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all her fictitious prosperity, aud eel all her PRIDE
in dus How long would she ain India and Aus
t-o,op Tn,t az long as the United States choose to
permit her. ,,.,.,.
Hinder such an inconceivably small politician as
rsse II is not so strange that Great Britain SHOULD
have acssd as she has done That functonary can
not see an inch beyond his nose But the conduct
If the Emperor of the French whose horizon is sup
posed TO be WIDER is altogether uDaccountable. lie
has placed France in such position that, if the
United States should succeed in conquerng the Con-
federacy, she can never hold colony without their
consent OF course, they will never consent TO her
holding Mexico OF that colony she will be dis
possessed in less than year Her feet will first
be destroyedf and those great armies that are now
fighting each other viii be united under one hag and
let loose upon Macmillan, who must fall captive
into their hands for there is no possible mode OF
sscape left TO him. 1t wllrest entirely with the United
States whether France shall retain even Algeria, or
be herself exempt from the horrors Of INVASION
Napoleon will find that he has tinessed too deeply
and lost the game that might easily have been won
by straight forward playing.
Are these things dreams : Look at what has been
going on here for four years past and then say what
tbev are Here is power that within that time,
bs increased her navy from thirty ships to six hun
lraa-,that has increased her marine from few
Thousand sailors to fifty thousand. Here are TWO
mowers engaged in deadly struggle, each OF which
mas sent forth armies sufficient 10 have overwhelmed
Great Britain and France. These two armies, the
most tried and the best fighting in all the EARTH will
bs combined. Recruits enough will be added to
MAKE a million OF men. They hate each other but
tbev hate England even more. AT slgn@l-the
very slightest-this whole force Will be let loose
unon hey. The United States have long looked on
Mexico as their own. The Confederate States, as
mart of the old Union participated in that senti-
mapt. The government Of the conquering country
can easily rekindle this flame, and bring under IFS
hammer all the discharged soldiers of the confedera-
., 70 operate against Mexico, and IT will do it.
Such would be the inevitable consequence of the
conquest of the Confederacy by the Yankees. In
me year the Yankee flag would float over the whole
Continent and the isles thereof, except, perhaps,
over the Russian possessions and the glory and pros
nerv of England and France would be gone forever.
In forty years the population OF the T. States would
be one hundred million. II would be the strongest
nation the world ever behold Its influence the
whole world would be unparalleled, owing to the weak
ness and timidity Of France and England.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
NOTICING respectfully

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~ attention OF the trade TO sales Of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
GROCERIES AND sUNDRIES,
at Auction, this FRIDAY morning at 10 o'clock
We WILL ADD
100 lbs basarp copaIva
10 OF. sulph. morphine
- 20 bottles iodine regubs
2tOurnquets
6scarfers
50 lbs. English Irvine
Skegs pi.carb soda
70 doZ, toilet soap
Dbl. clarified honey
box madden
zoo lbs type-not much worn-conpete-fpr .
newspaper and job office but in ~pi." viii
be sold in lump.
Is doz choice whskey-in cases
doz Stoughtons bitters
Dbl apple brandy
case old 1pa gin
AZ boxes tat5N end wax candles
bags prime Rio coffee
80 sacks salt-dry
bbs country soap
lcariage-6 seats
ALSO q
4yaluobe oil paintings
consisting of two Landscapes copies Of
paintings by Claude Laronier in tho
Bourbon Museum, Naples A portrait Of
Masanie,lo and portrait OF Pontone
Shepherd
ALSO
At the request of the High Constable Of the city OF Rich
mond under an order OF the Richmond Hastings Govt,
~ attachment case of Robinson Adams Il Co. :. "
Debboof, we will proceed TO sell at II O'Clock, a. 81,
sl-~ gold watch and chain
) dox>fne combs
80 cotton haGdkerchiefs
l Ii Tsa@' English writingpaRsr aud
ROBINSON, ADAMS x CO.,
AmPfte
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
FROM THOMAS. ARMY:

ST. Louis, Jan. l6.-An officer from Clifton.
Wayne county, Tennessee, where he left General
Thomas on Saturday, says no active operations NAV
beexpccted for several days. The tIuthfulness OF
the report that Hood is preparing to make stand
at Corinth, has not yet been ascertained, but it is
believed that his disoganized forces are still fleeing
southwark leaving detachpcnts of their best caval
ry in the rear TO cover their retreat. Thomas
my has plenty Of supplies, and more are constantly
passing up the Tennessee river but heavy rains in
Tennessee render the roads impossible for military
movements,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
LATER FEoM NEW ORLEANS.
NOTHING DoIsd IN MoBILE-pRAFT N oESRRAL CAN
pv,a mr. prwpxT.--r pTuRE or RIVER aTEANEl

NOTHING DoIsd IN MoBILE-pRAfT N GENERAL CAM
BY,s DEpARrMExr--cAPruRE OF RIVER STEAMER
BY GuERILLAs.
CAIRO, H., Jan. l5.--Tbe steamer Missouri, from
New Orleans on the 9Th, Vicksburg ON the 10Th,
and Memphis OH the 18th Instant, has passed here
for Louisville, with &c tales of cotton.
The transport stesuier ST.. Mary, which had taken
500 of the Fort Gaines prisoners TO Mobile for ex-
change, hadsrrived in New Orleans with dates ffom
te former city to the 9th inst. News unimportant.
Gen. Candy had ordered draft OF one in seven
within the Departments Of Arkansas, Mississippi
and the Gulf to take place the 18th Of February,
unless the quotas should be previously filled by
volunteers.
Cotton was less active at New Orleans; Middling
was held at 81 ls.
The Memphis Democrat says that the steamer
yerango was captured and burned by guerrillas on
the 9Th inst, near Shipwortb's Landing. The pas
sengers and crew were taken prisoners among the
former was cotton speculator from New York,
name not given, from wnom the guerrillas took s60
900 in greenbacks.
TABLISG OF PEACE REsoLurroS.
The Herald says, referring to proceedings in the
Yankee Congress on the leth
Mr. Cox, of Ohio, offered resolutions in favor Of
the appointment OF peace commissioners, which
laid on the table by vote Of eighty -four to
ffty-one.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20

IF the Confederate States could ever he sub
Il duei, hey would have at least one consolation in
their misery. France and England wouibe sufferers
In a degree only inferior 70 them elves, for their
folly in peF,i,ting 10 ignore them as independent
Satess In less than one year England would lose Ca
NADIA and an her possessions in the West Indies. In
less than ten her fleets, mercantile and military
would be driven from the ocean. Not a ship OF war
would b. allowed TO spread sail, to get get up
steam save by permission u the United States, and
that permission she would never give. American
cruisers would hang around the coast orGrea Britain
and destroy her eoastiag trade. American fleets
would laui thousands and tens orthousands ofexiles
burning with hatred, IN ireland and that depend
sncs woultPte lost forever. Great Britain hopes 10
r5mpensate herself Or the loss Of American cotton
nv Introducing that OF India. She would fnd that
f-aneh o. her trade and with it her dominion over
India ITSELF utterly destroyed, before the next ten
wears shall have passed over.. WIeA, these thing
sbau have come to pas -as they nevitlbly would-a
NAM generation will have arisen who had not the ie
li,-,, Of knowing Joseph-that is 10 say, Lord John
Russell aud they viii curse the hoG- that gave him
N BRITAIN. Manufactures commerce, aud her eosJ-
NAL ernnre al destroyed frea. Britain would shrink
+,bep DIT per dimension, and be known merely as a
large island in the middle Of the sea, inhabitedb by
STAYING and fierce populatiOR-tOr suffering viii
pTing about revolution and revolution will PROSTATE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
TELEGRApHIC::
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, Jan. ls.-The enemy made move
ment in the'direction Of the Combahee Ferry yes
terday but it is believed to have been nothing but
feint.
All quiet there to-day. Nothing of interest from
any other point.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
EYENING WING.

We shall publish, to-day, at o'clock P. NJ, and
every succeeding day Sundays excePted) at the
same hour, an evening edition Of the Wing The
Evening Wing Will contain the latest news by mail
and telegraph up to the hour OF going to press edi
tor!als, local intelligence, SC. y ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
General Assembly Of Virginia
SENATE.
TurpSDAl

THURSDAY, Jan. 49, 1865
Mr., JOHNSON, Of Bedford called the Senate to
order at ~ O'Clock. Prayer by the Rev. Dr. Nc
Cabe, of the Episcopal Church.
Mr.. DOUGLAS, from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported back the bin providing for CON-
pensaton to General Samuel Cooper for the loss of
horse sustained by him in the service Of the Com
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20

monwsaIth, with recomTnsndatio that II do pass.
Resolutions were offered By Mr.. CoLLEER, OF Pc
tersburg, in opposition to secret sessions BY the
General Assembly Of Virginia. ~
The yeas and nays being called for, they were OBJ
iected to--yeas 3, nays rs.
resolution was passed by the Senate instruct
ing the Committee for Courts of Justice to inquire
into the expediency ofincreasng the fees of jaors.
A bill Authorizing the clerks Of. the Circuit aud
County Courts of Warren to transcribe certain
ords, was passed.
bill 90 organize the military forces Of TIE State
was taken up, discussed and laid on the table.
House resolution providing forthe distribution Of
arms to the civil officers of the State Was read the
third time and passed.
Mr.. NEWMAN, of Mason, offered a resolution
providing for the appointment of committee OF
three to wait upon the President and tender through
him an invitation TO Captain Senmes, late command
er of the Confederate steamer Alabama, TO pryi
4eged seat on the floor of the Senate. Passed, and
Mes.rs. NEwMlN of Mason, THOMAS aud KEEN ap
pointed said committee.
The Senate then went into secret session, and re-
NAMED theVein until the hour of adjournment. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
RICHMOND WING.
Friday Morning, January 70, 1895
CHANGE OF TERMS

We call the attention Of subscribers 10 the ehahge
OF terms announced in hismorniuss paper Lhs ohaeS
has been rendered necessary by the reeea' great ADVANCE
N t rr;rss Of everything used in the publication OF
newspaper and Of all articles Of subsistence.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
THE PEACE SENTIMENT I1y,K1cHNoyp.

Spies from tho headquarters OF the Army of the
Potomac, who returned from Richmond Yesterday
morning, report the Significant factthst Gen. Lee
has sent his family away from Richmond. They also
state that at the rebel capital there but one SUBJ
ject thought talked of, and that Is peace.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
PROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Herald saws i:

1t is said that the rebels have new and very for
nidable nearly completed up the Roanoke river,
in North sCsrdlina, which they design to shortly
move down that stream simultaneously with the de-
scent OF the Neuse river BY the which they have
at Kisston, ad it Is probably intended that while
the latter makes an attack ON the Union forces at
Newborn the former shall attempt to regain posses
sion of Plymouth. Efforts are being made by our
forces at the latter place TO raise the sunken Abe
marie, and il this endeayor shous succeed, it Is
thought that with her and light draught monitor,
which Is expected TO arrive the rebel attack can be
easily repulsed..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
IyprrrSpryr DRAFT ~ LOUISIANA.

ST. LouIs, Monday. Ian. ia draft has been
ordered by General Candy, independent of the late
cali Of the President, and all persons 50 drafted
Presidents proclamation. Deserters will not be
drafted, but, when arrested, will be assigned to
the regiments serving on the Indian Frontier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
FROM THE UNITED STATES.

We have received the New York Herald, Times
Trs5,ne, and philadelphia Inquirer of the nth.
There is no news Of importance in these, arrivals
Gold closed at 2lS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
rHE- NoKTHtRy fRoNTIER.

BELFGsT. M. Jan. 1.-two companies of State
Guards arrived here yesterday, and TO day proceed
cd 10 fine batteries. In view OF recent Canadian
difficulties. it is understood that the coast and from
tier Of Maine are to be prepared for emergencies
and companies have been sent to Castine and Ma
chias. ~.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
(HousE OF DELEGATES.


Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Burrows, Of the Baptist
Mr. CROCKETT, from the Committee on Lunstic Asy.
ums reported bill approprating money for the support
Of the Central Lunatic Asylum.
Also bill amending an act in regard to fees oil
jailOrs.
act for the purchase Of cotton cotton cloth and
cards rice, &C. by Commercial Agent, for the people OF
the State taken up, and various amendments made
thereto when the bill laid on the table Tor the pres
emit One Of the amendments provides of the election OF
Com mercal Agent BY JOINT vote OF the TWO houses oil
the Legislature.
Mr. cox from the Special Committee on the subject
ported bill for the purchase from T. C. Bruce, Of Rich
mond OF the esize likeness OF Gen. Ro r. Lee Tor the
sum of 700 in present currency
The Committee says that it is an admirable likeness OF
the great and beloved cheitan and patriot and unan-
mously recommend its purchase
The bR for compromising Tucker Darlington, or Neck
lenburg for Aegio condemned and executed was taken
up ON motion OF 3lr BAsiERvlLLE, who addressed the
house It's favorand then the bill was again lad on the
ia BILE for the present
bill for the relief Of L. W. Macon, sheriff Of Abe
marie county Tor expenses incu1ed IN bringing convict
20 the penenary was passed The bill aows the usual
charge.
authorities Tor the purpose OF bringing abod parole OF
prisoners both sides leaving the question OF exchange
parole an equivalent for Che Gath NirgIa regiment now
confined at Camp Douglas and Johnsons Island in case
the Federal authorities win agree to parole the said reg
ment
A bill releasing BENJAMIN Brnker of Frederick county
from the payment OF s3 600 the fund for the relief of
dgent families of soldiers that county captured BY the
Yankees, was passed
By Mr. IRvlNG-Into the expediency of so amending
the law allow the courts 70 hear and determine all
and proceedings their discretion instituted for the
division of real and personal property, notwithstanding
The defendant derendant may be in the actual military
service OF the country
BY BlrGRAHAM-1hatt the Superintendent of the Salt
Works be equiIeto report TO this House statement Of
contracts lands and other force for the production Of
salt on State account
a bill Tor Increasing the compensation Of Clerks Of
Courts considered and laid ON tie table for the pre-
sent
Ar FRAZIER, of Rockbridge, in explanation Of his alb
ence from his seat sipce the reassemblng of the Senate
after the recess till pow, said that attack Of sick
ues brought on hy exposure during the holidays lad
confined him closely his house and disabled him from
travelling till tue present week
On motion % Mr. HUTCHINSON, at o'clock the House
resolved into secret session, and when the doors
opened,
lie House adjourned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
NraRRIEn.

observation-disclosures AT Trinity Church, Columbia s.
c., By Rev Dr. Shand on the 18th instant Major Geb
McKSIGHr, C.S Az and Miss BELLE TAYLOR, of Ricl.
mond, va,
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from the Times.
THE RETURN OF. MR., BLAIR.

WAshIyefoN, Monday, Jan. lG.-Francis p. Blair.
Sri, returned from Richmond, via City Point, to.
day, and has boeh during the evening in close con
sliraton with the President and Secretary Seward
touching the proposition of JEFF. Davis in regard to
commissioners for peace.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20

e.. RETALIATION.
The Senate Military Committee have under con
sdcration the proposition to retsiate for the treat
ment of our prisoners. Ii is proposed, in measure
WHICH is in preparation, that alp rebel prisoners IN
our possession shall be treated in every respect in
the same manner as ours The committee are fully
impressed that steps shoudbe taken az once BY the
Government in this matter. Senator Lane has been
srging upon the committee, that Union officers who
have been confined in Southern prisons, but re-
leased, shall be placed in command Of our prison
camps.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
(From the Tribdne.)

" WASHINGTON, Monday, Jan. l6, 1865.
Mr.. Blair arrived at the Navy Yard at 20 minute:
past o'clock this afternoon, CA the steamer Don,
the flag ship Of the Potomac aotilla.
Nothing Was known TO her officers abont the result
of his mission TO Richmond, but it was observed
that Mr~Blair In remarkably good humor,
from Which the inference drawn that he had ac-
gratifying success,
All that is certainly known 10 Washington to night
of the much talked of misshji is that while Mr.,
Blair was courtcQusly treated by Jeff Davis he &C.
cOmplished, nothing whatever, He had full and
frank conversation with the rebel President, but it
was private and resulted in nothing, Mr.. Blair has
not repeated this conversation and will not, and any
accounts WHEEL may go from this city tonight touch
ingi his mission which differ from this, will be
iabriGatjons OF specnlatiQns.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
SECOND DESPATCH

II is Needless to say that JEFF. Davis has sent no
letter II vi. Lincoln, and made no sign oflowering
the Confederate fag-none whatever. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
RETrRN OF NR. BLAIR.

About halcpast two p M. the United States
steamer pep 35FiTfd ron Yarlna, oTinglng Francis
seemed in excellent spirits, lie got into private
carriage, which was III waiting, aud drove directly
TO his residence here. This evening be called upon
the President and spent several hours there.
To gentleman who addressed him upon the yuh-
DAVIS; but il vas merely such one as could take
place between gentlemen and two old friends that
what passed be would not diyuge 10 any at pcs.
ent except the President that bis expedi ion was
highly satisfactory. and ndght DO rnownin proper
time --
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
BLAIR'S OMISSION

We gather the following odds and ends of spccu-
lativc intelligence, concerning old Bar's recent
visit to Richmond, from the various papers before
us 1t will be observed that w to the time of send
Ing OF the dispatches, nothing was known of the
sult Of the efforts of this last Yankee rowing Conn.,
missioner, We give the accounts as-we find them
[Trom the Heralds Situation" article.l
Mr., Francis T. Blair Sr returned to Washington
yesterday from his journey 10 Richmond, whittier
he vent not as peree commissioner, but Tor the
purpose OF endeavorng to regain possession OF title
deeds and other important papers stolen from his
residence when it was sacked last spring by the
rebels during the raidsoi Breckenridge and Early in
Virginia and Maryland In this he WAS partially
successful. lie had interviews With Jet Davis. his
Secretary of War and other principal men of the
rebel government, and taough hG had no authority
to make any peace propositions he laid before them
his views and had tree and cGpda conversations
with them, The compilation u extracts from the
Richmoud papers regarding Mr. Bair's movements
ana supposed objects published in this morning S
Herald, form a very amusing collection.
From the Philadelphia Inquirerl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
RELIEF COMMITTEE

;. FELIkF COMMITTEE 7
". +. c. Baskerville Treasurer
VIM Bell Dr. ". H'Gwathmey, J. i. Maury, Directors,
VIM II. Peasants, Secretary.
d.. G. e.. Barney. VIM. H. Clemmitt, Robt J. Christian
Lewis d. Crenshaw, j. r. Chamberlayne, W ii. Denerson,
Dr. J. H. Ellerson Col Thos. liz Ellis Geo Gibson, Pat
II. Gibson, James Gordon, blackburn Hughes Abnerf.
Haryie, Samuel j. Harrison Judge WIN. n Lyons, Iho.
W. McCanee, p Cary icholas Samuel r. Price. J. H. r.
sleight John II. Tucker, asa Snyder David a. WhNsuss
Joel b Watkins VIM Willis, Jr
ial4-dlm W. P. MUNF0RD, PIsst
NEGROES WANTED. wish to hire
~ FIFTY NEGRO MEN, for the MoratOch Iron Works.
In Stoke county n Co Persons having hands for Lhe
would do weq TO see US before d:posing Of them.
DUPC1 < MCKINNEY.
Jals-H shocsoe slip.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20

TREASURY DEPARTMINT, !
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. %, 1864.
NOTICE is hereby given to holders and of CeFti
IN hcates OF Stock and Coupon Bonds issued under tho
act OF Augus 49, 1861 edeemabe afer the I day Of jan
uar 1865 to present for payment the ID day
OF January next at any time thereafter to the Ieasur
err Z. 80 one of the Assistant Tassrers g. =. or Pay
eposiary Of the G. s., funds having been paced in Ito
ms OF said agents for the purpose OF reecinn g such
sock and coupon bonds No interest will be allowed on
seth stock and coupon bonds after January lyi5.
G. a. TRENHOLM.
de 7-eo2m Secretary OF Treasury.
II OST-scyeral months ago-one ForR PER CENT
IL CERTIFICATE for $1,000 due 18th of March, 1854 No.
7o7, given in my Application will be made for ia
renewal.
h j. A-w6ws WILSON wINFREE-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS,

Mr.. MILES, from the Military Committee, re-
ported back the Senate joint resolutions of thanks
TO General Stand Waite and Colonel Gano and their
officers and me n, for brilliant achievements in the
Indian Territory Also, the Senate joint resolution
If THANKS 10 Brigader General John s. Williams
ana the oficers'and men under his command for the
brilliant yievsry gained By Il en- at Satyils on the
9J OF October, 1894, with an amendment Ia0king il
more comprehensive both Of which we've unani-
mousIy adopted
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
FROM WASHINGTON.

The following Washington despaches are pub
lished
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-25
sey- The following is related as the

sy- The following is related as the
" residents last story y In dismissing a
party of three hungry place-seekers, who
had often wearied him, aud fnualiy ex-
hausted his patience, Mr.. Lincoln said
they reminded him of the story Of the
schoolmaster who told one Of his pupils to
read the third chapter OF Daniel, The
bov began. but when he came to the names
Of Shadrach, Mesheck and Abednego, he
stumbled. The master required him to
yroceed. lie tried again and failed. Ped
acogue then tried fogging, tbut stillno 60
Relenting, the master told the boy he
might read the paeceding chapter, and
let the present one go. The boy bright
ened up and took hold with a will. He
got on famously until he reached the last
verse, when pausing, a look of consterna'
ton oyereame his eountenance, and ne
dropped the book, exclaiming in doiefu
voice: q Why here are them three rascal
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-25

ay~ What great man, though al
WAYS in England, never visits Lon
don? Ans.-Manchester.
What man will instruct you with
out speaking, and submit to be car
ried in your hands ? Ans.-Manual
What man is quietly permitted to
embrace a lady in the street? Ans.
Mantle. y'ieis9q
,-.ar :
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-25

Seek society. Answer your letters.
Meet good wilfhalf way All good men
excite each others activity. ] etterthings
are said, more incisive, more wit and IN
sight are dropped in talk and forgotten
by the speaker, than get into books,