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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-16
The Parkersburg Gazette.

Tee Parkersburg Gazette has been resus-
citated by Joseph odell. Kentuckiau,
and is now published under the name of
the "Parksrs6urg and West Vfginia Ga
sette."
We have received only the second Issue
and cannot say what the saIutatory of the
editor set forth. But our readers can form
very favorable opinion. of what the paper
promises from the editorials which Sp1b.
lish to-day. We like the tone of the arti-
Giles very much and Commend them to the
attention of the public.
We shall be glad to see such sentiments
well sustained and hope that Mr. odell
will hold fast to his good beginning
Psrkersburg ought to be able to sustain
such paper handsomely.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-16
Delegates to the County Convention


We repeat the notice made at the in
stance of the County Central Committee,
the other morning.
It is recommended that the5County pre-
ciucts select delegates next Saturday, in the
day time, aud the city precincts atmeet-
iugs in the evening, the said delegates
to meet in convention at the Court House,
next Saturday week, the 25th inst, at 10
A. NJ, to choose delegates to the Parkers-
burg convention, and to attend to such
other business as may appropriately come
before them.
We trust that this recommendation will
be borne in mind, and that all the precincts
will be fully represented at the Court
House, at the day aud hour named. The
method recommended is freer from objec-
lions and embarrassmeuts than probably
any other method, aud is at the same time
fairly representative of the popular feeling.
The county conventions which have been
held in other places, we notice, have met
for the most part informally, and selected
their delegates. Where public opinion is
so we'll informed and so much set in the
right direction, as tits now all over West
Virginia, there is no great need for special
formality in the appointment OF delegates.
The only thing to be seen to is that the
delegates are good, reliable men, such as
have been thoroughly and heartily ideu-
tiled with the Union and new State cause.
We have no fears of any other kind being
sent from any Ofthecopnttes. The temper
of the people would not tolerate it.
We hope then that the people in the
county and in the city will bestir them
selves about the election of precinct dele
gates.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-16

TnE Richmond Disputed has really come
to the conclusion that the people of the
North are not lacking in courage. Yet it
believes that they would be glad of peace,
because war does not pay, and they are
always moved by commercial considera..
tions. agq
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-16

have been worry deaf for 10 years, and it WINS
growing upon me. Persons wishing to speak to me
had to haloo in my ear. alwaIs got worse when /,
took cold. Or. Jones has entirely restored my hear
ing am "A years Of age. I live in Scott town
ship on the Washington Pike, miles from pits.
buFgh can sincerely recommend Dr. Jones as be-.
ing master ofhis profession. JAco1 Boo1YAR
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NOTICE.

No. TO THE VOTERS OF NJ An
49, SHALL COUNTY, beg leave to re-
SherihaltY, at the qpproseting election If elected
pledge myself to omit no eYerton to discharge the
du les OF the ONCE In satsiactory manner to eyer
icitlZen of the county. - 5sJE7Fssf isfGG3f5Stts
understand thai q false and malicious report ha,
been started to the sffect that have not been an
man IWould here appeal to the record and "a ne
personal acquaintance of all my friends and neigh
DORIS 70 Ttndicatc me from any such reports Ihaye
and uneompromistng Union and New State man
apFl57d&wtdS iaALBRA1TH s. McRADDEN.
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I have been al years afflicted With. a disease IN
my nose, which has eaten the bone nearly away-it
nearly destroyed my OF smell and was yery Of
tensve, pouting my breath. DR.. Jones has cured IL
for me in weeks. The disease was OZoena-Dr
Jones.J JOSEPH H. HIPLEY,
Altoona, Blair county, Pa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-16

Both of my eyes were very much ,distiyured anc
crossed. DR.. Jones in two minutes has made tlieu
straight satisfactorily ss2' IA Is! BAiIyY.
Sandy Lake P. o., Mercer county, Pa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-16

reddish substance which was grown over my sjglit
Ny sight is now perfect. Mrs. 8. O. WILLIAMS
Greensburg, Westmorelaud county, Pa
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SIvs Esther Smiley, Wayne township, Lawrence
county, Pa.-Pterygiums removed from both eyes,
(this Is red skin Srown the eyeiRpd often de-
stroys thsstght) Her sight quite perist
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-16

have been hard of hearing, with most unpleas-
ant noises in my head, for several years. availed
myself of the skill of DR.. Jones, who ns cured me
entirely. The afflicted should have no hestancy in
.niaeinG themselves under DR. Jones'.
-, JAMES GRAHaor,r
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To Coal Dealers and Others.

DULTNEY COAL WORKS, situated one ana a
9alt miles below ellair, Belmont county, o.,
This valuable property, comprising flfty.efght
acres OF hand and Coal Mines, buildings, steam en-
CINE, machinery, wagons, boats and all nseeassTv
for doing an extensive aud proftabie
in coalng STEAMBOATS, or shipping coal the
whole oeingin complete order and in successf1l on
easy terms otspayment! Purchasers are invited Ia
eau and examine the premises. The present n e
leved to be favorable time for engaging in the'
Coal Trade; Failing health causes the 1ndersiened
to wish to decline active business p &
ae VIII state terms, &C., on the premises = -.
apto-4nS -. JOHN W. GILL, Agent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-16

Jones Strengthened them in two minutes, without my
Son feeling 1t. DANIEL HELrERBRAN, =.
b. South Huntingdon township, Westmoreland co.
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have been hard of hearing, with noises in my
head, for ten years. I could net hear watch tick
VIXEN pressed against my worst ear, and could but
just hear 1t when pressed to my best DIR. Jones
has cured me. 1 am a farmer, and am SO years of
age. II 1--we in JEFF township, Allegheny county,
1 1 miles from Pittsburgh. SAMUEL WrLsoE. :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-16

have been blind with cataract in one ofny eyees
Tor six years. Or. Jones operated omit last HSsch
and has perfectly restored my sight 800 1850
MAS. scnEIFER, Market St, Harrisburg; Pa
lady - the wife of Theo. r. sdhefier q prom
1nent citizen of Harrisburg. a 595 - > Ef15
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l1ay IlVnui u. 3. U0nBuIate.I
BAL1zE, British Honduras, March j, s. sea
= d.. JoHsNNEs A. J6NEs-Dear sfr:-While resid.
ing IN holhdaysburg, Pa, yon operated on my Ieft
eat, which bad been entirely deaf Ave years 81 haye
my ear Is perfect inevery respect You viii pteSse
me warmest considsrat lions Of my esteem. and
VIZ nee conhdenee tta You are master Of your.
United States Consulate.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-16

References to miscellaneous cnres performed bv
Dr.. Jones:-R w. Bufns son, 2 9 Market street
verstright, 81 Carroll street, ALLEGHENY: eve made
straight John Phillip, Coal Valley, Allegheny CO.:
eye made straight. X. Williams and 81. 7Wiliiatns
ssf9s4s CITY county; cured OF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-16
DIR. JONES'
E PERMANENT ADDRESS IS
No. Abingdon Place, N. 7. City.

Here We give few Of the many whom. DR.. Jones
has cured since he came to Pittsburgh:
John Cosney, four miles east of Mansfield, on Pc
tsrsbGrg road Richlaud county, Ohio, straghted eye
March 12th, i S63.4 ri--- fe4g ~ nj
I have been deaf in my lett ear that could not
hear watch tick when it pressed against my
ear. had u singng and cracking noise IN my head.
DIR. Jones has entirely restored my hearing, and
cured the noise in my head, without giving me any
pain or causing any loss of time. ZEBULON HESS,
Somerset township, Washington county, III miles
from Washington, Pa. -. ~ iii, isitsa Il
eye was defornled; made perfect by Dr.. JonesH Z
eyes from birth, which dian ured her very muc and
impaired her vision We took her to the celebrated
DR.. Jones who has made her eyes look better than
they ever looked before. Indeed they look full and
perfect, and her sight is now good. We are very
thankful to DR.. Jones. 80 ttft5 4 Eft,i,
D7a5J J. D. M&rER, East liverpool, Ohio.
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P1FFIsRgReaR. PA- Jap eIeth,l . see.

I'd 2 !. - q Bss q.
asE gE. nrnbulfs treatment seven Year, ao he
4os cure me- Dr.. Jones has ored nv near.
saan ever feel grateful to HIM and faeifpg
shat be Is gen tleman aud o. his IIrG
would advise the afflicted to lose no tin &
tso pee lneInsetves under tho slI1I DR. JoneS
q once; Tor whereas was once deaf Il
q Sc ne g No - Wood street, al King
~ : seote during hdstness h6uFs. JoHa KIas.
" VNss refers to Hon. William Heron fpsl
If -, whose son has been quite cured
"a 81 tho ear and desfness nv nm
gee reports Of operations and curss In an ttAs
% With names and rsstjs1ess ~
DIR. JONES & we'll prt5r.S5YSsi,s q. = ~
rS;St diseases edicalIy and sufeicslIyS q
I'VE OF ell kinds asWeIl % seaseS
s5z s:sssss q Il y II s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-16

DIR. Jones put an eye In for John Thompson, to move
and appear natural lives corner of Water any Ferry
streets, Pittsburgh.
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WANTED.

SITUATION As Bookekeeper or Assistant Fook.
IA keeper. Best of references given y
or addEeS Intelligence ONCE. ~ -
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PITFsBURGH, March, 9th, n sea. Is
Having been troabled with deafHess for some time
y becoming much worse made up my mind in
company with friend, to visit DR.. Jones II did ~
and after being seated stated my case giving iui
particulars. The Doctors reply was:A.4sI can re-
store your hearing aSwell as itaeYerl was d TIoSS
long viii II take yootor!" "Halfan hourl" .sWiiI
the ear that would be painful would he inftiroi;s
How much viii Il COST Doctorln The Sd n was sta.
ted. You can go to work z, The Doctor began and
went through like some master workman. instead
Q, pain, ofthe operation more Of
pIgas9g sensGt9a thanIep which 30
my hearing was perfectly fest6fei md hSS EenaSe5
50 ever ance: paid the Doctor his price, and am
perfectly we'll satisfied with my bargain HTIie Doc
tor and are even, except that think had the hest
Of the bargain. What 4 have written / have done
voluntarily, and did not believe the cure to Be- ISs
leot' would say SO without regard to any person
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Commercial and River Reporter, aibbOn s Street
Eighth Ward. d ~ y : - ~
As was present and heard tho conversation and
witnessed the operation, most cheerf1IIy ooipcis
with the above statement: p. ANsHuTz.
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My sons eye was crossed-Dr. Jones performed a nj
operation upon it, which made It straight and nat,I
raj u '4 HUGa WooD, Braddock's Zelda :
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WEIEELINGs Va
lapr4 .sss 81
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,DISSObUTTON

VIE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE existing be-
a tween Thos: Hughes end n. O. Leech. fn tho
name OF Thos. Hughes, Is this day dfsSolyed by mu
trsl conses d. Leech WflTeontinuet hs bnsineSs
nish VIII b under the charge of ThoS Hughes and
s2lts OF tho very liberal patronage
Wheee1ng, March 2,ls93 MO. LERoH.
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NOTICE.
4 An persons indebted to the late firm sv
requested to call and settle without delsy
mar2-3m ITfInss firnrra
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-13
no ms PATRONS or THE WING.

pr t.evs a,aAs past Alliance payment irou all nsV Sub
tssfs y enforced according 10 Announcement o.
pr,v5ls 5ale. Of Ike tsrns with ne old
patrols paper has for long time, bsea Known aud l
70 Be necsssy equally Ggen but relying upon these patrons
70 soacru vsnoe from sense o. Justice 10
u.s. fesbsrng ali business transactions for months past
strictly Nsh have hesaged 10 erase the
naes Of such In We ind ourselves with
large rapidly increasing Indebtedness nom this with
usual ess for collecting due, and adopt -
seEpressrvaon, The following terms Of subscription
for ne fatare:
No name win be Without advance, And svefy
cay taken or our books a. Tie expiration OF the
Ens Pai Tor.
IT, papos going persons Sho have paid for the sAus
70 1 advance Of this Jk, vii Be discontinued a the eK-
psoa " TIE s d for anias renewed b. advance payment
N ass persons Eho 10 Arearl Tor past sae
sra5n b anti th3 fcSt day Of April
uszt al syHaausd that dsE, and subsrbsr Of his
VIII sStksa subscriber unt al arrearss are paid
A57TIsTss wi Lea. I-y b. the square according
p15Hs5 srs Annual other terms Of secoUaoda-
Gsr, & &c sscsi q ssl sslssat With sas sh's
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-13
OBITUARY,

The Gu den and prem.ure death q Mrs Kate WATSON.
brings another startling proof to all who and LIVED her
tn. ~ Of human hopes and the all teLu Of e.
III truths which irte Ald lite hesded
until circle hyaied rsh example, and
stung Into SIS bliy the perse nal g. phcstAr.
gre, Ike Sh, fais upon f-mly and Its fs
an by the vain tfort 10 gse ad.q
nd satlsf con In
Oh who rrowed before utand hus tie
ma gave pin bat Ia dying" BAG with
f-ll .rT sthos n d vitn deeper power.
IA 81 tings the peof female lovelintss H
rsicCni In ordaay conyersn, Il qur sps.
caI the Zoe ot.ilect wi Inch
the thor ugh eul waiter beowe L. but the
ways .uboraina the heart AID her nric
~ o. fee ns r,m1ned untouched AMID Ill the a.
lreu.en.s aod temp al Of wealth. Jed Ia
putaly ana lovely fac With
lh- sweet rhsr.tts VII eh d-elt with n.
In which the bes ements we're IS beautiful
blonde aid lack th3 eroHnng gace OF alta deep aud
earnest lety
the bocps friends, who VI up tho tSstno-
81 her virtues aud reeS 70 m'a3 the beauty OF her
Me ss t.e tiu =. trisu - her JecleTcs
sEu-r crsths The iishsd her devoted sndb unj-
for when Il not enough, vhish
hey nd Ne grave lie IL rti ion otter
- oon-oHtYn inrrease the volume. by seeking
sh Tie Of ie Eu Shen Its DARK aud III
have bsea b. he MY which
aem yri is vi bs them lining
zaring hope L7oArg psek they val fancy
the hauds that blsssrd'snd Locking focv
Isy vii ia faith, the bsckoLuz Of that bsh1r worj,
10 which ahr led the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-13
TRIBUTE OF REsPECr.
fhibJlL VI hbrTfNh.
llsipQ rs 5SD BrG'r Va. yors.,
I.nuatx OI,b fsgQ

January 2ith, is63.
st'rg Of the officers the Regiment Virginia l.
nation, Cl J0Hs Jr He'd the
Lieut. H. L. CARTRs appointed Sc; etsIy Inc object
meeting haynK been lame b. the Csa ths TO-
wing preamble solution uGsnimously adopted:
where's, With tn. -pest Of
the Capt JOS T. HOWARD iTieLd ard LTohe o
ard desire pay this tribute OF rsEee aud esee 10
he N m,y;
gn e1tI Gait HOw4RD Tor hissf While cst,d with
~ the reg 90 Of orioers and men. -
Resolve 3D. - Tha in the opulon Of ihiI ,tngt high
Of hO exalted ioiam which caasei s death, To-
duch hm 70 nns the % tuty nger han str
per litied rco, siIera,ich Of health allowed.
Re- Wed -, That - he grief c en- family Of the cece2sei
tepe, symoah his widow and orphan
the rh iLhen e them by the deed,
In fame and reputation f1r nj patriotism well
deserved, sId earned the service Of bis vouhir:.
Resolved ih That hs Secret OF this nesn he stuc ed
copy proceed: the family OF the deees ed,
aud 70 ih newspapers Of Rchnont Tor publication.
GA action, y meeting adjourned -
J. GRAMMER, IT,, ChAl.'n.
n O,prpp
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-13

Yankee make.
\ n doc. NOT become member of a class so notorious
" ruEble as editors question the astuteness o. us
feoweitiueps, or to mpugn the honesty OF those pa'
mi, merchants who invest their money in the hszudous
.ntsrnrse of impcr,arion But competent authorizes
in no wise connected with the art OF pnntine
do assert that the blockade goods and cAttes over
We ebuekle so much are more than donbuui IN 'ue''
msteriI and finish Especially is this the case Nl'n hH
plish shoes now so generally worn and braggeu ABOUT
II il stated in the most positive manner, that 'hese
shoes never s,w the chalk cliffs Of Albion but smell
strongly of Lynn, Roxbury Taunton aud other Yankee
towns Nay the statements go far as to declare that
the manufacture of English goods for the Nassau
Charleston-Wilmington market has become settled
business in New England and that Yankee houses IN
Nassau are becoming common as they used to be IN
Richmond or New Orleans.
IL would not be sale to that these statements are
absolutely true But such things are by no means i'm
possible The Yankees cunning as the aTShhend
himself and as initiative as the Chinese. The counter
eitng of French goods hiss been their chief occupation
Tor i've aud twenty years past why should they notnov
counterfeit British fabrics by so doing they can get
cotton or gold and dpete the pockets Of smpe-mnded
rebels? We fancy Seward instructing the commander
Of the feet off Charleston keep good look out Tor
the Nassau packets and never to them unless they
get stranded.as did the Princess Royal, which really
came from England, and not laden with shoes We
see ncslns subtle Prime Minister laughing in his sleeve
At the yerdancy of his Hebrew brother in the Rebe
Cabinet
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-13
Yankaa Cnnn;nr

Running the blockade from Nassau virh English roos
appears to &c tie e'-''s' thing the void, although
'as laokee aes OUTSIDE iLe bar at Charleston our prr
ePa port OF entry rarely numbers less than fifteen Or
'"eo'y vessels ConsdeTi~s The natural vigilance and
love 0i plumber Vt tie Talsess this is ie ren,rta
0'' sa' the simple people OF the South. seeing with
1na' iae'ii'y thsy Lags whipped the Yankees on the
he'a Of battle aud IN naval euggensns think il quite
easy 70 oui"i' them in matters Of rad, Heae, rbc;r
,'oln1ea as1gai over the arrival OF every ship from
Nassau Or sermaal their JOY ia attending IN. silv co.,
90 sales OF fresh imported good" aud tbeir imnc
iah ~ 'oe superior qgaLty Of the articles tbsv nn,
Chase as oomParsd with the worthless trash which ca.
rom iAntse-land before tee war broke out No,l,,.
yves citizen Of the cOaedsrasy such pleasure as the
N'P'Ay Of various wares Of genuine British nanufae.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
he House met at l / o'clock. Prayer by the Rev. Dr.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.

EXECUTIVE CONCENTRATIONS:
The SPEAKER laid before the House message from
the President transmitting 4 communication from the
Secretary Of War; covering several re ors of engage
ments with the enemy. Laid upon the table and ordered
10 be printed
Also, message from the President in response to 4
resolution of the House. transmitting copy OF
pondeuce of the Secretaries of War and Navy with
Governor of Louisiana and Major General Lowell ia ref
to the defences OF New Orleans Laid upon the
table aud ordered to be printed.
EVENING SESSIONS.
Mr.. BoYCE, OF s. c. moved that the House. at the
close of the morning session, take until half
past seven Z. n. LoSt--yeds 80, nays Al.
HOUR or MEETING.
Mr.. FOSTER, of Ala, moved that the House, on ~
journng to-day, adjourn to meet al II o'clock
morning.
Mr.. BALDWIN of Va, moved 10 alaend IN inserting
half past in lien of l O'Clock.
Mr.. TllToN. Of Fla depanded the yeas and NAYS
the anrndIueni. lie desired 10 see who il Ma9 that
Was disposed 10 trjtle in this matter
The amendment rejected BY the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Baldwin Rirksdalc Batsou Burnett
Chambers, Chiffon. CHrrin Delarneu. FL ioits Dupre,
Ewing, Gray, Haniey,- llar!rdgr. Hei'ke J. McDow,r,
Moore, Pr,Ainsr ROy,top, Sexton, Simpson Vest WclOh
Ntcox, Wright Of T,xas--s5
NAis-Me;Srs- Arlington, Aukihs R0vee- Brclii-
ridge, Bridgers, II. W. Bruce Chambli.. Ciapp Clop.
ion, Collier. Conrad, Conrow Curry Ddrgan DIyldson
Foster. Freeman, Garland, Garnet Garrrll. Goooc,
GrtlFsm, II lion, .lolcon,b Kenan of North CarsI a
Kenner. Lander, Lyon Machen, &arsbsl. Miles, Pa.
,,on, Pngh, Rai' Russell Smith. OF Alablua Smith OF
~ \, - S"l Of Va. staples, Tihbs, rrippe, fIrrr.
virgin, at Tenn, and Mr.. Speiktr--ii
Mr.. FOSTERS motion waf agreed tn, after which the
House went inio secret session for the prpos OF cin
sider'ng the Tax Bal
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"PURITANISM IY POLITICS. 81

We find In the columns OF Southern co,emporarr q
copy &C the lecture, address recently delivered
tie rooms Of tho Democratic Uuion As-ocaiion Ia The
city os New York, BY Hon. ) S. Cox. Of Ohio" The
subject was "Puritansm III POLITICS" and il mast be
admitted, that Mr.. Cox handled il well Their. were
doubtless, among his audience, goody number of Pa,
rtans, who, If not proof and buwark against sense
must have experienced emotions akin to those Of Queen
Gertrude when Hamlet turned her eyes into her soul
and exposed TO ter view "the black and grained spos
that would not leave their truct" A few detached
extracts from this address wiz interest our readers
Do you wonder that, at public meetings West
Is resolved tho the Mississippi Valley shall no longer
be tributary to Yankee cupidy and folly aud that men
mldly cry out: New England fsnatcism aud specua
tion have made disunion New England stands in tho
way of reunion Perish New England that the Union
may live" (Great cheering, and voice, we've hni
enough of ber)
The Puritansm Of New Englandfis bred in the bone.
II Is the that il was hundreds of years ago
Like begets like. Generation succeeds generation with
the same sarp Of Puritan character taking success
Tor justice egoesn for greatness, cunning foe wisdom
cupdty for enterprise sedition for liberty aud caut FOR
petty .(Applausel The West do not complain merely
mat their interests sacrificed by New England cap
eiist for their Cggrandizemeut but they detes The
de' Of Puritan politics that sins shouldb be reformed by
IL safe aud that the State should uniIe is functions
''sehSSy Sith tue Church 10r tie propAga of mo
al @1d religious dogmas. Tor thsse objects the las.