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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING
FAD! READ!
and receive wholesome advice where to bny your
CLOTHING FOR MEN. YOUTHS, AND BOYS,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
cheap or than any other house in the city.
Thsbnly thing necessary to convince you will be
to call at
GREEN TREES,
Gil BROAD STREET GOLD No. III,
BETWEEN EIGHrn AND NINTH STREETS,
whore he is selling goods at the following prices
PANTS.
Good Cssinet Pants ut al.I5,
Extra Casinet Pants from Z? oss,
Good Cashmere Pants at &8.zs to ~,
Prime Cashmere Pants from tttoSs,
Good Black Pants ut 4s.75,
Fine Black Pants atA.Is,
Fine Black Doeskin Psntsat $3.50 to SIC.
VESTS.
Casinet Vests at ~,
Cashmere Vests from $3.50 TO ~,
Black Cloth Vests at -,
Black Silk Vests at $3.50, >
Fancy Silk Vests at 1915,
Black Cotton velvet Vests at ~,
Fancy Silk velvet Vests from S6.5etof7.
COATS.
- Cssinet Coats at $3.50,
Black Casinet Coats at $3.50,
Black Cashmere Goats atfI,
Fine Black Cloth Sacks from ST $lJ,
Cashmere Goats from 90 -,
Fine Cashmere Goats from IS to sl',
Black Frock Coats at IS and 20,
Fine Black Cloth Coats from 81 to 725.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
4 full assortment, and at all prices.
CASHMERE SUITS.
Atwood Suits at *ls,
Casinet Suits dark color at sll,
All-wool Cashmere Suits at SIS,
Stlk.miyed Cashmere Suits at $40,
Fine Silk mixed Cashmere Suits from 90 to sss,
Light Cashmere (Harrisonl atsls,
Brown Cashmere Suits at $50.
Fine French Cashmere Suits from *22 to sa',
Black Suits at all prices.
SHIRTS.
Undershirts Mt 90 cents,
Gray Undershirts at 81,
White Undsrshirts at from IL to ~,
Fine Atwood Undsrshirts at $2.ao TO 70,
Red Flannel Shirts at SITS,
Red Flannel Drawers at Sl.T,
White Shirts atSl,
White Shirts from si.a5 to $3.50,
Fine Shifts at from $3.50 to $780,
Jeans Drawers at IS cents,
Fine Jeans Drawers at from 81 to fl.1,
Calico Shirts at sl.25,
Ruled. bosom Shirts at S?.2s,
Cashmere Shirts, q full stock, from 81 toss
HANDKERCHIEFs.
White Handkerchief at 20 cents,
Linen Handkerchief at 80 cents,
Fine Linen Handkerchief at 40 conts,
SILK Handkerchief from II to $l.iS.
COLLARS.
Goldsmith's Glazed at Is cents,
A.P. Gray's at 90 cents,
Genuine Grays at IS cents,
Grsy's Standing Collars at IS cents,
Linen Collars from 10 to rs cents.
sCARPs AND NECK.TIEs.
Afull supply, at all prices.
sUsPENDERs.
suspsnders for IS cents to IL q pair,
Fine White suspenders at IS cents.
HATS.
Wool Hats at IS cents,
Fur Hats from 81 80 TO IS.
Ihavs also all the late FASHIONABLE HATS Of
all prices.
A full stock Of UMBRELLAS and vALISES, and
At PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES. Don't forget
The store Of /. GREENTRRE,
sll Broad street Told No. III,
ocllm between Eighth and Ninth.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
PHILADELPHIA Politics.

Philadelphia Politics.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-The political
excitement here is increasing rs the day for
the election draws near. A very large vote 10
expected at the election on Tuesday next,
there having been over 1000 names added by
the extra assessments.
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II. W. Latham has been elected presi.
aent Of the Wsshipgton, Alexandits, apd
ssergssoxn Rs!lsos1 Company.
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A New CLAUSE IN FIRE INSURANCE.
PoLrcrEs.--A clause has recently been In.
serted in tho fire policies Of some Of the
leading insurance companies In London,
by which, no matter what the amount In
sured and the premium paid, the officers
are not answerable for more than the mar.
ket value of the goods previous to the fire.
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FERTILIZERS.

~ .
NEW ADVERTISEMENT. II am
u gratiGed IN being permitted 70 psbll.Ih I The
following letter from one No ludictnus ana ais.
criminating as Richsrd v. Watkins. ESQ. Of Hall:
fax, who NJ practical and Successful planter ana
farmer has but few equals and no superior IN
HALIFAX corxrI. 18th sep.sDbsT, isss.
&. b. BENTLEY, Esg., Riehmo..d: a,,.u.
Dear Gir.-I am Indebted 10 your kindness for .
card describing aud recommending your Aanipu.
lated Gusno, I have long Thought there Ias not
enough OF the phaphstes In Pure PrruSinn f9s
the very thing. and have taken some pains 70 re-
commend II 10 my friends.
You viii please send mo nvs tons 10 South bos'
ton b. the psnvii,s railroad. !.
"'' Richard V. WATKiHs.
The special preparation" !sfsrIed 70 above %
that OF the JAMES River Manipulating Coiapanys
heretofore advertised, aud consists Of az pounds
finely ground snd Incorporated, q the price OF
eighty dollars per ton OF 900 pounds: The feen-
la ixture Of 900 pounds sssh h sold ~ seventy
dollars both Of which mix!ures can ss promptly
as ns inT s'' T. b. BiSfLEY, Assaa.
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/ raAr TnousAsp-DoLsAH NorR-Fre.
oueut mention has been made In the pro-
ccedlnss Of tho City, Council, ct this and
preceding sessions, Of o $1,000 bank note
which was In posscsslon Of Mr.. Josiah
Cobb, and which he felt desirous TO have
Disposed Of, 20 that he might be relieved Of
little curious. In the year 1888 II APP
pears Mr.. Cobb was called on by lad TO
change ten-dollar note. Upon looking at
IL, no discovered il was genuine 81 600
bill, and no was curious to know some
thing more about II. So great Q mistake
in the denomination Of note was not
ordinarily made. lie retained II for In.
quiry, and then asccrtaincd that IT had
been offered to lady who conducted the
millinery business, by negro woman, IN
pay for some articles. That somebody
was the loser to that amount seemed OIL
most certain. Mr.. Cobb, under the cir
cumstances, felt himself justifiable In re.
tanning the note, 80 as to lind the
owner. He advertised It at various
times for some four years, and never had
q call Tor il. Tired Of being its custodian,
in February, 1912, he deposited 1t In the
city treasury, with 5000 interest, In trust
for the benefit Of the owner II he should
ever he found. Efforts have been made,
at one time or another, by parties in the
way of administration, or as descendants
Of the colorcd woman, long since deceased,
to get possession Of it, but without effect.
Since the time of deposit with the city the
81 ,OsO.4O have been lying in the city trea-
sury drawing interest, and at this time the
sum amounts to near $4,000. This, by the
action of the City Council within day or
two past, it has been determined shall be
appropriated to the use OF the Union or-
pban Asylum." Thus the mysterious note
is finally disposed of. In addition to the
singularity Of the fact that Mr.. Cobb never
found legal claimant for the note, not
withstanding his repeated advertisements,
IL seems that the colored woman who pre-
sented it to pay bill never even appear
cd to make claim for it.-Baltimore S,n'
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OOO TONS No. 1 ERUvIAN
NN OUASO daily expected, for sale ~
% 7s-N W. 2. JON = = W.
nHENIX GUANO.-Two hundred
TONS PHOENIX 0UANO, saia 10 Be eo4 ~ he
most valuable fsrtilisep IN uss, for sale ~
eANUgL p. LAThR0P, Agent
san Eighteenth street, south side o. Dock.
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@ r. PEND ET.ON'S MADE
-. SCHOOL, FOURTH sTiEET. , B6MhSs
MAIN AND fRANKhIyISEssIoS s, rKoa % si Il.
sure an ABUNDANCE OF TINS for each eia;s, and
ON class graduating. having ano'ns. i \. ~.
secured the sssistsnce OF Mr.. A. y. CHESrtk.
NAN, A. n, an experienced teacher; but the
Principal viii himself DIRECT, snd by exsnanSs
WANTED, scholars 10 nll MP cls..es from xihS1
BEGINNERS ttto per session. 20 BEdINNEks W.
,ooma ct, PRNDLRrON,.
an fin Principal.
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IL. u. Goddin, Cashier Of the Planters National
Bank Of Richmond, Va, do solemnly swear that
the above IL true to the best OF my know
ledge and belief. J. n. G0DDlN, Cashier.
State Of Virginia. city ef Richmond:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this % day
Of October, 1886. EDWARD J. WARREN,
or at Notary Public
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IL. y. Norton, Cashier Of the National Bank Of
Virginia, do solsmnly swear that the above state.
ment u true, to the best Of my knowledge and be.
lief. ]. B. NORTON, Cashier.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this ID day
oc At Notary Public.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-
" Having 9saliled . sSs 1919 q Jssa Ss.aX.
,s s, is q pebble Sslsy ssns|sSsss IN l.
tore 10 prsssnt their slaine ~ eeette1aN aAA ~
:s ;'i: J, s. q. 3 e 81 I
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is. B. Smith, Cashier of the National Exchange
Bank of Richmond, Va, do solemnly swear that
the above statement IL true to the best OF my know.
ledge and belief. 8. b. SMITH, Cashier.
ISate Of Virginia., city IF Richmond:
Sworn to and subscribed before mo this LIST day of
October, 1858. BENJAMIN b. WBlSIGER,
oc a-st Notary Public.
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pEMBERToN 4 CREW, dealers in
bstvssn cary ana Deck. Best RID and WHITE
ASH XNTHkkClTR coal, for gsts., stoves, and
,o.ndF ~ .ns r H woop n n1a
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the Lat Of OCTOBER, 1850. For circulars, stating
terms OF board and tuition, apply TO or address
MIS-. n. y. W. baskerville,
No. Lea franklin street,
au6-ThkNu Richmond, Va.
MISS SALI4IE s. RICHARDSON Will
september 1853, 81 the corner OF Rifth and Frank
lin streets For further particulars inquire q 10.
DOT west Franklin street, or address bog 500 kteh.
mond post .o6ies. AuU-eodxU
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. ll0
PROV SECOND SfREET.-Miss JAcKsOn wtl
resume the duties OF her SCHOOL on AOHDAS'
Let OF October, 1865.
Every facility will be offered 10 insure anhess
female education. esE ~
Terms made known on application.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
Emigration to the States.
RUSH OF GERMANS PROM HAvRE, HAMBURG AMI
7 nRENFN.

lPaFis corTespondcpce LONDON Herald
The number OF euIiexants from Germany arriving at
Havre TO take ship mr. America has atcy increased in
extraordinary decree. Havre journal states that
there not lens than thousand enigrants Iodg
ing In the qearter OF st. Francois alone awaiting
for Engandin the hope getting on earlier Tho
journal remarks that dis Increase Of emigration coin
cdes with great extenson Of the commercial relations
between France and the United States Not less than
twenty 1--WE vessels ae shorty expected at HavTc from
New Orleans one from Toxnk and hve fUm MOBILE all
laden With cotton. Aconsderable ciansy of the same
material also being shipped fos havrs a New YORK
along With other merchandise. IN short the import
lBerlin March 12l eorespondence London Timca]
The emigration 70 North America h daily assuming
greater proportions Up 10 the end % hay thou sand
Bremen. Tho emgFsnts are neariy all Northerpers and
Protestane, whercas, ten years ago the najorty
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

The Reform Debate.
Mr.. LowE's DREAD OF DEhOCRACY-AN EDITOR OF
THE TINES ON AMERICAN AND AUSTRALIAN IN
In the debate in tAe House Of Commons ON tho 18th
instant on the reform question Mr.. Lowe, Of tho
eader writer's OF the Tines In speaking against BILL
sad;-You aware that the wise men who founded
cratic foundation It would bo absolutely impossible
have the English system so they established system
snder which tho Executive government and the Legs
iatures should exist for different period Of years and
should be elected by different authorities order that
lhey might have no point Of contact with each other
ecuve and the Legislature In America may be in
the discord which Is likely to break between the
head OF the Executive and the legislature Now that was
a Of things which could not exist for moment IN
this country tHear, hearl And therefore IL
seems TO me quite evident that II this HoRse means 70
maiutan the great power and influence which u
cses over the executive Government IL must beware OF
putting itself too democratic foundation. In pro-
existing system, until At iast,it will be driven,
liza and other colonies have been driven appoint tho
Executive be whether IL be harmony with the
Legislature OF the time. Now, ask tho House again
w1e,9hsr 1s9 & g A@srs s Ss, and zssS & rs u.s. and , S
i~stiuions ,uhich mainly renders sysem like
,oorkab IN those eeuntries - to push forpard
ppsar, ,otu deprvv q n he nooes property Il pos
ssss aat If orkiss 10 accrdames wita he ssecutirs
Is Il the result Of our experience, looking a. America
and at the democratic institutions there whatever merits
%sy have ha: the people arc Jealous Of the moral
mar who ostracixed from public Ife In America
consequence OF his having committed murder, for
gerry, o perjury, anything Of that kind? ("Hcar
hear, and laughteLl Things which would not be tole
rated for instant IN England passed by without
notice In America For howevcr impctuous and impa-
tient democratic constituencies may be Of tho acts Of
Their members In matters where their prejudces a
fectcd they sinnularly loose IN their conduct in
Other respects. think them that have shown that
such bl as tho government intends TO bring in whlo
would not In any degree alleviate any Of the faults
out In the constitution Of this House, would aggravate
every one OF them snd there Is not single merit do
scribed In this imperfect sketch which would inu
riously affect.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

quiet In ire country than esisist this me; eyebody u at
work; order things has sprung such prosper.
lty expected 20 SEQ IN this country am 5sp 70
trouble with they have all 10 work mAnfuyi
they give impetus TO trade that we mover before had
Similarly glowing accounts como from candid persons
who recently travelled In Texas There s, however
a difficulty In getting Information this subject nom
the ordinary cotto authorities OF tho South which looks
well for prospect The difficulty would certainly not
exist f very unfavorable reports could conscentiousy
be sent
Pr ConfrdA person extensively engaged In business
Georgia reports that tho cotton crop OF tho State
will be small but those OF and will be large
The business Of the cities the coast Ii constantly IN
creasinR.
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or these 20s were aduts. 30 children; males, "a
females, 2i0; coorcd persons, q
The deaths from acute diseases were 207 from
chronic disease, 203; external and other causes ~
The increase last week was s. and the decrease
was IA
This report includes interesting table giving results
per barometer evaporation below, thermometer and
wind o'clock A. ", two O'Clock r. NJ, and
eleven O'Clock p. n, for every day In the week.
nEAT.
Seizures OF of bad made yesterday
by the Sanitary squad follows ;-Tompkns A Co !,
Washington Market 2. ID. j. Mooney, 1 Wright Co,
4; IT. Hart q. Young, .; American Express Company,
& Hndson River Railroad, I Apple Co, 81 Cannon
stre~t, 75 Ibs. Of ham; y. Mclaughlin, il6 Seventh
avenue, bob.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

oiu be r to erese polticaI pocev and therefore, in
my opinion to have abolished the authority Of tho oil
garchy and have placed the political power Ia the
hands Of the blacks would have left the colony In worse
position than before confess should look with great
alarm at proposition 70 place the political power In tho
hands Of those who WELD the physical force OF tho
colony. From all the evidence brought before me am
persuaded that there popularity In the blacks which
will prevent their improvement; they arc people OF
great industry, although doubtless very excabe, and
having certain fanlts that In tme will disappear but
they capable when placed In proper circumstances
Of earnest and perscvering industry.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

Prussfa.
LTBEKrY or Brn90Bo1uv DaWu ON THE PRUssI IN
fFrom the IDudou anippin~ Gazette March IA n

From the London shipping Gazette March IlI
Lord Mansnelds advice u young judge, 70 give
the reasons for his decision, ought surely 10 be laid
heart by tho judges OF tho Pruspian Supreme Court
They have decided against tho liberty OF speech tho
Chamber and, instead OF conenting themselves with
the promuIgation OF their decision, they have been
sufficiently iladvised 10 publish their reasons Like
all things German, this document Ia Of iDordinaie
length and Of more than proportional obscurty. Tho
meaning Of II may however. be condensed into
tencehat the eiehtyfourth article OF the constitution
which the deputies have hitherto relied for protection
In the expression Of their opinions ipuny for
the erpSestoH sacA opinions az they may Aave arrived M
~ ne eyet6e Of noy undsrstdnding bvf nat for the sae
ment Of focfs more contemplate quibblc never
put FORTH which will less bear investigation
How an opinion can be formed question Of fact with
out the exercise Of the understanding II In somewhat df
ncult TO Imagine The publication of Judicial decision
based upon such distinction SURELY sign OF the sub
seriency OF the judges who have strangely fallen away
since Napoleon declared that 'therc were judges In
Berlin
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

FurpTy YrAns OF FBoRo FhkkDOh IN JkhAICA-
pRfTtgu gxPgRfHEsTa IN NEGRO srFrhA9E.
Ia she Rruen House q Lords, the 18th inst, IN
bl sboehlns the constitution Of the islsnd Of Jamacs
snd transferring the government OF that colony 70 the
In the course or the dscusxou Earl Gsxy who sad he
nsI n.id n,rtcusr attention the negro problem foe
thirty yssrs and had devotee psneus, ssen,,on 70
esus o2 The colony has been, The nssroes ~ degree
Nave acquired properly and corresponding ameass cf
{ws - polstc sscsndsney would hsvs passed out of
ths hsnds OF The whites int tbsss q The neeees hh
Gst s1Dlsins ths seadinem q ths yansce 70
have Acted moe prudsstly In scc<pune 80 nsrecs,
and N vropcsne v Dlacs tks sevsnnsss - eesssy
vbAer sks psuss1etlvs snfboiy % ne cvovh rvon s
ne svIxcss have bssn sbss v soect Asss cs~s 10
~ crdnssen - ~ oaa1 peov5 y aSn - nnwnm
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
CHINESE PIRACY.
TFrom the London Times March l31

From the London Times, March IS
Tho Board OF Trade have received tho following artc
usrs from tho British Consul at Tansuy island OF For
mosa taken by him oath from Captain Murray. late
master OF the ship Altoona OF Liverpool from Hong Kong
for Cheefoo which was attacked pundcrcd and burned
oil that d:-"The Altoona was making Tor Chec'oo
with cargo OF 222 bags OF sugar, 800 bale8 or Calico
and boxes Of provisions On tho 18th OF October the ship
when OF the island OF Formosa, was carried ashore
Next day. az low water tho ship was surrounded by n
tiyes, trying 10 board We compelled 70 nre into
them, killing two and wounding several When the lido
commenced TO mnkesw scnt the mato on shore 10 get
assistance from the authorities and to deliver letter 70
the English Consul at ramsuy, requesting assistance
could not doend myself. Morning OF the l5th.-Mate
returned with mandarin and few soldiers to assist U.s.
l6hStill employed trying TO keep tho natives OF; tho
ships ammunition very low. 17h.-Morning moderate
surrounded by boats which the mandarin said were cargo
boats; bat they were all armed Tho mandarin allowed
large number OF to deck on the plea OF
being frends About three M the natives fred into
from tho sand and cleared all the soldiers from tho
rails The mandarin then proposed leaving and taking
all his soldiers with him. After much persuasion got
him stay I'LL dark and no promised TO escort safely
shore. compelled 10 accept this proposition az
our ammunition expended and many boats wore
cruising about Az II commenced 10 get dark the
mandarin's and the on deck began 10 plunder
tho ship They compelled us TO leave the ship. We
loft the vessel about NJ, under the escort OF
ON one Of this mandarns men Next morning a. dayigns I
lection o the mandarns and detained ten days, they
trying 10 the cargo and during that tmo they
seheadca three men and hung ono Of sss prrepn, Ing
with two huudrd dollars 70 pay expenses towards
Wong Kong Its my opinion that wo owe our safety 70
tho frequent coespondence with her Britannia
Vice Consul and Mr. John Dodd OF ramsuy. Tho latter
gentleman had taken means 70 provide ~ kind recep-
tiou In all the places way up here We arrived
here Hong Kong tho evening Of the 3ist OF October
and kindly provided for by the British Consul The
burning Of the ship said 20 have been done by c
mandarins, with view TO stop the pundcriug Tue
ship and cargo were both insured" lProhably I've
pounds expended in ammunition would have saved tho
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

Whatever may have been the mobility Of Mr. John
soa policy either bsiers nis elevation 70 the Predsney
With fer Intelligence than bic advcnares the true
hssrssss the Union. TOE var usdsssaksn By the
eoanst slavery but for the security Of the American
Union. Can thoe Uko o'saed 0en - en<y0etcafiv cnd
:ss.s rely e sss sss 70. sesr. o,sss !: 's s ~ =.
r1N b vs-sns~ W Aer the frightful wsr which has
. profoundly injured the country The Unird States can
srScslss hat usisn, Which Is the i0undss,on and
esrenesh Of their unity, power and influence - oppose
,Sr ssesss sss ggss ,s S ns sy:
u the soush- not IN reality prolong the state OF
vsS and 70 perpetuate dIssensions and hoses which
shh wosk s dicult and the lately rebellIous States
sught TO reenier the Union only under ecacious guar
n ABSOLUTE escasoa ana psrpssa suspieon that they
- 70 Be obtained
PITT AND JoHxsoN-A COMPARISON.
Prom the Londoa Pail Mall Gazette, March 1o1
The position Of President johnson al the present
nsn1 though unprecedented In the history OF the United
eas not without parallel 10 not I'm precedent
When PIT soos once q The dssirs q lisa = the
ssssh Of . large House Of Commons majority against
M, he was very much In the condition Of Presdeat
johnson. Ihe support Of the King guaranteed him q
continuance In once, lust as the President Is firmly
seated for than three years longer by the letter
shs British nation was unquestonably not
By the majority In the Commons but was strenuous In
M support Of the principles Of PA himself just as the
strength OF public opinion In the States sad 20 be In
favor Of Mr. yohnson's views Moreover, the English
Parliamentary majority not 20 nuo insured by any
compactness cf political partissnshlp based on uni
formty o poltea theories by the Temporary union
ef prominent party leaders 70 u n now In America
while an Intensity Of personal ansgonsm is arrsyed
against the President he rests on basis Of political
view which not only sound and sefconssteDt but has
the immense advantage of being capable of exposition
IN tho simplest and pointed There Is 20
cape from the logicai dilemma In which his afversaris
nnd themselves His tactics too, are evidently those Of
Pitt He has simply 10 hold on, while his afvenaricf
damage themselves BY nfuratsd efor'e 70 crush and
his policy Every week that pass's u 90 much gain to
him and &C much loss 10 them. He cansot indeed im
tate the action OF Pitt by first Of all reducing the Ians
entary majority against him from my sixty 70 one
and then dssolv ng 20 the dsnay OF the one hundred
AMI xtv members who failed 70 be reelected
laughed at az nFoxs Martyr" But the practical result
uust be the same far the real working Of the
setus Congress . con erncd: and u v only by such
.trasrle. When e forms u constitution observed
by an sdes that - real strength "a thoroughly tested
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

ssrssrs corsr, e.ssr1' '-rsr We isss' iN lsse,
, ~ Is,', I., ,s ,ss M ~. ls ~. ns isI H. ~
$50. ilos ssi, s,s' sis. ixs ses, ~ ssi. liw
u.s. ssa go, isao, 900. Ises, ~, ls. ~ INA