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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30
FR0M Arkansas.

The Washington lark J Telegraph ofthe p h, .ays
II the lpnkecs have appointed Isaac MIpl,y--
II sole ecu'ani member of the Convention, who r,-
itd TO sign the ordinance of sc ,ssiou--Goyernor OF
the State.
The Telegraph adds:
Gen. Price is al Aikadclphia, with his army some.
what injured by Smuggling aud desertion, tai nor
nearly so much rs migh have been anticlaitj.
The cavalry Of the enemy fol owed az far as Ne st
lire, aud several sklrmishcs occurred between lIn
and Marmadukc's force. There is yet no dspusi ion
manifested 10y them To advance IN hrce. E,trv man
that can hmd gun should rally to Prize in oo,nun-
ics single, any way. place will he assigced him,
n are laces of honor when filled by men d'tor-
mined save their sia'e, or die IN iis defence.
II is tmored that the forces of Blouni shayc LEI.
the Smith region and united with the ftdarais
al Little Eock.
noun ain gaps 10 the North, against any forces
threatening from that direction. The people IRON,
the surrounding ounties may safely leave hore for
the emergency, and afford al possible aid in driving
back the main body of the foe.
skrmish occnl red last Saturday beyond Nnrk-
port, between Murmaduke and the ememy's catairy
Sgpariictar result. On Sunday morning all Was
qniet on the Ouachi,a
Gen. Marmlduke IL doing noble service with his
cavalry between our army aud Little RocE and win
ming gnlden opinions from all sorts of people" We
are glad TO lcarr that the unfortunate affair between
himself aud the lsmcnted Gen, Walker. leaves no
slnr upon his character MS gentleman his fuies
ms u soldier Irhr has erred, he is making the ou-
bcst atonrmeni, and Is ni'led 10 symla hy as ven
as admiration God speed him, and help us all,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30
NpreCE.
Farce sIuudrrd Tnss-.,e Acres ar
Lad Fer sale.

nv order nf ~, Al 10 r.r r.lri of Tho Con-
ID Tolerate states, for the Western District Of
TNas, willnirr for saie 10 the highest bidder for
cash In hand ar Cunf,lcrtr Notes or u .nds ut
wralherford Parker Counly rxs' on lay the
leh day of oilolrr 1853, Three Hundred Thou
sand acres oflsnd which by siia court ha. been Sc.
questrated A. the properly OF slien enemies situated
In tho Counties OF Parker, jack, Young. Throck-
morton. b iylor, Haskell, and kRox, and upon The
upper i as0s aud trinity Rivers aud tributaries
Barnett and Is contained inswehty W surveys I'M.
niediay m the BraSoS river In Knox County So.
4ueAirs oi ~ the property of NsgerR vdltnry, and
Grssod Of New Yirk-FiGy Thonsand Scres granted
TO the b ifilo Btyon B'a$os ani Colorado Ra Road
Company In Surveys OF Six hundred aud Drty acres,
In Young Thruckmorton a iiaSreii Oo'in.irs, Sc.
gu stated the properly org. r. Williams aud }. u.
sonlter Of New York. The remaining lands for the
m ,St part were granted 10 the Texas EmmisratiOn
and Lind Company commonly called Peters Colony;
and Sophisticated Us hfprupery Of sundry persons
Alien aenie> who % names and residence with u
will be given by plots and maps upon the day of sale
as better description not he given hese: Thos'
lands have been Well located aud arc in surveys of
three hundred and twenty acres-and are upon and
above the Froniior s elements aud unhnpruved, in
acounlry well waterd, healthy, and for small grain
and stock raising is unsurpassed No other lands
will be oherd for sale than those which have dcs-
ceulcd by direct chain of title from Government
TO the present holdOr
The Receiver will pass his receipt to purchasers
for tho purchase money with d scrIptiOn of the
land sold lie will report the sales to lhc Court at
the January term next and upon cobhrmation of
the sales by The court, he will mmcdally pass deeds
OF conveyance to purchasers. Shouldi The sales by
the court be set a.de-he will refund Ne money and
take up his receipt
J. c. RUSHING, G. ST. Receiver
Sept. o. 1868. 4l4w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30
TIE STATE OF TEXAS In district, Court,
THE COUNTY Of KhrrAAN, I Fall 1irm 1868.


IT, tte Sheriff Of KqufWoa County, Greetbg:
~ r.. Mutt has filed in my Office hid petition, sta
W. ting in substance That on he lTth day Of March
ls,,3 he was married 10 one Sarah I Blake. THAT
on the first day ofsept. 1860, his wife Sarah cnpdes
timely ned his home, withou, his knowledge, and
without any cause for so DOING went 10 the house of
a neighbor and remained for three days that by
persuasion and enireay he induced his wife 10 re-
,urA home that when she reached home she de,i.r-
cd to him. that she had only come for her clothes,
and that she intended 10 leave him fnally, which lie
ayers she did on th,, 4th day Of Sep erber lS0.
Petitioner AYERS thai his wiie vnluntEily left his
he'd aud board with the intention ofabandonMent,
and that said abandonment has been continued. for
the space Of three years next before the Institution
of this suit. t.
Petitioners prnys for judgement fosa divorce, ga
p;ncalo inatfimon;o," and for general relief.
You are hereby commanded to summon by publi-
cation IN the Dallas Hrrsd for four successive weeks
the defendant Sarah A. Mutt, who rcsites.in' the
Ttate of Lcnlsana to be aud appear be0re'the Hon
the Dist Ct of Kaufman county, on the 1lth Mon
day after the 9Th Monday in September, and there
answer said petition if She thinks proper. Herein
fail not hut due returns make according to law.
Witness u. A. Hindman clerk Of the
District Ct. Of kaufman county and the
[ seal of said court this the 7ih day Of Sep
NN6 N(terlber 1858. R.A.HINTsMAN, X.
424wa Clerk D. c. K.C. t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

faw friends of Gen. Magrmer recently subscr'
ed S5OOO, which they rendered to him in II bandsop.
letter eSplaining hat in consequence of the d"prcr.
alton of he currency the anonnt Of he salary mi-
he in, icien 10 meet necessary expenses. In rpp
declining 70 accept the money, the General dspla,
the true spirit of The patriot. in the following lery
passage :--SsB ARtono Herald
II embraced poyerty with pleasure, when ] gar
myself TO onr holy aud rghtsous cause. \ sold, %
from choice aud impulse, shall not charge my Co 4.
ernment with 'he fault findividuals but will serve
II as faithfully as though It's currency were aho,e
par When nv psy will not supl,6r' me, tand snch
is now he cssr) an ready 10 'aeerinlly CONTEXT
mysef with soldiers fare, II ~ suppose will be u
case, the Ii Con. Commanding, will alluw me an
oh.r oncers ~ The sian aud line the daily raions
OF the soldier Others may murmur because Of thc
povertv Of the souihrtn ,aiier, life an prcngi
be shr 10 sufcr fsr MY country. w"ulo mt T.
placed anon any better footing thsu that of ihe ~
ta't soldier. Who is fighting he Iai,rs nf h roun-
tr, NY cpnrsit, "a arms anl in'laugrr VAL BE-
his oomrnde IN privsiion aud wuut."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30
DMINIsTRAToH,s NOTICE .-whcre.

IA as III the July term 1868, Of the County Court
for rarrant county. letters of Admini} he
estate of John G. Andrews, deceased, were granted
to the undersigned. This is therefore TO notify all
persons having claims against the said deceased, to
present them for allowance, in thu manner and with
in the time required and directed by law. .And all
persons indebted to said deceased, requested to
make immediate payment. A. I. ANDREWS,
y 39;6w. II Admir-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30
FROM STONES REGIMENT.

I We have a letter from Stones Regiment dated hs
LIST inst. near Vcrmi lli0Grc, La, which says la
Whey bad just received marching orders. Int Where
to 70 they did not know.-bui it was known Pct
thcy were 10 leave the siciy region in which They
jhad been for the past few months. 0ur corres,rl,
Ident says that letters may he directed Shreycp"
| La hut from information we have led io ue-
lcvc that the destination Of the Regiment is Eoa.
ham, Texas, The letter further says:
"lhc health of the Regiment is improving, ~ /
SLOW marches viii add gre3 " to cOnvalcsctns. IL
is believed hat the general health will improve ~
fast on the march, We forced 10 leave ab ut one
hundred sick men, who are unable to travel. Am pa
provisions have been made fir their comfort anG
jis scxpcced thata eat many will be abl, ID
follow he c"iIiHaiid.'
We may add that Major Throckmorton, of the
bovc regiment returned home few days ago, in vary
bad health. He having been elected the State Seu
ate at the August election he will not We presume,
rejoin the regiment He has endeared himself o
every man in The regiment.
The following letter speaks for itself, and we ho o
it will be generously responded 10,
HAN oUsRTEE' SroNE's RrG'T. T. p. R.
Cainp iiHMtcr, La. sept. st 1888.
EnIroa DALLAS HrRALd lit is believed that u
Government viii he unable To rlOhe he trOOrS flu.
ly, nd would mast respectfully call the nttrniioI
of The families AMI trird- of ncmhcr, of this Reg
TO his fact. Arrangements will be made 70 deliver
all ,he winter clio, hing hat may be prepared. Re
member that lhr cold blasts oFwner coming on
aud he soldier must h" warmly clad in he pelug
storm Due notice will he given where The cloln,,
for The different ml'anies rf ,his RcEt. may be ef
Bundles should be carefully packed and properly a.
billed. Very respectfully sc.
lSHAM CNISUM 1t. Col.
Com z Stnnc's Erg't
Mckinney Messenger Tyler Reporter, and Ma
shall Republican will confer favor by copying the
above notice. l.C.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

I,ru- wanR AosfS At WnHK.- fbnee csliH1
Vei-.ls OpAur.F.--a noiher hgllisni eyiioii fuos
rlnce last Tnpsiay ia The lHy Oh the m"cfh Ut he
Rab,al,annork y hich resulted IN the capture o'
ihf,.a yankee Ealing yssfsls--ihe coqraiie. Golden
Meh and Twin nrothers. One rsthr -la!is wa- lad
~ ~ish coal ard ilrc other wi'h archlrs and chains
ThA Galdsn Rod drawing no mheh Ssfer. was. Il
COZ scqrencs. drsfr nod iHt the oiirr two wore saf
~ apeldred N n Cnnfadaiatn tor!. FfreN faiikef'
ser rRpiufesl Al tl.e ,swc time nud hrv, l'0en =
ceiyd NJ the Lii,oy pri.nn. Lisut Wo0d hEs tlu
scrrirA H,r friyf.s ard MAJ, about it Tr.cn ~
'sis lat expedition sttensd eih "a JOSS IN on
sii~.
Noaficel inio'ma ion haa Nai lFel received IN
caii 10 ihs frror cd cap ure ~ the si.amh-s icu.
ista ard Cprfi'u k.-Lishmond Eya'aiHo. 2sh VI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30
rYINAL ALsETTLEMENT. WIN, M. Kemr,
sNTN,LM LMMENT.L

r,IyAi. sETTLEMENTl-l l-lih omas F.
z Crutrhfer. Adinin- irator.Sthe gstafe ofJohn
Robbins d-rAsft, hgs fied IN niy once his final
acoonDtcurreit Niihssli Estfie, together with his
petition pra, igg i5r hod disharer his is there
fire TO noriy al tFsnps iu'rrested 10 come forward
st The next Term ~ Tho colnty Court, h r N a.
fhe Court nera5 "a hc tnwnof Dalls o. iag
Wonda In fciooer 1864 andyonit; u -algt ;hcy
think proper Cte.. 49, w tf's,
f2.iw. NCokk ?. i"Nis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

Fson Bs vssrnIt-Nr q pecl rr, courier nor
Biawnsvilie, arrived terc Ibis u' rriils. hpgr0 D.
that rlacc On ihe n inst. The FreI'ri rfsiiiu
1yfn ro.seesion n Hsiarirros tnuFinrlie nonf'
isiHloted in Biuvns, iiies 2io.nis N - f'iigi.
II. roaxhiiian u llie Cor tierars By fr4Ice i q
nor1Iptd, d,--1spss ezssak EaG
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

sril Satc officers whom luo tocerU
20 have exempted for The d..
ernmeut anil law. tHayeyI
,.. Of continne IN any STATE dt
lext regular session Of iiS
,gisla ar, shall. by law exc
r ~ in the prov isioual army
rovc,l May !, 1868.
nv Ue,son claiming oxfmr
II ihe before tcciied acc, p
.a pi, aud upon producing 70 8
day.ls, and paying the sep
detailed by The latter 20 o'
iaiiou named in af!iiayiis %
,intion Of he year, The deia
he saoc'ci,cnmsiancrs and
,dnions. The san required
ihe iax co lecior Of the cou
inHbit So 10 The chef Qua
.r T. without delay.
sH peiai.s Niil BE allowed 20 as
oct strictly within he pr,
en- iustce. equity. and neces
eases. ihe applications Tu
lavii o. he hpriicsrt and
gsaso tbie amvuni OF srofn g
bat ing nsst vs usas % he snrI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30
-srtIst;EkaN,t NltTtrE.

N ing excilpiiou o0ae,-utaf ~ physcaid,-ghih'y,
will report 70 ne oF ,samlnation at he 9,iosjng
times and tlacist.t f 7hsHE KS !
weafherfori .4 ~, . a....-..,,...,..... y e'ri
Foef Worth. .,...,.-s NJ, ,.--.......-,'aNl y.
nallas .A..i..i.+ .....-........... "d sft,
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frnralline o.ah vie counties Will issue tGaiv
.,,'l,rs m sechiia llisse xppeinfmfn's i
Conscripts faah. ,te'npted for nerioa l1as
a, f,,an NJ m Afs lFe hereiv notified torr q
~ : f,r sse.a,r,s.i Ss5isat ~ which ,hrif or
ior ghs viii bs.slaos atrrsnljc repsFfct
47N NtslAt a RY0R, Surcese
s2;tf Menihts ErAaialk Board sarsfer7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-30

Com Dig Stnnc's Ergt
Mckinney Messenger, Tyler Reporter, and Ma
shall Republican will confer favor by copying the
above notice. l. e,
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

siepe' az that noe and wers full retreat Rven the
guns on she "water rai,es les bad been removed
free comm nica,iun was forces the
paoc M us there to bs nsderabls mystery to
tbss q the enemy, and IL cak forth many spe
ealstons thu important OF h'ch Is that this siego
washngt has fe,n, while tho real intent
was 70 procure supplies from the counties nd donsg.
In Hyde particularly, largo quantities II supplies havo
been reported having but two oceasius been
visited by either army This tho constr placed
upon the recent movements OF the rebel forces by
sympahzers this place. Others inclined
think they have defeated at point that
movement of "Hooker's army has caused this
sudden chanseof programme. This, however W all specu
atoa and the real truth yet remains TO be developed
Thus ends this sisge OF Washington. which existed
eighteen days. for whatever purpose tho rebels came,
II has shown courage and ndomitabie VIII in our
soldiers which finds superior yet. handful,
compared with the large force at the enemys disposal
holds bay force It's superior in numbers tx one,
at the least calculation. No doubt the presence Of
General Foster Of strength to the men, and
he return, compliments the forces hero for cool
evnced by them during the siege, especially the
Twenty Massachusetts, which tho time Of
the original BURNSIDE expedition part OF his brigade,
and has shared in all the struggles this department
Only twenty companies OF troops there during this
siege and during the whole time lay upon their at
the lortincaons waiting the onemy6 attack 40 though
but commonplace affair But to single out where every
man did his duty is rather injustice.
The casualties during this siege amount to only two
killed and twenty wounded amongst the latter OF whom
Captain Richardson, Of the Fortyfourth Massachu
sets, and Captain Lyon, Of the First North Carolina
Union Volunteers. The OF the others have not
been able TO learn.
Large numbers OF the rebels continually desertng,
and nine prisoners have been brought in by
scouts within the past twenty hours who report con-
siderable dsaection among the crank and he OF the
enemy. Our forces trying TO ascertain their
whereabouts since their retreat from Washington.
Return OF Gen. Foster to Warrington.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 20, 1858.
This afternoon the steamer Expounder arrived from
Newbern, 10th inst, and reports that she left Hilton
Head on the 10th, In company with brigade from the
latter place for Newbern and that General Foster left
Newbern yesterday with that brigade tor Washington,
N. @.
The Captain Of the Epounder alsoreports that when
she loft Hilton Head the 10th Monitors were all
OF that place. and the ronsdes and the bocadng feet
~ their former anchorage.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

however, proved Of little avail and he was yesterday
taken 70 Fort lafayette, in charge Of Deputy Marshal
s in the rebel naval service and had promised great
things from the iron -carhe was have In charge.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
General Mcclellan Among the Cadets.
OUR wksT POINT coRRIsPoNDKHcE.

WET fofSr. N. y, april TO- 1864
Arrival Of General McCleiian at Wet Pesnt-EnAscs~p
offM Cdass-Hu R,opfson AND Srmads- risI 10 nc
Cao,ts' KsU Hai.-fm rodu efions- Departure, DC.
On saturday the ish Inst, west Poins shook or te
usual apathy, hearing Of the arrival Of ito honored
son. Major al George D. Mcclellan The General nr-
rived es Hotel ., SIX O'Clock r. NJ and was rrt din.
covered by ,be sennes EXTRA when he passed ON
his way TO the hotel. After Witnessing evening parade
from the SUPERINTENDENT porch, he returned TO Tho
hotel, where he a0 his lady were the recipients of
ssrcnade fom The post band. wbose enthusiasm cals d
them ~ surpass their usual Efforts that were oesbs
luring The sercnade he oflce,s q the Academy wee
presented TO him ny ol Cli,z, the Commancapt wno
fought With ban he PENINSULA and shared his ,u els
Until dslse,o-sy wounded and taken prisoner, when his
orah ed him 10 act the of his old chie,
nis rctu n o. Aibsd Mac.
lbe snt oi the evening was the turning ont Of the
corps q. cadets, en- mosse 20 tefensde him With
bad amateurs from their body, who, alter the
playing .. several airs cccd with The song OF benny
Hayens," The last verse eeing hnprompsu py hl' "im
sied--
ees heath 70 George nccIeIlani God biess tie
ns su hour 10 his country and terror 10 her Zoe.
M he nfg rest his aures, and srrow never know,
i,u i've TO see thousard years with Benny ilavcs "
The son. was n iosei by three times three husty
che,sr G,r hs ng and its singer, AID then The oene3
e,,ed cnI from the c.osd for nino i"r T.
MAJ hos c tnst the arst nins were but the sigh "a,
y,,p,- q. rn,arca the blast q tornado whca tne
chez lns had susied G:n. lel,n c,ne forward and
and sucrchcs anil e te-s and ordrs. An as,on TO ths
Array af tue Tctnsc bfoarbi icr.h another rornd 4
ohcers Ills speech vas Oh oughaut sehsh, ratf iie
snd precisely such one as might be expected r such
MAJ.
Hail, whsre no received BY tn battalion VII mars-
cnth sissm lie ntr yduccd 10 such al had dis
tnsushed themselves, or whose iahers had taken any
conspicuous the present After the cerem N -
at the News Room the General withdrew 70 hs hoto.
where he remained Until MS departure at evening
og a Z.
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
THE VERY LATEST.
The siege of Washin.to. RAISED.
ouR NBWBEKN ,tNEsso, prS,ts.

NsNtA', -, ARA IS, 1858.
lie Rset ~ Fht Rshet-- M ra eraes IN Ae
Risy Abisgofst-hsas-o Voa.aar Of Hhi
regi,~.c
Yesierisy nctnios ,h~ snb,a wla.saeaa. capi,is
y ehc,,,n. =. ue. arm. ,Letihiss4t s.nd Al. i,.
from stbnxton r's'cr l's ehsnr hi. "fassi re
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

South "a ro,n. yirs,n,a and MssaaS, =, vs rns,nS W
YorI and rhe Norihwes, An alus,on IN i,,,.
draw d,wn bs,rtv annlsuse snd she s.id !. asr,ocra
tnrned sho,u.onist is bc,,sr tan conssr v.,,~.
rcpubl,can anv dav es witness New Orlesns R,,tIs,
versus Ilapks (Applause referring 10 the tak Of ch
men AZ Cor Ara vsliand,gham about setting nm Min
western cosrcAsracv She e}d. New England the
reee for tho OF Ali rscea tho honc OF the
piIrr,rs In the rst rcvouon tho leader In
Inc ucond reyoiutcp will II they atiemut this plan
rrud them 70 powder iApp,suse) That Mas-a
chusets which could send into The fields OF the revou
ton asa more troots than eli the southern States com
bned is strong enough, with Now England a, hx back
and the oya OF tho country slandiua bohpd
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

\ IUrU, frffI II, I5bJ
The distllery of A. r. Ti,ou, tbc ccrner OF vain
asd rOu,sr "A scs. was IeetrsyeJ w trc yesterday.
se,eral accnf leneucnls were damaged Lose fltooo
No ,nsurancsA
The New York herald., 1863-04-22

. roNrA>p. Me-, April 21, 1867.
The gnnboat Agsw an was Successfully launched toaas
frvm the ,afd o. 8. ". lawrence n
The New York herald., 1863-04-22
TEE FUNERAL OF COLONEL KINBALL.
GENERAL oRofR-No. g.
HEApousnrErs. srYEsrY.rIssf REeIs
To TINS EDIroR or THE HERALD.
MN Xoua AneiI ol

NkW fORk, ApfH 1T 1903.
In your issue Of TO day II stated that Lieutenant
Colonel Ssries. Of the Eighth regiment New York state
Natioual Guad, has been appointed pail bearer
the on OF the f era OF Lieutenant Co
ionel kimbl feel called upon ~ write a lirsy
the effect tht known citizen Of New York. named
UDcd r. Wentworth Lieutenant Colonel Of the ~ ightt
Nov York lste National Guard" aod has been con-
ected ith thai well known and reliable regiment tor
the LIST twenty ye.rs and hope be will with
until the old kishib
D. A. VAN TAsSEI..
.First LieIt., 90. n, Eight regt N. 3. ". q
Norg-fivi astog Satterlee Is Lieutenant Col,Le %
tho Twelfth regiment New York state National 1uard,
CoioLei wzrG.--D HERALD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-16

to result in their enfranchisemeut. and thew
will be 'iar better prepared to enjoy their
freedom nationally and profitable hy aying
participated in the contest which results in
its requirement. No other nation would
have hesitated So long to use this not ntial.
weapon.
We have endangered our case abroad,
if not at home, by the inexplicable tmidity
which has marked our course in regard to
it. Let us now give it vigorous trial
Those among us who have no sympathy
with the result which this policy brings to
the slave may at least congratulate them.
selves that its firm Enforcement will save the
lives OF thousands OF white men who might
otherwise be exposed to diease, restitution
and death.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-16
II The Evening Post publishes a LET

Y The Evening Posi- publishes letter
written by distinguished member of Par
Lament to gentleman in New York, in
which occurs this paragraph The old
anti'slavery feeling was awakened by the
Presidents Proclamation. 1t has still fur
ther been aroused, by his message to Con
gress just received. The religious bodie. are
beginning to move, and you know when the
religious sentiment of the middle classes and
the sympathies of the millions are in mar
mony in this country, all opposition to these
predominant feelings goes down before them
like grass before the whirlwind. The more
your contest assumes the character of free
dom rersas slavery. the more certain You
are to enlist the sympathies. not only of the
religious class in this country, bu, of every
politician who looks for the support of the
Liberal party"