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ss"sss d Coss'ssfsi'ti Smhh's Toni,
SyssS hss tssa cosstsslei.sd, cod the cUas
sssSsl'sr bscveht 10 grief.
SMfTH's TONIC SYRUP.
Tho genuine article muss have Dr.. John
Bc'Fs private stamp on sseh. bottle. Dr..
John Bull only hss the right 10 msnufse,uss
and cell The original John Smith. Tonic
syrup Of Louisville. Ky. Exsmiss we'll
The ''es' on ssch bs,,le. tiny private
'ssmp 10 not on the bottle. do no, purchase.
D. you will b deceived. See my column I'd.
'e''''e"s"s' end my show card. I will proc.
'eu's any one Infringing on my right. The
genuine S"i'hs Tonic Syrup can only Be
prepared BY myself
The PubIc's servant,
Louisville. Ky. Da. JoHw Buzz.
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A CARD TO INvALiDS.

a Clergyman. while residing 10 Sou,l
Ams''c' - . missionary. discovered ssi,
and simple remedy for the Cure Of Nesvou
week.-mrs.. Essly Decay. Disease Of n,
Urinary end SsminsI Orgsns. and Tho Who'll.
'rs'" Of disorders: brought on BY bansfu
and vicious habits. Great numbess hsye
been cured BY this noble remedy. Prompt.
ed BY 'esise 10 benefit the sfl;c,ed end
unfortunate, I will send the recipe 70, .,s.
pairing end usinG this medicine, In . sealed
envelope. to sny one who needs Il, Fass
OF CHARGE. Addreas,
JOSEPH 4. INMAN, Station n.
Fet7 Coy Bible H"use. New York Cite
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Raw. Edward A. Wilson will sept
Gree OF chsre") 10 st who desire Il, The
prescription With the directions fos making
and usinR the simple remedy BY which he
vac cured Of lung affection and the,
dread disease Consu,n piion. HE only Oh
ject 10 TO benefit the effected end Re
hopes every sufferer will Try HE remedy,
a. Il will cost them nothing. end msy prove
bIessioe. Parties Wishing shs prescsip.
lion. sRse. BY return mail. will p!esse adj
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
NJ. 165 South Second Street,
Williamsburg. Kings Co., New York.
May le. 1867.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a Geo'iemao who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. end 81
the effects Of youthful indiscretion. will. 70,
tho sake Of suffering humsoi'y. send free "a
al who need il. che recipe aud directions 10,
~sking the simple remedy BY which he wss
cured S'fesers wishing TO profit BY the
.dve'tiser's experience, can do 90 BY I'd
3ressing, in p-stec, confidence.
JOHN b. OGDEN. AZ Cedar
May 10, 1667v. Street New York.
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CONJUGAL LOVE.


AND rse aAPnSEss or True MARRiAeR.
Essay for Youog Men. on the Error.
Abuses end Dises'es which destroy III.
Manly Powers and create impedmsu,s ,e
MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief Ssn,
!" sesled letter envelopes free Of charge =
Addre's. Dr.. j. SKILLlN HOUGHTON
dow''a Association. Philsdeipbis, Pc.
Feb 81, '68-y
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..LAii prisoners debt within the T.,
li;;so'ctlon OF the North German Par.
~ .,ament have been liberated under the
" authority Of the law which came into
operation last month. ''s0
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CORoNEk,s tNQUeST

p OTICE 10 hsssby gives hat q On In
j ~ eusss hsi6 ~ ske unlessiRsed Coso
ses Of Dueols eoustt. 1adisss: o. The kod,
|os ODD james Q. Miller, ioved vss6 10 N,
eewe Of hSnsinsbste, The following verde
We ts'asssd b. the juy:
/ We Tho uadeTsiensd jusets supsnnslst
end s~o'a on the 25,h 1sy 1uns, 1865. q
Inc township Of Ps,oks, and county OF IDu
S0ts. By Reinhsu Rich, Coroner Of s.it
county. 10 inquire end . true brssen sweu,
make In what msunes and b. shom Jsmes
= miller. whose body &as fouod ., HuatinR.
oosg on the 24'h dsy Of June. 1858, esme
l,o ne desth. After having hessd the svis
oencs and exsminsd ths body W. do find
tnat The deceased can't 10 HE death b.
v'oleeee. end the. ssid body hes upon /. Tho
following ns'ks and weuhos: Two cuts
on the vortex Of the skull. oae stab In the
MP pe"et'a'ing the sbdomea. csusinR des,h|
10 lev minutes. together With . number
o. oeher cuts. oil supposed TO BE- done With
fns'p instrument or butcher knife. b. one
Elijah N. Pistle. and which the Jury do dod
cso'ed ihs immediate death OF ssid pesson
whoss body wss found % aforess,d. end
we further report ,hst 'hs true meme OF ssid
person 10 a. sbovs given; that st the
time Of bic dssih no wss sbous IS years
OF ego. shat he YES Of dsrk complexion.
sps's inside. sbous elk feet high. scsr on
the right cheek. the nsms Of ssld person
wso on HE right s'm 10 blue ink, (James 8.
MilIes). thst when no died 10 wss dressed
:" o'sek striped psatsIooos. whit. shlst, one
psir OF boots. and had IN bic person one
pocket boob sos,sinins 10 ceess
Given under our hands this 26,h Day OF
lure, 1868
rhomss E"Iow Herman Dieekmann
q . bAses' John B0rmsn
George 6chwsr,x Martin E Mevs,s
.scoo rsomm Jacob Hotter
John Berger Adam Hsue,
Z u Ahssss Harvey vondivev
Jurors.
RElNHART RICH. Coroner
Jnlv 3. '6s-3w
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The platform and candidates Of
the New York Convention have utterly
aiscomhtted the radicals. Already
!!hey are Hat on their backs, aud will
did before. "
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|HAvlN0 made the EYE end EAR. with
II their many end compIics,sd diseases
. speciality and the study Of yssss, I desire
70 cay 10 THE eommunity. that I en- pre-.
pared TO treat oil no msy seek relief from
pain o. suffering resulting from ssy sffec.
sion Of these important orgsns
All know the issslisnsbls advantage OF
good syssight ssd good herring. end should,
Ieo1sequsatly. 30 csssful 20 preserve them.
Whst q 6sst msy sppsss 70 the unini,is.
ted bot eight disorder, b often the germ
lof . deep ssstsd disease, which msy, for
wsnt Of proper attention. develcp itself into
Il destsuc'ivs sssnt. The slighiest inAsm
mstion msy sx,esd 10 such . degree: and
hence, Say. W essnst 30 too es,e,uI IN
esssd;ng that which msy b % easily loo,
TO %.
Long experience IN ne kespi,s,s Of En-.
rope In military and civil practice, has a ode
ne familiar with ne minute structure az
these orgsns. the dtss,ses 70 which thew s,c
liable. end the proper treatment 10 ofFo,d
prompt and psvms nent relief.
Ovvics Houas, from 8 to II 4. n. end from
= 20 5p.N.
@0rrlc.. on Third Street. between Lo.
cuss and Main.
JOHN MA0ENISS, ". n,
Nov 80. 's7-i, E,su.s TSs. nd
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"A. A. Kello, publisher of q Gin.
Swlnc ling illustrated paper IN New
tork has been fined $500 in . Buf
;aIo court. on pleading guilty to an
Indictment for promoting q lottery.
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JASPER COURIER.


For PROSE cutting Attorney
nrWs ere authorised 70 announce Hon
G. 8. DoBnfHs, 20 . candidate for recollection
70 tho Office OF Circuit Psesseutes, Of ths
Third Judicial District, sutjec. to The Die
ssist Dsmocrsuc Convention.
For sheriff.
HrWs ere authorized TO announce M.
r. RicH. late Pdvsss Co. X. 9th Ind. Vet.
Vols. % . candidate for Sheriff OF Dubois
County. 1t the ensuing October election.
0rWa are authorized 10 announce VIII
LIAM II. BRsrz Of Pstoka Township. - .
candidate for sheriff Of Dubois County. q,
the ensuing October election.
FOR RIAL ESTATE APPRAISER.
"We ere authorised To sonouncs Mr..
JossPH Horny. late Private Co. H. 18Th U
8 Infantry, ~ . candidate Tor Reel Es.s,r
Appraiser Of Dubois county, At the ensuing
October election.
0rTWe are authorized 70 announce NJ.
ALLss Il. FLEMING. OF Hall township. ~ q
candidate for Land Appraiser. Of Dubois
county. ss the sosuiog October election.
FOR SURVEYOR.
NJ We are authorized to announce NJ |
ARTHUR BsRRv, o. a candidate for Survey OF
Of Duboi. County. at the ensuing October
election.
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INFORMATION,

lnformation guaranteed to produce lux
u'Isnt growth Of hsir upon . bed hesd o.
besvdless face. also . seripe for the removs,
Of Pimples. Blosches. Eruptions, etc., on
the ekin. leaving the same sof', clesv, end
cen be oblsined without charge
BY sddrsssinQ.
THOS. F CHAPMAN. CHEMIST.
823 Broadway, New York.
Sep. 20. l067-8m
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r EEv E'N AMIR OHlA,
FOR the HAIA,
I m p r 0 We d.

The experience Of over one hundred yssrs
10 the the cultivation end preservation OIL
the Hair, 10 nov embodied In this widely
known preparation. For dressing. curlimd
end preserving the Hsis. hes no seusl 10 The
world. Three or four applications will stop
the Hsis from telling %, end II used occa
sioNalIy, Il will prevent hsis losioe IN ORIG.
incl color during q lifetime. No psspsra.
ton equsls Il fos RssroRsRe the heir quickly,
srd no preparation hss been more exten.
sively endorsed By the msdicsl faculty for
its perfect Innocence % regards Injury
10 the heir OF hssd. end Tor its toaio effects
upon the system. Price. large hotties 81.
Dsugsisss. Dsslsrs 10 Fsaey 0oods, sod
geaseslly, libssslly dssh
with. Rstsilsd IN Oh pssss Of the u. 81
Csnsds. DO. Address
NEcRsrAnY REsvs's AnSsos,A Co.,
F.b ~. '6e-y-H \ 4 Co New York.
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Speech of Gen. Frank Blair.

Speech of Gen. Frank Blair.
The following 10 the speech made By Gen
Frank Blsir Saturday evening 10 reply I,
Gen. Morgan:
I scceptt the platform and resolu,ions pses
sh by the nte Democratic Convention, an.
] accept their nomination with feelings Of
the most profound gratitude. And, tir, |
thank you for every kind manner in which
you hsvs conveyed TO ine The decision Of The
convention. sccep, the nomination. with
'he feeling that your nomination for the
Presidency 10 one which v in carry u 10
cer'si" victory. tspp!suse]. ard because I
believe that nomination il the moot appro.
pirate that could be made bv the Democratic
party.
The crntrst that We wage IL for the res,o.
rs''cn Of constitutional government fehsess]
aud Il 10 appropriate that we should make
the contesi under the lead Of one who he's
give" HE life 10 the msin,rnsnce Of cons,i.
'u'io"sl government. lCheers ! W. make
the contest for the restorstion VI the psin.
c'P'es Of the government which belongs tol
our race, snd. my fellow ciix-os, il 10 most
proper that We should have Tor our iesder-l
not one from the mili,ssy, but one who hes
devoted himself 10 civil pur.ui:s given him
y" The study Of the understanding Of our
Constitution its msintensnce with al the !
force reason sOd Judgment.
My fellow cit:zens. I have ssid the con
tact before W was one for the restoration .,
"ur Government. Il 10 also for the re s,ors.
Ton Of our race. Loud cheers.1 II 10 TO
10 prevent the people Of one race being ex.
cluded from their homes and exiled from the
d"vernmen, which they formed sod created
for themselves aud their children, sud TO
prevent them from being driven out 10 exile,
OF trodden under The foot Of some 'bsrbsroua
race. lAppIsuss. In this contest we
shall have the sympathy Of every nan w:.o
!" worthy Ut belonging TO the white rscs.-
Whst civilized people on earth would refuse
20 sssocis'e with themselves 10 al the
''eh'' and honors and dignity Of ,hei. com.
Wy, such men a. Lee snd job tson! Voice
Done! noneD What civilized country
would fell to do honor 10 thoss who. sighting
'or On erroneous cause. yet distinguished lC
themselves BY Rslls"'sy never ye, surpssssdi I
(ApP'ausr.) In that contest for with ,hev
ire sought TO be disissnc hised and exiIed
TO" their homes. ,hsY proved themselves 10
De our peers. TAT ,his point there ives q :,
0m'nous silence. followed BY repsesssd clsp
ping OF hands and faint cheers :
NY fe'low-ci'izens, il 10 not my purpose
o make lengthy address. bu, simply 10 o.. q
''e's my gratitude for the distinguished
'ono' which has been conferred upon me. v
mo from my heart I ssl,ers,e tho words Of
nsnAs that rsn from ny lips when l rose.
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Fine Blooded Horse!
A pnss bloodsd English Race Stallion.
"a from . full bloodsd Messenger. end b.
Imported Albion, csa 30 sesu ct Jssper.
Dubois county. lad. an Interest for sal,.
B. NJ. WELMAN.
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Hccaspas 0ssnsn Bs.srr, FER bottle .........el q
hat dozen .........b %
Aoo6snd's German Tonic, put up IN quart l,tiss u
pr bottle, or half dozen for............. 70
- 10 cot forget 70 cxsnirs vel ths sxIcls 700
buy, 10 ardsr % yet the genuine.
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CAUTION.

HocAand's German lsemedies ar eountcrfclted. ecs
sAas the signature II - q. NJ JACKSON
y on the wrapper OF cach AottIs.
An othem aro couf tcrfcis.
q the German Medicine esors, No. eSl ARCH Olrvri
oHA1L1s =. EVANS,
German Dmgyiss, Proprietor.
Formerly e. NJ. JAcaecN q Co
taR snle oy al 0ruggista and Dealers In NeSdicinsA
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From Rev. Joseph Il. Ksnuard. 4. D


AsaaaM Edtiov CAvistiaw Csronicls, Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the usc Of oce.
Iands German Bitterv and feel my pri, cvc to re.
commend them - most valuable tonic IL all who 40
euncrnG nom general debility OF from disesrs arising
non dsseagsmsut Of the liver. Yours truly,
z. u. CENDALL
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UFxy W wbat ycn owe rs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-02-12
CHARLESTON, 9TH February, 1858; Sc !;

A THRILLING SCENE ON RAu.RoAD-DE-
srRucTIoN OF SLEEPING CAR IN RAPID MOTION.
Tho Chicago Republican gives the partcu-
lars OF the burning of the magnificent palace
sleeping car "City Of Chicago" on tho Burling-
ton. Quincy and Chicago Railroad, a few nights
ago. 1t says:
Tie train was moving at good speed, when
suddenly kerosene lamp in the rear END OF
the car exploded, and instantly thst part OF tho
coach was in flames, which, viii frightful
rapidity, seized the bedding and woodwork.
Had it been the forward lamp, and the flames
been driven back upon their prey, there il lit
lie doubt that several lives mutt have been lost,
with such ferceness did the devouring element
make progress, even against the headway OF
the train. Mr.. Bishop, our informant. was
sleeping in the middle section, and answering
the first alarm, sprang Tor the door. return
ing to get his boots from beneath his berth, he
was driven back in haste by tho flames and
sitting smoke. For fcw minutes ths asfHest
alarm prevailed, and one or two OF the passen-
gers were with difficulty savc1 from their own
frantic efforts to leap from the train. AN, now.
ever safely reached the car III 'front.' but most
of tlem left behind in their berths such artl-
cles of apparel and yaluablcs as they had iaid
aside in disrobng for tho night. Thls Drougnt
Two uQfOrt0nltc5 OGG III IDS ilRI1 oHun 09S oAA
form, for winter night, Of cotton shirts and
draw: rs-a state of affairs which instantly call
ed for contributions from the baggage OF their
moro fortunate fo.low-passcngers.
=. While sll this was transpiring in the escape
of passengers, the flames had takon possession
Of the entire ill-fated car. forward and ait, and
were eaping and streaming through the roar
windows, presenting u most extraordinary
spectacle, us the train kept on its way with
heightened speed, it having been decided, on
short consultation, to make for the water sta
ton at Buda, run Of twelve miles where it
was hoped the flames might be drowned out
Vain hopol for the unfortunate car, instead OF
being rescued, dragged the wator station and
an adjoining wood-oile to share Its fate, oil be-
ing burned together.
Tho instance is full CT warning that none
will take earlier than the managers OF the Pull
man line, to instantly and forever Danish the
fatal kerosene from these splendid cars. They
were chosen. we known, with view to secur-
ing brilliant light, and adopted with the best
and most secure of known appliances But this
recent proof is enough to demonstrate their
peril and decree their Punishment. The city
Of Chicago" was magnificent coach built at
the Aurora shops, at an original cost OF over
twenty thousand dollars.
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Our European Dispatches.
Iprn ATLANTIC TELEeRAPH.l

GpER ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
LONDON, February 11.-sir Edward Bourster'
physician and author, died, aged 81.
The British iron-clad Hercules, the largest
:, +ha world. was successfully launched at
Chatham Dockyard.
LONDON, February n.-Burllnsame mas d.
rived at Shanghai en- route westward.
The shock Of the earthquake was felt at Shan
uho; and caused much CONSERVATION.
THbte; imperiahsts forces in China claim 'ha1
thew are gaining ground rapidly.
CORK, February ia mob OF Fenans aroVe
the nolice through the streets with fre arms
but none were hurt.
LONDON, February 11-Noon.-Bonds quiet
at 71a71l. ,,.
ap M-Bonds frmer at 13an3.
PAp1s, February 11.-Bourse strong' Heh'eS
advancing. ~. o...o,
Ivrnpoor, February 11--NcoH.-Cotton
G,roer and advanced 1-16d.; sales $4,000 bales;
TJplands 3d.; Orleans SID; others unchanged
.,ap. M.-Cotton buoyant; Uplands sgd on
the spot, sld, to arrive. Mar chester advloeS
favorable. Yarns and fabric flrmer. Bread
stuffs generally firm. Pc US. 3D. Bacon
ass. 3d. Talow 42s. I'd.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL 10 THE CHARLESTON DAILY sEws.l

JeprcrA1. TO THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-Since the open
rupture between General Grant and the Pres
;dent as disclosed in the recent correspond
ence. party bitterness has been hourly on the
increase, and there is no doubt that the crisis
of the long struggle of Congress with the Ex-
e-utive is at hand. 1t is conceded by we'll in
formed men of all parties that the Radicals
will impeach Mr. johnson, and, unless resist
ed, depose him within thirty days. Bingham
and the more cautious Republicans, hitherto
opponents OF impeachment, are now leadng
the movement, supported by Stanton and
Grant. They predict for their scheme speedy
snd.certain success. Their real design is to
oct Wade fairly installed in the White House,
and then to throw Grant overheard as presi-
Dental candidate.
Intense anxiety prevails regarding the Pres
;dsnt,s course. The Democrats openly coun-
sel him to strike the first blow, as the only
chance of saving himself. They urge that the
prompt removal, forcibly if necessary OF STAN
ton from the War department, and the arrest
Of Grant. on the charge of INSTRUMENTATION,
will render johnson master Of the SITUATION
and that in the present state of public mind
sncb vigorous measures to preserve the gov
ernment will meet the support OF majority,
of the people.
The President keeps his own counsel. The
Radicals generally are confident he will sue
cumb and hence the comparative steadiness
of the gold market.
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,,u. v..h,ngton dispatches.

WASHINGTON, February 11.-Judee Black pre-
santea before the Supreme Court, yesterday a
hin Of the State of Georgia oersus Grant,
Mooae M Ringer ct al. Black endeavors to avoid
the grounds which lead to the dismissal OF the
former case. ,oa =. ,ot
There has been no decision rendered as YET
in tbe McArdle case, and the general impress
;or ia that it will be dismissed.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE JUDICIARY
Committee stand four to three against Eo-
minds bill regulating impeachment proceeo-
ings. ~, uo,rt fovorab,v
on III. bill forbiddmg deposits in national
borks in cities where there are ASSISTANT
treasurer's Offices. -.
II ia rumored that the Secretary OF the
Treasury intends selling fifteen or twenty NIL
lions of gold this month.
Ar Guthrie has resigned the Kentucky
senatorship on account Of sickness. lhe iegis-
latnre will elect on the 18th.
The Senate rejected William D. Bishop as
Commissioner OF Patents, John NJ johnson as
Federal Marshal of Virginia, Leslie Combs as
Marshal of Kentucky.
The President nominated Henry r. Heriot as
Collector of Customs for Georgetown, s. g.
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A Fss1AN DEMONSTRATION IN LONDON Two
weeks &c ago o very daring act-though probably
only q bad ioke-was perpetrateu in broad day
in \ part Of the City Of London which is usual
" crowded, and under the Tery windows OF the
Lord Mayor-the posting Of sedltious placard
an tho front Of the Mansion House, and on
That part Of it upon which royal .proclamations
are always exhibited. Tho document was
wholly in manuscript. At the head of were
the figures 1868, immediately below which was
pen-and-ink sketch Of an Irish harp, SUI
rounded with representa- tions OF Shamrock,
and below !hat again tho words God save
Ireland /" Oncach side OF these emblems were
ho capital letters Of 81. R." denoting it is pre-
1med, Irish Republic. Then followed this
elegant effusion, some Of tho words of which
were sought to be emphasized by the use OF
..The IrisEmen of America are united Irish
men of England, follow their example Unite
forward, ye fearless sons Of Ireland Stand
for the old country! !"
The whole of this production was written
upon mean looking slip of paper, and imme,;
diately below it another plip had been pasted
upon which were the words, in letters nearly
an inch long, "God save the Green," Which
might at first have been taken for the faI'1liar
expression of loyalty with which oil royal pro-
clamations conclude.
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TN. President and General Grant.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE PRESIDENT
o,ens his last communication to General Grant
nv saving: s'The extraordinary character OF
your letter Of the Sd would seem to preclude a
,anlv but the manner in which publicity has
boen given to the correspondence, whereof
+hot letter forms part, and the grave ques-
+ions involved, induce this mode of giving
.,,o,,or form to the communications that have
ssed between us. The statements OF five
,oor,hers Of the Cabinet who were present dur
- tho conversation of the 14th, and copies
20 the;r letters to me are enclosed" Quoting
sror, Grants letter, the President says: "When
controversy upon matters Of fact reaches the
.,.;,t n which this has been brought. further
sssertion or denial between the immediate
norties should cease, especially where on either
side it loses. the character OF respectful ds-
cnss;on which is required by the relations IN
which the parties stand to each other" After
onotine again, the President says: 1.-THE
point is that there you change your
views. You had secretly determined to
do the very thing which you at last did-sur-
render the Office to Mr.. Stanton You may
have changed your views as to the law, but
YOU certainly did not change your views as to
the course you had marked out for yourself
from the beginning The President argues at
some length the legality OF his order to Grant
to disregard Stanton's orders, making the
,,o;nt that Grant will not obey his direct Or
dors but will obey ther indirectly. The Presi-
aont concludes: 'sWithout further comment
,,non the subordinate attitude which you have
assumed, I am at loss to know how you can