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NEW DIRK, lStn december, 1866.
MeSSrs. LelUiS IiUie &c Son.
GENTLEMEN:-We have subjected the sample of
Chilled Iron furnished us TO the severe tests
las regards drilling through it that could bring to
bear upon IL. and without success.
1t is our opinion that 1t can only be penetrated by
the use of large number of drills, and the eNpendi
ture Of much power, with days of time.
And we think 1t impossible for a burglar with his
time and power, TO penetrate IL at all
m
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DRY GOODS,
FOurth and Arch SITS.

6OuRCh aOO -ArCh Sb@s
HAVE THEIR SECOND OPENING OF SPRING
GOODS TODAY.
NEW CITENE DRESS SILKS.
new PLAID AND STHlPESJLRS.
SEuECT COIORS PLAIN SILKS.
RTSMARK AND AMRER-COL'D SILKS.
NJ NTAt5NIFICENT NEW ORGsANDIES.
TsT.ATN FABRICS, FOR LADIES' SUITS.
LANA LACE AND PUSWER POINTS.
WHITE LLAMA AND GRENAnINE
SSuTnE WHITE BAREGE SHAwLS.
SPRINGs SWAWLS, OUR ORDERING.
N.B,-BROCEE EsQUARESHAW WIS WITH
THE FRINGE ON ALL FOUR SIDES,
STYLES. S6wfm6m
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DRY GOODS.

229 FAIRIES & WARNER 229
NORTH NINTH STREET.
ABOVE RACE
BARGAINSi BARGAINS
All.wool Tweeds, Boys wear, rs cents.
MeltonB, for Boys Wear and Ladies' Sacaues, 6S
cents.
Spring ShRwls, from auction, SS.
Double-width All weol Delaines, 6s worth rs cents,
Spring Balmorals Sl25.
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, etc.
Apron Bird-eye, Nursery Diaper. etc.
DOMEsTICSI DOMEsTICs!
Bleached Muslins, best makes, lowest prices.
Williamsville, Wamsutta Bay Mills etc. etc.
Best Unbeached Muslin, yard wide, 10 aud 20 cts.
Yardwide Domet Flannel, S7a cents.
Super All.wool Flannel so cents.
Ballardvale Flannels
Caiicoes warranted fast coors, 121k, l5 49, and 2Oc
o Gnghams, 22 and 70 cents. o.
YaTd-wide Spring CacOes 70 cents
Bargains in Huckaback Linen Towels, 2S cents.
WHITE GOODS WHITE GOODSi
Soft finish Jaconets, 25, Bis, and 80 cents.
Victoria Lawns, 81, &7a, 45 80, and go cents
Nainsooks, Undressed Cam0rlcS, swiss, etc.
Shirfed Muslins. fine white Brillants, etc.
Plaid Nainsooks, 25 81 37s b0 50, 50, and 20 cents
White Pigues, from auction, b. cents
Fine Corded Pques, 621a and % cents. .,
Ladies' and Gents Linen Hdkts, from auction.
Hosiery and Gloves, at reduced prices,
Linen Shirt Fronts 80, s7, 49, So SO, 62a, and 75c.
Three-py Linen Cuffs, 18 cents
Marseilles Quilts from auction cheap etc.
FAIRIES & WARNER,
22a9l NO. 229 NORTH NINTH STREET.
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years spen IN IN 9tne, pr1ltiesn l1t
crown to establish, ppon this western
continent the first great experiment
ofseltgovernment, immediately upon
the crowning ofther efforts with sue.
cess. elevated to place and power the
leading tories Of, the Revolution -
Tories tthen sought to defeat the
founding ofthe Republic; Rebels in
late years, both north and south,
sought to destroy the Republic. The
former sank into oblivion, and not Q
descendant oftheirs can at this day
be found that viii! own his ignoble
ancestry. The latter ought and We
believe, viii find the 7 same obliyious
grave. 4 f they do not, then, do we
rtremble for, ,ournohle government, for
to be traitor will be made rcspccta-
Il A 4
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DemagOguery.

ea This everlasting fuss, about taxing
bondsy and the huerand cry Of brassy
1Iiaaaed and feather lnnged Copper
head meuptebarnIkss, pte'brI i, on Ntth the stump, is
'hut a new eruption Of the chronic old
disease, ofAgrarianism, wherswith
nnprincipled men for the most mer-
cenary purposes, attempt to array
labor and capital against each other,
and to accomplish their base purpos-
es by pretending to be the special
championslaf the poor and tax rid
den people. eia9a bao li@is b. sit3s
+ AslaSrule,' the men who actually
pay the heaviest portion of the taxes
are not engaged in this groupdleess
Eclamora 1t comes, mainly from the
other. sort who areinot greatly inter-
csted about whether tho tax collector
comes around or not. When the
,Galipolis bank failed many, years
ago q man got the news i'm Cincin-
natl. while OH the street trading.
,,,n,';.talv haonme greatly ex4
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= vast deal Of lying is being done oD
just now by the copperhn'esadl papers
ard theirr bloviattorss rs on. on the stump, in
regard tpt tptlhpeair their gains n1thhe. in the States '
that have already held elections in
1867. The object ofall stheeo false
pretcncess is 70 70 create hstpp the impression p
with the wagering, and yascilating
republicans, tthat,ithere is a re- action
going on that will eventually erestore
copperheads and traitors to power; ---
The New York, Tribune 1which, il by
ailqdds. tho ifairest and most reliable
statistical paper in the country, thus
effectually spikes hthis copperhead
gun BY paratiing the official votes d
the States that nave held elections il
lse7,Wherein the. copps claims TO
have, gained 7G, 900 .votes,. but where
IN reality they have lost 4lO since
1860: 9pp8sgco cHel hh4 1850 b0g .3t
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Bond Aristpcracy.o

We hear infthis political campaign
Of comparatively little else, but a
terrible howl about bond aristDcracy,
from those mcnwho, during shcterfi
BILE struggle for national preservation
occupiedItiie same positiori toward
loyal men that the tories Of thcdold
Revolution occupied towards the pa
triot Fathers OF the Republic and
their cry now against these bonds is
but, tha;continuhtion of'thsir old ef
forts when thcyscofed 1at tho. cur.
rcncy ofthc ion,GTdishollragedt en-
Iistments. andr murdered United
States Enrolling officers during the
rebcllion.n Without 3 attempting to
write atolength upon this subject; let
every man reflect FOR . moment
whether the sweset1scented Dean the
Blackguard Pomerova the arch trait
or Vallandigham, 0with owh6m the
Cops, seek to suppiant that noble
old p hzssss' w q IL, tho United
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.afOrruMwAii' HoRsE FAIR The OF
ctumwa Driving Park association,
will lihold their first Annual meeting
and Horse Fair at their grounds near
this city, on on the lIeeth,, 17th and 18Th
VI Oe.ppef, y t'"esA1i "sA11i 81 4. 7{ g.IIiff3fa
aniThis Will be- an exclusive horse
fair Premiums on 9tr.sting. draft
and saddle horses, double and single
'teamsl rpadsters, stations, brood
maresl flies and colts, will be given
an bunting in the aggregate to- oIove.
oht thousand dollars, which will
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STANTON AND GBArr.-sentor viii
son. Of Mass, writes 10 the Nation, A.

= eSs- .a2f
STANTON .ANDGBANr.-Sentor Viii
son, Of Mass, writes 10 the Nation, a.
follows: ''.'..2 = '5s13l re- &st
o"From the day he entered the War,
Office to the, CLOSE, | have followed
him with tho. best opportunities for
observation, and ana sure the nation,
owes,a debt il can never pay to him.
AS Chairman, Of shs Military Com
'nittee, / was brought into intimate
relations with Mr.. Stanton. I sat By
him under al circ4nstancss-in the
hour. Of victory, in shs day of disas--
ter, and in, these later times Of ankle
ty and humiliation, and Lean truly
declare that he was, sn able, honest
and devoted ststssnen. Often rough
in speech and act; sometimes hasty
and Of necessity unjust, he was yet
ever earnest, 2assionstely devoted to
the country and % liberty. It has
been my fortune 70 know many pub
lie men during the trials thro' which
we have passed, but no one has i'm
pressed uPonelmy mind more evi-
uences of being actuated by sense
of duty 30 the country. s6gsta'7tqns
/ "I know that he remained in office
for the pasttwb years to do what he
could to save whAs tRe country had
done. He felt that il was Q hard
lot TO be distrnssed " friends. and
we often talked tho matter over
Some months ago Ne said TO me: =.
vii, not resign: I will die IN ithis room
rather than lesss my posi- of duty.
I know Nave done some good and
prevented much evil, Land, our friends
may see it whom I am gone. He be-
Aevedit Was sheduty Of spublic man,
Is wsll as a asoldisr, 10 sacrifice him
SELF, il sesd Be, for the country
honored and loved him for Silently
Bearing the burden Of sffice and re-!
lsproach. He gave the highest ev,-.
cence Of patriotism and nnselfishness
in staying in Johnson's Cabinet.
"Grant knew that Mr. Stanton re-
NAMED in Office for the sake Of the
country, for hs was present, not only
a few weeks ago, w hen Nh Stanton
spoke Of these ma:tsrs. They We're
friends, agreed in policy. ] am conf.
dent Grsnt is acting from the same
high motives. Ifso, he is making y
| great satriScs that should win our.
respect. lfhe is acting otherwise he
is false 70 opinions which 1 know he
Esntertained, only few weeks ago"
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DRxrER-T The aPRtcE q AeruXt1Y
PAID FOR HfM.-The' famous trotting
horse Dexter arrived in this city on
Wednesday morning from Chicago.
He was delivered to Mr. Bonner On
the afternoon ofthat day, and yes
.terday Mr.. Bonner DROVE him forth
first time on Harlem Lane, and also
the private trotsing park near
combs Dam. One Of, the Direc,
Of the park relates that as soon
he, horse made his appearance in
+ Of tie club house all the gentle
present took off their hats. 4, As
e has been, considerable discuss
popcerping the price paid for. tbs
ing Of the Turf iwo Lave obtain
for publication the following re,
It, which will settle, the matter.
Received, New York septem her 8. O,
bert Bonner, Esq, thirty,three thous-
dollars for the h,.rse Dexter, sold by
svious agreement, and this day delivered
me To him, aud warranted s9and,u
40 a, +. FAwsErr,"
Ip order to form an idea of Dex-
S superiority oyer all other trot-
g horses, it's only. necessary /, to
to that during Flora Temple
ire career on the turf she, trotted
Y tour or five heats IN less time
IN 2:22, while Dexter has trotted
in less than two years twenty-ssveu
heats in 2:22 or quicker, The horse
that has ranked next to Dexter on
tho turf during the past two years
is Lady Thorn, and 4 she has nevel
made even one heat in i2:22, while
Dexter has trotted, ashorseman say
"away down'in 2l79,N y ,Pess
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THE OETUM VA C0URIER R,
Dead Issues y

|IflTne Coppy.,yare, ,clarmorous for
amnesty, and that the cloak Of obi
Avion shouldl bc drawn OVER their hid
teohs record asof Tdislcyalty made
Hdupring the tatione fife and death
.strug ggle.' When our candidltesshow
on tho stnmp, that every man the
Coppss.. arc running on tho State.
county and township ticket, opposed
the war, discouraged eniistmerrts, de-
clared It d a failure and virtually rec
ommcpded surrender to jeff. Davis
pins1s64, and do this b. their own
County organ, editel. then BY their
preset candidate for ff,.. .thelegislafurc-
E.I.. Burton their candidates, all
cry out in blubbering chorus "dead
|iissaes."' ! Men Of WappelIo1 ! county,
I What say q - you? viii You !, 81 declare
KY your votes on the 9Th day of o.
|,;obcr' next that in YOU: opinion there
is NO difference between patriots and
traitors? Shall 1the,iir. infamous rec
ord be no bar to their holding hon
orablc and lucrative officsk7 Was
there then 10 difference between
Geefgo " Washington, III a and Benedict
,AIIirrnold2 In Lse'as good 2 patriot as
1irant2ifShaA Stonewall Jackson
have hs higha monument aa the no.
tble MCPHERSON? Are the living and
dad heroes, Of your own county who VII
stood, mp manfllly on, the field Of bat
tie. betwecniiyoui and tho enemy
entitled Q tol 10 more consideration
than the Laswelrs, f'rshklih's and
Fowle,rrts. Who Vent into the rebel
ranks from the Wapello county de-
,mocracy? Is Caldwell and Dudley
who allied cnlistmcnts,, contributed
money from their pockets attended
soldiers aid meetings, rejoiced at
your triumpbs, and welcomed YOU,
home, ,desserrGyiInpg no more Your hands
than eBurtnno and Flint,owho done
hone Of these'tkings?G 70 beoa .3hasi
Has Tom Bedwell whor publicly
declaredin AgencyiCitytin, presence
oferedible witiiesscs,l ithatstbeodraft
ought not and could not be enforced,
and whn as Il Supervisor ipvaribly
Soted against appropriations for soI-
diers' : families,.' tie same right,, to
he. iisaGe & I~raiiiilM e,s.! ,s...s sq
Sanford Kirkpatrick. who rushed TO
the field ofhattleInt the first gun, and
ffSSgght his wat up from theranks to
ailst, II 1Ll41lsituiIttse.Rancy in'tho glorious "a
Iawa2p ~ R}lli1' ! e7slt 5dts2f@I s9mi
AoWa'aaI 1oirjeo hae ram t49ifad Il
hnWilt,yon honnrthe faithful soldier
and upright official Col! Porter with
your comfy judge o'ffitee.,l as . par
tial reward tor, serving you ,hrayely
firfthe front? Or viii yoln give tito
Fowleriwho sehf his son into the rebI
el army. to fight iSr your destruction?
These areall important quest tions, in
no sense dead issues unless the peo-
pile are deadte honor, or,patriotism, prin
,ciple and sratitndrt #, y9n are
worthy Of The, sacrifices the heroic
dead Tifiyou desire 70 make treason
edifops and fdihty andpatriotism hon
Or, ~
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be he.ss ssoiIc, on our unsurpassed
track, it is expected that some of the
faf test time over madein the western
cd,ntfy Willis Witnessed loH neli
II The premium lists and large pos.
tefs are now, being prepared in this
office and will soon be ready for dis.
tr,bhtion throughout tho country.
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Syracuse, Sept. 25.

Al the Republican State aConven -
tion to-day Hon. Roscoe Conkhng
swAs chosen permansnt President,
Gsn. Ackson- of Saratoga. was POM
mated for Secretary Of State; Caf,in
4. Hurltart, OF st. I4awrehce. Comp
trOller: Theodorc &. Yates, of UktD,
Treasurer. n w.I etai ssle Al
A resolution, was cffered, fayorinE
the impeachment of Presidents IDhA-
scn, q N rsfkfvNd. t'5 .'fS' '''''a ~"
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81 VIZ arc again underobligations to
Squire RrrE fora fine large basket
of peaches, Of lis own raising, He
has raised and sold over $50 bushels
of this delicious fruit this year at an
average price Of $500 per bushcl. y
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oLD.sERlEs VOL 10 NO 2so
~" TER Asvancc.r

have done what no nation g1,. ,.ev:r has, j.
done before.e4 With the rapid Increase
OF population and wealth in this
'coutry this task will become, lignter5
and easier every succeeding year.
Let lus By sur Integrity meet III like
men "FtH 69isir -9fSit 9if} ~ ffJ}2i}1
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.TnE, official rote Of Tennessee is
declared to be as follows: For brown,
.low, candidate tor Governor. s44S4
for Etheridgc, 22,55O. Brownlow 5
majority, 5l.934. Tho total vote for
Republican members ofCongress was
q, ,2O3; tor the Conservatives or reb,
els 22, 0a7. Perhaps the C Copperheads
can cipher . gain for, THEN, side out
ofthatiresult, but we guess it will
bother the knaves 10 make ,thoir ar
'ithmstlc held wa,er-r-sH Hd.ok~x l,i i
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"a, two, headed snake was captu-
red near Bethlehem, Ky., a few days
ago twas about ten inches in length,
and though the heads. were distinct,
there was but one vertebra and one
|pelvis. There We're two eyes in each
head, and each mouth had the same
appearance and size. Sometimes il
would dart out one tongue and some,
times the other, and at times boil,
simultaneously. The heads each tur-
ned from the body attthc same, de-
gree, which prevented the snake from
making much speed ip crawling in
the grass, as II would get between its
heads. k.,i.tdl, nasI ,e. .ait..s..,
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pEMocn ATffs vtjTE IN 1855 ANp ls0IY

io So it appears, by the actual record
which cannot lbo trnthtully gainsay.
ed, that instead ofa gainaof seventy
five thonsand-4we do moi couMti M6n.,
tana--thc Democracy isidown ifbran
nctuAt loss sJaialb b aija.}fio 9nibna j
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sgsAed our warllke rcnown all over
The world During all these trying
tines it has wisely administered the
internal financial economy 1of the
country, 50 that trade, and commerce
have been immensely profitable, the
agricultural and other products aof
the, people bringingutiusually aremu
pneratiye prices, until today the
country has entirely recovered from
the mountain load of bankruptcy, it
inherited from democratic misrule,
that was crushing the life out of it
ten years ago, and now the sheriff
ana constable arc no more to be seen
at the doors of our people with the
inexorablc execution diiT <h,5 H
,GsIn less than two years, after the
close Of the war, with dall the extra
ordinary expenses attending tho
payment of the mustered out army
the equalization Of bounties, and a
costly Indian. war. we have paid
s264, 100000, or ten per cent Of the
principal and interest onthe national
debt, and have isecuredrthc ulti-
mate extinction the balance BY /,
wise and equitable adjustment ofithe
burdens Of taxation, ,on imported lux
uries, incomes, &c., so that the ipeo.
pie scarcely feel the additional weight
Of taxation. boi9sio.54 -gs91a ~
Shall this young, vigorous, loyal
party that has oyerthrown the re-
.bellior; most wonderfully stimulated
the business of the country; cham
.pioned the Pacific Railroad from it's
inception !; abolished slavery, given
you safe currency in place Of the
democratic shiDplasters of yore go
into liquidation and give place' now
TO the only party whose organized
members made war on the American
flag, opposed the abolition of slavery,
and tho liberal fsystem' of internal
provements that gave US the Pa
Railroad, and that openly .favors
Republication Of the national debt?
These aretbe questions ofthe hour,
and which the people Of Wapello
County vote t,,,n On, at It the u approaching
election. j.,
9u lfiyou want to contribute indirect
ly towards setting thelbour hand on
the national dial, back fifty years
vote the. Copperhead ticket s. 'ls..si
Ify you want to continue the present
era Of NATIONAL political aud financial
prosperity, vote the loyal REPUB-
|LfCAN ticket! H09 4 III I'D
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soy snSro ~ .s-..a

hadn'tl t any Galipelis
. or any .otAer sort. 1t ISIS
orally with the men who make
greatest ding dong aboutithe bur.
of taxation. They net only do
pay any county, state or nation-
| taxesbut have nothing to pay any
n, since brass and simpudence are on
he free list. ~ 0o!lgH2 g!s ~
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!oEefrasline,.

ItnTo theTn u1sophisticated" IL Is re-,
aaHy refreshing to hear Harris, tho.
Gopperhead candidate sfor Lieutt,ean,,f
ant Governor, Ciaygettshe promuiga-
toraof i;fEonstitusional theories !, !,
IsPaulk the schooEmaster of tbs Northq
And Williamson ofWsrren, the shrew,l
attorney, ,htalk and rave about, Ls'
proisibitory liquor lawtand It's fnius.5
Itice,aand then -denouneel tho Repnb-r
lican party for supposed attempts to-
make prohibition, a lager beer ana
native vino a. part oil their fatars4
policy. .rriG.fR ,j!daq
~ Do these distihgaighed gentlemen sana1
ever, remember that they. once iwere
members ofthe 9th Gen aAssemblys.
of the State of Iowa. and have. they
forgotten House Bill No, 200 &, sThstsi
bill proposed to prohibit the sale iotn
beer. native vine, ..&ca. In facta +. :,
proposed to maks,a pfehibitory, sIisuoi;E
Jaw which should include beer. wine.
&c, the same as the law then 1did,
and now does. all kinds sof, liquors Of
the more Intoxicating kind. m 40
7 hOn the passage Of this prohibitory
bill Eit passed the House but was
lost in the senate we find amonsfyho
yeas the following names:
bIacewell qid.Ls Lacheur, 10
BEN NETT .xnsesyso McCnlloch OF Jackso
Campbell ,fiar AcCulloch Of Lee.
GLAGETT, litHaulkss1r5o q
Doggett, Az Reed sds
Dunlavy .g.fIRees 4 s.4whL
D. NJ. HARRIS Riddle 1aias12e
HEDGES A"0A't Eo Stevens 's'9l'aT'sAit =
kellogg ,AfWhitakerd
WILLIAMSON Of Warren.
See page 1863. Journal House of, Rep.
r'sssseantatives, 's e Eighth General Assem-.
~ a notion to reconsider theoEots, T
was made March 10Th, 1860, and on
a motion to lay the motion to recon
slider on the table, the following vote
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COPPERHEAD LIES.

rough which wenre. now passing
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! -all 70 iaoI9l1 afI' DuH -9stSf VFIaaieH9a
! ~ aafat " notlptIisni ted ahiyoYfs
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A, GLORIOUS, HISTORY.

The. Republican party hiss done
more in its brieften years9of exist
encc, for oppressed humanity good
government; International prosperity;
to tcnnobte the history Of the Great
American Republic; and to2make its
name feared and respected,' abroad,
than was done during al the long
dreary years Of debauched pro-sla--
very rule, that has preceded ito It
has overthrown and crushed out a
gigantic democratic rebellion. DC.
stroyedlt every yestiga Of IA African f.9 slaa- sla--
very, with its foul system of cencqhi
mage, and leGalizcd prostltutien, and
all it's untold and revohiAg atrocities
Of man., women and and cfild buying,
selling and whipping, which would
have mantlcd the cheels Of the. most
demofahzed devil in the Internal re-
gions.1 1t has in d forward state of
completion the Pacific Railroad which
...:t u
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icient and stupendous of human
vements, and which will addlnl
Y years, thirty new States to the
rican Constellation and add more
lr aggregate wealth! in that time,
the present national debt. 8 It
on many bloody battlesfclds, and
4ho high seas, through It's great
itary, and III H1aval exploits, q 4,aeest eesstaab5- aab5
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o WILLIAMSON, Of Warren a
! See House Journal pagq l4oe, ssh
Comments is unnecessary Oh some
Of these rhen. Their VOTES tken and
professions new would seem to ordi-
nary minds slightly contradictory,
but may be explained BY some new
logic, or on a new system Of moral
philosophy KegiHer, g f16" - .