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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08


We hope the report is true that the Sec.
rotary of the Interior has determined not to
execute the act of Congress for the distri-
button of all the books and documents on
hand among the members. He considers
it impracticable as we'll as illegal. It
would give some $4,000 worth of books,
it is said, to each member The originator
of the bill is the only man who has applied
for his share of the plumber, but he has not
got it, Probably half the members did not
understand what they were doing when
they voted for the bill, and will not ask
for the books. This grab for books and
the third mileage are bad marks against a
Congress whose general legislation was on
the whole straightforward and VI, to the
necessities of the country. The regular
mileage is seven or eight times the actual
cost of travel to and from Washington.
The mileage of the distant members,
especially those from California. is n snug
little fortune in itself. The whole mile
age arrangement should be revised, and
abolished altogether, or put on some
honest basis. AT any time it looks like a
small and mean way of planderiug the
treasury. But at time like this, when
the people are forced to great sacrifice and
self-denial to meet the expenses of the
war, this seizing of an extra mileage by
Congress is somewhat worse than mean
ness. The indignation it provokes is just
and there is not even a plausible defense
to be made of the act. But the members
had tight hold of the purse-strings, and
have made that grab. When peace is re-
stored and the people have leisure to look
up their affairs, the men who have been SO
eager to improve their opportunities at tho
public treasury may fad that the fact is
not forgotten, and that the people will not
expose them to like temptations second
time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08
rea.eftou-a -aght.ethat eyeremsn didl

retreat ftom=a 6ght that ever men did
before.
The new tangled game inaugurated by
them. viz :-to carry az election by not
voting, is one that will live in the local
ridicule of West Virginia long after jack
son, Jacob & Co., shall have passed away.
To propose to.carry an election with the
uucast vote aud then find the uncast vote
vastly Outnumbered has made that propo-
sal Immortality odious and ludicrous in the
annals of West Virginia.
We rejoice in the completeness of the
great victory. tits step in advance with
Missouri iu the great emancipation move
ment that is beginning in Maryland and
Kentucky. 1t Is the beginning of the end
of slavery in the border States.
We shall probably have the returns from
most of the remaining counties this week.
Mason aud KaDawha, the most import
ant, will certainly be in. We understand,
uuOfHcially, that the former has cast over
eleven hundred and the latter over one
thousand majority for the Amended Con-
stitution.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08
Note This.

That while the vote for the New State
Constitution last spring, which did not
provide for the gradual emancipation of
slavery, was only, 10 the shirty-fve couu-
ties heard from, l6,79T, the vote this
spring on the amended Constitution, which
did not provide for the gradual emaucipa-
ton OF slavery, was in the twenty-eight
counties so far heard from, 24.874. In
other words thirty-6ve counties last spring
gave eight-tbousand less votes for the un-
amended Constitution than twenty-eight
counties this spring gave for the amended
Constitution. 1t would seem as if Coon
gressional dictation," abolition" and all
such "Ogres and gorgons dire" are rather
popular than otherwise in West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08
A Suggestion.
Editors Inteliiyenctr:

EaltoTs InteEHyenctT:
There appears to be some measures on
the tapis in reference to Market House,
Council room and Market room accommo-
dations, and instead of purchasing as is
now talked of, and reported by committee,
had not the powers tbatbe better negotiate,
fithey cap for the ground running through
the Zane property aud open up Union
street where it should be, and in such an
so adjusted as to give the citizens ample
room for attending market apd supply all
other wants the city's interests might de.
mand and greatly. beautify that portion
thereof. This project is worthy of consid-
eration.5r OBSERVER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08

people Of Ohio. Still their conduct on
this occasion is enough to make every loyal
man and woman blush. Rosecrans de-
nouuced as traitor by man whoais the
leader of what he claims to be the Demo-
cratic party And this is the same party
which asks the support of the people of
Cincinnati to-day. 1t is enough to cause
even the brave men who have fallen in de-
tense of their country turn in their graves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08
Commissioners Sale of Valuable Real
Estate in the City OF Wheeling.

IN PURSUANCE of decree of the Circuit Superb
or Court of Law and Equity for Ohio county, rem
dered at its spring term, 1882, in cause therein
pending, wherein MAJ garet Ratclif, guar,ian ofthe
Thomas L. Ratclirs heirs are dereniIIits VTei, de-
cree s recorded in chnncery order book number S.
page 49, i will, as Commissioner under said decree
on Monday, the 9Th day of April 1868, the same be
Ing Court day offer for sale at the front door OF the
Court house Of Ohio county to the highest and best
bidder, the following described Real Estate to wit
Al that certain lot parcel of ground situate in
Ohio county Virginia. In the addition to the city of
Wheeling, laid out by Charles T. Churchill, Trustee
t1r Emily Pane called Churcbilis addition number
TWO (2 and designated the plot OF said al tion
by the number five (6) in square number one it be-.
Ing the same LOT efland which conveyed to Ttos
Lynn RatcliH, deceased, by John Gilchrist Jr, and
Elizabeth his wife, by deed dated January 10, 1852
The title to the piece of land 5hereinbefore descrf-
bed Is bell we'd to BIO indisputabIe. y
TERns OF sAlE-The above described lots will be
sold on credit of four, eight and twelve months,
with interest from the day Of ssle the purchaser Civ
ing oond aud seculity Tor the purchase money. and
lien will be retained on the said real estate for the
same. NJ RICIIARDS0E
mar7-1aw Commtssoner.
The above sale is postponed till the first Monday
in May, 1868.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08
oOppsFhsad BittsEnsss Asalnse1.oss.

Copperhend Bitterness Against Rose-
Grams.
Our readers need not be told TINT Cen
Rosecraps, the hero of Western Virc iniaZ
luka-of Corinth and MurfreesboroAtbs
abiest General perhaps 10 our army--is q
lite long Democrat. But he is not a trail.
tor" copperhead-a Butteruut.-b;.
loyalty is of no doubtful kind. Pa bas
Eisked his health-his liFe-his all. for bis
country, and because he intends to live and
die for his couutry-to never give IN to
the Fe6els-to rescue his couutry's Gag and
its liberties from the conspiracy of JEFF
Davis he is denounced by bogus, bastard,
trsscherous and traitorous democrats. az
an "unpatriotic man aud traitor to bis
country" = w
We take the following account of n as
bate conserving him in the Ohio lep1sIs-
'ure, from the Cincinnati Gazette of Mon.
day "0n-
The copperhead members Of ,ba oh;.
Legislature had, on Saturday. lanotbaS W. u.o
portu9Iiy to denounce General Rosecrsns
one OF the most patriotic and able Gs1a.oil'
IN the service, and they took atiyantses H u.s.
IT, Owing to an error on the mart of ~
enrolling clerk OF the Senate. the nres;o we
action of the Legislature ordering GenSSa1
kosecraus, letter to be printed was sf; yo;S
ana It became necessary to pass mon ~ !,
subject again. Converse, the leader of tbs
copperheads, denounced the General :. 's .s
.l'n z mdn and traitor to his com
I I, Converse was severely handled hv
Ar. Cory, Union Democrat, and Mr.. West
Nepuoliean. The question was on print
'ng twenty-five thousand copies of The LAT
ter; the cost of which is forty.aix dollars
aad IortyS sig cents Itgeasy- tsso % iosrTt,
Eoteg Ggatnst tie Re3Otatioa. The loysI
PEI the friends of the army of The
cumberland and of its brave COMMANDER.
%lli rejoice that the copperbeads do NOT
'oHttei the Legislature or represent the
q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08

The whole vote Of The forty.eight coun-
ties included in West Virginia at the Pres.
idential election in November, 1860, was
$685.. The official vote, above given, is
24.s74 for the Amended Constitution aud
twenty couaties yetto hear from.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08
PoLLACK's COLUMN.
OPENING OF SPRING TRADE.
POLLACK,
Just returned home from New York, receives during
the week, and offers for sale at les than
Pittsburgh, Baltimore and Phiadel-
phia prices for
oNLE,

CASH oNLEI
HOO DOG LADIES' COTTON HOSE.
OONJ 500 do Mems do do.
so dozen PolIack's best Ladies' and Gents Kid
Gloves. beStinthe market ssi7ssSisss
100 do Hoop Skirts,
- so do Ladies' Venice Gauntlets
a SO do ColIaretts ~ - -
do Mortons genuine Gold Pens and Holders.
600 reams Cap and Note Paper.
$50 II bGst Envelopes, white, straw and buff.
80 doz Soldiers Portfolios, Wallets aud POrtmo-
MES. CyEESJ
so do Diaries for 1868.
1000 do Phillips spool Cotton, best In market
200 do ]. 4 z. Coats do do
500 lbs German Linen Thread. equal to aIarshals
100 d. z Pipes. some aIeershaum.
80 Shoe brushes Dusters and Whisps.
20 do Cloth, Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes.
400do India Rubber Combs Of all descriptions.
500 do Linen and silk handkerchief,
800 do Neckttes.-
so N Havana Cigars, direct Importation.
10 cases PoWhattan Pipes.
100 dog best Black Inks, ? OF bottles.
100 Currency Holders.
In fact, everything belonging to Notion House,
and enough to supply West Virginia during the war
Remember, terms cash at ~
mars AUGUSTUS POLLACK'S.
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FORM o. auARANFM.
~ &c county Of - aud State Of

,--o of the county of7--au STAT, al
ssa Gt the county Of and State q do
tract IN accorianceWth the terms Of his
a mat should his proposition be. accepted 81 TiI
y once enter into contract IN accordance tbere
with Should the contract Be awarded him ~
prepared n become his securities , = 5 = : ~
eefttheateabove mentioned - fA 'e44
ua Presentation at e once Of eefti6eatas f,
~. &c at said Dspots in trfblitafe
me eSntEaet has been fully complied Sgith N
MA T., the amount due thereon VIM be
eminent ~ - y FlA -. "a ~ kne Cow
Lent At Col and Deputy nartsrmSstes asnsl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08
new ADVERTISEMENTS

49, FIFTHWARD UNION CLUB.
W. There will be q meeting of the Fitth Ward
Uhion Club this evening at American Hall. a full
ATTENDANCE Is desired as business Of importance will
come before the meeting a. APPS 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08
STEUBENVILLE FEMALE
SElNGINI-A-RE
REV. CHAs. o.BEATTY, DID, LID.
SUPERINTENDENT
PROF. A. NJ. REID, AM,
% pRTNCJpAT


THTs SCHOOL has been in successful operation
under the same superintendents for more than
thirty years. It Ia well aud favorably known. 1t
is we'll aud fayorably known. 1t was the design OF
tts founders to establish Institution on Christian
principles whose aim would be to give not only thor.
ough culture to the intellect but the religion of
Christ to the heart. In this aim, God has greatly
blessed them During its entire history the favr Of
the holy Spirit has rested upon It, s7lTs- y
stea6enyille is remarkable for the beauty and
heathtulness of its situation, and is easy of access
from every direction by the Ohio River aud Railroads.
"A large Gymnasium has recently been added 10 lis
educational apparatus e,s 80
TERMS:
Per Session Of Five Months, beginning May or No
vember,
Boarding, Light, &c....... .............. $50 90
Tuition to 16 90
Washing, per dOzen........................... 40
Music, Painting, and Modern Languages, extra.
The charges are as low the nature OF the accom-
mutations Afforded will admit
From these terms a deductionof fit en- per cent
10 made for the daughters of Clergymen and for any
pupils that are sentb by soldiersin tho army
Principal. f'H apr73t*
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08

dhs ,a,6tity OF the bidder fnl8ll the contract
snoald It DO awarded to him, must be guarantsed Nv
stble persons, whose signafures must ~
appended to the guarantee e ts 20
by the official certificate Of the Cerk Of the nasSsa
gonft, OF the United States District Httor
pey. Bidders must be pr sent in person when The
e5e opened or their proposals will NOT Be CON-
sldeEed Bond equal in amount to half the inm IL
9e rectved ON the contract gned by the eontraetog
nl Do!h Of MS Gusrsntorl, viii be required of tie
bidder, upon signing the contract Al the
p9na NUT accompany the contract It wiz be peeeS.
lor me bidders to have their bondif6en with
ready to be produced whenths contract 4 S11e s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08
DEPUTY QUARTERNAsTEE GKSEsA1,s orI1cp !
Pittsburgh, Pa April 4tf. 1853 \


DEPUTY QUARTERasA sTEE GKSEaAL's OFFICE.
Pittsburgh, Pa, April 4th, 1865.
GEALED PROPOSALS, will be !reeeive, AZ +b;so
~ 1b ne until twelve O'Clock a., the 18th DAY OF
APRIL, 1853 for the Furnishing and deyerv of S y
HUNDRED THOUSAND'B BUSHELS or C3OSn n. NED 7iSN
CAAETABLB COAL at the following plSees' NJ AZ
pot, viz: ST. - pt'.seS' OF oe-
the following manner, viz: S''-.S' AA'.' III
One.third or before the g1Stb fav oF AJ.,, 1890
And NeI VI une' 1908;
0ne-third on or before the 4th day Of july. 1sss
f 4 hundred thousand bushels at Memphis Tenn.
In the following manner, viz: Z - 80 -SHt''
one third on or before the 18th day of May, 1862
on OF Deiofe the 10th day OF June, $685.
eps.third on OF before the 4th day Of July, 1858.
should any instructions be given BIZ Col. Robert
Allen Chief In st. Louis, Mo-, to have
IIs Wnole amount delivered ct Cairo, H. then the
for as that named in the to be furnshe a.
The bids will be endorsed '.ProposaIs for Ten HIM.
area Thousand Bushels Of Coal addressed to he
Proposals from ItEEegal parties will not be con-
each proposition. $40 = ; 7S5T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08
FOR SALE
DISSOLUTION.

& VIE C0-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE existing be,
sEsen Ihos. Hughes and N. O. Leeeh, in The
tGaL eonsett ~ O. Leech will continue the business
Wnlcn wiz be under the charge Of Thos Hughes and
extended to the late firm: THos. HuIE$s,
Nheelingi March 2, 1858. II. c. LREOR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08

lREN,cH TRANSPARENT GELATTNF- So
% the Ordinary eatipe and IsfnSias- fS
fbs IA 3 Blanc etc. lust e
mar3l - q 2 Q 80 y pocr,,,,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08

Ill H. At Ne.5o Fellow Hail and examine the
01s loot hand Blushes Fancy fsaiot ihatr
SqePs sts etez pI English Ffenc5 aei
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08

(IHMpRENs' FANCY CAPS Of eyery ys.istv -
~ ways on hand - ~ ~
aprS HARPER 4 RRnn 8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08
CO-PARPNERSHIp

silis WINDOW SHADDs-
TRE GsS., OILED BLINDS, with Gold Border.
81, S St9 PAPER Bun Paper, and common Blind
y - JOS. GRAVES 4 Co
nLto-u No. 30 Monroe sS-aaIs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08

POCKET BOOKS AND PURSES
ZINE ,s Est stock Of Turkey Morocco PORT MON
NA4ES, Currency Holders, &c yarrents.S ~
best In the market, for sale by S''' me
m.r1s-,f JOS. aRAYRsf& CO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08
Pianos Reflnished & Renovated.

HE subscriber announces to the public that he Is
i now prepared to TenoVate and finish Pianos and
furniture at short notice and upon terms
Call at VIM. GrRham's Furniture Store, No. 159 Main
street. tapr7-stl F.A DUNN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08

0HtAAGNToM BoQUET-sometHing now and Ts.1.,
TO be seen at the Odd Fellow nan mr..
t-L4a z alsl5ElE E.B0CR1NG a eS,SF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
Nelp2lprk Duly Gsibn,Ie
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER II, 1868.
To Advertisers

MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURES, INVENTORS hLAL
FsTATR OWNERS. SCHOOLS. AND OTuERs WHO phSii'H
70 REACH CUSTOMERS IN ALL PARTS oT THE 'ouSThi VIII
YrsD II 70 THIIE INTEREST TO ADVERTISE IN iH~ NL"
YORK TRiBuSR-The circulation Of IhE tribune 10 iA'sel
than that Of any other Newspaper and y reaa ~ ne o'
enterprisin. thrifty and industrious classes ADVERTISEMENTS
inserted in each OF the editions OF The tribune DAILY
SEMI WEEKLY and ~ viii be read by nearly million
of peope and no investment pays business man so wei as
the ~ ev he spends in olicors advert ing The vesisa
,ion,v III, Mayo and Comptroller OF TIA Cry resulted in
Tur DAILY TRIBUNE being chosen OF the tvo papers
h,vinr e largest daily circulation and weeky edition is
KNOW do 10 be ar greater than that ofuy other Newspaper
RATES or ADVERTISING II TIE NETWORK DAILY
TRIBUNE
Oriray Advertisements CLASSIFIED und,i appropriate heads
II Pc line oa-h insertion Two Do ass per line pi
Uoith. - .--
MENrS-Charg,d sohd space.
SPECIAL NOTCES-Fi,h PaSc-FWTEN CNNrs line
each irs. lion. Nothing Inserted for less than tlffl I'VE
GfNTs each insertion.
BUSINESS NOTlCFS-Finh Page, bcorc the Dcatls and
MarrsyesTHlRrY IESrs he each use 'i NctAlis IN
serted for less than OSE DOLLAR each Insertion. ,
IN CITY ITEMS gehNcd By tie word Adveiii :
THIRTY CENTS Ike eacl insertion. NOts inserted ao1 ''
than ONr DOLLAR each WISER ton - 80. ~,..,,
ABOUT NlNE WCtpS AVERAGE \ LINZ
Death aud Marriages aIe oAsGscd FIFTY CENTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
GENERAL NEWS.

Sewing girls appear 10 meet with but poor
success in their effort; 20 increase Of wages
The Umbrella Sewers Of this city recently struck oT
advance Of two cents per umbrella, bu, they met with
60 little encouragement md much abuse from their
employers that they cndcayorod ciIcc: comproni'c
by reducing their demand TO cent. But even in
this they did not succeed and all obliged TO return
to their work. except few WHO still hold out
The Union Judiciary Convention met last
night but made 10 nominations. adjournnr for one
week unloss sooner called together by the ChaSnsn.
Solomon l.. Hull. A motion to oppoini conference
with other loyal organizations afcr soh.e debate
laid upon TIE table.
The Brooklyn Democratic City Convention
yesterlay nominated benjamin Prince for Mayor. md
Thomas Murphy for Street Commissioner; and the Jul
dicial Convention Of the party nominated Mchae
Walsh for Justice Of the lid District
! Ii is probable that twelve more Russian war
vessels viii visit our harbor tie coming Winter Ad.
LessofT,ky and all lis officers have been invited 70
visit tie great cities o; the West and special train put
Al their service.
Our naval vistOrs-English, French, and
Spsnish--ycserday visited charitable and Feforms
tory institutions. The Russian officers were prevented
iIom participating by prior engagements.
The X. NJ. steamship Africa, from Liverpool
the 81 inst this city struck Cape Race
at 10 o'clock on Monday night bat arrived safely AZ 81
Johns y. f., at two O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon.
The vessel is badly damaged.
The Independent Judicial Convention met
last night but adjourned for one week without making
any nominations
Intelligence from San Domingo of the 10Th
ul,. states that the Rebellion is suppressed
The Gold excitement was intense, and Tie crowd
never srsr The sale, opened l52l and a,ancei under
lsrre business, 49, TIE surge downward, aud
sa were made 1885, From this pohl the market rose 10
l58Idl5gat 10. O'Clock Il co'ed at 1871 AFTER an er
cited day The range Of prices has been s4l9l1i The
Stocks stimulated by the IN gold and of about every
thing usually sold upon tie street advance "a pi AZ
the Board there continued good demand Tor Oh arrp
tons Of Government Securities with the usual limited offer
ing. Border State Stoke continue dol aud weaker with
small business. Bank shalrs loys State Bonds Gas s'octs
AM III sound ufs, hraly held California
- rose 10 l26 a2ol Money IN moderate demand IT Ca
cent Freight very dull, sud rsie' lower and nonuiasL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14

of Paris, the Archdukc is very far from accept
ing the Mexican throne unoondiiionaliy. He
makes it expressly contingent upon "a free,
snontaneous expression of the population, and
upon guaranty for integrity in the independ-
ence of the country" What those expressions
may mean, if translated from diplomatic into
plain, everyday language, may be doubtful.
If the Archduke should intend TO wait until all
the Mexican people have a chance to vote under
the protection of the French bayonets, it will
take some time before monarchical rule will be
formally established in that country. As to the
guaranty Of the Mexican throne by the European
Powers, the recent speech of Earl Russell does
not indicate that the English Government will
be in great haste toexpress its approval of war
which Earl Russell so openly CONDEMNS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
THE FOREIGN POLICY OF EN-
GLAND.

Earl Russell, in bis speech which we pub
lishcd yesterday officially confirms what the
organs of the Ministry have been for some time
asserting, that England is determined, ii posi-
bic, 10 avoid war, both on The Polish and the
American questions. He believes "thai nei-
Their the obligations, the honor, nor the inter-
ests of England require tina, she should 20 to
war for Poland" While this proves the re-
lnctancc of England to join any warlike combi-
nations against Russia, il does not altogether
exclude the idea that Notwithstanding this re-
luctance, she may yet be compelled by circum-
stances to favor aggressive operations against
Russia by other Powers, and thus event
ually permit herself TO he drawn into
war; The danger, at all events, still
exists. Russia, Earl Russell maintains, has
not complied with the conditions ON which
Europe, at tlN Congress Of Vienna, gave her
sanction to the partition Of Poland. She has
therefore forfeited her title to the Kingdom OF
Poland, and possesses, at present, with regard
to tho Poles, no right save that OF a conqueror.
This certainly looks as if some new blow
against Russia were meditated, though, as
Earl Russell refuses to enter upon the question
"What conduct the different Powers of Europe
may iollowl' it is impossible to divine, what
may be the future course of-he allied Powers.
In his review OF the relation of England to the
American question Earl Russell uses through
out language which contrasts very fayorably with
earlier speeches Of his own and he colleagues
True, he attempts to defend his whole former
policy toward the United States; but now lew
statesmen were ever willing to own change o'
opinion. Ho still, whilo speaking OF the Omon'
calls IL "What n few years ago were the oh'
ted States" But he rigdly abstans IRON