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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

DEPOsIToMRs or PUBLIC MoMRs.--The
Central National Bank of Bonneville, NO,
and the First National Bank Of Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, have been designated as deposi
tories of public moneys by the Treasurer Of
the United States.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

KILLED.-As we 60 to press we learn that
difficulty occurred at the depot this afternoon
between a number Of white soldiers and some
members Of the 10th Kentucky regiment (col-
ored, who arrived here yesterday, and are quar-
tered near the depot. During the ARRAY corporal
Of company A, 10th Kentucky, was shot through
the head and killed instantly. Particulars " our
Sunday morning edition
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

Cur WITH A KNIFE.-0n Thursday night,
about s O. clock, man named John Brown, who
resides on Twenty second street, between and
NJ, was assaulted by some unk nown parties near
the corner Of Nineteenth and l. streets, and re-
ceived very bad cut on the back Of the head.
The officers haye no clue to the parties who com :
mittsd the deed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

BAIL PoR CoURr.-Ann J. Haggerday, an
old fortune teller, who resides In the First ward
and who was arrested q few days ago by 0nhceT
Coomes, on the charge Of swindling Mrs. Crsmp-
ton and three other colored people out Of $3.50,
had hearing this morning before Justice Wal
ter, After hearing all the evidence the Justice
required her to give bail for court. Judge Day
appeared for the defence
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

PETERSON. the comedian, lent brother
actor two shillings, and when he made de-
mand for the sum, the debtor, turning pee
vishly from him, said: "Hang it I'll pay
you to-day in some shape or other" Peter
son good.humoredly replied, 81 shall be much
obliged to you, Tom, to let it be as like two
shillings rs you can"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

THE old formula of "going up Salt River, 1"
is not to be observed by General Slocum.
After the November election, he will take a
whiskey barge and ascend the Yazoo. The
explorations which were made upon his own
permits, will enable him to penetrate far into
the interior.-AB4ny EUenlng Journal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

Cow SrEALRs.-Timothy 0'Connell and
John Conway were arrested yesterday by on. +.
GERS Pool and Hanes, Of the Park station, charged
with stealing six cows, the property Of Willis
Anderson, Of Alexandria, Va. Two colored boys
were also arrested who were driving the cattle.
They were taken before Justice Thompson, who
held them for a further hearing.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

"a NEW YoRK, Oct. a. The steamer D. II.
Mount, from Jacksonville, Florida, on the
9th instant, has arrived. The Union con-
tradicts the report Of tho prevalence Of the
yellow fever in that city. ID 81 fn,oE.
Judge 7. 7. Long urges the acceptance Of
the situation, letting bygones be bygcnss,
and the Union In the future be one and In
diyisable. '."' -, -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

Dunk AND DIsoRDERLY.-The number of
arrests on these charges at the different precucts
yesterday and last night, as appears by the re-
ports Of the sergeants, are as follows; George
town, o. Upiontown, none Park station, q, First
ward, nopet Second ward, s; Third ward, 8;
Fourth ward u Fifth and Sixth wards, o. ssy,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

Tho national currency issued for the week
ending October IA, 1855, amounts to $685.
75O, and the total amount is $l07, 79s, $50.
Tho certificates of Indebtedness amount to
$4,607, ,s2O, and the currency redeemed at
the same bureau amounts to $433, $40.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

PREsENrATIoS.-Mr Jacob Miller, Of the
Quarter master Generals o6lce, an old fireman Of
Philadelphia, was yesterday presented With a
magnificent silver trumpet by his fellow clerks.
Mr. Miller leaves the city to. day to participate
in the nremen's parade iu Philadelphia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

The President this afternoon appointed
JOHN ooNSELL, assessor of Internal Revenue
for the 4th district Of Iowa, and PALEMAS
JoHN, as assessor for the 18th district of
Pennsylvania.
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10 scnsrrtc.vA correspondent 6fthe Rich.
mond Briietin writing from Goshen Bridge,
Va, says horse stealing hassbsen reduced
tos science all through this section of the
country -. D. ..,.... 49,. ...
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On tho Sd instant, at Gallipolis, Ohio, BY Rev.
r. D. Van Deursen, ALRxAsDRR 8. Cox to AARr
y. SoHRBISRR. ..-.r-.t-- ~ ...tf
i, On the 18th, instant, by the Rev. DR.. Ryan, at
the Foundry N. l. Church, CHARLRs s. Draper,
Of this city, to Miss JOSEPHINE CoRAx, Of Balh-
In this city, Tuesday, October 10, by the Rev
Mr.. Hoover, Mr.. JANIS A sHEDD, Of Cambridge,
Massachusetts,, to Miss ExnA B. MooRB, Of George
town, d. e. III ... 49,. y,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

b. REV aRossRr CAstnx.As,1 prominent
Episcopal clergyman, was murdered near
Castor, n. q, on Wednesday night last
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liz view Of the falsehoods which are manu-
fsctured there, We are horror stricken by the
announcement that the largest paper In the
country is printed in Philadelphia. no. g
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14
TRIAL OF pREvET BRIG. GEE.
I EJjosksPtI ol BItIscOa,lBY lcbuRr

NOthipEoftpportancs ysselicited in the tes-
timopy yesterday. Afternoon sf,srs our report
closed. ............. ,v.t ,-,, ,,,r,, 30
Z To-day Captain CHAs, M ,sAsPAos ,ys. tho
only witness examined. He testified that on tie
occasion Of The lntsryisw between csptAn Al
burger and NV. sLaetey. !. ~ NE depol oa. tie
2lst Of September, Lackey was worry nnshrpsdu
the indueAes Of iAtoxicatins liausrs.nnhb1
ID The Court adjourned 10 MthdAt sext, when II
is oxpse.ed the ,Msjor, Generals, !, summoned for
ths dsfence will attend and tssufy rsspsctipg the
character Of the accused in the nela durfnkO the
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

LANDLORD AND TENANT.-The Commits,
sioner of Internal Revenue this morning decided
that notice from u landlord to his tenant to re-
move from and quit the premises At the end OF
his tenancy, is not an instrument subject to
stAmp dutY. i
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

psooRPOHAL JoHN SHEPPARD, of the 3sth
United States cOlorsd Infantry, was hanged
ysstsrdpy at Camp Hamilton, near Fort
Monroe. Rape. d
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

The seaton Hall Circulating Library, kept
by BRoPHr 4 BuRcH, on Ninth street above
d, 10 well worth visiting. r., ..,.. .,,...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

The New York NeVs breaks from the line
and declares war upon the President.
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QUESTION FOR THE DEBAFIHa SooIETY.---
Is man with cold In his head morally
responsible being1 ''.' j1L D.. '"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

THE Vicksburg Journal having changed
hands, comes out for negro testimony.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

TorHER ADAMS has applied for his pardon.
We granted II. Istamp1 ..-
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Gov. FESroN has, dismissed the charges
against the New York city officials.
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DID aNorHHG.--Tho Episcopal General
Convention yesterday. .. =, ~
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.oPrs.,d.nti.i Apposntm,n,. .'

+, ,IAxsos @. McCook was this morning up.
pointed by the President as Assessor Of In.
ternh Revenue for tho l7th district Of Ohio.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

CbAY Arp MifcHELL arr 70 be removed
from tho eAsemstss IA Carroll Hall ..:
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ASSAULT .-t-Jo ohm Nugsnt (eoloped) was ar
rested yesterday by ohacer Barker, Of the Seventh
ward, charged with assault and battery on Benz
Gross. Justice Boswell required Nugsnt 10 give
bail for bis sppeArapss At court, w ..I
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sHoeKrxs-The French of the Norfolk
Post. q .".
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stephens and Reagan Coming.
BosroN, 0ct-' l4.-Messrs. Stephens and
Reagan left for Washington this morning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

INTERNAL REVENUE receipts to-day
$3.50, 1896.
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BY II ELE q N APH.
PENNsYLvANIA. M" ~

Union Majority Twsnty-nvS Thou
sand.
|" PHItKbEIrgrA, Oct "a -0nicih returns
from 80 counties show a Union gain 0f 20, 600,
and 80 counties. to hear. from, which will
aetual majority Of %, 900 or 2S, 0OOHL a--A
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

A9-Notice.-On and after Tue esday the
l7th inst, the Office Of Glenwood Cemetery viii
Library, Eleventh street, near penSsyivasia az.
enue, ~. lot
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sons desiring Stock In a New Building Associa-
tion, composed OF tho citizens OF East Washing
ton, are requested 70 meet at the Anaoosta Rnglne
o'clock. ocl3-R
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NorTcr. -1ns Daily NATIONAL Rspu5ttcan %
nop fsr~tsasd BY oarrfersto subseribers In this
city dni GsorQaocn at thirty cents per MONTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

The City of Washington, from Liverpool,
May "a via Queenstown, May % ;eaeed here yester
day bringing one day later news.
The Eri, ISL press generally indulge the hope thsf
the United States will preserve pacific policy.
Only The London Oei maintains that the relations
between England and the United States have be
come complicated tho former having again insisted on
the payment OF an indemnity and when this re-
fused BY England basins threatened compassion. The
United States bonds continued however, 70 rise aud
the last quotation Of he Fiye- Twenties was 67i.
All kinds OF ruuors continue TO be circulated in
France in respect to Mexico 1t is stated that Mr.
Food, the Minister of Finance insists on the With
drawsl Of tho French troops from Mexico.
The French Government proiessed great di,satisfae.
ton with the speech delivered BY Prince Napoleon At
Aicoio The French ambassador at Vienna Is said 70
have stated TO the Austrian Government that the srceoh
not vel considered. ard not need any Official
GsGYOwa'.
American securities in England continue to improve.
The 20s we're last quoted a. ca.
Ey The arrival Of the steamship Havana ne have
dates from Havana to Nay &C. and from Mexico 10 May
3s feet OF United States vessels had arrived In
Havana. From Mexico news or any importance bas
baen received. Gen Negrete with 5000 men, was at
&ortery and The French reported to be about
move upon Inc place Guerrilss active
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-06
AMERICA IN EUROPE.

We have felt and said throughout that Tie
Unionists of this country were fighting the bat
tic of Liberty for the Human Race. President
Lincoln early noted the fact that, while many
officers, educated at West Point at the National
cost and drawing good pay from our Treasury,
went over to the Shareholders Rebellion, not q
single private soldier Or sailor Of four old peace es-
tablishmcntwast tempted tOfollowtheir example.
Every steamship from Europe brings additional
advices of the moral aud intellectual uprising oil
the masses in consequence Of our triumph. Ii
ar election we're soon to take place in France,
none can doubt that large accession to the
Republican pLalanx of Deputies would re-
suit The Tolls Zeitung Peoples Gazette Of
Berlin forc;bly says:
Every Rcpullican in Europe now holds mp his head
proudcr and frccr be need longer drop his head be-
lore the most incarnate mOnaTchist for never since
me commencement Of history have Republican .nsttu
tons proved truer than The tone of the Liberal
press becomes more confident and bo,der. while the
organs OF the aristocracy can hardly suppress thef
rage and try 10 find consolation IN the dan! waning
nope Of military desIpDtism. France. too. RECEIVERS
her Republican conscience; fUr II 10 reported nom d
districts that q spirit has peryaced the masses
since the all Of Ric lobd. and principally since The
eah Of Lincoln ard this spirit causes anxiety ana care
10 the men in power. Richroud was the citicei o.
tyranny aud ha.ba-ism for both worlds, and US Gl va'
the second Storm 81 the Bastie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-06
pROGREss At THE SOUTH.

The Republic (Richmond) states that the farm
ers Oandholders) of several central counties OF
Virginia me, last Thursday at Louisa Court
House. and fixed on s. per month as tho prce
they would pay for negro labor THIS season.
the negro to clothc himself ard pay his own
doctors lills.--This will seem inadequate to the
BLACKS. who are quite aware that they have
hitherto been hired out BY their masters and Tor
those masters benefit. at so TO S25 per month.
Yet we would urge every one OF them 10 accept
the 81 ne, month and earn IT, provided he
can cet no more. "Strikes" are almost always
blunders--thc lahorcr, standing idlc at lis own
cost inevitably growing daily les, and less able
70 resist. the demands OF Capital. Always WORK
for tho best price you can get, is the safe rule
and thus qualify yourself for earning ana re-
ouirirg rnogc.--The negro who works for 80
per month, aud has a young finily to support
ont of the procecis, Will see hard times but he
will not soften them By earning nothing at ell.
And q free man at work. and thus earning some
sort Of living, may always hope to do better
At the close OF his present engagement.
Gen. Patrick, observation-disclosures Of
The Army Of the Potomac attended meeting
Of Blacks al Richmond on the 9th ult., and
URGED all those who lad swamed in from the
coun,rv to return 10 it aud hire out 10 the
farmers date pianters) for the most they could
ge.. lie cautioned those who Should remain
agains. idlencss, and admonishcd all that Free
dom implied industry and irugaity. Such cd
vice il freely given all over the South, and the
Blacks generally hear and heed 1t. Yet they
follow cur armies and flock into cities, often
because they prize Liberty and fear that 1t may
be snltehed away il they remain with their old
masters. Some complain Of hard usage, and
say they cannot trust their late masters;
but, very generally, they chcerfully accept Kind
words and lair promises when rendered,
and 90 to work AZ the low wages
offered them. And Tie masters, Who at first
would have 10 i, aims with tree negrocs, aye
finding that The negroes are a. necessary u
them as they to the negroes and are calling
hack those they too hastily repelicd. Hence,
though anarchy, idiencss, and famine, are very
prevalent, Il is plain that matters are gradually
improving so that the number Of tie unem-
ployed is diminishing. Marriages among the
Blacks hitherto living together without any
formal tie are increasing; and the tendency
from bad to better is very general. Very It'll,
beside food and none too much OF that, Will bc
grown this year at the Solih; but next veal
wil see the condition OF those States brayely al
tered Meantime, farmng.land5 forests, mines
watcr-powcr, &C.. are for sale Dog cheaT
throughout The South, ana those IN want o.
either may buy them this year as never again
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-06

il wal stated in Washington dispatch 20
this journal Of the Both ult. that Mrs. Lincoln
bad not received The lettor Of coincidence from
the Empress Eugene Of France. whereof public
notice had been given, and an inference was
drawn from that alleged fact which imp,ls u
To state that it was no fact--that the letter.
dated April 2oth fourteen days after the assag.
sinatioI) was duly received by Mrs. Lincoln on
the 18th ult.--which gas quite as early as could
have been with reason expected, considering
that it necessarily passed formally Though
several hands. while CELEBRITY in its trau mission
gas not essential.
If we could but devise some means OF uni
formIy occurring tho receipt Of our Washington
teeefaphie dispatches at an hour which would
enable us to exercise due supervision over their
contents, that would considerably diminish the
Iniseries Of Editorial liie.
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probably not, 70; tho present, enable one negro
in a hundred--perhapS not one in five hundred
70 vote. But if the Blacks are to be prescribed
and banned forcver-if they are to DO taxed ny
the votes of Whites who pay no tax, yet al
lowed no voice in levying those taxes or speho-
ing those prcceeds--if they are to DO held ever
more as cutcasts and lepers in the lard OF their
brth-if they are TO be declared from all politi'
cal rights by the votes OF Three Millions Oil
Rebels" and told that this is their punishment
for having aided to overthrow the Rcbeiion--
why then we think the Republic will owe them
at least determined effort to see them rShteu'
and ye shall incline to make that effort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-06
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAIt.

By an arrival of a blockadc-runner from Cal
weston at Havana we learn that at that place and At
Houston ANARCHY and disorder prevailed Gen. Ma
.rpder's soldiers had rcbeed against him, and the
Mayor and principal citizens Of Ga'si had left the
CITY in order to meet TIE Union oi,C- and hasten toe
surrender Gov Murrah ard Ashbel Smith had gone
TO Orleans TO Surrender the State 10 tie United
States forces.
The number OF the United States way YES
sells Oh the Atlantic soaSoard has been ordered 10 be
reduced from Coo to about 90 The West Gull Squadron
ia to be reduced to 90 aal the Mississippi squadron TO
Is vessels.
The Second Division OF the Texas expedition
had nol sailed from Hampton Roads on The ith inst.
MaiorGen Wei;lel had arrived and it thought the
entire fee, would sail Immediately.
Gen. Grant has issued an order that all r.
leased prisoners shah he forwarded to lcr homes by
Government transportation. insTead of beng sent
across the lines as hitherto
Several batteries of artillery and regiments 81
iaantry Of returned veterans arrived in tits city yes
,sriay. Among them were the 5.h and 7th New. York
Gen. Haneock's Corps is to be reviewed or
Tuesday by fine President ind Secretary Station a
Camp Stoncman, near Gicsboroueh.
Gems. custer, WOOD, Ipuoh' AieNaiiue4 ah'
Whitaker have arrived at Louisville. Gen. Palmer LEI
there OF Sunday for Washington.
Gen. Logan and staff left Washington las
evening for Louisville via this city where they ".
remain several days.
The Third Brigade of Clusters Cavalry hc
been detached and ordered to report 10 Gen. Logan,
Louisville.
The troops from the Southern part Of tn
State will rendezvous at Hsrt's Island unt paid off,
The Seventeenth Army Corps started tror
Washington on its westward march yesterday.
The Sixth Corps Gen. Wright, will be re
viewed al Washington, on Thursday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-06
GENERAL NEWS.

The Government has received translation
of tho address % felctacn OF the Hellenic Greeks Of
Constan.inople to z. joy Morris United STATES Min
isser. recent victories The GREEKS also Join
address OF sympathy tie nation Of rrcsi
dent Lincoln and the attempt On the ate u Secretary
Seward
At the meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen
yesterday. committee appointed to take measures
for the p.cper observance Of the coming Fourta Of
Juiy letter fIom Gen. Sherman was read and mes
sage from the Mayor disapproyiae the action Of iLc
Board relative TO the convenpg Of tie Board Of Health
received.
Judge Field, United States Circuit Judge, has
refused the appeal to the Supreme Court in the case Of
the City OF San Francisco against the United States
The case involves the title to q lalg &c portion Of land
within tie city limits II vas decided by the Circuit
cOart some tine ago in favor Of the city.
= The trial Of Francis O. j. Smith OF Maine, on
az indictment found by the Grand jay Of Suffolk
County Mass, for su,ornation of perjury, occupied
the Superior Crpinel Court in Boston, nearly the
vLoe OF last week and resulted yestIda! u.0rnlg ia
verdict OF guilty.
Tie examination or the students u she Naval
Academy at Newport, r. T.. 10 now IN. progress
Among the Inemters Of I've Board OF Examiners are
yice-Aduiral Fmragut, ReSr-AdIairal Porter, and
Capt WOrden.
The charter Of the bark Brontes az San Fran.
cscO. has been revoked Williams ard Others Oh the
einigrants" have beel held 10 answer before the
United States Grand Jury tor violation 0. TIC Aeu
'rai'y laws.
On the 1isl, 18th and 10th Of Jane TIE
Bishops Of The Methodist Churcb in tie United STATES
viii neet in Erie, Pa. The meeting vii. be solely in
regard 10 business matters pertaining w tLeii oei4
dciios.
d.. Samuel Cox Of Lover Maryland, charged
via aibor.ng Boom and Harold has been released
fran .oulaentnt. Col Green. proprietor Il Tie Nan
Mes. place. ard wife, have $50 been liberated.
President johnson has within the last few
s.ys received violently Threatening 's'ter mailed in
washin ston and signed "CrGpc'S.Re.' ii has boon
turned over 10 the proper authorities.
The market for beef cattle at bu'is Head
as...,d.z mas isA ta!f cent below last &9asal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-06
JItLITARN EDUCATION.
Tie Commercial sees fit to say that

Tie COnmcrftdt sees III 10 say tuit
9Th. Military Academy al West Point Ia. survived
the shock Of the 'OL 10 Richmond military politicians.
and comes our of the civil with reputation thar
STAMPS It ~ the most removed trimming school for
officers in tie world. II Is now matter OF history that
our feyeTses during the civil war were chiefly due 10
the Interference ~ politicians and Ohsfs with the plans
OF the On umnat.d wcst Point graduates Mcclellan,
Buell. Stone Miles T.. snd tbat nearly every ciynn
Genera, Who ventured Ia assume an Independent com
uand made shipwrsck Of himself and OF hs countrya
rcuutltion TIE enduring successes Of the war have
ali been achieved by sclcniho officers, Who learned
how 10 Orean2o victory at Wet Point
Nov If the Main Question were this" l.
il advisable that Military officers should be edu.
Gated for their vocation Pit is quite certain
tha, tie answer must DO affirmative. But is
that the question We say it is not, bat this
rather" Ought monopoly Of all the COM
missions in our Army TO DO secured to the
graduates Of single school i"-aud On that
question We vote No. Ii ID not wise LOT well to
officer or oymy exclusively by West Pointers,
ard thereby crush out all other se,unaries for
diGusing Military knowledge. Il. ia not in
accord with the genius Of our Govcrnment-not
to speak of that FREQ Trade whereof The Cos,-
rrereill is a champion, Nay: we go further and
say that, where two boys aspire to Military
LIFE. AID OAR Government selects one Of them.