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From The Netr. York World From Tie Ner York World.
If we pass from Gen. THE pity OF Il. the ply
Grants intellectual capac OF " that ,ne NE OF ehas
ity to his moral qualities, hnid b 5sdc nIrcions T.,
we shall find them OF the M law the thoneht that he at
same vulgar stamp. He least excludes nom the
has changed his political most august station in the
principles from motives otan the person Andrew
ambition. He has treated Johnsonl who dehled our
bis superior officer with chlef council cRath9er Tm
insOlence 10 ingTatlate me Pe.".gs yc,ao tba a.
hlmSeh WIFI iao.lon hibition OF drunken inpert-
and has tarnlsheu MS per nence by which he John
sonal honor by unmanly SOM dsraced himself and
dupcity. Nobody eyerinsulted the Cabinet and the
heard that Gen. Grant Is Diplomatic Corps ard afiict
a model of sObriety. No ed his party friends.
hody eyer heard Of hislTo see IL fthe Vioe-Pres-
being inside place OF 1enc3 ni n y! t ~ n -,
woIsIlp. to LIE. Ia ~ son with whom even cahgn-
anecuoUe was e'oi Nu oIRds horse respectable,
his kindness to sick or and ro think that ONLY one
wounded soldier. He was frail human life stands be-
never known to manifest tween this insoleI, eioc,-
spontaneous interest IN tsh drttkdrd and the Pres
benevolent institutions. idency! May COD pIese ana
He never gave utterance spare aplansh an.oi ~.
10 an elevated sentiment, onouiu hnu,em SO ~ A.
OF made an inspiring adj cne and fail on tbe AMER.
dress to his soldiers. Even can Renulic would smell
the generous ardor Oh pat rank history that OK
riOtc youth, away from the Roman Empire under
their homes, exposing such atrOc0us monsters IN
their lives under his lead human shape as Nero and
eIsniPs no' t,d"nc 10 front OF brass and impu.
I @ 80. ac,yarlad dence must he have ever
his person with affection Mace " BETRAYED by
No eyes ever frightened his own beastiy instincts and
in hospital at his ap-hs bOOrsh mind.
proach. No warm out He Ia reported TO be on an
burst of admiring cheers other depanch. nothant0
habtualy greeted him 3sur Is 20 oe eIPs1tea V H ~
when he came in view OF Lnese "e "e ~ "a ride
ms soldiers Noooay ever uous 10 suppose that he
felt that ne was man had any political pyineiptss
TO be loved" l. The t0U 6Oor. .
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A movement has been made in the Minnesota
IegsatuIe 10 again submit the question OF Impartial sur
rage 10 the people at the next general election.
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WILLIAM RIDDEN,

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IN TIE HOTTEST OF THE FIRE.
LETTER FROM &. NJ. HENDERSON Co. -.
CHICAGO. JSu. 81, 1863
Messrs HERRING Co-GenHemn In the disastrous Gre ION
No FOLDING Safes which the burning ruins until
try afternoon and the heat that the brass knobs and
about pleased Inform that found
its contents consisting valuable Books and Papers all preserved
SOmt Of the Of the books loose We well pleased N
result and would add that that preserved its contents well
proves to be freproofindeet Yours respectfully,
CHicAso jar. 81 1853
MessrS HERRING Co-GenHepen: the which DESTROYED
occupied the first floor
building the hsd OF
Hengs safes cellar exposed
ali the ry Of the flames Upon opening
money preserved In excellent condition Some Of the bindings
books ee duaged and few papers were dscood
well satisfied with the result and shall want another OF the same kind
Yours, truly, SIMON STRAUSS
HERRiSG's NEW PATENT CHAMPION BANKERS SAFEs,
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TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1858.
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AMERICAN (Waltham) WATCHES.

Recommended by
Railroad Rpgneers Conductors EIpremen and other experts "a
superior to all Others durability seadness and time
keepers
Purchasers should invariably insist certificate Of genunenes
For sale by all respectable dealers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
Second Congressional District

Hon Iamss r. Lane. Snd Capt. !. II. WTlaee,
Rs,uhl An and pemoeIaiic candidates for District
Eri,r N discuss the political Issues " the " a,
IA. ,,us~iug tim aud places:
Tt.,taa. Ceisf Co. MONDAY. Sept. IA
Csfr Rapid. Linn Co. Tuesday. Sept. Is
Nsfon, Linn Co. Wednesday, Sept. Ia.
AnSno.a. Jon-s Co.. Thursdsy. Sept. II.
peWt.. Citation co. Ffid y. Sept. Is.
NaanoseiA Jackson Co .Ss, iaday, sept. -.
Clinton. Monday, sept II.
Davenport. TresiN. sept. =
Mus- iine. Wednesday. sept. ~
wtston. Nuseatlne Co. Thursday. sept. "a.
The ii.ca .son- witl com ncnc. a. o'clock, p. VI
10 esch Instance. except NJ D.wIu Clinton, Daven
por; and Mnscatlne. waers taey will begin At ~
o'riur<
capt wallace Will egia the dscussos ~ Upton
sp-akiaf on- nour, 10 be followed BY Mr. Lone on
nsurasaa bali. Capt. wallace rejoining In thirty
talna-e.. At the mort meeting Mr.. Lane will oper
aai - on. at -rnatrly during 10. discussions.
The loo 81 c,m nitt.cs Aru requested to attend I,
advertising and arrtng ny Tor tasss msetinse. ant
the public journals ofb).h pastcs to publish thes
sppontments
~ order ~ tho Central Comnit'ees OF the Zee n,
Congressional District. EDWARD II. THAfER,
Chm Dem. Cent. Con
L. II. lN9RRSOLL,
Ch'n Hep. Cent Con
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
ID r.. j A M II s

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
L New Orleans, La, testabliehed in 1SS0) and fer
the last elk years located in CIicagothe most sue
cessful Specialist OF the age in :hs treatment OF all
disc Asses OF private 1atlrs-can I've conhdentally
consulted at hs once and Rooms e3 RASDoLPn srAxns
oonNR o. DeAAseaN STREET, uP srAns. upon the
treatment OF Chronic, Mercuria, Syphilittc. Blood
and Skin Diseases, and ali Disorders OF Contagious
Vcnsrca Character be curts without the ne
OF mercury, iodine psassa, arsenic. or any pOieon,
but With his N.UraAL1ss positive cure FOR AL hu-
nors and blood poisons
ORGANIC WkkKNESS. such ~ Seminal Week.
ness. Nocturnal and Diurna Emissions. brought On BY
abuse Of the organ. early indescretion s1cessss. or
inherited.cAusing loss OF memory. confusScn. de'
preston, dnnnees OF vision and often times fnDani.
y, with deplosable train Of other eymptonns-
treated and radically cured BY IN invaluable method.
eavirg time and expense. All diseases peculiar TO
the sexual organs, OF private character, RADICALLY
and permanently cured.
Old disease OF the most horrible class, where the
blood has become poisoned-prodacins blotcnee on
the face small watery blisterp-ra tn the head and
bones-ulcefased throat and nose sores on the linn
and body, crofula-togeiher with an eEdlese num-
Der Of sunerings- electualy and permanently cured
Da. JANE lie recommended BY the press Of ne
county BY predecessors OF medical colleges eAd ~
the medical profession generally. Those amieteo
ohOuld apply to him and be cured IL once.
DE-. JAAne can be consulted, coDhdentaiy. " let
ter, .. Box s9e. Chicago, Ill. enclosing stsmR TOT
return anawcf; or st his ofce and parlors, " heo'
dolph street, corner Of Dearborn etreet, ffo0 A.
=. to sr. 4. Ten separate roome, and psivase en-
trance and exits. 20 that patients never come IN
contact VITA each other. Everything pnvese ana
Just published. BY Dr.. James, two psmphlets. @
Df1n1AsoRRnHA and SYr1IfIs, and both cent 10
scaled envelopes to any address, receipt 81 see
cents. of three red postage stamps.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Physicnl Exhaus,ieu,

Worn ont with the burning heats Of summer, the
human system reqnircs to be reinforced and regen-
eraed at this season. Strength has literally been
steaming ont Oft under atempeYature that neces-
sarily produces exhaustion. Fan /. the season of
rcntttsnt and intermittent fe,cr., and the weak and
cncrsated are always their first victims Now.
therefore. s. the time for invigora;ion There who
have neglected 10 tonc and regu!ato the digestive
and .ccrctve organs during the months Of June and
July, can no longer continue to do so without i'm
mnent peril 10 health and life Commence a
course OF HoSTETTERS BITTERs without dc
lay. Or all renovatnr. s:roagth-sustaningp rcpar
niions this is the most Wholesome and the most
potent. 1t docs no, unduly excite the moss eensi-
tive organization. Its mission IL to preserve reg
ulate and restore. The tonic, anil-bilious and ap-
orient vegetable elements which II contains are az
ISOLATED in the exact proportions secessary 10 put
the whole physique into psrfsc, working order
The pprG Of all its ingredients is guaranteed. II
rousss the languid appetite, gives unwonied en-
ergy TO the digestion, calns and braces the nerves
and replaces iassituds and depression with energy
and cheerfulnsss besides being agreeable 10 the
palate and free from all the objections urged AZ anst
the anultera'ed st'mgiants and toncs, Of which il
IL designed to supply the place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
Second Congressional District,
Joint Discussions Retwe~n tho
Candidates for Congress.

Joint Discussions between tho
Candidates for Congress.
The Hon. WIN. 4. Lenncwell aud the uon wu
Smyth. Democratic ana Hepnbnc.a candidates for
Congress IA the second Dlsrot. wil diseuse the 20
liticai topics OF tue day ct the following umes and
place.;
LINN COUNTY.
H.. Vernon. Monday. Ocssb~rS,
Centre Poiut. Tuesday, October u.
MAfson. "Wednesday, OctoborI I.
Cedar Rapids. Thursday, Csrtobers.
JONES COUNTY.
Ananosa. Friday octobcrp.
Monticello. Saturday. October 10.
CLINTON COUNTY.
state Fas uround.. Monday. October ~.
DsWtt. Tnnrsday. October ~.
JACKSON COUNTY.
Haqrok-ts. Wednesday,. oct,b.rfi
Aadrew. Thursday. October IS
t~lisvue. Friday. o,iobcr 10
Nab ia, Sstariay. % itobtt II.
SCOTT COUNTY
Davenport. Moniay. ortobsrie.
Leclaire. rn-.'ay. q foh.r ~
Blas uEas-. " cd Ae siay, octobcr 81.
NuscArISE COUNTY.
Ma-eatlne, Thursday, o 'tebers.
Wilton, Friday. october -
West Liberty. Saturday. octobcr2t
CEDAR COUNTY
Upton. Monday, october "a.
Clarence. Tuesday. october u.
IN" DISCUSSIONS Will commence a. % COCK Ia TIT
a'ssrsoon. AT ths ars etscu ssion, Col, Smyth will
o,en 10 one hour, Jaage Lefiu xw ell viii follow Il
oae boar aud hall. Col smyth reisiuing In thirt
minnt~s Al thr n-nt Jadse Lsfhnswsll will upe
anf eloss. aud 80 on alternating throughout the ~
polntmsnts
The local com nltees requested to fully arrang
Tor theee meeiag..
ny order OF the Ccntrai Go nmittsee Of the Secou
Congregational Dl-irici. l.. u. tN0eRSOLL,
chm Rep. Gen. Com
EDWARD n. fHAYER,
Chm Dem. Gen Com
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MagQire'S BenlGPlant

THIS EXTRAORDlNARY MEDICINE, the fame
Of which IL spread broadcast thr hout tho COUP
try, IL undoubtedly superior to any remedy ever o.
fered TO the public oT tie complaints for which it 10
intended. We have inolr possession testimonials
furnished voluntarily BY Col Long, late Chief Topo-
graphical Engineer Bareau at Washington, Gen.
Fits Henry Warren, zen. Psasauton, and othere Of
the army: Father I. j. Desmet, the celebrated In-
dian Missionary also ofic Of the Navy, Surgeons
Hospital Stewards. Commanders OF nearly every
ere, Western ssaitary aud Christian Commissions.
army Chaplains and Others too to mention.
Likewies highest eneomiums Of tho Press, most Of
which are published in our almanac, (which We will.
tend to any requesting it). prasing Its valuable
medicinal qualities ia the highese terms No other
medicine has such Recommendations J. Z. Ma
CURE, Sole Fropretors, ST Louis, Mo- Sold BY
0YuGeisto and medicine dealero everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
DR.. SHALLENBERCER'

Uk. SHALLEN DENUE
EEVER A0 u Is ANTlDOTB.
Has been before the Public Is years
Those Who have used II don't nssd to b. told Of
he uerts bat for the benefit OF others ~ publish
few testimonials, and say
TRY 1T.
PAcss yoa mn PDOpLD-Ds. eeaillsnDssosxs p
BsntIss1oS, lows, Aug. 81, lee.
,hs S.ss q an, have svsr soid
We have no old custOAsrs foe your pills. NON tho
fact that one bottle never AM % cure the most Oh
nesd then to ethcrs, and could produce testimo-
ny In every case where used that they have not failed
to effect . permanent cure.
81 80 In yonr medicine u was one Of the best invest
ments he ever made. He had been afdcted With Re.
yer and ague over two years, and nothing would ef
feet cure anti one boz Of your pills did the work
slightest symptoms Of . return Of the disease. See
Advertisement. ALLEN liYrapIoKs, Druggist
Lrss. Macs, October as,h, 1865.
Da. SnALLRs sxsoEA Dear Sr: have been fOs
eleven weeks sick with Fever and Ague contracted
Y the army. After being sick for two weeks. cane
every Two days for week, after which had . -
we're attack every day for eight weeks, without one
s - ~n,Sa xesisned ns s1 that was enable
attending me but they cculi NOT stop the shakes.
nor even help than. Ny brother came home from
Alexandria, and brought me bottle or vouf pill.
He rscommended them very highly, and said they
had cured him q once Of . very severe attack. I
aged by the doctors, but Il last concluded 10 take
them. and the second coe cured noe completely. 1
have not bad the least sign chill for some wesks
and and am gaining strength every day. There nov
aere great nauy. soldiers sufsrine In The same
Way: and would IKE you 70 eend ne doaen ar IA
Sss,Ns,ine: have received 5000 ffe1 . MEAD IN
"'''''ss's- soss'. vsrs s'ssEsSsS5ea1'Y. ro,,,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

TESTING THE BURLINGTON Ba,DoE.-Thc
Hawkeye gives the following interesting &C
count of the opening and testing Of the iron
railroad bridge across the Mississippi river
a. Burlington. The proceedings. which
took place on the 13.h inst, were witness
ed by number Of civil engineers and other
invited guests among the railroad men ei
the country:
"The east span, which is two hundred
and fifty feet in length. was first tested oy
running two locomotives, hanked on either
side with two cars of railroad iron, ana iet-
ting them stand. the whole weighing ABOUT
one hundred and ninety tons. The same
locomotives and oars we're then run over II
a. the rate Of four and eight miles On hour.
When going At :hs latter speed the centre
Of .he span settled two and nine -sixteenths
inches. When the train passed OF it in
atsntly rose to one sixteenth OF an inch Of
where it stood before the test was applied.
This was considered entirely satisfactory,
and after running out and back several
times, to within one span Of the draw, this
train Was taken of. and, at two O. clock. .
locomotive with the car "Ci.y Of Burling-
tcn,' with the officials and others aboard,
ran across 10 the Iowa shore, being the 6rst
uhib tHat eset phsseu ovet tuiS ocAuutul
| structure
1.-The heavy train, two locomotives and
several cars loaded with railroad iron, was
then brought forward to test the east bal!
OF the draw, which is one hundred ard sir
feet in length. With the immense weight
upon it, it settled in the center only one
half Of hn inch, aud Immediately resumed
its place, to within about the sixteenth oi
par, OF an inch. The draw was swung "a
and fro, and tho whole structure carefully
examined by the committee Of engineers
every part Of which, We believe, gave com
piets satisfaction, the whole being . splen
did disqualification Of the perfection 4
which the art Of building iron bridges has
been carried.
Tho heavy train that came over consist
I'd Of two locomotives, ten platform carl
hsivily loaded with railroad iron, and tws
loaded with stone. After the trains has
passed over, and the whole structure bsinl
pronounced finished and COMPLETE In al IL
parts, the cannon which had been taken (,
east end Of the bridge, belohed forth it's ap
plause, and the hundreds Of people VIII
who had gathered 70 witness the passage Q
the first train dispersed. The Chicago par
y returned in the evening. The bridge
now ready for use, and alter . day or tw
the occupation Of the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy ferrybost will be gone.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
CLIMAX.

A plain statement OF facts. Inherited scrsfula.
and many OF nv relations have died Of ii. In 1899
NY wac frightsul. Tumors and ulcers spread,
until in 1872. under tho advice OF my physicians.
went to Avon Springs. received NO benefit tried
every medicine and did everything could. l had to
rss. my arm on a cushion. and had not abb, to
ra,se 1t TO my head in over . year. The discharge
from two ulcers was nearly pint day. Amputa-
ton was recommended: but pronounced dangerous.
could not eleep, audmy suAerings were ntolerable.
A friend brought me Knglish physician. who ap-
piled salvs with which he said he had accomplish
ed extraordinary cures in the hospitals In England
IL counenced to relieve: l persisted in ito use II
finally effected perfect and entire cure. II 10 now
1875 II 10 i've yeass since had the appearance Of
scrofulous sore, and my health ha been good ever
since procured the receipt Of this wonderful artt
Gle this blessing OF humanity-an and have called II
"PAsrs CLIxAx sALvE." and allow the public to use
II or not ~ thsy ehooss. This IL brief but candid
statement. given more fully IN ny circular.
Geneva, New York, Dee: 1s4s. ). II. PAGE.
~ have known J. n Page Esq., OF Geneva. N. r.,
for many yesrs. lie 10 one OF tho 0rst citizens Of
Western New York. saw him last week in good
health. Hia case was . most remark able enc, but
actually true in every particular lsiznsdl
We have watched the unalded bat growing favor Of
~ AGE'a CLIMAX SAivR," and availing ourselves Of
the knowledge Of IL wonderful curative powsss,
have bscoms propsietors Of the same.
1t 10 sure cure for Burns. scalds, Serofula, Salt
Rhesm, Fever Sores. Bfokea Breasts, Frost Bltss.
Chibains. Gtings. Bruises, Cuts. 6wellinge, &c.
whether upon man beaet. It iubdves pain and
ianaA mAtion with surprising celebrity. and hsals
burns without scar. No family should b without
IT, 1t 10 always wanted. and Il alvays ready. We
Will forfeit dozen boxes for any singls faiare. We
believe there anything like 1t in the world
II is pat up in tin boxes with the name Pages Cl
max Salve" stamped on the bottoa q ~ box
None ctheris esnutne. Sold b loalers IN ueli.
cises ever vhtfe. Try It, Price only Is eenlo.
WHlT4 d ROWLAND, rroprietoss. @ llbesty
Street, NoQ Hosk. 49,
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ye. or not to Dyep
THAT l. THR QUERY.

r.. ,a's gray or red. then hear ye, hear We,
'""IsFAIoRos DYE. snd none v,, H., =.
Az, ~. h.israrcass HArR Pnssanv Avs
Peop,c WIN - IL actually s6ec;ing wonders
dclr,crtor, np. nair almost ruined BY the use Of
nN' crop ana this has been aocomplishs4 b, ,
Oh nee o. the above woudsrfa,esapop.A.
SOLO " Wsxsists and applisd 81 81 Hair Drss
90. nsanfaetoey No. - Ia,d,a re,e. Pyisespa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
M ERINO SOAP

The eupefi0Fity Of the materials used. and the
chemical combination Of them, 10 Of such scientific
nature that the Merno ssap 70 perfectly reutral and
mild. and cannot injure the texture Of the most deli
cate fabric, whist ito wAshias or defensive proper.
ties are truly astonishing.
The Aerino Soap can b used by rubbing on the
clothes in the usral way bat cut in shavings and
dissolved In hot water the clothes soaked for half
IN boar in the solution its extraordinary detersivs
properties will be more fuly obtained.
One pound will 20 far - three pounds Of any Of
the called labor-s aving, but Ting, Pam
lily Soaps In the market.
Sold by 6rocers and Dcalers In Soaps Ill over the
United States. aud wholesale by the Manrfacturcrs
M'keOnc. Van nnngen 4 Co..
81 South Front Street. Philadelphia. or ss Barclay
Street. New York. Sold bv Y. =. BALLOkD. "a
export. HENRY DARTS SONS, Rock Island, and
the trade generally.
"A Certain Cure"
For lncipent Consu ption Asthma. Coughs. Colds,
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, aud General Debility.
will be found 10 DR.. Tobias Pulmonic Life Syrup.
This valuable medicine com pounded from the gins
ofthe vegetable Kingdom, will be found sover-
eign remedy, In eli the above named diseases. The
demand for this valuable compound 10 daily lncrea-
sing and Il will without . doubt become ae popular
q Dr. Tobias celebrated Venetian liniment. Con-
sum pion IN Il last stages this Syrup will not
nor 10 there any re ned that will relief. however
will be found BY IL us What 10 stated to il
sursly will do, - trial viii prove. Thousands OF
certificates BE- 1t the Depot. SOLD by Drug.
Is certs. Ask sss Dr. Tsbiae Pnlmonie Life Syrup.
| aud take O other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
MoHars Life Pills and Pho ni1 Bittrrs

The most successful medicines in the world. Med.
ical men. elergymen, philsuthropists. all acknowl.
edge they performing wonderful effects In Eases
OF physical weakness. bilious secrstions dyspepsia.
loss OF appetite diseases Of the liver and skin. MOT
fat. Life Pills tho best Cathartic and Blood pur-
fer offered TO the public. They cleanse the system
from all mpnrity and never grips the bowels SOLD
by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
9 q A p

The undersigned. known 10 the public as Manu-
fac.1refs Of Pure. Unauthorized Family and Fancy
sosps, have spent many years and nneh OF their
means in educating the public TO behave the facts
that ''so-caled cheap or icw-priccd" Soaps, being
necessarily adutera,sd the dearcst ane that good
pare Soaps. although apparently dearer. are the
cheapest. They have reason to koow tina. their
aeaehtns has had itf proper eec upon the misds OF
intelligent hoasskespers, and believing the time
has cone whsn really Superior Soap will be apprs-
cated. they put IN the market an arti 10 which
they are confident 10 the best Family washing Soap
ever offered the people ofthis any other country
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

THE New York Sun teaches prevailing
sentiment very keenly, in tho following par
agraph:
The tone Of complaint pcrvading the res.
olutions adopted on the death Of our pub
mon 10 practical Atheism Of the worst kind
Death is evidently regarded by these rsso
Luton makers a. . sort Of arbitrary and
cruel dispsnsatisn, which ought to DO put q
stop 10. See the resolutions which have
been generally adopted about the d ath o.
Thaadeus Stevens.