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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-14

The price Of newspapers in Che army
is q matter beyond The control Of the
publishers Of the UNION. II dealers
were 70 sell tho urIor ct fifty cents q
piece, the publishers would not be The
gamers by che increased price. The
proper way 10 reduce prices, and have
cheap wares Of every kind, Is % break
down all tnonopolles, and lot al dealers
have an equal chsnee. Competition is
She life Of trade, andmakes cheap goods
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-14
Great War Speech b. Hon. John
Brough an ola Ohio Drmoesnt.
.s.,y..... r.. IN

a., 49,. $3.50. u. r.,
-
Z" =" VS. e,A1'" ''-otp-
MAnfeTrA, June 10.
The largest number Of people ever
gathered together n tbis county. as
sembled here to-day to hear John Brouph
speak on tho Crisie Of the Times, Old
Wings declare that Il beat the DAYS Of
1910. and we'll they may, for here were
gathered men Of al parties, devoted TO
the cause OF the Union, and forgetting
ali the party ties Of yoro. Nest Of Ire
business horees were closad, aud Citizens
Of tho town turned out almoss en- masse.
while from the surrounding country and
from the sacred soil Of Vireiuia. on
horseback, in carriages and wagons. bv
railroad and steamboat. came the hardy
sons and DAUGHTERS Of toll. The sieh,
was good to behold. There was LOYALTY
and devotion to country.
The fact that many present were Nj.
Broughfs friends aud companions rs
boyhood, and that ali the excitement
aud temptation Of political lie had md
induced MIN 10 address nonular aa-
aemblago since 1849. added d fhe IN
lerest 6f che occasion.
Captain Lavi Barker Of tbs 32d 0bib
was Grand Marshal Judge Putnam.
grandson Of the first President Of the
Ohio Company, presided, surrounded bv
the surviving heroes Of 1912. every one
Of whom Is loyal 70 tho country to-daT.
Mr.. Broueh spoke al hour and a half.
and was listened 10 with marked atlen-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-14

Col. JoHS A. M4nrIS has al length
been relieved Is Provost Marshal, and
will join his regiment 81 Mufffeesboro.
IT, Col, GEonon srAIDNc Of she 18th
Michigan has been appointed TO fll his
place.
--~---sslh- =
HnaDQUARTnas UErfnD SrArrs FoRoEs.y
EAaHgrLIE, June IL 1868.
Especial Orders No. 1877
II. Col George Spaulding, 18th Mich-
igaa Vols. Is hereby dolaIlsa for special
duty, As Provost Marshal Of TIE city Of
Nashville, vice Col Jno. a. Martin, re-
Iieved, and will b obeyed and respected
accordingly.
BIZ order OF
Brig. Gen. r. s. GnAxonB,
Commanding.
". Nzvm, Capt. and A. A. Gsn'l.
iune12-9f.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-14

The Union TCMb Of Nashville have
Also satea stops 10 celebrate 'he glorious
Ennrlh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26

Wheat 10 better demand and lie. &c higher, with
sales Of 10000 bushes at 81 so 81 IS for white and
q a 81 81 for red and amber Western winter 81 27k
81 <8k for Milwaukee club and amber spring, 81 IL
81 50 Chicago spring Corr lc higher and active
sales having reached 10000 bushels, Including mixed
wsstcrs ~ TOO Tee. for sound, 7Sc 75c for unsound
ana 7ec SOC for yellow aud white Western. Oats we're
moro sought after and down 10 TIC. 7sko Rye was IN
domand al Vic. ~ ~, with sales Of $4,000 bushels
ey aud barley malt continued very quisNt unchanged
prices.
Cows was Inactive ut former quotstons.
CoITos ia lively request and dearer with sales Of
800 bales reported Of 6sc. ssc. for midtlpgs.
fIag tRscgEEs steady and Ia fair demand.
FsEcnts--lhe market was moderately active to-day
with shipments reyortei 20 Liverpool OF 100 bbls -four
part at Is. IVA. Ia o.. 40 go bushels grain okd
si.e, rs hhds. ailow ?cs. To loIsion 3 600 bhls
-four =, ~ ad "a 10 Cc-s ~ 600 isishcls gram for
orders, al - "A - 10 Glasgow 100 bis -four al o.
3D. 10 Antwerp 10 W b. ~ wheat at lid In shp's
bags 10 Amsterdam 80 hb... dour a, 80 81.
'RoyIssosSink VS. purchased 10 the evtent OF TcO
bbls. Nsii nafi ~ ior %, aud ti2 IS s3 for new
mes and so 60 81 - cr prine. fic.f continued Ia
Jar cs~aaf1. h ~ 90 Obis ~ 50 stl rs for
PLAIN snI ga 20 flttur extra mess. lard was mo
active wsie . l0f.c WIN sacs % AGO packages @;
cot 10 acs,Ets Ncic Sold "a 70 tr shorld
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26
The Privateers.
THE ALLEoSD REBEL STEAMSHIP soUrHERNER IN



THE TEEs-A FEDERAL sPY ON BOARD.
From the London shipping Gazette, June II.
The southerner small craft which has been built on
the Tees by Messrs Pearse CO. Iron shipbuiders has
during the whole period OF her fitting out in the river,
extending several weoss given rise TO the velct
curiosity Last week sbo had her trial trip There
eighty ladies and gentlemen board. The
FAR Scarborough and back TO West Hartlepool where
she Is at present lying II has since TRANSFERRED that
spy board in the guise Of reporter, TO whom OF
arse the greatest courtesy and attention shown
his representing himself connected with the press
II appears that while the ladies' and gentlemen
dining beard he busy taking notes so, while they
dsncng for he has since sworn 20 affidavit AZ
attorney Office IN stockton setting FORTH inter oiid that
Captain Butcher 1.-THE gentleman in charge Of the boa
Was In his belief regular commissioned officer under
edcracy because he had detected the letters c.
- G., which he made out 20 DO .conlcderate States
Cuters' his Uniform. The uniform was like
that OF lieutenant IN the Royal Navy. He likewgc
iaund tho three letters painted the crockerwarc
used board tho vessel. Besides that there "a
gu atty charcoal about thirty bushels prevent the
penetrating the icChouse he at once had concluded
that was to get up steam quickly. He also learned
from the that eleven twelve big guns slowed
away In the hold sealed. lie had also observed that
wheuev Mr. pesrEe, Of the builders was in CONVEX
ion with tho captan thor Gestures we're suspicious
And what the most damning OF all the pal
tito tree on Captain Butchers unaorm IL simply
an ordinary anchor.
This aiHday g. we understand was despatched with all
possible haste 10 Mr. Adams, the United states Minister
forthp it'll submitted II u Earl Russell The Foreign
secretary Immediately communicated with Sir George
Grey the Home Secretary and the result of an this
bother that Custom House officer went on board the
vessel in tho docks at larte DOL on Monday, and after
most minute search, particularly for the guns declared
himself perfectly satisfied that She in her present coDd
Il n was what rcprescftcd OF hcr-purely a
chant vessel That the souiherner's movements are
watched evidont from the fact that tce. aphic
sage has received from the Home Secretary nquir
lug her whereabouts and also from the that the
spy is stl lowering about West Hareroo He was met
III other day hy he captain aud the meeting may be
inasiucd was most cordial one The aRdavit bore the
signature Of "Baxter Langley"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26
The War In Mexico.
AMERICAS RgroRTs OF the pRESCH Losses AND
NkyEHsgS

From the Paris Psrie semtcilcis organ j. June IL
We receive from 'dlnerent and and IN tho
English American journals, accounts from Mexico 10
he 3oh April and the ID May. 1hes, accounts arc in
general drewn up hJt sptrit Of hosny and, ue MAY
adj lad |dih which has been often found tho Ameri-
sun communicatiops The rrst despac hes dated from
francisco, 2lh April, anayze the official reports OF
General ortega 20 General omonor and they state that
ror tho as SIX weeks tho situation " the MeIcans even
eight sau,s made By the Freuoh TROOPS and the oar
uc Of the forts left General ortcga with greatest
confidence. Is curious, we must confess. 10 hear
rcnera sneak e the oss 81 his ioreEcs and announce
the injury done TO him by eight assaults and then Add
that bs confidence not shaken and that the situation
IA not changed Tho dispatches from san Francisco
s,a that Ia tho rnng oi the 25tb dcspers,e combat
tos place under the walls Of Pueba, but the point
~ not mentioned. During this combat tho French sw
ip two mncs--one under the block called Ssnino qni
Tho other at place called sano Jcsu After the expo.
son uf the Litter mine the struggle sufrerded or INC.
m.nt resumed, and lasted hours diriag which
tue Nexi must have exTcrioncei worry de abls
hes The dispatches, hoNever, mention op'y that a he
French and state that hundred aud thirty Of tho Frs,
Iraves were taken prisoners After these two sanegi
Jeon resumed We hayc next despatch from nehla os
the 25th via Havana, according 70 which the Yrcpch
troops suspended the bon baramen abandoned Fort san
XAVIER, AMI retired ntne milcslrom The city Chnlua
Tncse improbable accounts are hNever, conrrdecd by
despetch ~ tho 3Oth, received AZ New YORK via saa
Fraucc,, according to which the French continuing
tho bombordrneut, aud constructing work destined 90
facilitate Il esh aa1ult agenst santa Anita Lastly
what entirely destroys the drst reports the ceVcan
aecsrai Tho snsys SIS tvea in tho rJer Jss Etaf. ry
sf 4 dcHpstch ffot1 Orteel or the goa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26

steamer Westcresier. Davis. Providence
stsamtug Charles Pcrson Nash Newburypcrt 81 hours.
with new snip Valparaiso In tow.
BELOW.
Brg johanna Frederick, from Newcastle
5chr Fear Mo- FROM Eleuthera.
The bars reported below last night the goguer.
since arrived and not the Goi'ls AZ stated.
2othSteamers Geo Peabody Beiyidore Green; ships
Southland Theodore Knoop barks u Booth, Amelia, Ga
price, brgs Eugene Csprers edios scbrs John
Gipin. Durfee. s Evans. Water Witch
Also, schr Oscar. Havana
Wind at sunset g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26

The exchanges NJ the Bank Clearing House this
morning we're Nf.3l5.7ls n. and The balances
t2,97i ,tss SO.
The Panama Railroad has declared n dividend of
three per cent out II the earnings Of the road for
three months ending 3oth inst, aud one per cent
on the earnings Of steamers, &C., payable July O.
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail.
road stock dividend Of the shares owned by the
company. pa yablc August I, equal to about nine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, June 25--oP.M.
AsHKssaes we're made OF so bbs. at &c. for pots and
sssc. for pearls.
BREAnsruFfs.-Flour advanced &C. loo. to-day, aud
sold freely, particularly for export. The days sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26

ers. and 6l,c &c. for hams exc i0c for bagred do
Bacon Lied dull at 64c TIC. Butter ana cheese were
Ia demand at previous prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26

per cent in stock; the Howard Insurance Company,
a semi-aanunl dividend of twelve per cent, FIR Of
government tax, payable july 1; the New York,
Prov den,e and Boston Ranroad. dividend of four
percent, free from government tax payable July
l. at the Office of M. Morgan's Sons. 81 William
street.
The statements of the banks Of the three prnci.
pal cities of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding time
of 1862 as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26

From tho London shipping Gazette, June H.
COURT or BANKRUPTCY, LONDON, JUNK IL 1853
Reiorc Mr. Commissioner Gouburn.
Tho bankrupt was described as late OF Hull and since
merchant. The petition presented the oath Of
Sc TENDER, 1869, on behalf of the bankrupt. Prior
e. tn s, meetings had been held Of the creditors The
fdre attributed 10 The losses By the capture of steamers
and co0ds Jy The federal government Of america, and tho
total destruction OF the steamer Indian Empire by fire
The statement extends less than sixty sheets and
has de evidence several actions involving ship
ping interests in other courts The unsecured debts
fl0s 36l Os. Sd To secured debts of f45l 531
10s 3D. the securities only valued at 1879 9l9 49, Id
Among the principal secured creditors the Bank Of
London for f27 O00 holding security for EFT 108 U.s. 3d.
Overend Guerney Co, flS5 800 holding security to
re amount OF ElS2,72S Is Mr.. Briggs, Hull f55 500
h Ids security ship Newsky, valued at 60 6OO and
shares in the lntercolonia Steam Packet Company,
valued at IS 94l lis. I'D.
Mr. arrance for the assignees consented to further
adjournment the additional accounts required by the
statute not having been fled No injury had resulted 10
tho estate the allowance had been stopped before
The Court confess that tired OF these frequent
nd ournmons. Day after day come before me in
which have TO order repeated adiournments.
Mr.. C. f. Lewis, who supported the bankrupt said the
nearly ready, but the assgnees would
quirc month in investigating them. was important
that they should 60 back the validity Of settlement
made in 1855 disputed He had employed former
clerk at Hull to assist him in tho matter.
Mr. Iurance said that with reference 10 some OF his
Honors former remarks, he had only TO say this
exceptional case looking to the amount OF debts and
sets, to those which came and demanded the con-
stant attention Of the court.
ment.
Adjourned for six weeks. and upon the application Of
Mr. c. +. Lewis, enlarged protection was granted the
bankrupt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
The Canada at Halifax and Mails of
the Bohemian at New York.

gEl WAR TN wi ExI CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26
EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS TO COMET IsLAND-sHoRTEsY
~ route the Cars leave FULTON aud Cathsrns
ferries Brooklyn every ss nnntes connecting At CITY line
la car isaves Consy Tasnd Al TOP sunday nrst car
TCIRsT GRAND nor or THE SEASON AT rHB
'u.ns,on House Lone Branch n o. on SATURDAY. even
ina June a. 1868 10 connection with Grand Breursoo
from Fhiisdsiphis. A fun Band In attendance.
III Il. BOARpMAN, Captain Marshal, Sunday Juu4
IA and every snccesdns SUNDAY until further notice. VIII
sip ~ and pier kerh river. Bait ard llnss
pilot Audes,n coIws, accompanies the boat Fsrs 81 ~
CuNDAY, JUNK 2s--THse NEw eTEAMER fAYlsO6
= 9Th make trip 20 osn Cove stoppieg New neehse
win lssve fsct slip. Es.s riysr ~ $50 4 nrdsS
IS; Tenth street. 81 Twent sish street, sA -
turning viii leave Gen Cove ~ r. ~. nev nocheo>
w. sad stopping u 90 the hsdiag $780,, .,~c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26
HhPOlECN'S DESIGNS AND DANGER.
AMERICAN AID TO IRELAND,
&c. &c, 10.

The Cuuard steamship Canada arrived at Halifax at
half past three O'Clock I. N on the oath of juno. Her
news has been anticipated via Cape Race She reports
June -, A. Nh snali4ed the ship Adolphus, towing into
Liverpool.
european Hle by the Bohemian, dated the l1th
Of June, reached this city yesterday from Quebec. The
which they contain has been fully anticipated but
the pspers-whch are one day aterhaye the subOined
Il tcresting details
The NUMBER of enigrants who embarked at Havre In
May for transatlantic countries amounted to OLE, Of
whom $50 went to New York and 1923 to La Plata.
The Central Relief Committee of Ireland met in Dublin
the lh instant. The minutes of the last days pro-
cccdings having been and confirmed the Rev DR..
Murray handed in the following sums received by hts
Grae the Most Rev. DR.. Cullen Second subscription
from the docess of Boston. U. 81 per Rev. p F. Lyndon
fl70 second subscription from the docess OF Pttsburg
u s., per Very Rev. James Keogh, D. D., f62 It's. Cd
aud portion Of collection made in Baltimore per Mr..
lane Foley, f2OO. Very Rev. Monsignor OConnell said
he had much pleasure In handing In the municent
OF sl76 1885, ID subscriptions from soldiers Of the United
States army per the Most Rev Dr. Hughes, Archbishop
OF New York. (Applause0
Tho Dublin FTecmans Journal Of the 18th Of June
Tho luke do Chartres married on Thursday morn.
ine at the Roman Catholic chapel Kingston, Eng
vile. At O'Clock the Prince and Princess Of Wales
arrived at Claremont to offer thercongratulatlOns.
The London Telegraph Of the 18th Of June says -
our imports Of cotton in the Arst four months Of
thc present, compared with the period Of last
year. show increase Of 273, 1888 cwt This result Is
cheiy due to British India Egypt and Brazil. The only
drcse pertains 10 the United States. the amount beng
1881 cwt From the LIST of January the 30th April
this the aggregate importations were 203 626 cw
against 800, 1888 cwt, in the same months Of 1852
Claimants Messenger Of the 18th Of June says
The International Postal Congress terminated its stings
extended MONTH OF the most satisfactory cha
racer. vote of thanks to the American government
haring taken The initiative in TINS important movement
passed. and the liberal ideas advocated through
out by Nr. Kasson the transatlantic delegate
daily acknowledged.
The steamship Mersey, from Liverpool, sailed for New
York from Halifax on Tuesday afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26

L'oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IT The first class steamship
LOCUST POINT
Captain d. French.
Carrying the United States Mail,
will leave pier No North river for New Orleans satur
dsy. June2T ats 4. w.
No freight received bills Of aiding signed on day OF
sailing.
r. B. CROMWELL 4 CO.
50 West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26
Movements in Real Estate.
by James Cole 8 Son.


Lot southeast corner Wiiloughby and LOWS syes.,
2tKlOV.. aiv
Lot northwest corner Of Stuyvesant avenue and
Hart street, 26xl00. ..............t2l
Three lots adjoining on avenue, 26xl00.. III
~ oiotea in;o Hart NH vi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26

Wlth Tue sttafner MUSES. TAYLOR
For passage apply 70 - -
III West. OF Warren street.
L,oR HAVANA DIRECT
Il The United States Mail sidcwheel steamship
EAGLE,
RICHARD ADAMS Commander
WIN leave pier No North river Tuesday, June 90 81
O'Clock T. NJ precisely, for Havana direct.
Al letters must pass through the Post office
No freight received bills Of ading signed the day Of
sailing
For freight or passage apply TO
sPoFFoRD, TILEsToN CO,
20 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26
TIME MAGNIFICENT FIRST CLASS FULL POWERED
/ IRON CREW STEAMER.
MERSEY

CONMANDEK q a. FKUUD = "
3725 TONS BURTHEN. $50 HORSE POWER.
VIII sail July 6, from New York to Liverpool, calling
Halifax Cork receive and deliver passengers and des
patches Rates of passage PAYABLE in currency First Csbn
according accommodaons) $S1 $685. Sl0 Halifax $oc
including requisite except wines and liquors whicA
be obtained board Children between one and twelve
wears half-prce. Infants free Seerage 80 Chlhree
from twelve halp price. Infants % Halifax
S?0 experienced surgeon will be carried For passage
apply TO SABLE SfARl.E, Y BROADWAY, n T.
10 be followed by the SHANNON on the 18th.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-02
a Gallant Lady.

When the cowardly mob of soldiers, who
were melted by men who dared not do such
q thing themselves, were engaged in the
attempted destruction of the Office of the
Columbus Crisis, an incident occurred which
is worthy of notice. A daughter of Col.
Medary Mrs Henry Wilson, most esti-
mable and quiet lady, was the first of his
family to hear of the outrage. Douing a
light shawl and seizing loaded revolver,
she fastened to the office. Rushing
through the crowd of soldiers, she made
her way to the Crisis Counting Room aud
seized the subscription looks. Getting
them under her arm, with pistol poin ted
towards the cUwardly wretches, she bran
ded them as Towards" as "midnigbt pol
troons," and drove them criDgipg from the
Office. The dirty scoundrels knew that
they were engaged in an Infamous deed and
could not stand the whitening invectlVes OF
galieut lady, who with her own right arm
was defending the rights of her patriotic
old father.-Seneca Advertiser.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-02
The Sale of Gold and Silver Coin.

The following regulations contain the
substance of the recent act of Congress in
relation to the purchase and sale of gold
and silver coin:
First. All contracts for the purchase and
sale of gold and silver coin or bullion and
all contracts for the loan of money or cur
rency secured by the pledge or deposit, or
other disposition of gold and silver coin of
the United States, if it be after period of
three days, must be in writing. ,-. .r
Second. Such contracts M ust bear adhe
sive stamps equal in amount to one half of
one per centum of the amount named in
the contract, and in addition thereto, stamps
equal to the amount of interest six per
centum on the amount of interest at six per
ceutum on the amount of the contract for
the time specified.
Third. A renewal of the contract would
be subject to the same conditions.
Fourth. No loan of currency or money
on the the security of gold and silver coin
OF the United States, or upon any certificate
or other evidence of deposit payable in gold
or silver coin, can be made for an amount
exceeding the par value of the coin pledged
or deposited.
Fifth. Gold or silver coin pl edged at the
par value thereof is subject only to the
duty imposed on these loans. -
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-02
EnnaIifv of Races.

The late Congress. in the passage OF the
CONSUMPTION act, went TO the full extent OF
their am bition in the leveling process. The
bill provides for the enrolment of all, rich
ard poor, white, yellow and black; but the
great line of distinction is to be made by
dollars and cents. IF a man is capable OF
buying. his freedom from the draft by the
paymef Of three hundred dollars, he is, in
the estimation of Wilson, Hickman, Lovejoy,
Stevens, & Co.. superior to the negro, other
wise he is but a.beast of burthen, and to be
placed by the side of the American citizen
ofAfrican decent This is the property
qualification idea Of the old Federal party
and if successful in this instance, we may
expect, if the Abolitionists are in power
hereafter, to have the doctrine carried to the
polls, and the white man disfranchised for
the want of 'greenbacks.'
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-02

@The New London Chronicle, an in
teusely radical journal, actually protests
against sympathy with the high hearted
Poles in their "Freedom battle" with the
internal despotism of Russia. l. says: as
this en- hour for us to cry God speed to in
s1rrection? Is it well chosen time time to
volunteer our patronage and support to the
rebellious subjects of the only friend we have
among the sovereigns of Christendom Pr
What will the radical press do next? It has
melted mobs, encouraged crime, invoked
hanging and confscation for political OPP
poneuts, extermination of white society at
at the South and the establishment
of Negro Republics on the ruin, and
row it would repress the Unborn emotions
of all generous souls in favor of the poor
and oppressed, whose only fault is loving
Liberty too we'll. Would it set up Gear
here, ard urge the fagot and steel in en-
forcing a consciption infinitely more barbar-
Gus and unjust than that which has re-lit
the flames of iDsurrsction in unhappy Po-
land?
What American not utterly debauched by
the madness of the hour but must hang his
head at the thought that his government,
late so powerful and respected. now has no
friend but an absolute monarch whose throne
is builded on the degradation and misery of
millions! 1t is to just that condition this
ruthless spirit of Radicalism would reduce
the toiling masses of America, if it had the
power.-N. Y. Waterman.