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Playing Cards.

The figures on playing cards are symbolic
cal of the four great French orders. Clubs
mean the trefoil, or the three-leaved clover
and designate the husbandman. Diamonds
designate the merchants and traders-car-
reaux, or square tiles, having been formerly
used in calculations. Spades, the military
order, being intended for the heads of lances
THE Spaniards of the present day use spada,
or sword j and hearts represent the ecclesias-
tic, les homDses DIES chesrs, or the choir men,
the last word having been corrupted into
oosurs, OF hearts. The colors are Of the sea-
sons--red for summer aud autumn, black
for winter and spring. The number of cards
in each suit--thirteen-. is equivalent with the
number of weeks in each quarter, and total
number. of pps. or dots, counting court cards
at ten each, comes We believe, to the number
of days in a year. The tour queens are Els
ther, Judith, Pallas, Argine, IAN anagram of
regina, or queen,) and the four kings repre-
semitic founders Of the four great nlonarches.
David, Alexander, Caesar and Charles, or
CharIemagne.
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Wages OF Labor.

Labor is well paid in San Francisco.
E Bricklayers get SIS day; calkers flor Sun
day workl $l6, and for ten hours on other
days, $50; steyedores, rs; blacksmiths, "a
to SO; chambermaidt, 500 to $25; lauudress-
es, 1926 to $50; men servants, $50 to 49,;
men cooks, $40 to $40; printers, rs cents
per 1000 ems; shoenlakers, SIS per each pair
of boots or shoes; and policemen 1926 a
mouth. These, Of course, are gold prices,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
NOTICE-JamesH III. Johnston, Jr.,
IN u George w. Johnston, have asqo-

IN Il George w. Johnston, have asqo-
ciated themselves together under the firm of
JOHNSTON & BRO,
c, he purpose of conducting the wholesale and
retail Wood Business and Ship Broker
age.
and Hard Wood, which we are offering to pur-
chasers at the same price it is selling at in the
County Dock and deliver it at their houses with
out ..ny expense of carriage. Merchants and 9TH
ers doing business in the city, may send their or
ders, and rely upon prompt delivery of the kind
of wood they specify without requiring their per-
sonal attention. We can be found at Newton's
wharf next to the Ferry.
JOHNSTON BRO.
BRICKSi BRICKSl! BklUholl III
YVNHE Subscribers are now prepared
to ell orders for any description of Bricks
Of the:; own manufacture in Norfolk. They
guarantee to furnish good article as can be
obtained in any market, thus saving to purcha-
sers freight and expenses. Brick delivered to
any part of Norfolk or Portsmouth, if desired.
Samples can be seen at our office on Roanoke
and VIM. H. Turner's, Market Square, where or
ders NAV be left.
iii -i372 ARMSTRONG & CO.,
] Roanoke Square, Main street,
9sh Norfolk, Va.
N. B.-Manufactory ust northeast of Race
Field Bridge. ~ jun9-tf
Nj. SMITH q BROTHER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Agests of the New York and Virginia Steam
NIAGARA AND SARATOGA.
Liberal Announcements made on shipments to
New York.
Office at their old Warehouse, Town Point.
aull-tf
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Emigration Statictics.

Ssnce 1914, down to Christmas, 1856, no
less than 5000 900 emigrants left the United
Kingdom to seek their fortunes in other lands,
Of whom 8,697 ,7S9, or nearly 81 per cent,
went to the United States ef America, 2.I77-
$50 to British Colonies, and l75 ,s71 to other
places. - 80
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iniquitous profit be made out of'the consul
mer, certainly needs reformation s.ai@ ~.
'rhe consumption of tea in the United State
isset down at $4,000, 900 pounds annually.
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JOSHUA HI. KING,

JOSHUA III. KING,
Successor to GEORGE w. FARRANT,
Norfolk Va,
T. THE OLD NAVAL TAILORl
Civil and Naval Merchant Tailor has removed
to No. 4S, Stewards New Buildings, Bank street,
Bank, and + li4
81 ATLANTIC HOTEL.
Fall aud Winter Stock,
English and French Cloths,
Cassimers and Vestings, just received. Please
call and examine before purchasing.
Bank Street, Norfolk Va.
oc-l3-tlst,jan 45e
A GOOD CHANCE.-The Undersigned is
IN DESTROYS of retiring from the publishing bu-
siness. He therefore offers for sale on reasonable
terms, the Shreveport News Printing Establish
ment. The paper has an excellent advertising
patronage; the Job Office connected has all the
requisites of first class printing establishment.
As paying institution, the establishment has
proven itself unsurpassed by any other office in
the State or country. To any person wishing to
portunities offered.
Address, with stamp inclosed for answer,
JOHN DICKINSON
Sole Editor and Proprietor,
oetl7-6t ~ Texas ST., Shreveport, Ia.
NOR RENT.-Stores Nos. 81 and Sc, under
the Opera House, for 1867. Also, FOR SAIL
Store No. S, Campbell's Wharf.
oct13-tf J. T. REDMOND, C. R. c.
NO / PERUVIAN GUANO AFLOAT. j
EO Tons fresh and prime just received and
E. H. DELK, Agent,
octl0 % Commerce street.
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A CHEAP WEATHER GUIDE. = Two
drachms camphor half drachm pure saltpetre,
half dram OF muriate Of ammonia and two
ounces Of proof spirits, in glass tube or mar
row vial, will make a very good weather
guide In dry weather the solution will re-
main clear. On the approach Of change
minute stars will rise up in the liquid, while
stormy weather will be indicated by very
disturbed condition of the chemical combina
/ t,rt,
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THE PRIcE OF GAs.--The present prices Of
gas in the cities of different parts of the Uni
on, with the g,yernmenttax added, are about
as follows 10 Albany, 1915; Baltimore,
So, 80; Boston, average, 50 so; Brooklyn,
average, SO SO; Buffalo, 49, so; Charleston,
SIS; Chicago, s., so; Cincinnati, So, so; De-
troit, 81; Jersey City, 81; Louisville, So SO;
Lowell, SO Is; Milwaukee, $4 Newark, SO IS;
New Orleans, SIS 50; New Haven, So Is;
New York, average, SIS 49,, Philadelphia, So
16 Pittsburg, 81 go; Providence, 81 rs; Rich
mond, So; St. Louis, 81 II; Syracuse, 81 rs;
Washington, 10. The prices range from
So so to SIS per thousand cubic feet on tie
Atlantic side, and from $40 to So on the
Pacific coast Pit'shurg is the only city
where the price is 30 low as 81 60 per thou
sand cubic feet,
We clip the above Information from an ex-
change. The price in Norfolk is SO. and in
Portsmouth So, per 1000 fest.
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~ u Il G. Il s. s d & . X -
WHOLESAL LIE GROCERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, III.
AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
Corner Wide Water and Commerce Sts.,
NORFOLK, VA,
Soluble Pacific Guano and Flour Of Bone for
sale at Importers price.
Ten Shares of Stock Homestead Loan Associa-
ton, for sale cheap.
VNHE COURT OF THE CORPORA
1 TlON OF THE CITY OF NORFOLK, held
by Judge T. G. Tabb, is now in session. Liquor
mer chants, and others who have failed to secure
from this Court, the necessary certificates as re-
CURED by the"Acts of Assembly," would do well
to make immediate application for the same. II
found in default at the next meeting of the Grand
Jury, their delinquency in this respect viii not
be overlooked or excused
jun27 j. A. LYMAN, D. C
(HARLES REID 81 SON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NORFOLK, Va.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
shipment of SLAVES, and SHINGLES, Corn, CoTToN
and NAVAL STORES. may2l
MARRIAGE GUIDE
A MOTHER Il ID ITION u > Il
N PUBLISHED, being the 3Sth of the Pocket
AoCULAPIUS, Or Every One his own Doctor, in
eluding Treatise on Diseases of Females, Irregu-
ing those diseases in both sexes. By VIM You've,
NJ. d.
Every may conduct any Of secret dis
eases incidental to youth, manhood old age,
without resorting to the 1uacks OF the present
day.
Let no man contemplating marriage be another
hour without reading this wonderful book, as it
discloses important secrets, which should be
known to them particularly.
Let the weak and bashful youth who has ruined
his constitution by the debasng habit of self
abuse read this book.
1t will be sent to all parts Of the United States
and Canadas for so cents. Address,
DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
. No. 40 Spruce ST.,
junll-Dly Philadelphia, Penn.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WILLIAM A. GRAVES,

STEAM SECTIONAL
MARINE RAILWAY
SH1PWRIGHT, SPARMAKER l. CAULKER,
SA W AND PLANNING MILLS,
LU4UBER UFA CTURER.
No. IS WATER STREET.
rs We are prepared to build or repair YES
scls or boats at the shortest possible notice, and
furnish drawings, specifications, and models of all
classes of vessels and boats Give US a call and
Judge for yourself. feb lily
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O1O SOUTN .&REET, M IpANCONA
Oh y pa the highest Price ~ Ladies and
geDfe cast thing No. A2 SoUEH street .oelOw
Fourth. CAm
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AUCTION SALES.

NJ " II =
1, JOHN EDGAR THOMSON. Trustee in certain
5 s. 4 SS
ompany, TO ne as moIteaeee in trust TO secure the
Con pany tc &c amount Of 900 which %orteagqi :
IN ne dce for Recording pceds etc IN and Tor the
county Of Blair on the sth DAY OF November 4 -
i do bSfbv sye EoSce that default having Been ade
rest % % demanded on the ssa bonds viii 10 odTsG
ance OF he wntt n request 10 me directed OF the
the said bonds and by var ue OF the conferred
upon ne IN that respect BY The sa mort age expose to
M.THoMAs 8 sos !, ,Auctioneeis at ibe PHiLGDEGS
fila / x hGNGE, in the CITY OF Phi adep6ia on
thursday the 9th dav September A. d. 1866 upon the
terms ana CONDITIONS hereinafter stated the whole
lbeWeOie oi that section OF the Ty rome and 'oar
PeBnSivai ia Raj road, at or near yrOne station in
Blar county to the point of connection with the
known and designated as The Int rsection,' being
6te miles % and one gSeT G@ S tl tnS s nS
cor strucled together with all and singular The rail-,
re propeat, every description acquired by aud be
longing to saio company adjacent to or connected with
miles o. road, and, all the tolls incomes ISSUES and
al the lands and occupfcd for railways depots
or sat ons between SAID points on said section o. three
thereon or procured therefor
AND GENERALLY.
AL the lands railways rails bridges culverts tgestle
works tool louses coal houses, wharves ences rights
grounds. works, masonry, and other superstructure
zeal estate pUidr gs, and Improvements of Whatever
nature or kind appertanng belonging the above
mentioned TopertY and to he said section the said
Tyrone and Clearfe d Railroad and owned by said
Company in connection Herewith.
The said section OF the Tyrone and Clcarfield Railroad
extending from he point OF Intersection of the said Y
and Clearheld Railroad with the Pennsy vGnia
Railroad the point OF Connection with the graded line
the said yrone and Clearied Railroad known Iand
~ he Intersection" is about So miles in length.
TERMS OF SALE.
$4,000 of the purchase money 20 be paid in cash
the properly is struck off, and the balance within twenty
days thereafter
of purchase money, to the extent of the
dividend thereof payable on the bonds Sc
said bonds be made in the said bonds coupons
and the dividend is less than the actual due upon
the said bonds pons the bOders NAV retain pos
session of the said bonds and coupons recepting
10 the saiu for the said dividend and endorsing
payment OF the same on the said bonds or coupons.
Upon the purchase money being paid, aforesaid
the said Trustee will execute and de ver deed OF
conveyance OF the premises TO the purchaser pur-
chasers pursuance of the power conferred upon him
by the said mOrtGage .
nv fur her into ImatOn in respect TO said sale,
premises may De had upon app lcstion TO the under
signed Trustee at the office the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company No. 23S S. II bird street Philadelphia.
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee,
No 23S s. THl RID Street
NJ. THOMAS & SONS. Auclioneers
Nos. 1879 and l4l ;. FOURTH Street.
6 II m3m Philadelphia
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
L. CARPENTER u SONS DANCING

~ L. CARPENTER u SONS DANCING
No, 625 ARCH STREET.
d. l.. Carpenter. the We'll known and experienced
Master OF Dancing and Calisthenics, respectfully in
forms Parents and Young Ladies and Gentlemen that
his Academy for Private Tuition will reopen for the
fe'op'iO" SAfURDAY sEPTEMBER l, 1866,
for the Fal Winter, and spling.
livery attention here toore, viii be paid to advance
his lcholars In every particular, and he be
punctuSly at his rooms NO SEo ARCH Street, daily
"-'' NIB DAYS OF TUITION FOR LADIES.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AFTER
FOR YOUNG Mis- ES AND MASTERS
TUESDAY, THURSDAY ANP SATURDAY AFTER
EVENINGS Fo FOR GENTLEMEN.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY EVEN
PRIVATE EVENINGS, FOR LADIES AND GEN.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, AND FRIDAY EVEN
DIRECT PRIVATE TUITION
given in classes or single lessons every morning
Terms etc made known at d. L. Carpenter 81 sons
D. L. Carpenter Son will give their attention to all
the latest fashionable dances OF the season
Al Galops Wahzes, Hops etc, and the many differ
~ GERMAN COTILLIoN
Quadrilles. and in fact, any dance thar NAV be
luested Scholars commence at any time curing
ING ian anp PRIVArE C0TiLLIoN soIREEs
will be given to scholars and friends at his Rooms this
Soirees at the usical Fund ball and grand Masaue
Annual Floral Ball v IL be given at the Academy OF
music this season Information viii be given aDp-
cation 10 d. l.. Carpenter
CONSTANTINE II ONIDAS CARPENTER,
s27am No. 625 ARCH Street.
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TEES, ALE.

whereas, THE GREAr WESTERN PETRO-
lEU n AND REFINING COMPANY, of st Louis,
n o did, the Twenty third day of January, 4. ID.
Eighteen hundred and siXty-sx convey TO the under
scIbed secure the payment of certain promissory
nOte made by said Company, and bearing even date
with said trust oeed Tor the sum OF ten thousand three
hundred dollars, payable TO CHARLES w. FORD, or
10 his der day ter the date thereof with lawful
nteres and a to secure the paym ent to said Ford
all other moneys which he might, from time to time
advance 10 said ompany at its request with interest
And whereas 1t was in and by said Trust Deed pro-
yided that, in case the said Company shoud make
default in the payment OF the moneys secured by said
note or in the payment OF other moneys thereafter
said Trustee might proceed sell property in said
decd de crbed part thereof at pub c vendue to
the highest bidder at the east front OF the House
in st Louis for cash, first giving sixty days public
Advertisement in some newspaper printed St. Louis
and in Philadelphia
And whereas, Default has been made In the payment
OF the moneys secured by said deed, notice Is there
fore hereby gven that the subscriber such Trustee
will the eth day September, A. D.. eighteen hun
dred and sixty-slx, between the hours OF IL and l
Il ouis Mo-, sell at public vendue cash to the high
est bidder, the lands in said deed mentioned aud
NhCh described follows :-An that certain tract
of land situate in the township OF Harmony OF
scrDed follows TO wit;-Begnning at a post at the
northeast corner OF The Herkner COmpanvs lana, and
thence extending south one and thrre-ourths degrees
west hundred ana seventy and sevenenths rods tot
post at the southeast corner OF the Herkmet COmpanys
lands thence south seventy and One-hal degrees east
OItyone and seventenths rods to the sOutheast
degrees east hundred and eighty-three and four
tennis IS post The northeast corner of the tract;
then north eghtyetgh and One-fOu tn degrees. west
thirty nine snd eghttenths rods to the place of begin
ming containing foIty-tour acres land
Date June Fl, 1866. HAMILTON SPENCER,
629 not Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.

l. r. FRANKLIN BALEY, Trustee in certain Inden-
OF MSTgass or @ o, Che 5 desc
the principal and interest of bonus OF SAID Company 3
day Of Fe6rusy A D. 1861 and recorded IL the once
O rec m say GSed S eG m Sna O H. g 3 3SG IN B
book b. page lis etc and IN the office for recording
Sy g. tsn6T IN S9a oT I 3 Yu IN book SS TIE f
400 etc. hereby give notice that defaul hav ing been
interest due and demanded on the said bonds, viii
@ 6odes o. han IN mt @
bOnGs, and b. virtue of the power con erred upon me
sale, and sel 10 the highest and bes bidder, bv Vi.
H9MA sQHS c,Fs at Phldd. 5hG n5l
Thursday the 9th day of September d. 1866 qpou
Of The said ased PREMISES and franchises viz
he whOie OF that 'ection OF the Tyrone aud ear
sylyana, 70 Phlpsourg. in centre county. pennsyyl
vania, as the same is now constructed together with
spikes IRON timber, bridges, fences together with all
longing 70 said Company sppurtenant 10 said road
and q the rights, il6eries privileges and corporate
income, issues and profits 70 be derived and TO
arise from the same and ali the lands used and ocon
pied iOr way depots and stations between said
points with all buildings standing thereon or procured
AND GENERALLY.
All the lands rsiwa raj 8. bridges cuverts. tres.
rights OF way Workshops machner,, stations depots
depot erounos Noiks masonry, and other supertruc-
whatever nature kind apperaining " BELONGING to
the aboNes entiontu property and To the said ion
of the said TN rome and Clearfe Railroad and owned
by said ompany IN connec on there with, and all the
rights berues privileges and corporate franchises OF
saio andConpany.
The said section OF The said Tyrone and Cearfield
Railroad extending rom said Iyroue station Blair
c, unity, TO ana through the oough of Pmlpsburg in
Centre county, is about 2SS mi es in ength
TERMS OF SA. Il.
10000 of the pun chase 10 be paid cash when
the property s struck OIL, and the balance within twenty
days thereafter.
Payment on account of the said balance of purchase
TO the extent OF the dividend thereof payable
the bonds cured by the said rgage and the matured
coupons of The said bonds, may be made in the said
bonds or coupons; and II the Dividend is less
than the actual sum due upon the said bonds
and coupons. the no ders may retain possession
he said bonds and coupons receinting TO the
said Trustee the said dividend and endorsing pay
ment OF the same on the said bonds coupons.
Upon the purchase-mOney being paid as Aforesaid the
viii execute anu deliver deed OF conveyance
the premises TO the purchaser purchasers In pursu
tnce of the power conferred upon him by the said
mortgage
Any further information respect to the sasd sale
premise may be had application the unders "a ed
Trustee at his Office, No AZ South THIRD Street In thC
city of Philadelphia. - - - --
X. FRANKLIN RALEY Trustee
No ~ south Third street
NJ. THONA AS d SONS, ,uctoneers,
llm3m Nos. 80 and l4l South FOURTH Street
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IT o Z ! G.

NJ o I G Il.
!, JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee in certain
lndenuTe OF Mortgage OF the property hereinafter dc
Company to me, as Nor pagee in Trust to secure the
pay Of the PTRGi al Ia sn 9 ere Of bonds Of sad
dated the l2th day Of May ~ D. 1859 and recorded in
Of Blair, the 18th day OF ay A j. 1851 in mortgage
book A, pages 5C3 4-567 and 8; and in the Office
the 2I6 day q May, < p: 1853 hortgage book !,
teen made for more than ninety days in the payment q
the interest due end demanded on the said bonds will
holders OF more than ssh 90 in amount of he said
bonds ana by virtue OF the power confer ed u0Gn me IN
and sell 10 the highest and best bidder by NJ lHOM
Grange 10 the civ OF hllare elphia on Thursday the
9th day of September D. leG6 upon the terms and
N or gagged premises, viz. :
The Whole OF that section OF said Tyrone and Clear
field Railroad from the point of intersection with the
Tyrone aud Lock haven Railroad. near Tyrone Blair
Pensylvania as Inc same is now constructed together
with al ard sineu ar the railways rails bridges
every description acQuired by and .llging to said
to be derived and to arise from the same, the
lands used and occupied Tor railways depots sta
ing thereon or procured therefor
AND GENERALLY
All The lands, railways rails, bridges, culverts tres
works, too houses, Goa houses wharyes ences rights
go" 81 dR ssnd GgShs
zeal estate buildings and improvements OF whatever
mentioned properly. and 10 the said section Of said
Tyrone and carrie abroad and owned by said Com
pany u connection therew n
he saio section OF the Tyrone and Cleared Railroad
eXterd ding he intersection OF the and Clear
field Railroad with the railroad ormerly belonging to
the yrone and Lockhaven Railroad Company, but
70 the Bald Eage Valev Railroad Company, is about
20 miles in length. - r,,
$1,000 OF the purchase money be Dad In cash when
the property struck OFF, ana The balance within ~ days
thereafter
PAGMENT on account of the said baanc of purchase
monev, TO the OF the dividend thereof payable
on the bonds secured by the said mortgage and the
OF the said bonds may be made in the said
coupons and If the dividend is less than the
actual sum cue upon the said bonds or coupons, tine
holders may retain possession OF the said bonds and
coupons receptng to the said Trustee Tor the said
dividend and endorsing payment OF the same on the said
bonds coupons. , =,
Trustee win execute and deliver deed OF convey ance
OF the premises the purchaser or purchasers in pur
suance the power conferred upon HIM by the said
mortgage. 49,, - -----. 4 -, -, -
premises may be had upon applica ton to the under
stoned Trustee, at the Office of the Pennsy vana Rail
road COMPANY NO. 23S S. Third street, Phadel phia.
~ JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee,
No. 23S g. THIRD Street,
M THOMAS d SONS, AuctoneeH,
5 Il mf4m Nos. l39 and l4l s. FOURTH rect.
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General Butler and Wendell Phillips on
the R0rnpage.
From the Herald.

the INOflpaSCs
From the Herald.
We published yesterday two important docu-
ments, showing the drift of events on the radical
side in this political contest. One is the speech
of General Butler at Gloucester, Massachusetts,
the other letter from Wendell Phillips, pub
lished in the Anti-SldUay standard. They are
both characteristic documents, and just such as
We might have expected from these men. OF
the two productions that of Wendell Phillips
exhibits the greatest tact, wdness, ph'loso-
ply, and honesty. They are both filed with
venom and extreme bitterness against the
President, and call for the adoption OF extraor'
dInarY measures 70 puv Aim out OF the way, or
to use the language of Phillips, "to find some
measure Et and efficient to serve their purpose
the deposition CT the perjured aud usurping
trator.n This IS the language used against the
Chiet Magistrate of the nation, who has the
drmness to stand by the Constitution in this
trying hour of the nation. The philadelphia
Convention and the South form, however, the
burden OF both these maniestoes. Butler endear
yoTs TO show that the Convention amounts TO
| nothing, vet in his very argument he proves 1t
| was formidable affair. Wendell Philips, on
| the other hand, starts out with the declaration
that II Is OF the greatest importance-if not in
immediate results, it will 'prepare a way for a
| desperate conflict in 1863" and calls upon the
| radicals TO prepare tor the struggle. pointing
out as one OF the means the deposition of Andrew
! johnson.