents month, six dollars a year. All
subscriptions invariably in advance Address
ELDER HARKNESS, d BINGHAM.
, 1862-02-17
LTABILTTI@s

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LOSES a1!1stea shq II noI so's
pref s1;sit tT1sa " 9s1nf' 20
ra ~ Claims Against toe COMPANY &fs s'n@ 4o'
ty II Tbnsase Gusne1DE Doara 1ant 's on't A7
Ihe ele9tsss AuounL tnso1Eo IL enS~ae @A5' So"A
F1nage o. ptotx, 4; ~ saFless ale e1.,+h +ba .,d,tor
lAe chaltel y on Aie MIL s!tS GS Auussoa'
HAk1FoRo' 9anaa15 Isl - RENTER ser-rta-r
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STATE OF COESECTICUT, Hartford County, g.
liz nnnsarsa befo,e se Henry Fowler
!usce q me 1e3ce lor ssl9 sate au atS M tha
, 1862-02-17

SUME DEMOCRATS GET KESIIFE.
1hercbcgins to be 4 serious break up among
the Democrats. They cannot bring Il snen
up to tie "Bull-Ring'' or caucus, as did
heretofore. At least one member whe fdncr-
II attended is no longer notified to appear.
lie says the reason is becans. lie has changed his
7osi{;on on The 4oar! So am informed by j
member to whom he made the declaration.
The questions arc, when did lie change his po-
eition, and what is now the position Of q ma
jority Of the Democratic caucus upon the
, 1862-02-17
5tfarl 13pe 9gaork8.

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
~ NoRKet VIZ YKEBrKY, 1s7 souts ClAck serees,
1e1Wee0 Aa9eo1 sno Aontoe, Cnlc1Eo Dyer and
GteansT .! ~ KING. Q: SIX and 47eoen Good Also
st1aw AsE ana Eonost Dy:'1E. Bleaeh!nE and Preae.
by Aal or Expssne promptlv attslded 10 Fosk once
Ao12 n+'6l-lx
, 1862-02-17

promises to give more trouble than any
other article in the Constitution, and to be
the least satisfactory Of any yet presented: 1ts
trainers do not entirely like it, and the Con-
satisfied with it. This is the article Of the old
Constitution which most needed amendment,
and it promises to be the least satisfactorily
settled. But if the Democracy continue to
lead the Convention down as they have done
by ordinances, without submission, bank sec
lions fit only for the dark ages, pros slavery
amendments to the Constitution, &c, &c,
do not sec how it can be acceptable to the