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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12

better that he should live to resist the vile
measures of his colleagues, than die in resist.
ing them. The self dignity of DR.. Gray, and
that of all others, not politically and socially
reprobate, demand tina. they should instantly
exst'cate themselves from the deep de6lement
and damnability Of Radical association for
surely, there is nothing within the scope o.
human action, better calculated 10 breed self
contempt, and, (what is even worse) remorse
of conscience, than the prostitution of thai
lIeaven-bestowed 'tfreedom of WHIP, whicl
man justly boasts, and Of his Heaven, endowed
intellect, to the seductions of error.
In view of the limitations of human under
standing, and the fallibiIi,y of human reason
doubtless there are many we'll disposed mind.
fuctualing in the meshes Of Radical fallac,
and sophis,ry and unable 10 competence
demons,rativeIy, the duty of breaking with q
party whose peculiar political ienets are EN-,
braced in the always odious policy of exclusion
and prescription. Well, this is a question
hwhose solution every one is bound 10 seek for
himself; since it can be M ones lasting in.
terest 10 abide in error. And i, is beyond doubt,
that he who earnestly seeks Truth, will, infal-
libby, find her.
Yet, j. may moi be destitute of utility, 10 in.
dicate by the contrast which the true principles
Of Government offer, a few of the instances in
which our Radical rulers have both grossly
violated the principles of that personal liberty
which they pretend 10 be lovers Of, aud pol.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-11
The ohio River disaster.
CINCINNATI, Dec.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 10.
The remains of the victims of the re-
csnt Steamboat disaster not recognized
by friends, are being brought here for
interment. Among the bodies recog-
nixed is that of the late Mr.. Fahnestock
of Philadelphia; also, o. an italian
aapae3 Doninis, who had a large
amount of gold on his person. The
body of Mrs. Pierce of Louisville was
found in good condition. John Malen
craft of Louisville. who was supposed
TO have been lost, has turned up all
eight. Mrs Eliza Howe and son of
Birmingham, Penn, are among the
lost. The steamer Graham is working
at the wrecks, and has thirty men with
acts engaged in the recovery OF bodies.
Jacob s. Golladay, member of Con-
gress from the Third District Of Ken
&ucky, and who was reported to have
been by the recent Ohio River disaster,
is safe. He was ON the steamer Amer
ica and escaped, with the loss Of cloth
ing, however.
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a Snnniement.

To an ordinance entitled ian ordinance concern
Ing Markets for the city OF Elizabeth, y" approv-
ed October 1, 1895
Be It ordained by the Mayor and City Council of
the city OF Elizabeth:
Section l. That the offices OF Clerk and Jahitor
of the City Market, az established by and pro-
vfded ior in the ord naxce to which this Is sup
plemeut, be and the same hereby are abolished
and in lieu thereof the City Council shall appoint
one competent and suitable person, to be called
the Superintendent of City Market. who shall be
vested with all the powers, and shall perform III
the duties by the said ordinance vested in and
la posed upon the Clerk and Janitor of the City
Market respectively the Super intendent OF the
City Market shall give such security for the isit-
full performance of his duties, and shall be emit
tied to receive such compensation for his services
as shall. from time to time be prescribed by the
City Council, and until otherwise so prescribed
he shall execute bond to the city, with two
sureties, in the penal sum OF two thousand dol
lars aud shall be entitled to receive a salary OF
one thousand two hundred dollars per annum.
Section . So much OF the ordinance TO which
this is supplement, and of all other ordinances,
as is Inconsistent with repugnant to this ordi-
nsnce, is hereby repealed.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect On
the First day of January, 1863
Passed December !, 1868.
j T WILEY, President OF City Council.
j. SElPLE, City Clerk.
Approved December 1, 1868.
j. r. WILEY, Acting Mayor.
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war In Arka neas.
AUGUSTA, Ark, D

AUGUSTA, Ark, Dec. 10.
The militia, under General Upham,
continue to seize property and arrest
citizens. Many citizens of the sur
rounding counties are banded together
Go attack the militia, and are reported
TO be marching on Augusta. General
Upham says that if he is attacked, he
will shoot all prisoners now in his pos
session and burn the town. AcoMmit-
rec of citizens and police have gone to
meet the advancing party, and beseech
8hem not to attack the militia for the
sake OF the women and children. Bus
mess is entirely suspended.
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AN ORDINANCE,
For the Issue Of Funded Debt Bonds

For the Issue OF Funded Debt Bonds.
DE it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
ID OF the city Elizabeth:
Section 1. That twenty bonds OF the city OF
Elizabeth, called Funded Debt Bonds" to be is
sued to redeem like ameunt falling due on the
first day of January next.
Said bonds each to bear date on the first dly OF
December one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight, to be conditioned for the payment OF tho
principal sum of one thousand dollars, each In
six years from the date thereof. at the Farmer
Loan and Trust Company in the city OF New
York with interest at .he rate of seven per cent
um per annum, payable semi-annually on the first
DAYS Of June and December In each and every
year, on the presentation of coupons for the
amount of the installment of interest due thereon
at the time the same is payable; the coupons to
he attached to each bond when issued.
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CORpORATION NOTICE.

WUDLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that II Is The
r intention OF the City Council Of the city Of
Elizabeth under and by virtue OF the provisions
the Charter OF the city OF Elizabeth" approved
March 4th 1858 to order and cause the sidewalks
on both sides OF Jefferson avenue from Port ave
nne TO north ayenue to be tagged with stone or
paved with concrete pavement at least four feet
wide where the same have not been Jagged with
stone or paved with concrete pavement OF laid
Snch persons as may object thereto are re-
onested TO present their objections in writing at
me ONCE OF the Street Commissioner on or before
the expiration Of two weeks from the Safe OF this
notice.
In HIGGINS Street Commissioner.
Dated Elizabeth December 1868.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given. that it IL the
intention ofthe City Council of the city of
Elizabeth, under and by virtue of the provisions
of an act entitled IAN act TO revise and amend
the charter of the CITY OF Elizabeth" approved
March 4th, 1868, to order and cause the sidewalks
on both sides of Franklin street. from First street
TO Third street to be tagged -four feet wide in the
centre OF said sidewalks, where the same have
not already been done.
Such persons as may object Thereto are request
ed to present their Obj ections ia writing. at the
office of the Street Commissioner, on or before
the expiration OF two weeks from the date of this
notice.
BY order OF the city Council,
L. II. HIGGINS. Street Commissioner,
Dated Elizabeth. November %, 1868.
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NeTIcE.-AssEss-

V MKNT Of Madison AVenue HeHor, tor Jcf'
ssy Street to East Grand street. -
Notice 10 Hereby Given, That the assessmsat
81 the whole amoant Of costs, damages and sx-
penscs OF constructing . sewer In Madison ave.
sus, from the sewer in Jersey street to Eass
Grand street, has been delivered to me. and that
the ownere OF l.nd and real estate, assesssd and
named below, are request d to pay tho snor nt
to me. with interest thereon, from Nov. TO- 1868
heing the date OF the ratification Of rmch assess
ment, at eeven per mum per snnum, At my
office within sixty days from the 18th day oi
November, 1868 instant. or within the ssid time
deliver to me bond tered into by said owner
or owners, to the city OF Elizabeth, conditioned
for the payment OF such assessment In ave years
from the date thereof by paying twenty per cen.
tum per snnurn OF the amount of such assess
ment, or such part thereof as may remain unpaid,
at the rate OF eight per centum per annum, pay
oble semi-snnually
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France.
PARIS, Dec. l!

PARIS, Dec. 10.
1t was reported that the Emperor,
on his feturn from Compiegne to Paris
will accord an audience to Senior Oloza-
ga, and will formally recognize him as
ske accredited Ambassador of Spaid to
France The Patrie thinks that the
message of President Johnson, in view
OF the approaching close of his admin
istration. is unimportant (; and the only
point calling for attention is the recon
snendation respecting direct elections.
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AN ORDINANCE.

To regulate. curb and gutter Cross street, from
Smith street to Port street.
Section 1. That Cross street shall be regulated,
curbed and guttered from Smith street 10 Fort
street.
Section g. That the whole amount OF costs ana
expenses incurred in the prosecution and COM
pletion OF said improvement, shall be duly ass
es sed according 10 the provisions of the act emit.
tied "An att - revise and amend the charter OF
The city oil Elizabeth approved March 4th, 1863;
Section 3. Said Improvement shall be made and
under the supervision and directlon OF
the Street Commissioners, and according TO the
provisions oftho city charter and ordinances.
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New Jersey Railroad.
G
DOT OF COURTLANDT ST.. NE& YORK
Cemme nciM& Nov. ~. 1855.

FOOT OF COURTLANDT ST.. NEW 40afh-
CONNIE ncing Nov. az. 1893.
Trans willleave New York for Baltimore sane
Washington at $40 A. M. and II. 30 and . r. NJ,
with only ono change of cars TO CfncinpaiaeT
Chicsgo. -.
gs6- Through Tickets sold for various places
West in the 40 A. Nj. aud and p A. trains.
NO BAGGAGE bereceivedfor any trainBn
less delivered and checked Is minutes In ueFapcR
ofthe time of leaving and Baggage not taken fs
tsc swner on its arrival VIII be liabieto aehaggs
An the Philadelphia trains from New York sasp
at Newark to take up passengers, the A. A. n
the principal stations, the / A, $50, and aa5ef
M. and IL midnight, at all stations.
On Sundays the only ira. Il Philadclphiaieass
New York at $3.50; Tor Washington ut 5:S0 r. n
Roturning from Philadelphia, trains leavc Ken
s:45 A. M, and 1:s0, 4, and $3.50 +. N. asdisM-
and via Camden at 8 A. NJ. way train arasn
Bordeptown leaves thore for New York at S5e
"A. M.
ELIZABETH AND NEW YORK
Leave Elizabeth for New York at LIS Is. ,.6Est.
715 745 8, s:15, s:3s, $685., 945 1045. II .1s a
~. 1915, 145, 2, 4, $50, 44o, ., 9. T.se, R1s-.
Leave New York for Elizabeth at g.. 6:a6. ~.
s:10 10;10 11:40 A NJ, II NJ, q, 8 S;S1 41e 4sse
$40 $40, So, $40, Z, $40, 10 and IL r N.
On Sundays leave New York at $500 d. Iep~e
Elizabeth at 925+
Passengers not purchasing tick cts before eateT
ng the cars pay FIVE cents. additional fnzH
Tickets are received by the conductor only Oh 1ky
train for which they are sold, and on the 6ss pSss
CONTRACTS FOR CoMMUTATI0lg, Sscp
the nrst of each month, made at the SecretSSy,s
Office only, from 10 A NJ to P N, No. III LiheEiy
.; ~ - FREIGHT RECEIVED attheieot Of Cogf1
landt street, New York, for way stations TO MiB
stone and Perth Amboy until / p ~, end :xl2
Princeton, Trenton, sc, until ~ Al, aud tcS
Newark until 1880 NJ. Freight received aife
these hours is not despatched until the nextccS-
n, w. JACKSON. G6n,l SERt.
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murder of the chief Of she Omahas.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.

CHICAGO, Dec 10.
The following are the facts relative
80 the late killing of the Indian Chief
st Dunlap, Iowa : Several Indians had
been encamped for some time near the
sown. The Indian who was killed fell
In with several railroad men, and one
of them stole his blanket. This he re.
covered. They then took away his
eomahawk, and when he tried to get
that back. they struck him with it
This provoked the chief to make an eff
fort to get it back by force, whereupon
he was killed. This ACT aroused the in
aigration of his comrades, and they
came into town in force, saying in plain
English that il the villains who had
perpetrated the crime we're not at once
apprehended, they would burn the
town. They had force enough to do it,
bat the authorities at once took steps to
secure the murderers. One of them
escaped, but the other is in prison.
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Italy.
FLORENCE, Dec. 10.

IOIEfs4NCISJ
Dispatches from Messina announce
shat the eruption of Mount Etna, which
subsidized a few days since, has again
broken out with increased violence
Sand from the crater fell in clouds in
the streets of Messina, distant fifty
miles in a direct line from the volcano
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LONDON, Dec. 10.

LONDON, Dec. 10.
a Constantinople dispatch just re
ceived says that the Sultan has sent his
ultimatam to the Grecian Government
at Athens, and requiring an answer in
ave days. The Government of France
and England sustain the demand.
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Family Scales.

cHALER's SCALES with dial Indicator and
rsed without weights; IL adiustihle for use with
lis own nan or with dish, basket pail or sueh ar
ticle as may be most convenient; also spring
Balances, Weights, Tin and Wood Measures, NC
At e. NJ. uERRICK g. cos.
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Messon,x walk Postpo ned.
BIppFFoED. Me. y

DIDDEFUED, Mo, DEC. 10.
Mr.. Weston has postponed his walk
TO st. Panl until the 9TH of January,
being delayed by the non-arrival of ex-
pected funds. He will at once go to
New York, and make arrangements for
haseeturn to Bangor to begin again.
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az The especial attention of
TEACHERS AND OTHERS,
[oontinued from Fourth page.I

[Continued from Fourth page.}
Il Co and Brick Company. ..----.- fSeiS&
Fletcher Anna NJ. 108 West Jersey st. S6sR6
Holbrook Isaac, lands on Westfieih
road, next to Phelps. .............- rs 40
Ho1ie Joseph, lot II block A, map of
Bellevue property .......--....--- s$2
Longstreet Charles W. shop No. 4,
Washington ave. sBSS
Mccormick John estate, lot 10 east
side OF Rector ST.. lot IL do lot -
Rector and south sts. -. ........ zT17
Quimby Jas. NJ lot Is Lachaise place 58 -
Sheridan Cleaner, house and lot Mid
diesex turnpike. ........ -.-.-. -
The American Fibre Company houses
creek 1T. asO&
Watrouse Il. j. lands ON Railway ay-
enue and DeHsrt place. ,aSa NJ
Vim Henry, so South street, house
and lOt.. 49,. -E9g.l00
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SIXTH WARD, 1867.

Amory Peter i. 13 Salem street. house
and ~ acres, Salem ST., the Straus
House, 148 Union st., Salem street
the Camfield house, lot and 3 acres
near the river, bought of u w VIII
hanson, lot in rear of Enos Wood
rntf, Salem street. ......---- 6ie sc
Ayers Charlotte, SO Orchard street.. 1859
Ball Alexander NJ. W., house aiid6A
acres on West Jersey st., house and
acres the Hobert property and ON
Chiffon and Stiles streets. -. -. 25p I'D
Blake James c., Cherry near Golden
lot corner Of Union and Morris, lot
on Mulberry st in front ice house 22s 30
No. Grand st., Meeker's map. 75a %
Crane John Il. 1873 Cherry street,. x2 60
Dougherty Michael 43 Orchard St.. % no
Douglas (Newarkl, lot on Grand st.
checkers map). .............--. zA8l
st. above DeHart place. .......-. SAC
Hambrick Capt, p. Il. lao Union st. Se.&as
Rowland john II. 5 lots, II to Is
Grand vt. (Davenport's mapl.. 13 ~
Howe Ann r. lots 80 acres broad st.
and Parker lane, ...........-...... sea 90
Hoyt John o. 149 Morris aV. ......... R3B 49j
McKinsley Mrs. l. 10 Morris av.-.. &C Of
Meeker Mrs Mary i. 81 Morris av.... 1s6S8
Meeler VIM H 1874 Union st. .....-.. a5lsB
Miller Francis, lots 80 40 Al ~ Meek
ers map ...... ...,...,.... sh
Moore S il, lot Grand st. No. 8, Meek
er's map) ................ ....s.. ass
Morris Avenue Grammar School As
sociation, school houseneNt to Rob-
ert Meeker est ............... seaaa
Napier Mrs. Mary 1876 Morris ave.. aS6 81
Napier Henry, 81 Morris ave, the lote
and chemical buildings. .........-. fee %
Dram 4 f., lot 10, Davenport's map. 60
Orr Henry. SO Morris ave. ......... 2l3sss
Smith Mrs, Elizabeth A., Broad near
Salem. ......'' - ,'-..-- ~ -
Stagg II Oliver, 1876 Broad street. 49,. ss ~
STRIKER John S., lot 62t feet Morris
ave =, near Union line. s 90
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HOUSE FURNISHING G0GB8.

DLATED WARE, PLAN1sHED, JAPANAGD
aud Plain Tin Wares, Wooden and Willow Ware.
Hollow Iron Wgro, Hrooms, Brushes, DsorMase>
49, II. N. HERldeK a. cosy
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PRICES DOUBLE GALLERY,
No. 1876 Broad ST., Elizabeth.
The ONLY ONE In THE STATE |

THE ONLY ONE In THE STATE
TTAVING ono OF the most Spaciou and Hand
4 Il somely-Ftted Galleries of the State, with
eminent aud Practical Artists, | feel confident OF
suting the most fastidous. This is the only
Gallery in the State having two oky-lights, max
ing it both convenient and pleasant for custo
mcrs, by ebviating the necessity OF waiting any
length of time for a sitting. would call partic-
ular attention to my FRAME DEPARTMENT,
Where will be found larger assortment than at
any other Gallery in the State. Gill, ROSE.
WOOD, BLACK WALNUT, and all the different
STYLES Manufactured, at REDUCED RATES.
Particular attention given to
Life size Pictures.
We respectfully call attention to onr P0RCE-
LAIN PICTURES, Plain and Handsomely Col
ore6 in Oil or Water Colors. The Latest Sensa-
ton in Forfeiture, 'MINETTE," or FAIRY
CARDS. Call and see specimens. Our Motto is
- EXCELSI0R,n and we make it point to
please all, guaranteeing perfect satisfaction. We
DEFY COMPETITION, and acknowledge no su-
periority. The merits of our work must sustain
our assertion.
Pictures Copied and Enlarged to any size
Views Made to Order, and everything pertaining
to the art attended to with dispatch.
F. H. PRICE, Proprietor,
No. 1876 Broad Street, Elizabeth, N. J.
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Gslegsanls.
MADxIp, Dec. 1t

g 1e MADRID, Dec. III.
An armistice of two days has been
agreed to with the insurgents in Cadiz
DOR the burial OF the dead, and to allow
women and children to leave the city.
AT its conclusion, combined attack
will be made by the troops and feel
0pon that q uarter of the city which is
occupied by therebels. The latter have
set free and armed 700 convicts from
the prisons and galleys. 1t is esti-
mated that the rebels in Cadiz numbe
5000 fighting men.
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Evening. The insurgents in Cadiz
have demanded terms of capitulation,
which, it is understood, the Govern
Enent is disposed to grant,
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OFFICES &C. GRAHAM s. SON, Architects,
Elizabeth; 2G5 Broad street, Newark.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-25

The radicals .ell us that the democratic
Dol;ov will make money too plenty-that it
viii awoter the currency" and thus de-
r,eciote Il and raise prices. in a late
snoecb in Cincinnati, Gen. Cary, the work
inc mems congressman, exploded thus notion
IN few words. He demonstrated that u
carving out the policy proposed, We 'aoaip
have only $4OD,OOO,0OO more of currency
than we had four years ago, aud he S"'0
eve need more money al the interests "
the south are Frustrated their cotton Ae'us nv
WING in waste they have no pIoNS' no m .u
NO horses, no implements OF husoanuI tney
want little money to put them on ,re Fiys
AGAIN and then they will pay Their taxes "t
e., SlOn 00O O00 more Of money, But they tel
W. ,.osnv viii he TOO abundant. Did you eEel
800 r,snev 10 he too abundant} Those who teaI
nn ,siIi become too plenty, are those who
h.yo /, 10 lend At two per cent, month. why
ws bsvs need Of more money than any other PEG
81 W. are wide In extent of territory, vast II
rssourses are building railroads, engaged 10 al
| tinds Of enterprises demanding money, and ye
n dav. with all our national bank currency, WIN
ali our creenback circulation, and all our gold
zee have only Si3 for each inhabitant, while Eng
land has S25 to each, and France has $50. We
want more money. II is only these scanps thai
have what money there is, and who are grinding
the face Of the people that want no more
Those who heard Gen. Singleton's speech
in Darts Hall, will remember that he TOOK
precisely the same ground.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-25


LIB. DAxFoRrH, JRo ESQ, Rock lstASiP,'
ILL.,-DEAR SIR:-I sent you, by mail,
some bills calling for meeting here on
The sth Of septem Der, Of the friends OF .ds
Rock Island, Alton q st. Louis X ~ whieh
explain themselves. This meeting has oeeh
called here 1t the suggestions OF Friends oil
the road both north and south. AS you
are probably aware, several hundred thouS'
and dollars we're spent few years ago IN
grading this line OF road, and that u IS
nearly all graded from the south line OF our
county, and some in this--the grading a., ana
culverts still being in good condition. Inc
question of again starting this enterprise
has been discussed for several months PSsl,
along the line Of road south from here, ana
our people have recently received LEVERS
from persons in Warren and Mercer coun'
ties, indicating desire, in common with the
people south Of us, for the construction OF
The road, and 10 furnish the material aid
necessary 10 that end, if il can be certainly
and safely guarded against expenditure eN'
cent n the abs olute construction aud com
uietiou of the road We doubt not but that
-FOUR people feel an interest in this project,
and nav we not ask that you will call atten.
lion 10 this meeting, and this enterprise, in
rgur paper, and have the other papers of
yoar city do likewise, and that we may have
lie pleasure Of seeing at our meeting re-
liable and indicious delegation from your
city, to represen their views on this occa'
5'oa,
Very respectfully yours &c,
CHAs. II. WHITAKER,
Editor Edgle.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-25
Haraine on tho Issues.

The radical club of Monmouth was ad.
dressed last Tuesday night by the 'old sta.
ger" Whatever may be said of Gen. Had
ing in other matters, on the doctrines of his
party he had the honesty and independence
to boldly declare them. He announced him
self and his party as unequivoeally commit
ted to the social, civil and political equality
Of the races, and in favor Of funding the
public debt, which means converting 1t into
bonds, on which he and other bondhoIders
will draw their interest in gold. Are the
farmers the mechanics, and the poor day
laborers of Warren county willing to follow
the radicals on these issues. The General
also declared himself ready TO lake down his
gun and go to shooting copperheads,
(Cheers.) Those who know him, fear him
in entirely another direction; but when he
feels like trying on that style of political
warfare. all we have to say to him is, let him
commence AS the Alabama carpet Dagger
said. he willrget his belly full. We are
gratifed that the General has put himself
and his party fairly on the record in old
Warren. We now know where to find
them Monmouth Rerieir.
Lord Hawley evidently got his instrue,
tious from Harding for he took the same
grounds in his speech in Darts Hall in
this city.