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IUkklbHlNG GUUDS,.=
Adapted to this market, than we
have ever offered. Y We hayc given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to lightness Of fabric.
strength Of. material and durability
Of color. Much the larger portion
OF, our Stock is made In our own
workshop, and we warrant It In
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not Of our own man.
ufacture, such as are usually sold
ready-made, the difference we shall
be glad to show our customers,
In fixing our prices, from whicl,
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state Of the. market, and tho uniyer.
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
+ We give below some or our lead.
ing prices 81 tjfAsi sI ,l&iin
CHECK oAAsaIMEBE 4 SUITS. /! ;. ~ ~ aa::.I.ssOo
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. III 90
ALL WOOL TwRED.sUfTs. .y..;.:!.t. rs 90
= BLACK AND ,:wHrTE, MIX CASHMERE j.,
SUITS, our oMu make: !. :. :. - II 90
THREE STYLES OF N1DpLEsEx oAss1.7la
MERE SUITS. DARK, !. MEDIUM, AND
LIGHT MIXTURES. .............,..... ...1s 90
BLACK AND WHITE NIX CASHMERE 4
sOIIB. .:....,...........,.....0 "a 90
SILK NIX, TR1oor. DIFFERENT NIX. f
PUREs .i.,,.., "A 90
FINE BLACK GERMAN THIcoT SUITS. ..a 90
DARK BROWN GRAIN De PoyDER
srr1ra Eb.. TX i Stil : =. x ~ :,
BLACK DRESS SUITS. ranging IN prioo
from. .1s to "a 90
LINEN SUITS, hoann. ron. - ~. IS 70 % %
" In addition to the above. we have
many good Styles Of LIGHT AND
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sBTHE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION, ADOPT
D nv tn, oard Of Fro M.ors at II, last menting ia
punished 'or the Information OF tho Fro Department,
R''nfef That An, of hnv dol1ra bs Imposed on any
onHarv that shall nStrov fornn. posts or any nr nte
nv rnrlc n-nn-rtv whaoevar FIR nuro,sea of f1ol or
onrrwfsn. unass IN of general onnHlrr,to7 and
tho Department o'.1O "
Nv ordor. n. N. sTRoBEL
may II Clerk and superintendent
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(. HuMons OF THs TEIHonAMu.-The following oo.
One Of BataYik's bellies enterod the tcldgrsti
oihoe ahd presented TO tho gentlemaniy operatof
Communication, 90 and requested to hayo it sent
Ihe smart electric agitator requested hor to ap,
Y Tould not be required sstho knew Her hand:
Here is something from abe coal fegidns TIN,
following message was sent from on Office in ,thai
1ls ik =. . feT days3 aso" jillG! ih&EG iIE
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70 fteot hiF. O. ", Fh:, 81 4 Hy
\ Como home TO marry III. ,E; Stuart, Thursday
morning, Ansrer iHme distely. .fsl II U AH-'
80. e - = - Mrs. g. W.
The worthy, divine received Tho message in &
iaofo. He doubtless thought ho was going 10 no
M his Tiiein way quito popular noHslays. This
aCemS and marry mo-, mo- aiar,t ThaIsday Thu
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s|ERRORs OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
VINO suffered for years nom Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Docny and all tho oocts OF youthful indscro-
ton. WILL for the sake OF suffering humanity iand trce
t. who need II tbs receipt and directions for making
thu simple remedy BY which ho cured Sufferers
wish to proat BY tho ndvortiscrs o1pcenoo can id
20 BY addressing. In perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN.
April onoes No ~ Cedar street. New York.
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Heavy Failure

NEW Yonk, May 21.-Thoro la rumor on tho
street that FRASER TRENHOLM & Co., have failed
for AyD0O, ,00l storling. Gold 1879 in'conaequence
LATKR-EvErRo. Commercial says Cable
dispatches announce tho failure Of FRASER TRIn-
HOLM y Co., and the report is confirmed BY tho
agents OF the company In this city A.XA 80
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THE MMARION.S'TAR,l

TsTABIIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YRAR3 AGO, IA
" publiihed at Marion, c.; In the central portion
o. the country, AID oifcra favorable medium 10 Nor
ehAnn, DruHsts, AAehiniits aud al classes who deart
70 eIifrl their buSlneAs In tie Pea Doe country,
foi the beuoht Of our tivdrsing pAtfohS wo shi IN
addition - our Iubscr.puon List which u oonsanuy
ereSsne pnbsH tpd distrbute ahaitouhly 5000 e1rs
scptsa q ths STA, during ths egsnoss season thu
Is s[55 Rstst af Advsrti.lns GSsrai. 81
n EeTtAesS % ~ Bdtcf ead PTcpdetoE
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sTN0TICE.-A l. PERSONS INDEBTED TO
mo aro hereby cautioned not to mouoy duo mo- to w.
e. alobos, % hs has authority to receipt for tho
'am, ALBERT o. STONE
Nav ol t.t /,
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SHIPPING,

s,Kr- For LIvERPoOL.-TIIEA Al GJEwI
$1SS huIerican slip BOMBAY, Jnrlon Master viii
tStS y have dispatch for tho ubovc port,
For Freight cDgLecmenta apply TO
,.- COURTESAY TRENHOLM
"! 10 Union Wharyos.
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sT. ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIF1CIAL"H
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Dra. F.
BAUcH and p. aoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
iApri II lyri.
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A STJIE STE tMEH I,II1yT uOY 70 AM
g. ptfnvnt Under 'n!iY plrs, thero will be no
IT , "a u.o Clerirson and Savannah Steam Psokot
May 2l W F''"~S |a'n insS
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cablo Dispatches.

CossTAsTNoP1E, May 21.-Tho Sultan will visit
the Paris Exposition.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 2l.-Tho America touched.
LONDON, May a.-BunxE, recently convicted OF
treason, is hopolessly i'll in Dublin jail. s:..t
LIVERPOOL, May 2l-Noon.-C Cotton oasier; sules
5000 balos. MddliDg Uplands 1T. Orleans III.
Dteaastuffs auot Corn 40, and provisions steady.
Lard 81. Pork 70. othcr articles unchanged
L1YKRpooI May al a P. M.-cotton very dull
and heavy, though no decline has boon established
Pork advanced 1B.; quoted at ss. .,, "a
LIvEurooL, May 9ci:-Eyoning. ng.-Cotton closes
quiet Sales l0,O 900 bales; hiddIing Upinnds lid;
Orleans 1l4d. Manchester adyices favorable. Corn
Sss. Cd. Provisions quiet. Common RoHin 7s. 3d.;
fair 12s. Cd, Turpentlne S5s 3D. ). .s!s.s
LoNpoF, May 21-2P p. M.-Finnnces stoady. 81
LONDON, May 21-Eroning. -Consols 9s. United
states bonds 72S. Dutch standard No. "a Sugar
as. 4 = ..,,-s .ll! --ll
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New York Hsrza.,

NEW YonK M,y 2l.-Tho case OF CLARK against
J. D. BRooKs regarding The ,propriotorship oi
til, Express newspaper. aftor four yoars litigation
was aniicably adjusted. ERAsrus BnooKs having
purchased oLanK's intero,t the pub LEGATION will
bo continued by BRooKs Bnos,
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OFFICIAL

.-.lH . OFFICIAL,
Headq'Es. Military Post OF ChnrIeston1
CHARLESTON, 8. c., May 10Th, 1867. I
aErEnAL onpE7s 30. 1B.
]. The following arc announced Registration Pro
cines Of tho Military Post Of Charleston comprising tbs
geographical Districts Of Charleston. Berkeley and Col
leton, VIZ:
80 CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
PARIshRs OF ST. PHILIP AND ST. moHARI.
tit CITY OF CHARLEsToN.
FTssr Pnxonor.-ward 80. 1-Oity Hail. Ward No,
2-court House.
sKcoFp PnEcrScr-W.rd No. e-Iat Pon, Market;
I'd Pot. Palmetto Engine House, Anson street.
THtRD PnkoMor.-Ward No. &-Ist Poll, Engine
House, Archdslo strect I'd Poll Engine House eornar
George and College streets.
Founrn PnEoncr.-ward No s-Easlo Rnsao House.
Meeting street. = ~ lp sn-
Ward No. e-wsshinston Engine House, vandsrho,.,
street
Ward No. T-Ensino House In Columbus street
Ward No. s-wnE1's Wagon Yard; King street.
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|. a@-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
z II. WHITING. Esq. n candidate ior sher1n o.,
Charleston iJudlciAll Diarict, at tho next election
Soptamoer 10 j.. Z: 'E.i.c u a1- -'s. $50 =
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Martnc;iNows. b.

.. T. uAokAno' inoWus ~
New YonK. May 31.E-Arrissd, tho Manhattan
from Charleston,
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An5thor Erailuro
--latest rom nIoxinn,

.1b An6thor Fnnuxo. N&o
oNqiNFArI HAY al. .--HIaDE PORTER havo
failed. :, Liabilities Sl70, 900, il -. ~ az 81
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For NEW YORK.

<ef-6f<~ THE fAvoRITE sDRwHRRL
Efz%Sffrr RTEAMSAP "CHAMPION" will Ieavo
-xS<.lflLfEfI from hrowp & Co.'S south Wharf ON
-I2? Safariay next. May 25th, at - O'Clock. .
6 The ship. OF thus Line are provided with tho
most ELEaANr ACcOMMODArIONHf for Tho comfort Of
passengerS AMI insure FIRSr-CLASS. EI I'l
aS The champion Is the o ly sdevhee1 steamsr
hat caves Chnrleston thus week. TTI
43- All Freignt ehg4geInents must be made at ths
Ofioe OF tho Agents. -
For Freiglt or passass, apI ly 70
~ - SritEEr bkOTHERS O..
- No u Eat bay.
:, Agents IN New Yors-HENRY B. MORGAN L 90. he.
70 hroadway. ,.N 6 Mayo
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Du CHAHLu, the celeberated African explorer,
delivered most instructive and interesting leo
ture lastnight on the Gorilla,n terrible monster
and lion in strength and muscular Development.
Du CHAILU tells us that the Gorilla need not be
regarded by. us as 70 man and brother" - =
Nothing now In theatrical limo except that
HickErT In holding forth at the Broadway ne Fall
StAH .t.'i.i:;"lq ~. ~ a. MOULTRIE.
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NO. 80.
A Prophecy Of Retrihusio".'-
Gloomy Reductions.

The venerable Nathan Lord, y D.
Tor third Of century President OF
Dartmouth College New Hampshire,
amid all the political infa,uaiion and re-
D iou- fanatieism that surrounded asmi
and that compelled him finally 70 sur
render the position he had - long
adorned adheres steadlastiy to the prin-
eiulps and opinion that he espoused be.
fore the insanity that nc~ prevni.s IN
tAi. section of country had become gem
sral The Charleston Mercury OF sat
urday publishes portion of a private
letter written by him lest month to one
1l he former pupils, extracts from
which We sutJoin
30 not justify, in point q Christian
principle or mmoa prudence, the meth
ID. hy which you sought dress OF the
wrongs YOU have, for iaore than gene
ration. received from the North. Bu.
more blame ourselves, first iar our de-
uuntiation of slavery itself in distinction
lrom IL. abuses, and then for our ire
rre.sible conflict with IL, undertaken
upon false moral and political grounds
and carried on hatefally, a. u has been,
after Mah0mcsau fashion. We're the
institution "a NAHUM Ia Sc, and not some
times a conservative ne essity for all the
parties our method OF overcoming It has
been from first % last, unworthy Of
Christian people We have done the
work We have given yoa dreadful
punishment Bot a. We have done ].
In unrightcousnesn, cur retribuilon,
some time, some how, viii come, perhaps
to general dissolution
Yet } dare no, speculate about the
f,tur, fold my hands,
and Wal; upon the providence Of God.
ia, in the general and IN the long run
| see no good before u. judgment val
come
u think thus the rather because
seem to see an approaching catastrophe
o. all the nations The world has grown
oli ia ,ransgression From EAST to west
the experiment Of reforming and saving
10 ha. cen tried in vain We are the
sss.1rumost and last and now tha'
lhtislianiaud, Anglo saxon, republican
wisdom ha. failed, instead Of calling on
God Tor help. we are calling on the ne
sro We look 20 d hruiified, saIftles-,
and Hcenuous people Ga aid US in the
WORK Of solfEoeernmeui, which has
been impossible 60 ourselves, and which
! now believe is impossible on earth
The demonstration seems now almost
complete that man can neither govern
nor lie governed nor govern himself,
ani tha2 the Inst failure viii somehow
Prove the greatest OF all The volcanic
thrass Of the nations to oyerturn arbi.
trary power will he ultimately success
ml Then liberty, equality fra,erai-
Is will have .t. shors day and when
Co. Babel seems 20 be completed, the
dream Of earth viii vanish
Here all such propheeym- j. win. |
ind myself almost alone sometimes
imagine that | could Do no moro among
YOUR people and even among the phi
hnihrop,.t-, who have given them n
boon which they now know no, how 20
use. ard whirh those boastcrs never
would have given them bat 10 make
thsm .ab.crtient 90 them fanatic ! en-.
,erpriscs or their lu.t Of poecr Bat
my DAY il past What can one AZ three
score ana fifteen DO but 10 repose, and
I rrate, and lament
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knowingly and wilflly, cntico away
an apprentice or conceal Of harbor
dc.ertiug apprentice shall, upon con
vic,ion thereof pay to the master or
mistress FIVE dollars ls5 Oo) per
day. for each day said apprentice Is
So absent. or concealed from hi- mas
ter or mistress. and shall likewi-c be
held liable Tor al damage. proved to
have been sustained by the master or
Mi. .o,-. On account of such will'ui
coulaalIug harboriu. or euucing
away 10 he recovered hy suit before
any Court having jurisdiction Of the
same
sr. II The County Judge ,hall
have power 20 hear and determine
aud grant al orders and DEGREES MS
herein provided as well in vacation
o. ia term time; PuriJsd, That in
all applications for apprenticeship
ten d1v, public notice o. in cases Of
guardianship shall be given and nc
m.uoy shall be appreuticed except at
% regular term Of said Court,
Approved. October . 1850.
speaking Of the Southern strug.
glo for Independence, the New J ors
World some time ago said
\ more rcsolutc putting forth Of
moral and physical energy has never
been witnessed Tho Greek con'cm
pomrlcs af Milfades, the Roman
contemporaries. of Scipio the Eng
lish contemporaries Of Cromwell, did
not exhibit higher intrcpidity or a
more heroic ardor Woo the North
disercdit our own yalor when we dis
paraec W hehrlg that 81 the South
Our endless mu-ter.rolls our colossal
debt our -ummouing the negroes to
our aid. are q satire upon oar man.
hood unless the enemy who so long
with.t1od u,--au enemy 20 inferior
in number and every military re-
sourcc-wa~ endowed with great
aualitic. To deny them the credit
Of their manly virtues on the ground
that they we're Shareholders would
reverse an the judgments of history
The men who fought at Marathon
and Thormopylr were SHAREHOLDERS
the men who did no, despair under
.I..f.f.at az tguu1r were siavphlld
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oprripg of the French Legis-
tatifrc.



The French LEGISLATURE nne' 3H
the l''h INST he following Is 'n'
speech u the Emperor N"pn'eoh
Inc Emperor Napoieoni ~ M
speech before me corps Les',ia,'i'
On tht Assem- hiihs "i 'na, "''y y!
imperial decree to-day saia
Serious events have happened IN
Earore almost iu'hiiil's me great
Napoleon idea 20 unite ail the great
homogeneous u'ii'ns hi'her'o seper.
atea, ans when o. the 'hly p's-,'ie
balance Vi power ia Europe vel,
man and liaiian eyeni- nave paved
the vaY % u Their success cannot
disturb France ! Goa aio.i ana
helped the peace when russia anu
Italy made without remembering
AUSTRIA.
France was tu.i ana neutral In
another rart o- 'he siore "s nave
been Obliged 10 employ i'T'e 70 re-
dres- Legitimate grievances ana We
hafa en1e4toiaa 70 raise an ancient
empire Inc happy results a, nr''
obtained were compromises ~ an
inanspicious concurrence Of cif.uin e.
stances Inc cunning l'ea '' 'hs
Mexican expedition wa an elevated
one 20 regulate people and i'm.
49, 49, q ..l.- a..l
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rra pru--A duel ,, was 'oo' ,' y.
r.'aT..lay moru,as above a .,5,iS. CO
l. aal oval i.ele,ro auA ,aa ~. nm, ~
, a'n re'aitos fatally to eo'4 o, ,, ,gr .b@,
c'p''' me lsn hand barrels ee'ns '''', 4,
-as .s .nIle,.. distance thirty p. e
T t ,, . to,h arcd almo't 1i's ,grsarh
the "'' i.sts,re received eal ,. y L .,Ilsl
,gs.h,8, below the heart ana VA. ' ,,''I :
h,' ~, ~, .pot anl Genin ~ss ''''' III \.
9" s's ,be bail passing '4'eO .,''r Il,
SSct The latter Vas I ,s, S,,
e w., nv hi. friends, bat lied Nss h Sa,
T ,'-o, ~ rom his wound lS.n ON t !.
g,a,iios, one leayins a We lis ." oG' mi.
A .sIar.n apl the other a s'' ~, "a Ia,. h,
g nv AN. ai,y originated at me 'a'S NV y'
a 81 the Dry dood. Clerks w, , i
h Is ,s, ,' iha, Geuin had 'nI 49, ,.,.
c ~. .eot a ehaiease, ~ h'sh sbi
at S Ser,ea promp,ly and the re ,'t, =, = m"u
s ,l. ,bat two widows are le ,. y NIL I.
N w. w. nl,,mely death Of their h"'0'"
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The New Orleans Times says some
day. ago we published briei ae'
count Of the roeapture OF Nh james
7 kimbail and he wife, after twenty
years captivity among 'he Indians
In q Chicago Republican, Of late
date. we find full details @! Nh. Kim
balls capture from which SIC take
the following description of running
the gauntlet
Apparently snfioitsa W'th u'gtaf
thy savage condemned the other
prisoner a. run the gauntlet ou the
morrow. which they necessarily aid'
though much bruised aud were then
adopted into the trbe, having spiAc-
lent endurance to gave them caste
among Che sa'aEes, hlmp'''' amer
successfully passing me ordeal lof
himself. offered ana ne lnalan' fer'
mittcd him 20 run, in place OF ms
wife Soulie,s as these savaeos we're,
they had sense enough 20 appreciate
the motive ct thr offer. ana 20 iet
kImball pass the second ordeal "i'h
bat slight molcstalion.
The gauntlet for tho occasion CON
sisted Of 1880 warriors, ranged 40 a
double column, face 10 face .ea'in.
spac. Of from eight TO ten iee' De
tween the rows Through TINS the
captive must pass Each savage was
allowed to strike one blow or make
one 'hru.tat him as be passed along
but only one nor Wa he to step
from the line to do so. IN ihd''n
followed the captive to see that no
advantage was takcn, exhibiting 10
this what might be termed honor
among thieves More than this.
the prisoner WIS allowed two -hieids
of birch bark one upon eafh arm
. for hl, protection. himhaih ny
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Tho Columbus Enquirer n's'~
! following reasons for planting '
r. on, people Of Georgia n .1o any M
y ~, s,s, 10 prove to them the I'm. ne
other a.i,r '' for ,hc,r paying les ''' sna
ee's'N he culture Of cotton , 1n"
: uon '. ~ ~ Il. manufacture ata . Jun IN
%G', ~ ,s for dyersifyi9e their .,. :"
g , ,bey have it IN the 'on'', AZ,
Y du,,' .s oe negro emigration 70 M
y W., W. Ina year or two more more. >" an,
to We We, Louisiana, Arkansas a Az,
&c rxas Win produce more en, NOM ' ,e
- nav ever made before ana D"V ~ Ii
I'd s1"s , w' acre, tia, planters In IN IL, "a
in ham, ,' =" ean thrive on prize Tor 90
the tss', No, viii barely pay Ter "' ~ :,
vas ~, ,ure here. Then our Gso's' S;a /,
,ss' , w.. w,ll regret that 'hoy ~ NV 90
20 S, ,ssr crea, branches of su''n ,'sar
'A ma Ind have retained the 'ao''
IN, ~, ',;vsn work to the poorer ,'' n,osp
' u Contributed to the genera ,hs F,
y Of the pee pSop their reform.
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How sooS FondorrsN $50 la,s
H. 5eaA 80 soon forgotten us
IL ra " Of the world. Men en-, take .s. u,
~ ,bc hand. and are anxion, soous
y. Sc,l,h Of our bodies, aud laugh
a S1 ,b cay AZ on the wheel, ,ha, We
~. somc,h.ns 70 DO with the turn,
nN, . ~ ,be e1?th. Some day we Owe
- n re bur,sd. The sun docs NOT
a Wv, for our funeral every'h'nS
,os ..,.. AZ usual We are not misseu
the streets men laugh at Joses
I nns ,r two hearts ieel the woun" ~; y,
,a,ictiop. Que or two memories M W.
r hald onr names and forms pa' VI,
~rrrl moves in its daily circle an'
N ,hrce DAYS, the great wave OF Nm
| an, he last vcsticc OF our h'es'
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.r., NV NaRs -'''' -,
Rfttr ~, INV s,.patch from >ew fs o.
i'n ~. .,s,ine tsat ,ho south ca, ~. ~
c-'eEsaa , 800" had shipped nine 'oa -.
"a, .aad bashcl. Of corn ,o ~ S spS IN
P Pm i mau,ite. between S u u.s. gooJ
= 'srs. .'.a a, Cooper lns,i'''e ios '' !,
/ y eis A ,, ,,n,ro.e' and Il is proper \
1 benevolent p ,hl contributions, thoasI
, ,assh needed have no, been ,sn " as@anJ
asrye treaty to tighten 'n ~ \. sv presel
' apoa the ta,e Treasury Ny. IN a u
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John asked Julia i she v0a aS,
- Inn No. she said a, once, !,
no, have YOU; bu, beiore' ohn cow n.
nv ,o S from hi. surprise she arehly
ny, IN bu, YOU may have me
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which the executive mi .ht do for it.
self. or the harm which il might do
TO others, by the bc.towll OF offices
Suppose, Tor instance, that there was
a post 40 be given away. TAese were
sure TO be twenty applicants for ST.
and when IL was bestowed all that
the President lad done was 10 make
one mkc-warm friend and nineteen
enemies. The friend was silcnccd
for after he received the appointment
he had to make favor with the Sen
ate in order to get il confirmed The
man was rs likely as not to throw
over the President altogether
Il was different when the EHecu
tive was in harmony with the Senate
then the candidate knew that he
could secure q majority Of that body
and ho could venture TO give hi, adj
hc-ion TO the President In pointof
fact. the Executive hal not made
more change, than were required by
the public service not so many as
were ordinarily made There was a
great cutlery because the men who
were actually IN power had filed all
the offices with their friends and
supporter. and they did not want to
see them removed
With regard to the threatened i'm
roachmcnt tie President said with
mile
bad contracted old world wide
ideas derived from Magma Char,a
and so dowuwarls, respecting the
right oi the accused to bee heard, and
10 be fairly tried lu, these seem TO
be going out uf date Now. com
n'tec -ittiu. iu secret and hearing
one eide only. and that side the enc
mics of the accused pryudgcd his
ease lti- consistent part Of the
general system which We see being
pursued
Frequently during the converse
ton the President reiterated his be.
o. 81 Il .,,l Ia .,...,.t,,aI ID 81.
hei that tee people w v, '',"'u'''!
begin 70 I''A '' A1 ' h 4",' '.;,a
uonaI side lie seemed 20 be con
tent to be Judged by the fidelity and
persistence with when ne n'u 1n
harcl in Nj, policy 20 fine C1n-'ilu.
U'u' W"', ~, ''' 0.'," n T..
u''ond. ia, '''" "''- u, =. +, VIZ >.
resoiNded II congress ahu W, p '.uu
NY refuse To ''go9 i '''g o n, siia
,,on a. law ''p p,a ufG" a., oni r'S
'et'''nS w. ~, U'. ~ : .l
with reeafp To ~, ,,'' 3'' s La;5 a,s
nor sihSu''i' "''''"s'"
himself nave Inc courage 10 opP"'l
pcy''''iN mem 'i'e'I ~. '''' ~ ~
OF lawyers |ho 40 . NOT ' p,,5. 10 Az
mt P'''o''ly ''' 80, - H.,
r'Eh'' Out ~"'' : To- "e , -a,,,.1 :,
I NJ and tbcp however. publis
man is found Who Is J 10i a,i Eio, |
far cxomrlc made forcihlc .pccel
In defence Of the President and tn,
SUPREME Court lie said IN tbs
oo,,,-o 81 H. -e,se-sbn uyuau-u .,..
n .r'1 no, violate 1t ,hem'e''e' ~ H.
, VIA Nv, collation. us others "h,n Wv, y
+ NIT rs ''o'a'' II ,his conflict "a
4 can prc,'", a., Constitution impii'
an, ,,',.'n an either side the 5u' MT, ~, II
% not he al . y", and loves at
l. i..i;,,,. in the laws OF h,1 y.'" ,n
y o''''' ma, such mau ma, . ,'I
II .G, called traitor hu' VI ...' W.,
b l',', american citizen any " =,
to ,n, with an oath up9" W. ,;,,, :,
III. SCIENCE . '. ,'' I,r upon it. sub'er'
IN w.. bru,c force, aud iaN' , Avn;
HlI Wy ais 10 INC lI'|'f