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St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
AGAINST A CONVENTION.

We this week place at the head Of our
paper the words which form the caption to
this article We are opposed to the pro-
posed Convention and will work aud vote
aga,ns, it and trust all our friends will do
The same. War time is no time 1T all to
be tiukering ut State Constitutions, and il
the people Of Maryland we're left entirely
slone they would not dream Of changing
their constitution at time like this. Ont
size influences. which have teen brought to
bear. have had ali to do with this matter
Of State Convention. Abolitionis,s from
the other States want to have Slavery
abolished 10 Maryland and the craven dogs
in Mar, land who hold Office uudcr them,
are The tools selected to carry into execu-
ton their base desi gns. Tue PEOPLE have
no lot or parcel in the matter. and if true
To themselves. will rehuke at the Ballot
Box on the 9th of April. the impu'lent
Abolitionists outside of oui State and their
base toadies within. for attempting to in-
teIfere with our domestic concerns.
A Convention woult.. COST the Tax payers
of Maryland some three or four hundred
thousand dollars ani not result in one
cents worth of bencfi.. If a majority of
.Aboliiionists arc elected to State Con-
veution. they would free the ninety thou
sand Slaves in our State and turn them
loose, to becon'e burden and prey upon
Society For these reasoIs. aad many
others which might he assigned. We are
opposed to Convention aud solemuly be-
lieve that it is the interest. ss well as the
duty. of all good men, to do likewise. Let
every man in Maryland who is opposed 70
Aboli,iouism aud Negro Equality. inn
mense debts aud ruinous taxation-be pre-
pared to 60 to the Polls on the 9TH. Of
April. rain, or shine. and VorE AGAINST A
CoxvExr,ox !-Frederick Union.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
Serious Trouble Apprshendsd with

The Washington correspondent n the
s;ew York Wsrid. urlier date o. the I'll.
ii,sst.. says Fl am to-day ipformed on
what i deemed to be The best suthcrsty,
that orr relatioas ~iih France are in
very critical coalitipnr The hope which
every patriot has felt that The Haired
States xoald succeed W putting down alae
Rebellion Without int.rveD.ivn from
abroad. either 10 the shape OF rseoghi @,n
or interference. seems to-day q ah',ee
whose opportunities ara best for kpssine
the temper and purposes Of ,he French
Emperor, and the stare of our relations
vita him. more likely 70 ke disappointed
than ever before"
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
NOTICE.

rNHE undersigned. having rented the Sta
] bcs c.,unec,ed with the Washington
Hotel, Lsm,an! Town, Md, hereby notify ths
pnb.ic. that they will hereafter ne conve.tes
intn Livery Stables They will keep H"r.e.
and Conversncss fur hire. and will to pleased
tn accommodate the old customers OF thu
Hotel and The public generally. as the usiia
Hotel sa,es. They pledge themselves to give
satisfaction to their patrons.
TURPlN & GRAVES.
March 18th 1s64-tf.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17

Late Intelligence from the West shows
that the Sherman expedition has returned
10 vicksburg, and that Gen. Sherman will
hereafter csmnaan1 the army If the Mis-
sissippi Gen. Mcpherson will command the
army of Tennessee and Gen. Grant. with
headquarters in the field" will exercise a
general supervision over the entire forces
Of the Federal Government. The result
Of the Sherman expedition is regarded as
satisfactory" aud it is now admitted TO
have been simply mammoth raid.
for the purpose Of breaking up railroads.
destroying supplies and facilitating the
enlistment If ..cronirabands."
The object and ybrreabouts OF Long
street are still shrouded in mystery. though
il is claimed tina, he has latterly reinforced
Jehnston, and, with the remainder of his
corps. is en- route far Richmond. Again,
we are told. however, that bis forces are
still in East Tennessee and that Bill Gap
is held By portion of his command.
Reports from the various other military
departments show no material change in
the status Of affairs. An occasional she'll
is still thrown into Charleston. and Mobile
is menaced by an iron-ciaa fleet.
y ,1.,xx,t t,oft la
Con.ederatcs are b"th active and strong in
North Carolina. and that there has been s,me
stirni.hins near Suffolk The Federal troops
claim to have "'cu pied the latter place, after
a spirited contest, in which they were handed
roughly.
General Halleck has not resigned since
General Grants appointment, his reported
,hrea. to the contrary, Notwithstanding LID
is now acting as Chief "f Staff. with wha. per
q,lisitcs or pay, We have not been Informed.
The President has issl,rd still another pro-
cIan.ation, calling for 700 900 additional
troops. Ills latter call swels the aggregate
number to he raised to 100000. all Of which
must be forthcoming by the 18th pr"xim".--
A tier the 18th nf April. draft will certainly
take place in all the States which have not
furnished their qu"sas
Late advices from, the South place the eifsc.
tive fighting free Of the Confe'lerscy. now ia
the field, a, $50, 900. Great activity every
where prevails. and the spirit Of the people
is FAR from being br,ken.
Mrs. Bcauregari died recently at New
Orleans, AMI Ter funeral was attended by
5000 persons She was an estimable aud
extremely popular lady. aud strict mem
Der Of the Catholic church. Gen. Banks
is reported to have acted with much kind
ness aud courtesy towards the friends Of
the deceased, and to have furnished stea-
ner to convey her remains to the family
vault.
There has been much speechifying in
Congress during the past week. but moth
ing new Of Importance has transpired.
There is nothing new Of Importance
from Europe.
Gold is selling at 1872. and is, seeming
~, on the decline
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17

Circuit Court for St. Marys County.
TyHE regular term Of this Cours, which
IL was to have met on Monday, the
2lst inst is adjourned by His Honor.
Judge Brent. to the frst Monday Of June
rex,. All persons. therefore. having
business to said term. will not be required
10 attend until said 6rst Monday OF June
next.
By order.
JOHN A. CAVALIER.
Clerk.
March 18th, lS6i-3s.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
SIIERIFES SALE OF
i TaL1gdBLE
PROPERTY.

ny vlsne q ,kter s.iss - l'issi Facis..
~ js4ued sui s.f thU CiFrsnf FUust t,r -.
N.rv,s C.nnsy. Use n The sri. nf Rnbrrt
sGrkl~y anil James Hickey; nu%f n the slit
.a E:lixahrsh u. Hahy shN Snssn T. 1asA:
an,l rD~ ~ The ss'sI H .iAspcs ~. ts+rrys
against tile ssr,is anil rha,t~l~ laa.ls and tent-
MEETS az .j.ss.pi. "a. Ms.ti.x. md by virsas
~ ..p. wrifs.f Frri Facia- i~<.icl out Of tho
t.;rcu;f Cmre f~ 81. Marv'r Cssinsy. II the
s,,it II Iscr,,arl Il slsy.le,,, use III WIS;
W.ssiward ca $fs3s.5. against the .s"ls
ana chasseis. LAID. ANA tencrnrssts NJ Jpsel.a
Inn Maddox. G. Fr~sl. Maddox aaia Gea 80
4. Sim,n>: AL q ma ,lire-sei. have seizrsl
aud taken IL executions all the risht, 'ses
;r,.c,, claim and demand. ~ law and iii
sn,;,y. Of tine .ai,: .Is~~ph II. Maddox. q.
Fed Maddox an.i tiear.e 4 Simms in and
T.. the k.laming properly. 4. Wit:
One 10, af LIME, suppc~asi to eonsais
alont -e
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
JsHxsros's Anxr BErSs RErsroncEp

JeHysroS's Army BEINa REINFORCED
ALL QulEr AT TUNNEL HILL -CiNcISNArr
March IA dispatch received here from,
Chattanooga last evening. says that the exac,
farce at the enemy at aud aro,,nd Dalton last
Sunday MAS rs fpllows six divisions Of il-
fanfry and four hrigades If cavalry.
l have the best reasons fer stating that
General Johnston is being considerably rein
forced from the armies Of Generals Lonsstses,
and Pix.
Everything Is quiet in front Of our linea
about Tnnnel Hill. There was rain iasl
night and sunshine again to-day. The troops
.f the Army Of the Cumberland Are IN ansx-
celleat ssass of health and Spirits.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17

Our exchanges Of last week bring US
intelligence Of the death Of the above
named gentleman. He has been loug
and popularity known in this State. and
h.s held several public positions Of an
elevated and responsible character. His
connection with the codiicatien of the
present laws Of the State has established
his reputation a. lawyer aud jurist;
whilst bis sterling integrity and manliness
of character have never been called in
question. lie was about 10 years Of age.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
Political.

Political.
The attention Of our readers is directed
to the communication OF Mcssrs. Hsrri-
500, Barber and Adams. in another COL
umn of to-lay's issue. in this communl-
cation, the names of Coils Billingsley.
Coad and Dent are again suggested to tho
people, as candidates for the State Con-
ventiou.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
The New Hampshire election. .

Tho late election in New Hampshire has
gone for the Radicals. by a majority of
about 600 The democrats claim that the
influence Of the military arm Of the Gov
ernment produced this result.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
lCoMMUNIcATED.
Charlotte Hall. Nd.
March 18th 1864

Messrs. Editnrs THE unanimous voice
Of the people Of Charlotte Hall District is
in favor Of supporting the 6rss ticket
which was presented for the State Conven.
ton. Let Coils. Billiugsley. Cead and
Dent be The ticket. aud We pledge for it 6
warm aud hearty support.
THEOPHS. HARRISON.
THOMAS BARBER,
BENJA. ADAMS.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17

Appointments.
At the late conference held By the
Methodist Episcopal church in Baltimore
city, Revd. C. Parkinson and 4, Rich
ardson were appointed resident preachers
Of the 81. Mary's Circuit for che ensuing
year.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
EQUITY NOTICE.

Thomas II. F""!s' In tn. Circuit Court
and others, for 81. Mary's county
W. sitting n a Curt oil
Washington Bowles Z Equity.
and others.
The nhj-c. of this hill is ic nbtain decree
or The sale If the rial ..>tat- at Gn-ty Eowles.
LIT" "f -. Mary's county. ,!uera>ed.
The bill states. i'm substance. that Gusfv
l'"wles died leaving real estate IN ~. Marvs
caunty--,hat there was nn administration
upon his personal cstarc-that he left an iu-
suili";ency IT ssSei- To- paw Lis debts. and that
he lei. the 70 lowing heir. AT law: Washing
ton BOW l... whose interest was sold t. DIR X
Ncals: Hillearv B,wl,-s, whose interest was
s'.! To DIR II Neal"; W J B.,w!rs. whose in-
irr.-t was sold To- Thomas II .wlrrs AMI
William Dean. and that che saii William
Dean is $: uOn-resitleu; oi tire State of Mary
!aai.
The bill prays Cor 81 sale &c the real estate
for the payIDen. f the creditors. and asks
i"r subpn,a IA against tine SAIL W,,hine,o
iinwl~, tiilcary H,wLri. DIR Robert Neaie.
thomas II Fnw;rs an. William dean.
1t is therefore ani,m!ye.! ami ordered Nv the
Jerk ct the Circuit Cnprt f,r Saint Mary's
r,dinty. sitting aS a court ns s1nitv, that the
complainant. hy causing q c,py "f this nr.l.r
+" D. published in the ST. Mary's Gazette
nee = week i.'r four successive weeks pre-.
vin,,s u the third MONDAY 1T June ncxt. CIV.
"tIcs Ia the id William D.a ii the ohi,c:
AMI substance ut this bill anil warn him t..
.rpea: in this Court. either ia p.ran, or by
itor on rr hci.re the third Monday oi
Jane next. to answer the pren,i>es and show
c,i'se. il any he has. why decree oag:.t no.
i" pass As prav"i
JOHN 4. CAVALIER Clk.
True cnpy-Tes,
JOHN 4. CAVALIER. elk.
March l7ih. I8J4--4w.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17

A special dispatch to the Savannah Re :
psllieaa reports tina. on the LIST instant two
regiments Of Confederate Cavalry. sup
ported BY infantry. attacked ard routed.
with heavy loss, the Federal troops at
Camp Finnegan. Florida, pursuing those
xso 1sd to withis three nailes Of Jackson
VIA. II ),
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17

Ga. Gar6eld. 10 an sdd. ess q the SAME
tsry fair IN Cleveland. on Monday. made
the significant remark that. from facts in
his possssieu. he ~as led to believe that
lke Rebels we're never ssrongsr has now.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17

GlD.Ll.IIE,EsTDR'ss:55 SAIL.
NN application Of joseph w Mat
~ tingly. Collector If State and County
Taxes for tie years 1860 'G1 To- and '63
i, is ordered By the County commissioners
f"r Saint Mary's County. that the said Col
lrcter proceed TO sell. after giving twenty
days previous notice. ut the Court House
door aud most public places il til" county.
and by publication in the Saat Mary's Ga
z-sfrr the following tracts or parcels of land
called and known by the names of
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
EEOLD BLACK HAWK. y

T shall b at Leonard Town on the frs.
j dAysof April next with Old black
Hawk, With view to making . season in
st. Masy's County. Further particulars
will be given upon my arrival.
WIN. r. HOWSER.
March 18th. ISo4-il. -
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17

TOHN V. l.. FINDLAY. Attorney at Law
- No. % Law building. BaliiInore. will
attend to the collection Of claims for enlisted
slave-, both against the GoveEnmsnt and State
Of Mary land. Ea bounty
ksfcrences:-E. LEO SPALDIyG,
Judge r. FORD,
Hon. q. u. HARRIS.
March 18th, 1eGl-tf.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
TEACHER WANTED.

THE T'as,ees Of Primary schsai. Ne. ~.
i Of the 9Th election district, dssiss ~ ems
Ploy the s'srviees Of eompeien, ,sscher 10 ss,t
school. Early application should be nsds -
Oscar Mil.is. q member ef.:,hs:bossd.
sAarch l0shs lS64-<k.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
win case

VIII Case. ILL.,
The Orphans Court aet here On Mon
day l.st. for the purpose - trying m IS
sss Involved in the case of the WIZ OF the
late Henry Bond. The trial lasted
,hroughou. The day on Monday and until
about 2 o'clock ON Tuesday. when the
case. after lengthy aud elaborate argument,
WAS submitted 10 the court The deci-
sion was for the cavestors. Ford. Key
and Downs for caveators; Blackstone and
Maddox for caveatees.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
5000 bushels.

This lime n IN the bea'h. ne.r Coughs
Wharf. about three miles II nm tAsmssd .own.
Aud, l hereby give Lo,ice. that on
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
THURSDAY, the 7th day 81
April next,

on .he premises where the property y sisnat:d:
h..twrrn the hours al 2 o'clock. NJ. ana
o'cl..ck, L. NJ, vii. exp~c Z" public a'ae.
tim the above 6-scri~d property. 4" seixed
AID taken i'm axrcu,ion. q, the highest bidder
a.1rcash. Also I. satisfy sfiiccrs' coats IN
slime.
PHILIP II. DORSEY.
Sheriff.
March 10th. lsf4---fs.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
EQUITY NOTICE

Thomas Carriro, In the Circuit Cour:
vs.. for 81. Mays Coun.
WIN. Rur,les, adj ~, sitting as a Court
MINI siraior of Chas I of E,Iary.
Harrison, and others.
The weekly union record., 1864-02-06
& European War .

The advicos from Europe couirm the opin-
ion that 0 general war on tha, Continent is
inevitable. England appears to sustain Den
mark, and France is inclined TO side with the
German Powers. The reasons for this are
obvious. By matrimonial alliances, England
is bound to sustain Denmark regardless of the
wishes of The people. The French Govern
ment is aiming at the conquest of the country
extending to the Rhine, and one of the events
of European war will undoubtedly be the
addition Of Belgium to France. The Ian.
guage Of Belgium is French; the people have
French proclivities and French pecularities.
The country was formerly portion of France,
and the French think they have right to claim
this territory. But England is interested in
preventing this addition TO the domnlons of
France. Not only is Leopold Of Belgium al-
lied TO the ruling house of Great Britain, but
the policy Of that King is hostile to the pre,en
sions Of the sovereign of France lie is an old
man, who has attained distinction by his dip
lomatic powers. He has been brought in fire.
quent contact with the Emperor Of France,
and, in the general opinion, has come eff vic
torious. If war should occur, Belgium is
likely to be the theater of it. This country is
located northwest OF Holland, has the physical
aspect of an inclined plane, and has immense
industrial resources. Nearly one fifth of the
whole surface of the country is occupied by
forests. The distribution of it, however, is BY
no means equal. The Luxembourg and the
Namur are densely wooded, but the other por-
tions are well cultivated. This country far.
nished the battle field of Waterloo, and has
been the battle ground of France and Ger,
many fsr many years. The war that seems 10
be impending in Europe cannot fail to benefit
the democratic interest The cause of Italy
Is identified with the cause of democracy, and
the Italian leaders mean to aggrandize democ-
racy under the protection of Victor Emanuel
The. spirit of Mazzini is awakened and pervaes
the elements of conyulsion. Again, the dem
ocrais Of Prussia are displaying great frmness,
and the Hungarians exhibit courage that
proves they have not been subdued by the
Vienna dcspotism. The Poles maintain a
gallant struggle. They have identified their
cause with the democracy, aud we cannot help
s!mpathiziug with them, not withstanling our
friendship for Russia. Should a general war
be preciptated. this revolt of Poland will Sc
riously cripple Russia, aud prevent that sup
port of Germany which would be necessary to
defeat the designs Of France.-Sac Unlon.
The weekly union record., 1864-02-06

Union Senators 10 meet with them on the Sih
inst. al which time resolutions viii be Intro
duced, aad an attempt made 70 Initiate regu-
ar basis for future aetion.
4 disastrous fire occurred at Columbus
South Carolina, on the ID inst. destroying
s3,O00,000 worth Of cotton, q large portion Of
which belonged to the rebel government.
An expedition recently sent into Jones and
0uslow counties, North Carolina, succeeded in
routing the enemy and destroying 100000
poaads Of pork and 10000 pounds OF tobacco,
and capturing several horses and mules.
A Fort Smith, Arkansas, dispatch of the
50 inst. says a terrific storm swept over the
southwest on Sunday. Al II o'clock it rose
to tornado, which ragged for twenty minutes
doing immense damage in portion Of the
Indian Territory and down the Arkansas valley.
The authorities at Washington are reported
to have decided adversely 10 shipping blasting
powder TO Mexico al present, and it is said
shipments will be made by way Of the British
Possessions
Geo. ". Coluere The wife murderer, sen.
fenced to be hanged Oh the 10th ult., was re.
prieved by Gov. Low one week.
\ San Francisco dispatch says three of The
Magruder murderers have been executed by
hanging, at Lewiston, Idaho Territory and
that Page turned States evidence and impli
cates other parties no. yet arrested.
The weekly union record., 1864-02-06
TEAEs OF sYYPATHY.

There area class Of persons deserving the sym =
patby and pity Of tie soand in health it is the poor
whose bodies are disdgured with eruptive dis
eases as to fori their seeking the society Of their
friends. To all such cure is provided in DR.. Rad
ways Cleansing syrup,called Railway Renovaiing
Resolvent. Let those afflicted with Chronic Sores,
Ulcers Fever S9TesS3re Heads. sore Legs, Scrofuia
and all skin Diseases, Use this remedy In a few
weeks they VIII be enabled to mingle in society,
cured. Price one dollar per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
TOsTETTEF. SNITH s DEAN. Agents
The weekly union record., 1864-02-06
Summons.

&rTATE OF CALIFORNIA. IN THE JUSTICES
- Court, Chico Township, in and for the county
of Butte.
The People of the State Of California, send gree
ting to j. Frank Bailey:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me
at my office. in the township Of Chico, in the
ty OF Butte, on the 23d day of February, A d 1864
at twelve O'Clock NJ, to answer unto the complain,
Of n Watts. who sues to recover Judgment for the
sum of eighty nine and fifty I'VE one hundreiths
dollars [s9 55-l0O) which he alleges is due him on
book account, when judgment viii be taken against
you for the said amount. together with costs and
damages. if you fail TO appear and answer.
10 the sheriff or any constable of said county
greeting:
Make legal service and due return hereof. Given
under my hand, this second day Of January A D,
1854. 4. H. HALLETT. Justice Of the
Peace of said township.
Il Is ordered that service be made Of the iorcgo-
ing by publication for three weeks. in the Oroyie
Union Record \. II. HALLETT,J 2 feb63w
The weekly union record., 1864-02-06
MOT III T. RS MOTH f. RSt
MOT ii + RS,,


Don't fail to Procure Mrs. WinsIow's Sooth-
ing Syrup for CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation IS the prescription of
one of the best female physicians and nurses in the
United States, and has been used for thirty wears
with falling safety and success by mlliens of
mothers and children, from the feeble infant one
week old tothe adalt.
Itnot only relieves the child from pain. but invig
crates the stomach and bowels correrts acidity and.
gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t will
almost instantly relieve.
GRPING II THE Bowels AND WIND collie.
We believe it the Best and Sarest Remedy in the
World, in all cases OF DTsENTERY and DIAREHRA
IL CHILDREN. whetherit arises from Teething an
other causes.
Full directions FOR using viii accompany each
bottle None Genuine unless the fac-simile of
CURTIS & PERKINS, of New York, is on the
outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Principal Office, IS, Dey street, New York.
PRICE ONLY . CENTS PER Bottle.
RICE, COFFIN * CO, Agents. Marysyille.
REDINGTON Il co.
4l6 and As Front street, San Francisco.
au22 6m Agents for California.
The weekly union record., 1864-02-06
Bonnet G.& S. Mining CO

NOTICE Is hereby given that al meeting Of
~ the Board OF Trustees. an assessment Of five
~ cents per share. was duly levied OF each and
every share Of the capital stock If tie ABOVE named
company Ire paid OF or before saturday February
ls;h. lssa, in Gold or silver coin, y the under
signed.
By orlCr Of tie Trustees
THEADOGE F. ROHLE, Secretary.
Office Montgomery St.
The weekly union record., 1864-02-06

FoR PRESIDENT AND VICE PEEsIDEST.-
TIE UNION RECORD, hoists the name Of Abra-
ham Lincoln for President, ana Andrew ohm
son for Vice President. We regard the re-
election of Mr.. Lincoln, as a most wise and
prudent measure. Suddenly raised from the
most humble walks OF life to the most exalted
and responsible position in the world,
his every act has been characterized by that
wisdom and reflection which stamps him as
the greatest man Of the age. ln place of be
ing inflated by power and given to hasty, un-
advised aud stubborn action, be has modestly
kept behind public opinion AID only acted in
important measures when the masses demanded
action He has successfully contended with
greater obstacles than ever tell to the lot of
any other individual his sole object being his
country's preservation His present admins
tratou has been one Of storms, trials aud per-
plexities; let an appreciatiye people again
place him in authority that he may make final
adjustment Of our national difficulties, aud,
when the storm shall have passed away, expe-
rience the Joys Of the sunlight ot peace shining
upon nation for which he has done SO much,
and Of which he IS the chief.-S:. fndIcGs
Register.