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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-17

BRIGADYER- GENERAL ALEXANDER hays,
who was killed in Virginia on the 5th inst,
wss native Of Pittsburg, and about forty
years Of age. He graduated at West Point
in 1874, vas assigned to the lst inisntry,
fought IN the Mexican war and at Its Gloss
was brevetted LIST Lieutenant for gallantry
at Palo Alto and Reseca de Ia Palms. N
1913 he ieftsthe army and engaged in the
iron manufacturing business in Pennsylga,
MIA. On the outbreak of the rebellion ne |,
raised three years regiment, the ood
Pennsylyania infantry, Of which he was sp'
pointed Colonel He fought in the battles
on the Peninsula, in tie LIST brigade, Kear'
news division, Sd army corps, and was
brevetted Major in the regular army for
bravery. at Seven Pines and Fair Oaks. DE
was appointed Brigadier General of volun-
teers in September, 1862, and fought al
Fredericks burg, Charlottesville, and thro'
the Maryland campaign, commanding q,
the battle Of Gettysburg the Sd division Of
his corps On the reorganization Of the
Army Of the Potomac, preliminary to the
present campaign, he was placed in com
nand of the Cd brigade, Birney's I'd divi-
sion, I'd army corps, under Gen. Hancock.
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"BurLEE.--J. F WhippIe, a halter, do
ing business in New York, was sworn be
fore select committee to inquire into the
contracts Of the government, and detailed
n transaction with Gen. B"'ier and his
staff. MIR. Whpple had with aic sam pies
ofcaps. lie says:
"General Butler took sample ia his
hand aud came up to me'aud asked me the
price. ] told him SIS per dozen, 5 per
cent. off for cash in hand The Gca, said,
Now the question is this, and We misi' as
well talk it right out-can you let u h' ave
six thousand at your price, giving my quar-
tcrma>ter. ten pr cent. to divide lo"nd?,
"Mr. Whipple told the General h. had
mistaken his man."-Nen Harea (r.n)
Register.
This man is MAYOR General in the & nj
ted States army. Plenty If such charges
are made against hin, YET the government
will not order his conduct to be investisa
ted by a court m'rtial.
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Our Killed and WOunaied..Re.
turn Ola Member Of the
Christian Commission.

Rev. c. p Lyford, member of the Com.
mission, who has been on the field OF battle
and among the hospitals, during the past
week, has Just RETURNED 70 the city. tic
left Brandy Station I'll Monday at noon,
and moved with the Sixth Army Corps,
under Major General Sedgwick. After
marching all night and part of Thur Sday
they encountered the enemy He stat, :
that on Friday last, 9th inst, the firing
was terrific, and that the slaughter was
terrible. Hc saw about two thousand
Union soldiers brought from the field who
bad been wounded, some Of them in a mans
ner which will prevent the possibility oi
their recovery. The highest grade OF offi-
Gers he observed was that OF captain.
A large number of Government tents
were pitched on tho field, and by the re-
quest Of those having charge OF them the
commissioners furnished large chapel tent
files to pI otecr the wounded from the hea
If the sun The delegates Of the Comms
81 IL on their Arrival went t. work and fur
nished b eft tea, coffee, and other nouriSh-
ments Tie men were bathed with cool
water. and soon presented IN contrast with
their former faint an distressed looks a
cheerful appearance. The members of the
Commission labored all day without cessa
lion aud were the Instruments of relieving
huIdreds OF the wounded Fredericksburg
was filled with wounded men. They detail
ed wag lis IT, renew the supplies and ais,
sent number 10 the front TO look after the
wounded at that point Pail. Inquirer
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A GREAT ..I..
SANITARY COMMISSION FAIR
IN AID OF THE
Sick and Wounded Soldiers,

VA be open in Pittsburgh, during taco aoeeks IN
the beginning ofJaas.
rI,HE arrangements for the Fair are on the grand
est scale. Five extensive Buildings have already
been erected, which, with others, will be filled with
contributions of things useful, beautiful, curious and
wonderful
The Audience Hall will seat over 5000 persons, md
will be open nightly for exhibitions and Concerts.
Among the entertainments will be Concerts by the
celebrated GERMANIA BAND, of Philadelphia.
Military Exhibition of HYATr's CADETS, l60
in number. ...
The Great ORATORIO of the MESSIAH will be Civ
en-, with 200 vocal and instrumental performers.
Magnificent TABLEAUX VIvANrS and ANTIQUE
CONCERTS and various unique and attractive enter
tanments are being prepared,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-17
Our Agent at MOrgantOwn.
TaE army news still enSrosses public a'~

THE army news still enSro-ss . puo''0
tention. to the exclusion of almost every
thing else 1.-THE Grand Advance is al
most the sole topic of thought and OF con-
vcrsation whether on the street or IN tne
drawing room. Maps Of the seat OF war
are in demand and are eagerly consulted to
show the position of the coutendng hosts.
Unfortunately, however, the kilograms re
veal so many inconsistencies and contra
6ictions that hs who seeks to note on tpe
map the progress of the army general turns
.way completely puzzled. Take few ex'
amnles. The Tribuns's special of May IL,
says:
Genera, Warren's corps passed on through
Todd's Cave on Saturday night towards tue
front, and at sunrise were within t'osatV one
miles of Spottslyvania G. H., and immed'1
ately were put in action to relieve the cav
airy.
Another dispatch of the same date, IN the
same paper says:
A heavy cannonading was opened on the
rebels occupying Spottsylvana Courthouse,
Under cover of this fire Hancock crossed
tho little river Pc ana reached the enemy
beyond the town:
On the same day, the N. Y. Times special
says:
II Is reported that Grant has thanked Lee
both on the right and left n terrible bat
tie occurred yesterday. Lee was driven
across the South Anna river. Grant Is
still in close pursuit.
Thus, on the same day, according to the
kilograms, Gen. GRANTS army was twenty
one miles north of Spottsyivanla. crossed
the river Pc, which is about four miles
south of the town, and closely pursued LEE
Across the South Anna river which isabout
t,oenty miles south of S1ottsylvania Court
House.
Then again, take some more recent de
spatches. Yesterday morning despatch
speaking of last Thursdays battle said;
Near dark our centre for the first time
occupied Sp ttsylvan'a village
This IN ,rning our pickets sent word that
Lee had fallen back on roads running
straight to Po river and Penns tavern.
Of the same date, Herald special said
Lee was finally driven out of his en-
trenchments to Pc river, 4 miles, during
last night the greater part of his army
crossed that stream.
And now, this mornings dispatches say;
We are between the Ny and Pc rivers,
from one to two miles north OF Spottsylva
MIA.
In this state of confusion worse Goa
founded the anxious seeker after truth Is
apt to throw away both map and kilograms
utterly perpIexe1 Where Is the army
Can Secretary Stanton tell? Perhaps that
message from GRANT which was mot lnl ~
ieciphered' a few days ago, may 'hr""
some light upon the vexcd question
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-17
Anna Dickinson on Old Abe.

Miss Anna Dickinson, in speech at
Bosto" ON tue 9th nit, referred to Old
Abe rs follows .......
Miss Dickinson proceeded to ridiculc
tho Presidential personals figure-his
dreSs--hls old coat, out at tho elbows,
which looks as though lie had worn it
the years and used it as pen wiper-his
stockings limp and soleh In her inter-
view With him he said to her. They tell
me you ase on my side, Iwaus to,know how
1T Is The Conversation proceedetl, She
told BIN what was in her thoughts and
plead !or justice for the negro. The Presi-
dent answered her with, That reminds me
OF IL little story. i didn't game to hear
stories, replied the maidenfair, but ratc
! can read better ones the papers any
day ttsJEan can teli me This shut the
tall JbRR'IE ,pp1 II ,shoyrd nrr bis CORES
pondenct' vi th'Bshks, &,d thses I'D W she
knew Banks acted under orders of the
government. Mr.. Lincoln asked her what
she thought of the plan of reconstruction
in Louisiana. She replied, Sir, think it
all wrong; as radically bad as can he The
President then palavered her,-'sugar
plumbed her. to use Miss DIS own phrase.
telling her she could talk better than he,
and so torrh; and be remarked in conelud-
ing The conversation, All can say Is. if
the radicals ~ ant inc Ia lead. let them get
1ut OF the way and let rue Icad' when
be said that said Miss D., i came out and
remarked to a friend Il have spoken nv
last word to President Lincoln"
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-17
Premiums Worth t'Ontending For

The Marble and Stone Cutters of Pittsburgh Offer
a Monument, worth over $1,000, to be given to the
County of Western Pennsylvania Ohio or Virginia
which shall donate to the Fair the largest aggregate
amount in proportion to the population. The Monu-
ment to be erected in the chief town of the County
which shall gain it, to the memory of their brave sol
ders slain in battle
The Allegheny County Agricultural Society offers
$500 in Money to the Agricultural Societies of-,he
Country which shall donate the largest amounts in
Live Stock. ...t. .... ....
Allegheny County is excluded from competition for
either premium.
Organize your County, Township and School Dis
irict Committees, and apply to every DOCTOR lawyer
merchant, clerk, farmer, manufacturer mechanic Ia
borcr, woman and child, to give money, live stock,
goods farm products, manufactures, useful or fancy
articles Curiosties poultry butter eggs Shirts socks,
maple sugar, any thing which he sold, looked
at, to swell the fund.
Let the Workmen in every mill, shop, coal-bank,
furnace, boatyard, Tannery and Of every trade, sub
scribe least days labor and send the proceeds
ployeIs.
Christian duty humanity and patriotism, alike call
upon us to help soldiers, and our benef-
cencc must be worthy of the cause and of generous
people
Money to be sent to N. Holiness Treasurer; goods to
Felix r. Brunot, or to the Chairman of the proper
Committee, marked Sanitary Fair. Send notice of
shipment. Freight settled in Pitts burg,s
fair,
by order of the Executive Committee.
myi3 FELIX Il. BRUNOT. Chairman.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-17

WHEAT.-It is estimated that about
20O,00G,0OO aces were sowu in wheat in
the West last fall. There was yield OK
pected Of 3l,2O0,OOO bushels; but 10000, !
700 is scarcely anticipated now.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-17
60 PARTRIDGE'S
STOCK DEPOT.

All kinds Of Artists Material on hands 40,
sale at as low rates 81 they can be PurcnS'
Pittsburg Cincinnati, or other cities. e,.,,e
Fancy prints eff fine quality, Looking ';s,-
Picture Frames Mouldings and great al ...
other goods en- hand and for sale at far ia.s Yen
N. b. A restricted number OF Pupils .sIs.tf
learn the Art.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-17
VIM. d. COOPER Agt.,
No. 203 SOUTH FRONT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Pale, Gold and Brown Sherries.
Marseilles and Sicily Maderias.
Oporto and Burgundy Ports.
Sweet and Dry Malagas.
Muscat and Champagncs.
Cognac and Rochelle Brandies.
Scotch and Irish Whistles.
holland Gin, and Jamaica Spirits.
Old Rye and Monongahela Whistles
New England and New Orleans RUNS.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers, and on liberal
terms.
Agent for Telton and Traters (of Boston, Crystal
Spring Rum. ,...... .. my-H
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-17
NOTICE to STOCK RAlSERS.

7 WILL exhibit on next Friday, May 20, at Frank
Il Walters Two Mile House, some colts bred by
RATHER TUCKAHOE. Lovers of fine stock and
all persons derous cf breeding good horses are invl-
ted to attend. A. +. McCLoRb.
myl6-5t-*
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-17

A ROYAL decree is published In Mad rid,
creating 4,he King Of Denmark a SPANISH
Knight Of the Order OF the Golden Fleece
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-17
Albums and Gard Pictures

A large and superior stock of PHOT0ekAfS
ICALBUMS always on hand and for SALE
sale and retail A great variety Of CakDs'
ALBUMS for sale very low ,c.a
Price lists Of Albums, or Catalogues ~
will be mailed to any address on the receP''
three cent postage stamp -
Goods Of this kind will be sent BY mall =
paid, at manufacturers prices
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-17
Baltimore & Ohio r. r

OvproH BAIT 4 ONO RAILROAD Co:
Wheeling Station May IA 1864. J
ON and after Sunday; night, the 18th of May
~ the P assonger trains will be run by the fol-
lowing schedule:
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-17
NJ Ne ~, Advertisements
ECLECTIC.

DR.R.H. LIZ, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon
IL and Accoucher tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity Dr
L. is . graduate Of the Eclectic and Medical In
stituts Of Cincinnati, and has had many years ex,
perisnce in the practice Of his profession and nc
hopes by close attention to business to merit
share Of the public patronage DR., Lee has given
esnecial attention to, and has been eminently
sacce,sful in the treatment Of chronic diseases Of
every variety, and especially of such as Rheuma-
tism and diseases of the eye and ear, Liver Com
plant Nervous debility, Cancers and Ulcers, Con-
stipation Piles and diseases ofthe Kidneys, gray.
Ell, DC. All those who have been unsuccessfnhy
treated for any of the above diseases, would nho
it to their interest to consult Dr. Lee W,lnoas 10
leaving no mercureal faint in the system, but
cleansing, lenovating and strengthening the gen
eral system, acting in unison with Natures unsr
ring laws
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-17
WHEELING WEST VA DEC. A, 1864

To all whom it may concern; We, the under
signed, members of the West Virgins Legisla-
rure, take pleasure in saying that we have known
Dr. Richard H. Lee many years previous to the
breaking out of the rebellion, as successful and
energetic practitioner of medicine (of the Eelec.
tic School), both in Kanawha county Virginia and
in Gallia county, Ohio.
e. SLACK, Senator 7th Dist,
tfs VS.. DUNBAR, NJ. III. d.
JNO. NJ PHELPS, Pres Senate
Office one door south Of Kramer's Hotel, Main
street mar24-2m
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-17
Sun Pictures!

PARTRIDGE is making all styles and MA {
Pictures, with any desired finish, and 1t almOS =
cry price. His faciIitiis are unsurpassed W
his Corps of Employees are of such gfse .
talent as cannot fail TO give satisfaction. 'Hs,
from distance, as well as residents Of the o.
arc requested to call and judge for tbtmsel!.a
Old pictures, though much faded CT iodl'is.
which may be sent By mail will be copied, sSN'
ed and improved, of any size or STYLE
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-17
Stock Depot
No. LIZ Main St.
WHEELING W. Va.

THE Largest Establishment of the kind y u
i United States, outside of the Eastern Cav
Occupying Five stories, and extending the NJ
Of an entire Square, from Main to Water street
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-03

enemy vera $4,000 strong. Tic
battle lastoa three honrs, AMI ended
in the retreat OF the Federals. Tho
enemy csuiured FIVE guns. Several
Fedora ciiicera were killed.
General Seymour neglected to
throw cnt scouts or skirmishe-s. and
our troops were led in.o 4 trap B..
!ore they were aware o: their danger
they were ia front of Confederate bat
ierlcs stationed in q pec4 Of woods,
which opened upon our men 3 gall
ing fire. On loss will b. near ] 500
in killed 8nl wounded. The Olntel.
crates are reported to DO under tho
command Of General B4luresari.-
General Seymour, the Fcltra! Gen
crAl, h,s been placed un'ar arrest.
Picket, th1 robel General in North
Carolina, threatens that Tor every
Confederate prisoner tho Fedvrals
hang, 10 retaliation h4 viii hang ten
Fcdeca's.
On the 18th ina'antn bani ofGncr
Irillas entered MaFae.d, Ky, an,.
cvui ni'"4 i .a,l g,".,ltpTedatIonsNlI
much damage TO private property.
Our ap,cal dispatch from Cairo Civ.
cs the particulars, Negro troops have
gone 10 pursuit
The occupation ofS'j'nn Ivy Gsncr
Si Sherman il confirmed, bnt e'rstg-
ltrs report that General Smiths cav
airy had oeen driven back Uy ,he con,
eturratioo Of . largo body oFtho one
lny's clvalry again3, hin, It is re-
ported that Smita's lves ia consider
able. The G3ht took place near West
Point, Mssi'sippi
General Grant has been appointed
Lieutenant; General by the President,
npdsr the Law cruatin5 TINT ctllge,
We dro Informed hy the WaahnX-
ton dispatch to tho NewYogk Tsibaue
.hnt the Erny of the Potomac moved
yesterday, and 10 now in a snercasu'
advanced Whlro AMI to wha, end
Ia no; stated,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-03
cAo,o TO Retire from the cabinet.


Tue New York World5 Washing
ton letter says:
"Mr. Chase 10 about 20 retire from
tho Cabinet. The friends Of Mr..
Chase AMI Lincoln havo com, in con
fict 80 often recantly. and also many
points, that il IA considered jmpossi.
bio iu7 the Cabinet 10 romsin as it is
during tho Presidential canvass -
Both the Chnle and tho Lincoln men
are oulaly in earnest in getting their
fav5r'te, nominated. Mr.. Lin:oln
# curse. wishes the undivided pat
rolay} a IN, whole Government the
Treasury Department included, to be
used for his b,nsf:, while Mr.. ChAso's =
trends, who ara the abolition Rnpub
licnns p,op5,, think that their candi-
date wonId be stronger; tie racOgn.z
I'd leaders Of thu outs and disap.
pointol portion Of the Administra-
tion party.
The same letter says:
General Banks begins TO be nam
cd as u cani da,e for the Presidency,
to bo Lronsh. forward wh?o L'ncolo
AMI Chase shall havo used each
other np.'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-03
enee to al others.
Very Respectfully.
ST BROWNE
SOLDIERS, HOME.

SUPERINTENDENT ORFIc1.
.L----- i % Z

ClNClNEATii June u looo'i
To Ds. C. ". RoBAcx-
MY DEAR Sin ! am dispensing a second in
voice ofyour Stomach Bi;ters among the large
number of men who daily arrive at this Instiiu-
ton for refresnment and rest. The univers al
testimony sthat these Bitters are the best
made. For the various summer complaints
which afflict so many, know Of no remedy 50
safe ana so SUE. Platareh says, "Io ask ply
sieion what is easy and what is hard ofdigesti0n
and what win agiec with the stomech. is about
as sensi ,le "a to ask what is sweet or bitter, or
sour" Persons who look ont for breakers and
have your St6msch Bitters in the house, am
sure will never ask any one the foolish question
spoken Ofby the great philosopher. | must not
omit wofd or two for your Catawba Brandy.
! nave many men hero who have brandy pre-
seribed for them by distinguished Army Sur
goons. The effect ofyours on such are beneficial
far moIe SO than from any previously taken
Persons who ,lesire really pure Brandy cannot
fail in their purehaae ifthey get yonr brsnt.
am, Doetor, with much respect
Your servant,
G,w.D. ANDREW, Superintendent
~ Office and mandatory, Nos. So, IS, so,
aad SO East Third stree. For sale svsrywbege
Nov. Eth Is63,-elts mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-03
Gea. Mcclellan Report.
An exchange says;

An exchange says;
The d.nand for the report Of G IN
erai Mcclellan exceeds anything in
the universal desire for the posses
sion Of a public doc1meut within our
knowledge. Congress ought to print
at least two hunirsd thJu'and copies
oi the Interesting paper. The mum
Der ordered by the House Of Repre-
sentativcs (lhirty thonsani coples),
wi giYa to each n1m59g only about
forty copies, not u titho Of tue nun,
bor already sought for by the const,t,.
uents OF pfobt0iy every member Of
Congress. We notice the Hon. j.
e. Alien, OF Illinois, hlS offered a
resolution, which has been referred
10 the committee on printing OF the
House providing for an additional
num51r u copies. Wo'hOpe it will
secure the approval Of mqi,rity, bat
Ta have rClsol to fear it will not,
iIr thlro segms TO bo q strange and
wicked halinclu9ton in relation to
,bo rep ~, aud a stu9blrn paitinaoity
against increasing the numbar alrea-
dy ordered 10 be printed. Forty cop
ils tU each IN ''nbsr, th3ir constituents
%iIl renI,lber, viii mor1ly enable
them to furDisl tue pubic institutions
ia their respective districts, ressrvins
nono Ior general distribution. Sin.
pll just,ey 10 a bravo and gallant OF.
ticer, bA3aly and w'ckedy lmpungn-
81, rs Gen. Mcclellan has bsen,
5honIl prompt Congress to give his
report the widest circulation. We
trust a. least one hundred thousand
copies viii bo ordered to be printed
immedMsly."' -
McCI, lau'S reports ia one o! TIT
stronge5t proofs Of the incom1oteacJ,
m,smaulgom]nt and. political Intrigue
that prevaiiol at the cAptai, hamper
"a MIQ'e,Ian, opposed aud thwartod
his plans Rnt aimoit Sncrii3ad tna
army OF the Potomac. For this raa
a)n 1t alum 0er3d 8, long in tho 'ya'
; ! Department, and wonid never have
seen tho igi! Of day il hai ro
b:en forced OF! by = resolution ofsrat
in the HJn3o by llon. 5. s. Cox. i
shouid UI widely circulated, hut W.
have no il5A the Administrators
members will vote Eor authorizing ,h'
; printing Of additional copies. Th
= Administration and la friends ar
= ANXIOUS to limit i's circulation, Port
/, mouth TINES.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-03
(EOr the Damo'rat.l
UsNrpIng' Authority.

awe are informed by reliable authority,
that dcring th. recent sess siOl of the G tdnd
Jafr here ths Pto.eeutiIg Attorney ioJk
it upoa himself 10 refuse permission to cItl'
zans to g before tlit body lpt tie purpose
OF giving testimony in grd - violations
Of law, even thoHgh til. plr;ies had clear
caaee.ior indictment, aud were abunIantl
able unl wi Ing to en1ltse for costs. This
it SEEMS to u i. Il rather high handel eat
rage. II on case, u MI Rose sav 4 ",an
plainly Sealing lis property, and yet, even
though he Represented his case 10 tue Prose-
culor, lie was not allowed to g. before the
Jury: We are told that the rrasln FOR th's
was that the thief wis q member OF tn
Prosecutors pni itical party. Hlweger this
may be, we take it That any ci Sen has The
right 10 appear bsforo tn, Gfanl Jdry tOT
the purpose OF giving evidence in regard 10
the commission o. crimes, anl thttno 9''
ficer OF the law has any right ndetef tam
from doing SO. --MArthur R'SiStsr'
EDIr3n DEMOCRAT: BoiOg in
doubt oftho real patornity OF the
above article, and believing the Eli
tor OF the Register to be the instru-
nsnt Of designing men, who seek,
through him. to shield Themselves
from the odium OF SO false and ljbsI
lions 4 statement, J have delayed re
ply until the present, that an oppor-
tunity might be afforded them, it not
parties, to correct it. Nor wOuld |
now, considering its apparent source,
notice it, it wera not for the purpose
OF showing its malicious character.
But one specific case is mentioned
namely; that OF Mr.. Rose; aad it is
sufficient for me here, to say that 'he
statement therein ia utterly ,tdlss -
| Ii Mr.. POse ever had any property
stoion, tnis is the first ! ever heard oI
it. 1t is my purpose, here, to meet
the false charge made, without COM
Initting the indiscretioh o. stating :hf
testimony of witnesses before the Ju
~. or any reasons which might have
led that body, in their deliberations
to decline extending any particular
examination to the hearing OF all tbs
witnesses therein. Should the Gen
tleman feel aggrieved in this, perhaps
his good friends may he induced
Ggain, to "place him upon the trac.
ss competitor for the ofice, whose
present incumbent hs now seeks to
maligu when, ifsuecesful, he may
in future have an opportunity Of
knowing more sbont Grand Jnries.