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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02
WelzxOssgRby
Collegiate Institute.
THE SPRING TERM Of this institution
i commenced on
TTECD U ~ IO,I Il nm


commenced on
TUESDAY, the l2A Of MARCH.
Rev. w. N. RENO, A. NJ, NJ. D., Principal. as.
sisted by Faculty Of accomplished Teachers.
1t is the determination OF the Trustees and Fac
uly, to maintain the wel-earned reputation OF
ih2 Institute" Tor sound learning and thorough
scholarship; and by additional facilities, to nuke
II still more widely useful.
Some OF the advantages OF this Institution re
lst Location. Willougkby its seat. is a beau.
ti.u, and healthy rural village on the Lake Shore
Railrond, 10 miles from Cleveland, and 10 miles
from PanesvilIe. Here Young ladies and gen.
tlemen can enjoy all the advantages necessary "a
a thorough education, without being exposed 10
the temptations OF large towns.
2nd, Beautiful and commodious Building, ad-
mrably arranged for the purposes designed.
Sd, Superior facilities tor acquiring the Orna
mental Branches, Music, Painting, g., &c.
4Ih. A welL-selected and thorough course oi
Study, the completion of which, entities the stu.
dent to Diploma-the "lnstituten having full
powers to confer Degrees
5th, Economy. Tuition being as low as in
similar institutions; and Boarding may be had
Tor 81 ,25 10 Sl,I5 per week. Rooms can be OBJ
tanned nj reasonable rates by those wishing to
board themselves
There is a Reading Room in the "Institnte,' >
furnished with excellent Periodicals, to which
students have access.
For particulars send tor Catalogues, or apply to
w. N. Keno, Principal, or Rev. y. G. Latimer
Agent OF the Institution.
In behalf OF the Board Of Trustees,
A. HANSON, President
6lStf
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From the Army near Corinth.

CAIRO. April 29.-The steamer Bacon
left Pitlsburg last evening. aud has ar
rived. Gems. Halleok, Buel and Grant
have moved their headquarters near Tho
front our lines, personally experimenting
al details tending to the advance of the
whole force, orders for which Were hourly
expected.
Gen. Pope's division advanced four
miles on Sunday, and are now eucamped
within sight Of the enemy's camp fires.
The latest intelligence tonight reports
our whole army moving forward slowly
COntrabands and deseiters who come wit.
ia our lines report previous statements
that Corinth is being evacuated.
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sheriG's Sale of Personal Property.

DY virtue Of an execution of Fl Fa which is.
ID sued from the Court of Com. Pleas OF Cuya.
hoga County in the State Of Ohio, wherein Hen.
ry X. Sheldon, William j. Hoyt, Edwin Van
Gaushock and Samuel A. Burjck, partners, ns
sheldon, Hoyt g. Co., are plain tiiis and the East
Cleveland Rail Road Company and Henry S
Stevens, D. II. Murphy and Jesse Bailey are do.
PENDANTS, and dated the Goth day of March, 1862
TO me directed and de ivered, have evied upon
and shal! expose to sale at public vendus on the
premises Of Jesse Bailey, in the township Of
Mon,yillo in the County Of Geouga, and State
oi Ohio,
On Saturday, May l7th, 1869,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and P.
NJ OF said day, the following property, to witt
Bay Mare; Black Horse Cows; Two yr.
old Bulls; 3 One yr old Heifers; l Two-horR
Wagon; Two'horse Buggy; and Onehorse
Sleigh; taken as the property Of Jesse Bailey and
u. II. Murphy. TERMS OF SALE-Ca in
hand, E. G. WHITE, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Geauga
Co, May 2nd, 1862. 642w2
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02

EE" The desperation of ths Rebe
leaders is shown by the fact that the jeff
Davis Government has ordered con.
scripIion of all its white male subjects, be.
tween the ages OF 10 and 40. All other
'xpedients for raising men TO fight for the
Southern cause, have proven failures.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02

ine meu. They are above suspicion, in
every respect il one may judge from
their conduct during the past winter, in
this city. They say there is no truth Of
any amount in said letter. w.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02

Paicnied March llM. 1852.


Performing the hitherto LaboTiouC and
TiTesOme Operation of.Churning, with
Comparative Ease and Dtsp
rHHE Putenieo feels assured from observation
l of facts, that his Improved Churn will not
only perform its work with grenter ease and
dispatch, bm will pTOtlGce more butler by very
valuable per cent, than any other churn, known
to him, IN us)
None who understand the philosophy of pro-
ducing butter, will lai 10 see the simple, philo-
sophie fitness ofhIs improvement ,as represen led
in iii above engraving. A Revolving Dasher
having, instead OF floats or STATS, sapping the
cream, and carrying ii hom place to place, iouI
series OF wires OF IL each; thus cutting through
the mass a5 times with every revolution, the
air necessarily blowing thenl-c combining tive
facts necessary for the facility and efficiency oI
the oporation-lrictiOn and air.
use the liberty of introducing below on ex
tract from a private communication Of N. $
Pratt, an extensive farmer and dairyman O
Gustavus, Trumbull Co., Ohio. He says OF il
att er fair trial,
IL think it worthy the consideration Of every
maB who keeps COW. The best cow | evel
owned would be no temptation Tor it, if coulC
not obtn in another"
1t is the present purpose of the Patentee 10 sci
County Rights to- such may desire, $50 more
or less, as they may vary in value by circum
stances, per county. A supply for the immedi
ate vicinity Of Chnrdon viii be mn puiaciarsd ir
Chardon. III N. SrEARNS,
Chardon, May 2nd, 1862. Patentee.
6l2wi
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02

19-AsK those who have used Watson's
Neuralgia King, to testify TO its virtue.-lES
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02

gSGen. Haliock has been reinforced by
Gen. Pope's Division, 10000 strong.
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Dissolution.

FFHE Copartnership heretofore existing
Il under the name and style of +. d. g.
ID. Warner, Jr.. is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent The books, notos and accounts
will be in the lands of ID. Warner, Jr., who
will continue the business, and 10 alone au-
tborized to settle, and will pay oil demands,
against said firm.
f. d. WARNER,
DANIEL WARNER, Jr.
April 22ud, 1869. 64lw3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02

e5-Mr. Riddle is entitled to our thanks
for various public documents.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02
T. ID. WARNEE

NOTICE.-vAll persons indebted or hav-
IN ing unsettled accounts with tho above
firm, are requested to call Immediately and
adjust the same. D. WARNER, Jr.
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FAMILY Necessaries

aa erchange. Come aoith you,~
teams loaded a0ith your oa0~
families and all your ne'gh-
boSs, aOith baggage a0agons for
your Goods. There a0iH be
enough for all. Easy chairs
q0iU be furnished The Wounded
N. B. There are two
things you will please
not forget; Bring the
Ladies,
every man, a0onaaN and child Of
them, for 7 knoO MeysO1U a0amt
to "come and see"-a'sd IN
changing your pants, be sure
and pat your Pocket boob IN
yOvr pocket.
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War and other News.

The evacuation If Manassas by the
Conftdcrates, and It's temporary occupa-
ton by the Federal. forces has been fully
confirmed. The Union organs eonccde
that the retreat of the Con:cdera,cs from
Manassas was an admirable strokc of poll
cy, and the y. Y. Tribune asserts, tina,
..thcir retreat is our defeat" The new
position taken by the Confcd, rates is moi
certainly known, but it is generally
thought that their line Of defence follows
the course Of the Rapidan river from near
Gordonsville 70 The village of Tarpahau-
ock. This will constitute Richmond the
centre Of half circle, extending from
fredericksburg on the North and the P"-
tomac river on'she Fast. with correspond
ing POINTS OH the West and South. /,
is. said. tina. every available paint within
the limits Of this circl. has bccn seizcd
aud fortified. The n. T. Herald says
"As region. fit for defensive operations,
no better could have been selected"
There is nothing yet positively known
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-03-20

A CouyciL OF WAR-WHAr Was DOSE
The statement published last week that
aseouncil of war ia Washington decided.
eight to fomr. thai the army II the Po'o'
mac should not b. moved against the en-.
envy at present. ii entirely untrue. The
generals we're s1,anlmcus that an advance
vas possible anil praper The only differ
,.nce was as to the plan Of the proposed at
tack IN. Y. Times. 7FE -
I The statement rcferrtsi 10 was mads ny
ms. upon authority much BETTER tbs" that
of the Times, and is true Four generals
believed that an advance should be made.
Eight opposed it. The f+siden' sid''i
with the four. aud therefore by order OF
March s,h. constituted E,e P"tonac army
IN four divisions, to- be commanded by
them. -Wa<hing,en Republican.
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'filiS han'!s,,in. anl :l.~r,,a .i-l ed star
Il LION Vii r'n'nri,rr his stan, a,r ~,
present year oh MONDAY. ~. PAL ,,,t 3
April next. He Is a hrigt, bay. bred h. a.,
Long. owner Of 3 's'o:I. VAS got by 3 ,>,nu nm,
IT 81 'u'!>r b. ins ,s'ry. l. ,i>, S.mm. h..
Thornt"ns Rn'!rr. paisv Cro,,cr. lv O,,,,.
Oscar, Grey Dionrri-tiMrs Uum Ir,,i.
das. imp. Ohelh'. imp. Georges .Tun;,.r
imrt. Mortnns Traveller. ont of rnp,. Svlim,
Ivy the G.,i"l.,Lin Ar;,i,ia..
From tie above prtlirssr. it will be s,er
that Claude M.lurtic combines more of ..'
Sir Archy hl'""' III his veins thai any Lrr.,
now living. h.n: .i'.>crnslc,l. tiIruu.h li> .r,
B"S,,n and grand sire iim"i.on directly from
Sir Archy. an.! Through Tnins'rv sire " Sim.
der. au,i cue al tlr best >nns III Sir Ar,Lv
again through Th"fntnn. n,llcr. trhe sire #
l-l,sa Se,niR.>, another ,li,ting,,.ai:.l son If
Sir Archy.
BY his g. :. dar, Dizzy Cr,r;,rr through
her sire Grey ni"a,.-l i" is .">crn:',,l rr.n
impt. M"llry AL lis family being ,.i,ring,;.,,.
rt f"r game AMI >t,'.nr><.
Claude N-lu,ttr l. the sire nf Col Gnvi'x
fine colt. Ike Marvel whri r:n in The F.'l.t
80 both a; Leonard Town ana IN Nt-lti.
with success
Terms. FIR ll' ,a!cl mars. so 70 hc ill.,
charged hy ST.. If p,i'i i. ihr season. rr
min',n uarr., Si2. l.. L." d.. iar,,i ~ -.
if pail in t.c stas..n. tir.",in fc,.. 30 &C., T.
For further particulars, ste hand-lil>. 10 lie
published l., rraltr
JAS II. THOMPSON.
March, '3fh. le12--tcs.
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Treason Bill.

Treason Bill.
On our FIRST page will Sc found the ia
nous Treason Bill Of Vim. Price. about
which 50 much has been said, both in the
Legislature and elsewhere. during the past
three months. If any Of our readers are
inclined to be REASONABLE BY advocating
secession by the tongue or the pen, let
them make haste or to be forever silent.
The bill goes into operation on the 10Th
Of April, after which time. it viii not b.
lawful to write an article or stand up and
make speech which il calculated "to
promote or encourage the separation or
secession of this State from the Govern
ment or Cnion Of the United States"
Moreover. it will be highly criminal after
that time to q: unit the secession flag in
public, but i. is mistake TO suppose that
the singing Of Dixie is made . nisdemean-
or, rs may be seen by reading the bill. As
wc may not advocate secession !u any
other way. We shall tune our pipes and
endeavor to sing ourselves out Of the
Union. Music hath charms" &c. Seri-
ously. Mr.. Prices bill, 20 far as it seeks
20 restrict the freedom Of speech in our
community. will turn out tc be dead fail
ure. Under the little law that il left to
u, VIC haze 10th the power and the incli-
nation to protect ourselves from the effects
OF any such contemptible tyranny. We
boldly assert that no jury could be impan-
nelled in this county which would con-
sign a man to the pcnitentiary or other
~isc punish him for advocating either Sc
ccssion in the abstract or the coucrcte.
MIR. Prices Treason Bill docs not. there
fore, cost us single apprehension. Other
communities, however, in this State are
lose fortunately circumstanced. and We
own TO desire on their account to see
this hateful bill degraded from the Statute
Book. Let the State Right party make
this an iss' before the people Of Maryland.
It cannot be. that the matured judgmen,
Of this State win sanction the continuance
Of Law which makes reckless war, moi
only upon the free.loal Of discussion, bu,
upon the sacred right If revolution itself.
This cannot BE-. We repeat, unless indeed
the iron which is elauking on our limbs,
shall also enter our souls.
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in the civil war nov raging. with all it,
calam:.ics, the zristecrary of England find
a newl.asc of power They have favored
The rebellion from the beginning. because
they hats Democracy. ana dread It's inau-
enee and sxample. Ii, likely that they
will see Anrrics again r.uni,.d. prosper
Gus and happy II they can hip ii!
7 No, sir; the despois of Ear"pe viii plant
,hemsclves npa1 the Declaration Of Inde-
psndence. anil tcn you that As you have
once said that g"vernment depends upon
the consent of she governed. you must be-
held to your psincip:es. And they will
never permit the severed States I" rcunite.
or to be reunited, If they can finc the
means to prevent it. Persons with whom
I talk. have no hesitation in declaring the
suimus Of their Southern proclivities. ''Of
courses" they say. 1--WE ars glad to have
Democracy failure abroad. because W.
fsar- il a. home. We kMows is would never
do in England, and We ar glad to sc, IT
coming to nought in America. we ars
npposeI to slavery, but there Is no reason
why we should not recognize the S"uih-
with its slavery now. as we'll rs nose
ciekty years part Why make any >Aifii-
cul,y nj. Ut the Southern Confrderaey. any
more than Spain, or Brazil. or/'rurkey?
Il il none of our business. HAt the suc-
sass and progress Il Dsmocrafy is another
affair; aud if we can find any Excuse To
help the South, j. is our interest to do
it,"
Aud here is the real reason for the sym
patty With the South which prevails in
England, Canada and the c.':"nirs every
where. There are individual exceptions;
but it is best that the American people
should know what is the actual feeling,
and understand its causes.
hear, every few days. upon very rclia-
bic authority. that tue Emperor Of III:
French has determined to intervene and
break the blockade, in the interest Of the
1t is true. believe. that
b. has had a private interview with Mr..
Slid. H. am never troubled by reports
,f what the Emperor will do; because he
has the virtue of keeping his own counsel.
and am very sure that he has not told
any one bis determination. When the
financial question is sc:tlcd-whcn the
Roman question CEASES to disturb the pub
lie mind--when some real emergency re-
luirrs it, he will act. But, he will MT
be made the eats paw If England, be sure,
,f that. And h. is not troubled atou,
or extension Of suffrage. He
may have cotton growing in Algcria-i
who knows? No-the great interest up
posed to the continuance If the war. COM
nercial and political. i, here in England.
aud believe that nothing will be done
until April. provided there be no very in.-
portant movements in thu conduct of the
war. These III sht lr>cipita'e action.
When the time c.',scs, the fire will open
IN the blockade. the des.ruc,i III of har-
bors, the imprisonment Of British >u--
jecs. the recognition Of d~ .ts'cfo G' v.rn
nens, the principles of International law,
aud all the questions involved in the con-
test.
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Circuit Court.

Circuit Court.
The March term Of our Circuit Court com
menccd on Monday morning last. but W
to present writing no cases If Importance
or of general interest had engaged it's at
tcntion. The address of Judge Brent to
the grand Jurors was exceedingly tasteful
ard happy. and indicated determination
ON the part of the Court to uphold the ma
jesty Of the law ut all points by bringing
to punishment all wrong-doers. Whether
CT nigh or low drgree. II was listened to
with profound respect and attention, and
fully satisfied those who had the pleasure.
Of hearing it, that Ills Honor will be found
equal to the heavy responsibility which
the people of ,hi. judicial district have re-
Gently imposed upon him. We append q
list Of the Grand and Petit Jurors for the
present term
GRAND Jurors. William Watts, Fore
man; c. j. Norris. James I.
Yates, John L. Greenwich. Charles Med
ley. l.. j. Allstan. John +. Wathcn.
Daniel Y. Washington, D. b. Brooke.
GEORGE ". Goddard. Rcale kcihard.
James 4. Maryman. john Sha''rick.
Gcorge W. Morgan, S. G. NJ. Bur
roughs Robert I. Barber. Peter p. Smith,
Georsc L. Clarke. John j. Farr, George
w. Gibson. james II. Alvey. Jos, pin IL.
Jones, Uriah Tippc.t.
pkrir JUKoHs-F r. Floyd. George
r. Burrou CHS, james r. IIopewell. John
W. Shemwcll. Samuel Spalding. Zaeche-
us Tippcti. James G. Milburn. John liar
rison, Robert Ford, James NJ. Heard, +.
q. Neal", Charles Thompson, Thomas
IIcbb, Francis J.. Mattinglcy. Richard
Cotton. James l.. Langley. Walter b.
Langley. George II. Herbert. John +.
Yates, john Parsons. james +. Abel,
l.. c. Medley, Iyna,ius Hayden. William
A. Kirk, Thomas L. Harrison.
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Correspondence Nrw York Times.
Intervention By England and France

ASAsoAssAssA =
LONDON. Feb. 25.--The battle on
American affairs 10 to come. Il will be
fought on two quessions-the blockade
and the recognition u the Confcderacy.
1t will be an extraordinary contest. The
Government, will pretend that it does not
wish to break the blockade, and is in no
haste tc recognize the ConfeIeracy. Can
you doubt that it is only waiting to be
compelled to do both !: The Wings, it
must re remembered. only hold power by
sufferancc. They are Lot strong enough
for independent action. The Conscrva-
ties. under Lord Derby and D'Isracli,
hold them in perpetual check, which il
nearly as lad as check u,ate. Go ahead
my lively friend" says Derby to Palmer
xon-''bnt If you don't go As we like.
you 90 over" so the Administration IL
waiting for pressure from both parties
which aill force them to do what they ara
quite ready E~.
And yeu may suppose that your recent
victories. aud the prospect they give Of
your ability TO overcome the rebellion, will
be check upon this action. Be not too
sure Of that. British governmental p..li-
cy. in both the almost equally matched
and balancing parties. il based now upon
the theory Of the failure and disruption Of
the American Union. On this ground re.
form is kicked out Of l'srliamens. While
America was united. prosperous and pow.
erful, the people of Englsnd could dca,,aue
to be heard in Parliament. The example
Of Ameries was the stronghold Of English
refora.Ss. IN the secession Of the South
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4flarrie0.

AT the residence of the brides father.
IN York county. Pa. ON the morning Of
the 18th Of February. by the Rev A:brr.
Hartman z. S. BECkLER. of St. Ma
rvs county to Miss SUSIE j. Nc
GENLEY.
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A New Firm.
We learn thai our yoans friends VIII
liam r. Leach aad G.. l.. johnson have
catered into Co-partnership in the mer-
can,;le business ut the stand of Dir.
Charles Needy at the Head Of st Glenn
ens's Bay. Knowing these young men
personally. We beapeak for thcm liberal
share Of public encouragement.
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SAINT MAnY'S BEACON
LEox TOWN ND,
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 20. lsG

Pay Up. H
We would feel obliged to surh af our
pa,rons ~ are indebted to u; fr sut~erip-
sion or adversi,i"g If they would call at
nur Office before the adjournment of Court
asrl ee,tlc th-ir indebtedness. We have
seldom made an appeal If this kind to
those indebted to US without meeting with
q liberal response. and We expect the pres
en-, enc to BE- raually succssaful.
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[.1.ic0.

On Tuesday. the 10th instant, 81. tho
residence of her husband in ST. Inigo"s
District, ANN MARIA, wife of FL
ward s. Abrll, Esq. and daughter Of III"
late Col. George Crane. aged about SO
years.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-03-20

John Wesley, the founder Of the Wes-
leyan denomination. was unfortunate in
his early love affairs. He fell in love,
succcs>ively. with Miss Causson, the
niece Of Gen. Oglsthorpc. Who planted
Georgia. and Grace Murray. his own ser.
vsnt but both married other parties /;
and he married rich widow. Mrs. Vi.
eelle. who was jealous of him, au1 fnall ,
left bis root, never T. return.
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FOR r EMIT.

HvtiE un,l.rsi ned is .l.>irni> nf RENTING;
for the hsl,n"r Il tbs. present year ttr
HOUSE. hr n''w occupies in I."''I,.nl Inwn.
The Dwelling is hcw ard r,rni,"lon,. .r,I
there is az. tie lot . l.r.e ST tBl.E an, o;..vr
OCT-lOCSES. Apply early /"
T.. &. SPAl.DlNG.
Leonard Town.
March 18th. loGo-ti.
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EST RAY.

TAME to tie residence 81 Tie ~! >cri' ,r.
~ in Leonard Town ,li>ir :. "n or aholt
the 1t IT June last. three YEAH.INC>. nic
of which, is bull One nf them l. marked
with slit III the GIT ear, ami is "i :. hr"wt.-
i~l c"l"r. TIL" "il.r is lark Drown Tie
lull IL bla X. Person, owning tic alpny.
lr rr'y will please come forward without
delay. hay charges AMI TAX" them away
hl"r~isc they ~i,l la dill. e>,rl "f by Sal, &C
"oIt!ing t. law.
!. FEI.lN MORGAN.
March 18th. 1902 -:v.
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A Louisville paper has some answers to
correspondents. Here is sample:
Ministers are not more al
dieted to dissipation than the men Of other
professions. A few Of the Kalloch type
take gin toddics. aud liberties with ie-
males. but the great majority Of them are
as good Al lawyers and doctors IL you
want true Christian. marry a printer"
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-03-20

Tux BRIrrsn PAxLrAMExr.-IInn. Thur
low Weed. in letter dat.d London. Feb
ruary 25th. wires his impression Of the
British Parliament as follows:
! 60 when ct time to the Parliament
House. begin to ike the way business
is done in Parliament The manner is
business like. There is no buncombc" -
no ".pread-cagle" defamation. M.n who
have sense talk scntibly. and to the pur-
pose. TIE ministers. who are members
also, sit on the right of the speaker, to c1-
plain the views of the government and to
answ,r questions.
Although the body it composed of some
GOO members, the Chamber is not half as
large as our Hall Of Representatives.
The House is only full when it divides
on important questions, and then many
stand up.
In reading, az We do in Englis!, pa
pcrs. reports Of debates. the frequent re-
currcncc Of hear, hear" seems senselcss.
But in listening to these debates, you soo,
discover reason for and fitness in these
interjcc,ions. They occasion no Interrupt.
ton. and rather aid than eu,barrass the
speaker.