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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-12


THE AHti Slavery Standard, of last week
gives report of the speech delivered by
Wendell Phillips at the New England An.
ti~Slavery Convention, correcting the stu.
pid bluuder Ofthe Boston telegrapher. Mr..
Phillips made no suggestion for the repu>
diation of the national debt. He simply
declared that the nation should never con-
sent to assume the payment of the rebel
debt-a conclusion which all loyal men
will approve. He has fair cause of com.
plant against the careless or malicious re
porter who sent over the wires the gurbled
account of his speech. We give the cor.
rect report in full:
III look on reconstruction based on white
suffrage as but another name for the as-
sumption by the nation of the Confederate
debt. The two things are parts of the same
whole. No man acquainted with the pres,
ent mood of the white race at the South
oelieVe that its representatives in Congress
will ever vote to pay our present debt or
it's interest, unless theirs is iucluded =
That is one form of reconstruction on a
white basis. We are TO plunge into that
gulf of war debt which now threatens IN
swallow up the European nations. Much
Of their war debt was fraudulently imposed
on people unable either to resist OF prC,.
test, and, in my opinion ,whevnser the mas.
sea there obtain their rights, they will
properly and justly repudiate much of
those debts.
ANY imposition upon us of that Confeds
crate debt, carried by means of white sufF,
rage reconstruction, will be a fraud upon
the people. Mr.. Summers resolves, adopt.
ed by Congress, have attempted barrier.
an Sufficient one, l fear, if this plan Of
reconstruction on white basis be adopted
For myself protest in advance against
both parts of this one measure, white rebel
suffrage and the assumption ofrebel debts
as fraud on the people. fraud vitiates ali
contracts. A man or a majority NAV be
bound by national acts to which thew al
lently submit; but not by those Sgsinst
whose validity they protest at the time.
l, for one, here AvoW my purpose 10 he
bound by no such fraud, however covered
mp. shall, life. long, advocate repudia-
ton fany rebel debt adopted BY any sncb
reconstructed Congress. 1 shaIl hold nv
self at liberty to cooperate with apv nartv
which puts on lite banner 'Repudiation Of ali
TeoeE de6S.' no matter how sacredIy such a
bastard Congress may have assumed them
Invite others to join me in this ayowaI
TIL it Swellsto national protest, aud be-
comes tair and sufficient warning TO ali
creditors." ~ "'t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-12
ER6SH BEEF

6ES6SEI BEEF
nHt may % required for OF the troops Of IN,
stIteS serving In the Department Of Wei
VI StnAi and aupplted from the following nlacSS
VI TS SIaIksh1EE Tor sratton) and HarpersS FsSrI
toSS W. Ta Maryland, and Charlie
kor 70 aix months, or such les time A the norn,
mlSsaIy General may direct, and subieet IL ~ ~
sSs commencing ON the TlstI hraS day Of Jn1EY
December, 1865, Tor the hTSt thfse a1os5 !ll q
f fnd e. months and ak days oomnspdtS1 o1
i tSsr day Of J1ue, 1855 And end
Ene Sn 90 LSlStl thirty.hnt day Of December iSSt
ioE the last named place, 1000
or a Eel % be Of Steers mot Bulls stag. Heisrs
NJ least 800 hVe hu ndredl pounds 10 SA0n
me Btet 70 be sound and. Wholesome Ev,,h ,,.o,
nortIo, e9 E Kidney t3loW excluded In eouai mn,
quantities usually three dimes per sSI ~ M. Suen
BY the Chief CommiGlSry al III nTI1, Y
With WIN DO required 70 keep an aGsnF
within applying distance Of the trSonS
IONA N me penalty Of $40 900
whose individual roSponSihiitiS. 70 sood surettes,
HuIt oe SHOWN BY the ofeIGl certificate az M ci
NM. ne e9aEet Court Of Record or the United stSta
EIIIoposals from firm must specify thu name. -,
q ~ PeEsou9 competing Il, and each pro
II tbn ra q by the oath Of aiIsi5Sss
snS PaEX OF parties; also by certificate ~ 1SS
above referred %; also by vTI.tSI
Sc ia: e.. S 4Sd y TIE party or parties making
Snlcn lorna will b furniIhed en- tI6n ~ IUe
SeIsaph or in person All Of which ShouId h. I'm,
ptS se1!ed, and endorsed proposals for RrSSE
oS5 az ana directed 10 the undersigned St Cumbs5.
o.5s! S Sns Q % made in Treasury Notes or sueb
lp .Q 90 naqd8 70 be made soon As received n
od oath Of allegiance certificate Of rs-Do,
10y t 5eo goaIantoes must be In duplicate
Ehe 6OVernm0nt reserves 10 itseif M y;,ht =. !
FSeSt any % al bids deemed unreasonable :"
. WM. II HoSACR,
Jss-1Ot n,,.,o Captain And 9. g..
ShieT Q. 8 Dept. Of WestTa
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q. B. CALDWEI.I.-

A IIoRNEY FOB ALL MILITARY CLAIMS
q Az sA0K PAY, Bounty. Pensions, &c: '----D'
oe-11ISS = -aSlodoon Building rooms formerly
"neenng, Iup stAlFgL N VI
.r5aq ~ ExeOllsney AL Foreman, Gov.
&C.,. 49, OF west Virginia. 2. p. PeirpoInt AdintSns
SnotSl Of West Virginia. g. Brady. OSShieS M.
R1nF - 9 %, nSehanies' Bank. D. q LIST, CaihiSr
mh7esmsRtSSS4I3as '
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Information Wanted.
state of West Virginia.
III TIE GOVERNOR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"A O1AMA41ONs
.ki HEREAa, BY an Act Of tho Legislature pass
w cd October 1B, 1858, the seat Of Justics Of
Hampshire ooRnty WAS removed temporarily to Pied
mont in aid county, until the Gov, rnor should by
his proclamation direct'the same TO be restored 10
the town Of RQmney, the former seat OF Justice Of
said county, and WARNS, IL is now deemed safe
and expedlent that the restoration provided for
should take place:
by this my prt lamation, direct that hereafter the
cncuit Court Tor Hampshire County be held, and
the Recorder ONCE Of said county kept, and the
records books and paperB pertaining 70 the said
Court and heeSnders once returned 70 and kept at
said town Of Rdmney; which GhAu to in all other
resPecle - named, the Seat Of Justios Ior
tue EAld county OF HAmPIhlre. And the proper Of
hcera OF the said county are hereby charged with
the duty Of mixing the transfers herein directed.
In Testimony whereof have est my hand and
- cAusel the SeAl OF the state TO be affixed
jLa lhereuntO, At tie Capitol in the City OF
I Wheeling, this Tenth Day Of June, in the
~ Year OF Our Lord, eighteen hundred and
sixtY I've, snd OF the htatG the Second.
ARTHUR L FOREMAN.
GRAnYnl1 D. HAIL, SEQ. of the State. js19-st
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-12

TnH New Orleans Tsnes has had special
dispatches sent from New York since the
twentieth Of May, and the Philadelphia In.
Qutrer commenced few days since to re-
ceive special dispatches from RiebmopS-
The Associated Press is now resumiug its
connections, and the old bonds Of Tsis-
graphic amity will soon be ''reconstFucted.p
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A Carl d.

ON and after the 9oth instant NO MORE o1n
o5o, FI nv. viii be taken in exchange for new
AZ 80 5Gse Hme New Pianos warranted for
I've y and kept Ia tune By our travelling t55Sr
Agent for Philip Phillip. Co SE of hd6SG9'GEs,
Store "a Monroe GtTsst
eS-A" West Virginia Religious Book Hous..
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New Store, New Store.
MUSIC AND VAsIETY.
No. 1OS Main street, d0oU. AonrOs, near
STEMS Clothing House.
E. A. WEBER,

VNEAoHER OF MUSIC AND ORGANISE. .rts,.
Il Sively known in this cltv and vicinity. beGn
Leave to announce that o-MoRR0W, TUE DAY,
TH9 9Th INSTANT, he will open his new MnIJ6
and Variety Store, where he wifi keep on hand An
AS'ortmsnt Of Pianos. (amonR them Stelnway's ard
HAEleton's OF New York; Melodeons, Sheet M1Sjcl
including the best instruction books and latest sheS
publications ViolinS, Guitars, Flutes Accord eonS
and BanJos, Of the best Foreign and American
make, German and italian strfngU. Also, Stations
cry, Photographic Goods and Notions.
He will promptly attend to any orders for Music
left ut the store. -
BE will as heretofore, give Instruction. on the
Piano. MelodeOn, Organ and in thorough BsSS
either at scholars houses or at his Music Room
Main street, where hue Piano is kept fOr pTSo.
ChOIrS, GIOs Clubs and Vocal Glasses attended to.
ARRANGEMENTS are also being made for renting
Keeping only the best Of goods on hand. having
adopted the motto Of quick sales and small proflt
being always mp to the tme8-hs Repeatedly "a.
speaks the patronage ofthe public.
Wheeling, ". Va, June 9Th, 1855. - WEBER,
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NORTH TISTERN RANp - VT10THT. =

NORTH mlsTARN BANK CT VIReINIA.I--
a sppr, a, W'1At1a1I5o, y: Va, May 9, 1855.
n ERs o. thil Bank will be held AZ ~ RsnFins-
1 5SGSe N Wheeling on TUESDAY, The thiTteentS
oay q June next Commencing At 10 oSeIocS
4. ~; By order Of the Board. S'SSA
mylO-sOt q. LAMB, oa.hisr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-12

In Circuit Court, Ohio
County.
In QhRnceFH

= p N'0n0lA :. uFANlsy In Circuit Court, Ohio
Reuben p. Hedges, ct. al In ohancsfy.
RY VIRTUE Of decree In this cap,s made NJ,
" the 10th day OF January, A. D 1865, this came
was TeietTed TO one of tbs Master Commf9ionsTS ~
mi! Court % aSee tSin and report . real estate
Nhtch SAID defendant Beuben j. Hedges e poSSeS-
SEQ Of and entitled to, and tue different liens mel
ate upon the same BY deed, Judgment or Otherwise
HId me order ard priority Of the same, with AM
otner matters pertinent to the case In his Opinion
u proper. ~ =. - q - ---'--
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coMM1ssIoNrR,a orr1nr

80, q, WHEILIHG, JunO7th, 1885
Notiee e hereby given that I have hxed On Non.
Gay. the 10th day OF Jbly ~ the time md nv
Law once In the city OF wheeling az tRe plSeS.
Nnen and where ahAlI proceed 70 inquire INTO mi
ESPotE on me several matters in sad dearee =.
ieIrsd to GIBSON L. oRANMER
isI - . = q. . o. ,,i..,a.,..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-12

FANCY SILKS.
A LARaE. STOCK OF RANoY RI.Ks vrTIo,,
q VII be sold very cheap. Eons n H., a. 81 "
PeEyNu' my1S n HFYNIT
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pleasant duty in cooperating with the
State authorities in extending q cordial
welcome to the heroes now returning who
have go faithfully, CALAMITY and success.
fully sustained the Government andthe
honor OF the flag of our country, during
the wicked rebellion which their bravery
have contributed to hasten to its ignomin-
ious end.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-12
Claims Against Ohio Comfy.

A Il Herlous having claims against Ohio county
viii make out their bills, swear to them beEore
AZ ot1cer authorized to administer oathS. And die
Lnem With the undersigned on or before the .19tb
'1 SS S5sS9e' 1850 sEo. ". SIGHTS,
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GENTLEMENs' LIST.

OANVLEea6N6' LIST
Adkins ThomasP Harb Favid
Amos Thomas W Hockina
ArtmAn ID Hill Amos
Artmau Mahaln HaldeTman A
Amman Lieet Joseph indie Rev Edmund Il
Arbuthuot Isaac johnson DeVid
A!chy John johnson Wm2
Allen Harry Jones B
Ahern Eugene Jack John
Boyd Wma 1ngrahAm JoseFh
BTosk Jones Grinfh B2 @
BoWden Russell Keelie Rufua L,
| BFaiden Robert Kelley Jeremiah
| BFumele W RelAh0n james
ByAId John LaWIeSS DECREE
Burs John Laun Charley
blck John Martin
Baker James MArdock Newton
| Ban ks HenryOD MsrtIn s
Blake Harrison Meyer W
Besley @ L National Jacob
Birch George MuTdOck John
Bertehey Ferdinand MVrtnJP
Booi IacE Madison George
Buctlen Eugene Mo0olIum John Van
Briggs Daniel I McClain John r
6rce Denis McAdamBJ
Burch Chester J2 McMuIIin NINA
BoRReSI A g Mc(JormRclC WIN
| BOylSton Albert McOarty III
Conrad UTia8 McClarrHn N ~
Connell Thomas McCartV Mo
| StAWioEd Nichols
| CArter John Over Vim
Crnme Lieut. W Odell a
SGI george Odell LtJH
| Srchen Piney Robert
Carney Christopher Preston Leon
Clemens BauB0 Piles John
Crume A PaXten 80
S31ppel Adam Cuiglsy James
martin 1t Quinn Robert T
ChreLmain ProtAs RAtellf William
| Caldwell g W RuSTeII Jo.snb
| DaVids Geo 2 Rogers John
Dean Joseph RISsOL
OAnely MichRelE smith Phillip
Do'Au Thomas SIUdRy William
Yuyre Slater William
/ Dunlap WmM St Charles WIN
6Hiott StonemAn VIM
6Aton ChAE!es Simmons John
aaFguerer w SheppeTd
| RLeueuck VIM Il Summers John n
| uLguSon JamesD Snyder HarmAn8
| 1HNIseIAld AAmeS echultE0 Ford
| Forbs James =. ~ Steyons W
IGEler GA 49, TrA,ner VIM
ltSher BARNARD TAYLOR CunnIpOb.r, .f.
| aIS I Thoma8 Abraham
SSAIey WIN Travis Wma
SitN W y IN T. van Glider Joseph
$3.50 g 1honAs Vance James
S SOn u Wright John!
ISSISg p SosephA ReGthrook John
1Sn Wadde Rev JB
9 1 James Walsh John
aA9ArQ Walker RW
n.y. eAttleE &tneSbuIg Barry
1I3SuueEs9n Lit ) wallace Alexander
H HOsInot J3s Ro0tter ThomasJ
i Ivy Woods John
| H.. g. 1I1 1S Woods Joseph
Hsr,,a, 20. OtommiDg Bros
HSr' ", 66eotKe B Cox Rope
A. ". oAMPBELI. p. NJ
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LIST OF LRTTBRS.

r ETTERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED In the
i Post Once at Wheeling State Of West Virgin Il,
- 10 obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must call for "adpeTtiSed letters" give the date Of
this list, and pay two cents for advertising.
G-tf not called for within one month, they will
be sent to the Dead Letter ONCE.
Office hours on Sunday from TO 10H A. IL.
LADIES' LIST.
Amber Mrs CE Morgan jennie
BOTier Miss Mary Miller 20
BuTket Mary Miller Mary
BaSt0rd CASsAnder MAlOney Sarah
Barlow Jane McDonr1l Eliza
Clemmer Mrs John McCIusney Bridget
Carr MOllie McOluskey Margaret
Colts Lydia MoLery Jane
Cots MisI MAryW MoColloch Louisa
CommerSGord Mrs James Nelson Lupheny
Coulter Rebecea Nldeck Katharine
Cunningham EV Omen EiEabeth
Oonley Martha ObEine Eleanor
Case Hannah Palamer Amanda
Chtles Mrs Parsons Miss n A
DUFF Maria Pendletou Kate
DeVine Mary ReaSter Agnes
Dixon Mary Russell LiEEIe
Dobbius Arabella Robinson Ella
Dick Alena Riggs Armenia
Dlekey Mary Rins Almira
Donahoe Bridget Roberts Bebeces
HRtr Mary Cathrine Reiter Bshter
Felton Lydia sproule EArAh .
Gregg Priscilla Stewart Mrs George
0ldley Hannah 3 Shirley Edith II
aaTtouB Harriet Smith Jennie
Hanson Annie SAhRrdB sharlottS
aehrAnt Susan Smith Ann RliEA
uAVerly Mollie ScyOe Caroline
Hughes Lotto Sprigss Jane
Hammond Mrs .TlRhe Mary
Hayes Anne TomlinRon Matte
heTVey Sarah Turtson Ireeno
JAckSen AFsby Vaughn AnnOV
Lane Maggie WelehhAn8 MArRTet
LsonhArt Lydia Wood Mrs Olive
LytelI Ann Wolf Phoebe
Mum Amelia WOltrey salleyH
Morrison Elizabeth Wallace Annie
Murphy Mrs Patrick
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Very respectfully,
A. l. BoREMAN.

wHEEL1se, June 10. 1865.
Hi. EzeeIleney, 4. I. BOrsman, Governor Of
West Hirqinia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-12

STEIN BROTHERS
Don't braE about the profit, they make on
Soldiers.
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Been BeeFW,

|. oEE1oE SHIERo 9: 9. DEPT WEST VAL
CEALED PROPOSALS viii bs r.cs,vod 49,, =.
~ hands citizens loyal to the Goyefnment ~ ~
% T1tea states, until II n, TUESDAY, JUNE aOtS'
AN''SI H'E lpFnhniug All the t.E al
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-12
FOR SALE.
To Oil Mon

WE are prepared to farnish OIL We'll Tools Of the
~ pest quality At short notice, corner Of St6
Depot Stfeet'' below. the Hempaeld Railroad
-my22lm. J. BopIEy : soN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19

$50, 900 blankets, 10000 pounds of bacon, ar
Arsenal with it, machinery, railway stock, &c,
&C., show the great importance OF this sue
,css, and to what straits the Rebels are driven
to hide their remaining treasures. One place Is
no safer than another-tbc heart oil North
Carolina no moro secure than the Dordel
Of Virginia. Add to this that stone
man instantly fell upon tho raiiroa'
between Greensborough and Danyiiie'
and destroyed bridges enough to make tho
railway impossible. Where then is Johnston
to eol Where could he 90 if the railway wer'
not destroyed The truth is, he has no busi'
ness to keep up the pretenae OF al
.rmy which no longer has even
Rebellion to fight FOX or a territory broader
ihan few counties to defend. There can be
no doubt We shall speedily be treasured OF the
surrender or dispersion of Johnston's Army
and then will be the time for Jefferson Davis to
begin his twenty years guerrilla warfare in the
mountains. We hope he will try it.
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To Advertisers.

Tue WEEKLY TRIBUNE has circulation larger 'i'n inv
Of snv other newspaper and large proportion o H'
take no other Journal The SPACE IN this 'Hee ao''" "
Advertisements is necessarily limited 30 tns' 'S'' ~ |
dvanage Of being easily seen and si are sen''y IA"
. ,rSt i,.ye.t rs pcw..ul.et. There i,as those who
h tried II ,novno advertising medium ia the country 30
cbesp because there profitable to the advertiser
The paper ccuaes among the industrial md Unity ea'-es
the Farmer Manufacturers Merchants and Mechanics OF '"'
cOuntry-snd carefully read by their wives and daughters
II 1, safe to say tina, each advertisement IN read every
,ye by no. less than half million Of the most intelligent
The people. He who makes has business ms eio"'n''s
his manufactures known to this immense NUMBER "
over the ova States csnot fail to do 80 TO hi. own manifest
nn6 great advantage.
Advertisements on the fifth PAGE 81 80, and on The
eighth pspe al line For this weeks is'ue they must be-
handed in to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19

ing chair, he carefully took il down folded il up.
and stepping back into the other room onoo mors
apoogized for tho necessity of his intrusion. and
bowed himself out with his companion. There was
no attempt to interfere with the bold s,rplngs By
he three or four grown men who were present.
One of them, indeed, left the room and wen, up
stairs with the intention, tho visitors supposed Of
getting weapon. The spokesman, on observing
it, only shifted short policeman club he carried
from the left to the rght-hand coat pocket.
Some hours later nephew Of Mrs. Tylers called
upon the father of the young man who had walked
of with the flag under his arm, and asked that thu
French flag which the son had taken might 10
returned. OF course the father knew nothing
ibout it, as the son had not taken him into his
counscls, who, he preferred, should be free from
all responsibility for his acts The lag could only
be called French because it is tri-coor, while ts
field with seven stars concusiyey settled is chat
acter. Ii was lodged in place OF safety
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19

EASTER ELECTroSs. st Bgrfi o'0nfT's Church
-Wardens. stephen Csmbre'ins, john w. Mofs'eil
Yestrymen: jacob Reese Theodore W. Riley Aaih.a
Smith Pki.etus II. Holt, George G.. Kellogg. Samaes r.
L,on Hiram Noul = Hczekiah b. Loomls.
Clnrei 0frts Tararnrr0n-This Church. situated on
Madison ave- corner OF Thity.i.hst.. has chosen ;ss
following officers for the ensuing yer Wsrdens san
a " Valentine. Geo. j. Nesbiit Nestrymen: EeiG
Eyre William Il. Clerke Edgar N. Crawford Henry
4. OaA'e. 1. f. Thor assem- j. hobart Her lex. A. fos
&c Higgins, Wm ii. Ward
Trlndy Clu-ct. Ns1 R9ct,Ie-Naidens: Elward q
Smons and Richard Lathels. NcsJymen; Robert L.
Fisher Clarke y. Potter William ). 1o5e, Robert
A. Chesebiough. Robert r. Mo.rE'and Charles God
yc p r.
C1'rrt Of hr Hly Trindy-Wardcas; Eoheri Dr.
mont swain Wnkicy NesiTymen: John l. Pulen
Wa. A. Freeborn T. H. 1rcmain. ". Higbie Smith,
j. Nelson Tappon, $ Henry Huri, Enlaglan IL
Vi .hOls CLarl,s Il. Randall
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jones' Historic Bust Of President LincsIu.

At this time, when the name Of Lincoln is
on every tongue and his memory in every heart any.
thing that recalls wildly to the eve the features Of the
honored martyr is peculiarly welcome. and viii bs
gazed upon by thousands with Dou.nful Interest The
bust executed by T. d. Jones OF Cincinnati was
menced about six weeks before Ar. Lincoln len Spring
field en- ronte to occupy the Presidential chair The
last sitting was given only two days before hrs depart
ure As work Of art it has high mciit--as rtfai,
il is truly fac-simile It Is bold and grand in o,line
il is modelled with exquisite skill; its expression Is
faithful to the lie and it is Characteristic in il whole
contour and in every line Of lis elaborate maa pustob
Il IS but very rarely that successful poriraiuIes
achieved in plaster but in this recognize the positive
Individuality Of as well rs the closest resemblance TO-
the subject The simple dignity Of the unpre'cnliOs
man, tie native nobility which never failed
in any emergency, have in this bust. b,ea
caught and perpetuated for the admiration aad
respect of posterity. 1t will undoubtedly 10
received as the historic bust Of Abraham Lncoe
not only because 1t is perfect Ia al poins o. intel
ectua and physical resemblance, but because it is the
only one for which President Lincoln ever sat. FG
,ome reason or other, this fine and very iInpertss
work of art seemed destined to remain in obseuriy
and but for the intervention OF Mr. Henri l. stuart Of
this city It would probably have remained unknown
until now He recognized its merit, ordered sons
casts TO be made out Of which but three or four have
yet crossed the Allegheny mountains. One was seat
TO Mrs Lincoln, and has since formed prominent
|ohe,t of attraction in the red reception room at the
White House Washington. Another has been IN our
editorial rooms for some time, end viii be exhibited
to-day in front of THE TRIBUNE publication Office.
third will be shown to-day at the store Of A. d. Porter
& Co., No. 5i2 Broadway. These busts will assuredJ
attract much attraction from the striking points of eI
ceIlerce which we have enumerated. Mr. I'D. Jca,s
is at present engaged We understand, upon full
length icsze statue OF President Lincoln, for which
be made careful and elaborate adies while engaged
Ion the bust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19
POPLAR PASSION.

The tidings from California OF lawless as
,aults on the Offices OF certain Democratic and
French journals, melted Cat least, preclpltated)
by the news Of the double assassination at
Washington, affords fresh proof of the truth
we have already recognized and acted on-thal
the general and Just Indignation needs to be
moderated and controlled, not infamed and
aggravated. Here is a specimen of many let
ers received By his moig other journals;
r. the EJiio, Of The ". L. 7r'bSHe
SIR. The bells are ioling for our dead President
the brayest. true St heart ia all the land is still
II you don't hang 800 OF your Northern pro.saver'
rai,ors within a month hope in my soul they II ham
ou within two. They show some little vim IN th'
Ieyils service am born and bred
SoUiHFES WOMAN.
Bitimorc April 18th. 1865.
We shall certainly hang nobody, nor nci'
,thers to hang political opponents, no matter
what they may do, two months hence. We be
icye in freedom Of opinion and (within Limit
prescribed by law action as well. We weIt
100 many years under the ban OF mob sent
nent. and have recorded too many acts q
wicked violence to which men-and women
too--were subjected because they were alleged
10 he Aboltiouists"--a they had o legal anc
moral right to be. Our country has noblj
passed through the initial ordeal imposed on
ncr by abhorred assassins-let rs all do our ut
most to keep her calm and law-abiding to th'
end. Every act Of mob violence is National
cAlamitY and shame.