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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-03

>precedin. section Of this net, to the purchase,
in opcn market and in the city Of New York,
| Of any part Of the securities OF the United
i, States, bearing six per cent. interest, anu
,hcrcupon the Secretary OF the Treasury shall
cancel An nmoun, Of United States notes
eonal to the securities SD purchased, aud SAIL
coin liabilities Of the United States, at the
ou,ion vr the creditors; provided, however,
| that the aggregate Of cc:n notes 'E'SIlcd under
; this act AMI the outstanding gold certificates
-! deposit, shall not exceed the coin and but
| lion in the Treasury ut the United States,
ard suck coin notes shall hr paid according
TO their terms, and may be released from
time to time. as the cx'gcnc;"S Ct t!tc public
service shall require.
SIC. 8. And he it further. cnactcd. that
any banking association now or.anN.d. or
.hA, may he hr,ra!tc: organized. un'Ir the
n; rE:tilic'l "An at to prUyNlc national cur
rrhIv, secured by i pledge Of United States
bonds. and to provLc for their circulation
anil the redemption thereof" approved Jan
uarv =, lSii6. is hereby authorized without
rr>prc; 10 the limitation .! S:WL'"h'Nn -;
! cil cu!ati,r: notes. prescribed by the twenty
second section OF said act, to iS<,r ami ci:cm
: late uo:r<, rs m"iry. hca'in. interest a"l
! PAYABLE cm ,icunl,d in coin; and such coin
notes shalt hc obtained hy the m"'ic pre-.
>c.lbrd in >aiI act aS 10 uthrr circulating:
notes. amd shalt hr pa on dcmanl in coin
i;l>,rmi ~: United States notes. end. "rlr I"'
issued ~ i!tr auu,in' ~. >iNir.lIvc pr crul.
.. ;;,c hu,,:< "' the Un,irl States irpr>i,r,!
with ,!.t Treasurer ": the United States, rs
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-03
Pfanetar; NOrldS---1 4 Of them-.-
1:S of them Discovered by Amcri-
can Astronomers.

The whole number Of primary PLAN
cts now recognized in the solar system
is one bund,rd ant fourteen. or this
number only six were known prior t"
the wear I7Sl. when Sir William Her
schcil, like another Columbus. burst
through th" heavenly enclosures and
discovered the remote ulanrt Uranus,
addin" the first new string TO the old
J." hvrc Of Nca"rn." The unwcnrird
industry o. astronomers, and the
powerful aid OF .lhc telescope, have
brought TO the knowledge Of the world
one hundred and seycn planets since
.llc discovery Of Granii$: Every Amcri-
can must feel &'pridc in the laci rs he
casts his eyes over the list OF il'c dis
rnvrrir>. that nearly onc-1itlh OF these
ir!r>rupic planets was discovered i'll
the United States. The latest a>IrOno-
mical publirM,i"I, credit American AS
trnnoincrS with the following plane
tary discoveries:
/. Errur's, ~ -S''llc:n'": /, ISL. Ferguson.
:. .T,r,:i%iA -u.:uh.r 1, Iiri. Ferguson. 3,
:. I'ANI,IA- -Srptr;m'".r IL. !"n. $''ari". at n.
h1hy. ;.
:. MNTN--.iiriIo. y. ISL. Turtle at r.',rsh"i'Ia".
Il. III:nNIN Mas ~. !S;. Peters. al tfIii'i.
ILrnA- April :. l'',:. Tut! -. 'i,nhri'r'
:. ErGh iuCE-%,'l;'m,!"'r -. 80, f"'"i>' ~
Clinton. go.
=. rnl,.:>. N"vr!rr".'l!, 49,, Peter. al ,'iin'
m. E:rGYxnmr- :&.;,r:nln.r u. ~. Wat .on, 1t;
il. in ',,l,mlrr ~. ISL. Peters. Ht Clinton.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-03

THE Live Stock Insurance Company,
Of Hartford, Connecticut, lind their
losses exceed their receipts, and will
issue no more policies. They cannot
contend against nature and fraud at
the same time or, as they express II,
no rate high enough to cover the "mor-
al hazard OF this class Of insuranre
can be obtained. Thus the final cxper..
iment OF insurinS live stock H., liot
United States comes to an clId. =
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-03

Is the north part 81 Saratoga county,
town OF Greenfield. y. y. recently,
there was a trio of weddings in one
house. at the same time. on which "c'
ra>iun IN old lady and her tw" dau%h'
lcrs were led to the altar. The mother
Was Il widow; the first daughter was \
widow of two months. and her EnS'
band Il widowcr OF four months: the
other was girl OF seventeen. AMI the
cspousrd Il man Of about thirty years,
who had recently Obtained Il divorce
from former wife. The minister was
considerably confused L" know when
he hah liuishrd. and il WAS understood
that he WAS to be paid III holcsalc
price, and receive the equivalent III fire
wood.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-03

THERE are ~ United States Senator
whose terms will expire on the Ith Il
March next. Successors 10 these Ser
alors have been chosen. a. follows:
.HnyW0ml-Wm. I. Hamilton.
Culii1rnia-EuSrnr ta>ScrIy.
CoMncctic"t-W. y. I;urkinsham.
Fori,lo-Abijah Gilbert.
OhiV-AlIcn &. Thurman.
IsmncSsec-Wm. &. Erownlow.
I'eym0nt-Gco. +. EtlmundS.
.NcraIu-Wm. NJ. Stewart.
.lhtinc-lIannibal llamliu.
MchiqaA-Zachariah Chandler
pcnnSnlrani0-John Scott.
.Ecw Iork-ltcubcn j.. Fcnton.
.Wssouri-Carl Schur1.
IUinneSotd-AleXandcr Ramsey.
Indiana-Danicl ID. Pratt.
Delancdre-Thomas T. Dayard.
WiSconsin-M. +. Carpenter.
Observation-Disclosures Sumner.
.Ncm IrrScy-Johm i. Stockton.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-03

THERE is slitl " bc Il beast running
at Iar-c in the White Creek settle.
mcnt, near Nashville, the tracks OF
which arc larger than Il pantherS, and
the appetite OF which for other animals
is something marvellous. 1t is 81 Sniti'
cant. too. that some Of the best hunt
inr dogs in the country Will not long
nursuc the trail OF the beast when
placed upon it. but turn at the first cry
of the monster and Geek to get in the
rear Of the hunters. What it is. where
il came from, and how TO capture II,
arc the all-pervading questions Of the
excited people troubled by indications
of IFS terrible work.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-03
5elsttea.
Christians Creed.

believe In drramS Of duty.
.WpruirAxS where they Can't control,
.r.nrs rnt< nf..hr vlorIuuS M.auty
.'rha, once Nllr! ir FnIallrn soul;
In the .,sllikE wreck of nature
sin ,l,h in the sinner leave
That may >tiil regain the stature
Il hath f,irn from - is'!i"rr.
/ is.li"vr In hluiaa Kindness
i,arv" nlnul th" >oiIS nt mrn.
Nj,,I"r Iur In within: blindness
Than In r,'nAur"'> E'rn''>t krn:
IN, the E,.rt.rn.>S tsH: slowly
Sanctions what would others :rIrH",
In the trust TIM, deep AMI Poly.
llni"'th MI ;hIns>- - h'ii'''"'
/ ,,.lL.rr In s"if.,lcnial.
\ul iiS secret throb of joy:
Ia the love that iv,.> inr"uch trial.
IN:n. moi. though death destroy:
la i.u,>c lon! :,uI ful i"'L.'E:aI>
That. though al 'hc w"rhl deceive,
VII. not 81 it> dark 'l'c'.NihG>
W.,Ex >H>l,rinI ..- i"'IrN'.
| l.,Iirv,. IN man affection
I.iL,t"r. tru'', ua>,Lii>a. hiSi,
iuIaI.cy'> :tlur,>i l"rirr:t"n.
Nn,. III wuiIian> purity:
IN hiS lnity >oui->':>:?i"f;:.
r.,a; ,"ta 10 "I." I'Ii!'''>'' "i''N'.
In Ho,' ...nt.r uh".'uI'iriiIii::
lr.,rr ai.l l'.I;:''i.'' II i'."'N".
I I..,i..v.. in S,.i!..lrVn;t"n.
I'm. l.,.g >rriir-' -! Years.
'S.,i,l,>t ;EuI;> al '.,"'p ri.L'.t!'a.
MIn Notwithstanding. w''tnLi t''@i':
Il, t!t,. i';:.. pr''N al:II.@ l'l->r"I
Iiuul:,i, ..rLri> hy '''"! ""'i"'r\".
Atd, u.>,,.:.. TN. w":i'l'~ ""l't E'>ti":i.
Live ,iinl -" I"g -- | ."'...\''.
hSiit.Nr III h;IIa.,:t w':.NIi''>'
rrE.:l. IL l"' >::"'." ;'iI'' tir.
Dwuir. It's tml",>>!".''i is.''hi"''N
Wha; /. w,.uI!. i'tl '''U.,i u''' 80:
Ia i'll r"u>ci"u>n'>~ - in!':i...
Which the l.'>> Il dU:h l"'r''lN''.
lpIu i!I,. nI"r,' I'':ISr u;IhNH.!.aS
A.. is cIuv:> -- i"'.!rIr.
| l.';irv,. In Love renewing
Nj Ii.a: sin hath SWEPT away.
I,nNril-i!k,' it> wps> pursuing
Ni:h: ',y n::ht i'';d ,iay 10y d.:
In tIu. power 81 ~ :,i..'Ii'tl:Iss.
IL ;in' =. ;..r' -: - :''!'ti''N''.
iu ';.,. :h,:: -: hi.h'.i.!.;I,:
- l..ri...,:n:I -- h".u'N".
l..ii.,y,. Ia i."v.' Eternal
l:N.-! i, i,."t> Ui.,,Lti..:iu.: "iI.
Tu,, l".itr.',h 'n.. deep :r;'.ii::;;
llt!. :, ,I,.,Ih that's ..'"lr'T >;..;
la IL patience. IL "ii'i'i.%I''c
:, r"r:,,',,r a;'. /" i'tr:'N'.
Ia liz .aI.:.. au'. iu,. '>,":.t go
~ - i,.tl!n:.i. -- ','s.'....
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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-03
The Peabody Fund and the west
Virginia Schools.

Virginia Schools.
\ meeting of tho Board Of Trustees
of the Peabody Fund was recently
held in Baltimore. The report Of Dr..
Scars, the agcl:,, contains an Interesting
account OF the Schools OF this State,
of which the following is an abstract
"Scarcrly ,anv State in the Union is
making more vigorous cXcriion> n be-
half OF general education, in proportion
TO its ability. than West Nir%inia. The
libcrality OF .hc people i'll taxing them
selves for erecting school.houScS and
Supportin" schools is all that could be
desired, Two years ago there were no
school houses in the State, except a'i"W'
academy Buildings. During the last
wear three thousand were erected.
'i'hr State laborS under great rmInr-
ra<<mrul in having few among The
youth whnarr qualified /" teach school.
and few men who have the requisite
knowledge a:,l experience I" Organize
and suprrntrnd schools. TO remedy
the ;nrurr evil n"r normal school has
been opened. and second i waiting
only for funds sufficient To pay The >a!a-
rir, OF TEACHERS. The school laws
ui the State are ruIiIurinrd iii great
uir:,>lirr To those ui Pennsylvania and
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trnd"nlS W HON SAM are >r!i:>arrilir-
in". rtIirirm, nrm. Everything. there
i"'r' appears N'r! l'."''.'>."-' '!.'''''7 u
'Hr :! >'''il !'' ~ '> ''''''' =.
y p1Tt'r"'Ar a''"un' WIS -''v.' ~
the c"'"'''"h> on "'''" HF!''"l''i|''" '"n'
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Ta'>'u ny 'l' people, "'>'"'> 'H' ,I'''!
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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-03

TuE New York Canals, during lSCS,
yislGed gross revenue Of S4,4l,oh'
The cost OF repairs and maintenance
was SlViS.7Gi, leaving a net revenue
OF -. p;l TStk
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-03

Adelaide Proctor IS with the angels
now. The tumult Of thix busy world
shall never more disturb Aey, Dul she
is gladdcr, more blessed angel, VIC
may be sure, whenever that. dear old
woman reads her little song. s::ealr ..
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-03

TuE OFFICE nF SURVEYOR lN l!AR'
ElS"H CnuHrr--l.iGIlrr.furR YEARS ~
THE iIAYMoHp FAMILY. - Harrison
County, West Virginia. was organized
in 1884. Upon the orgauizutiUn OF the
County. Major William Raymond was
appointed Surveyor, aud held the ~!!..'.
til1 his lra!!:, III. l%2E fo."n 8: ~ 81 :hir-
ty.scvpm years. l'ron h;S death he
Vas .crei,:c,t By his son Major TEom-
rs Raymond, who served unit! his
death in 1853. thirty-tw0 years. He
was succeeded by his brother, Cyrus
Raymond. Esq, who served until the
%l>i of December, lStS. 4 period of III
teen Years. when he WAS succeeded by
NJ. W. Davis. Esq. y father and his
two sons had held the Office for the long
period OF EiGH"Y.FuuG YEARS. from the
organization OF the County until The
l<t inst. They all discharged the du-
ties OF the office faithfully and To the
satisfaction OF the people. C2"rhSb"r9
Iciegr"Y.h.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-03

looked mp. Mrs. Bond was busily
sewing, hor "wholc strength going
to the present duty, her little, wriLklrl
mouth purscd iutcnt!y as usual, Ecr
gray eyebrows archcd mildly above
iicr spcctacIcs, and her sweet cd face
moro placid than ever.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-03
The &" Prime of l.itr."

Inrrc i Il certain Na%urnr>: about
this EXPRESSION. for We hear ii applird
rGMa!ly t" men Of thirIy-livr, or there
ar"rt-. though they manage I" look
younger. S"mrhudv has wei! said
that 1T man i, no older than he feels, Il
Woman than she luuk-. For persons
"!,j"y"u, temperament aud good phys
iuur. thea. llr lriuI" "I III" liHr last
10 Il late m'r;"I. y writer in t"%NcHH
Wg":inr speaks "i Dr. q. v. Holmes.
"ai Ihr 49," rt' Iiilv-nimr. "a" hrin@ in
:hr !ri'ur ~ !;Gr. AMI :" :. hrin.!
mentally ami rhs >irally ~ sound II
ever. D;"nru>. at iitly--""rl:..;> IN the
prime ~ lie. wi,.idim" the pen II vig-
nrwu>lv a. lac did thirty years a%". and
wa!kim" his twenty miles before dim
nr" WHENEVER TIM humur,takr> hirn. II
mi.hl have ntr;" said "i' the late I.Ur;l
p.,.lmrr>iua t!ia! II" WIS im the prime %!
l!rrn WAS hc ia frame. in intellect
80 clear. And 80 Of the late Lord
Hruumhaln Wl no rnEId 80 ihrough Il
VAST ai!l"um. Of mental amI bodily Ia
liyuc when close upon H. "i@hiirtE
year. What the prime OF Mr.. Parton :
Coming Man j 10 hr. lIic time lIa
hardly yet arrived for discussion. II
hr "raily j. Ia ahirrc Tia" maiutinai
rorNtaiI. though. and decline 10 mud
die himself with bad tohIrro. hr may
rrImliM in his prime l"n% enough tr
solve the I,r"hlrnI Of The phi!">urhrr :
stone. or. prrclancr. to square I'll" CIR
, 1869-08-25

Quiet Days "-a poem: tue continuation OF M,ss
An}och's etoty: "A Bfnve Lady - uChsnRe "a
poem; IAN Authors Memories OF Author,:,'
The Foster nro:Ae11;" "Too Clever by ua1f:-
The lFoErtaa OF Electricity" "Leander Doo.
httle;" "My Entmy1 Daughter" fcoutfnur+, ;.
"Gotne Over TO the Enemy" nThe Purttsn Cao.
tain" and The New Timothy" With the e.
ception Of "The Editors Drawer the nlIa.tne
Is very commendnble. The litter Institution faTae
Drawer , should be aholt.hed. n4 tued With
very stupid etufL
The WE5TR1s6TKR REvlKv tsoott,4 reprint, for
July eontains the following papers: "1ndla Rail-
way Reform;" "The -Four Ancient Dooks Of
Walea !" Labor and Capital - 81 Patents, Pat
enteea and the Publlc::" MI. Mills Analysis OF
inc A!nd = Prostitution tn Relation 10 the Es-
nonal Wealth, ~ and "Coasempo1a1J Lt.erat1rc.' -
The Ep1ksuR6H REVIEW, also for July, contains
the following papets: "The Tnpuhllahed Works
Of cucelardtnt - " Lecky1 History OF European
Morals; "victor Jacquemont,a Letters =.
"ShAkspesStau GlossaItca ~ "Johu Rsl11 Aiplne
dnide;" Arz. somrrEtle on NoIecula. scIeneo -,
The Ring and the Book :" " FreemRnA History
OF the Northern Conquest :" .Forster's Lite Of
Lantot ~ j" Tho Marriage Law Of tho Empire"
J. ". Pratt, Of Neg Yort, has isaped I very
complete Official Railway Gntdet compiled By I'd.
watd Vernon, Late General Ticket Agent OF the St.
Louis, Alton Terre Haute Ra1roa1 1t coutalns
railway time schedules, connections and distances,
ocean and inland steAn navigation rpusea mas
Of principal nnes, a0d Lists Of general otncers, 4ad
AEtneral Index Of towns and villages On tho vari-
ous rai1ways, corrected and anen1ed up TO date.
II Is one Of the moet complete and careful railway
guides We hare ever hetr.
Among The periodicals. Of the month for which
We can only md space for passing notice, are
DKTZB ExrEAIHfhTAL FARX JOURNAL, puh!IAhnd
At Chambe1sburg, Pa. and devoted exclusively to
the tnterests Of the farmer; TuE LI7T1H CHIEF.
verJ neat and pretty children's Journal published
at indianapolis; Eoe. and 5 Of ZR11.H EGcrc1o-
TG.pIA, bringing the work up 10 the letter B the
New YORK MANUFACTURER AND BUILDER, m unu-
sually excellent humber
, 1869-08-25

buslel- When sent here to be sold the
commissions arc added, which may reach II
cents per bu5hel. Tho Ar5us cannot cs.
cape responsibility for its boast that the
Democratic party in Eew,York had defeated
both the enlargement of tho Erie Canal
and the reduction Of tolls on breadstuhs,
BY false accusations against Chica-
&c. nor by enormously citing
TH1 CHICAGO Tnnrsn As vitnesa.
1he Ar3'" may now congratulate tho
Democracy OF New York upon the success
OF their policy in closing the canal as a
means for the transportation Of breadssuffa.
Corn now goes To Buffalo, and thence by
rail not only to tide water, but oven to the
towns long the canal itself. The "diver-'
zion" and it is rather serious dirersioa to
the consumers, takes place 1t the Buffalo
end Of the canal, and not at Chicago.
, 1869-08-25

intended % Nv from The 0ttns5s through :ae Fa-
Firth line, will pass Into the hands OF the eorcrn
nert o. thetr completion. Messages VII, BE- usa..
tuItted for the nrsG time throughNhe French St.
iani.e cable On Sunday ae1t oas Of the n:os.
Gently considered VIII shortly. b Il Relieved, ss
4unae dean!fe shaRa q j. provides for conaec.,ng
with surtnam. on the South american coast.
nunieation would be effected with ihe e.
nads with Ecuador, Pesu 1nd chi!e
The. neans Of telearaphlc correspondents
Houtd then exist between the Weat Indlapl s.nds
and Buenos AJles, the Argentine CoufedessJoo
aod the republics on the east coast Of souia
AmeI1ca- Concessions for forty Years hare i.srn
obtained from tne Spanish Government, ansi tas
eo!nnial eose1nrena Of seyeral OF the ,s,ants
nave undertaken to pAJ considerable eubztdY
1of space OF ten Jeara. is calculated tia. de
5ystem ntll supply the agency OF 1e!efra2ny to
y 99. .oco ot people From Sutiuam il viil te
easy to eTtend the Gts TO o Jantefo With stations
u tfefn2n!huoo, BahlA and other plxces The sye-
ten a. can also b united With lines completed Of
being constructed trnu Rto to Bueuos AIsks.
aoutts.'ieo and Valparaiso. The syslen vii
niles OF inland.
, 1869-08-25
THE EPISCOPAL TROUBLE I'M
OHIO,
Statement by n Friend OF tho tte,u
mrs Tate.

To ht EIiteF " th& Columbus Jvttr,nyf.
nave tnst htanl that bishop Nc IIsa,nr. OF III,
Epaseopal Church. was nerc On Tcrsils n,sbI
setIns ap ~ ecclesiastical eours 10 II, tnr Nss.
I. =. tnte, rector Of st FRul's Church Of tbfs
city, Having heard aorae.hiug Of tnc csse tr fnrr
wag curious 10 learn ..tbe 1Ac1s. un lnquisy, i
cho!E Of boys and clothed Them in Iurr,i,rs .nT
permitted mem to sing the pra'xes oi dol wills
HSemng ~ I'M go0S out o. cnareh The .hop
rot he ha.l been guilty ot 20 grave cHnc. NJ.
TATE tnnGctDtly replied that he nai Tho
Kshop ,aeseupou required hin 10 submit
ne mailer TO TIE ve.t5J q! the church .npiy:uc,
Of cousse, II the sestlJ approved. he whuEf nut
object 70 matter xus submitted to the vt.,r.,
f.cfo9 m1o ~ Sas 9PptoHsa Tie SonIse q their
70 inc behoP. On the receipt o! thc ts,sn!r.,on4
the hishop Changed bis rsek ruli wrote Mr. Tat,
singing Illegal In The Episcopal Cnurca. Tuts hs
uld, well khowiug that lutl ART common u tho
Church Of England, md DOT uufrequcEt ID many
d'ocests II thus COUNTY. In June, lSl1 the matter
VISA submitted u the diocesan CGnyentlou which
esaded sn expression of opinion on the legality uf
Tats did not abandon his cnoI. an,i In. ii,xSnn
again atitl!ess him Hote tuqurtn4 whether III,
ptacllce hSh he bad ltrt.nU"'4vI lteza. WA .t,l
A. anu stated that pssctiee which was conl,nnu ID
tee Church Of England ant III rlsay ,iltcrsrs IL
fh!s county could noL be illegal,
IheHtafon the bishop abandoned all his former
'pcsltonS sni wrote At. Tate, 4a!snx he h44i n.!-
montshed aln thai he WA Hruns, aud toat hu
tlon, wien ne had violated no In Of f;td ~ th-
Church, s1d the Bishop At once threatened him
Wah prosecution; aaI Immediately consttl!ett
Al the drawing VI The members OF the court
". Iale:s counsel ie;rauaea . CERTIFIED Ii.t Of
tn6se ynanoed u act Us biz tzters hut no gnorsa.
1e deliberately Certified to the 4uxIIrc Atu.t pr
one On Mho naA speeiali5 excluded by the cauoas or
~ E :, ~ ~ ae was one OF those dawn ID tx
TIE court thus drawn met 1t II r,pte;. and BY
, 1869-08-25

Of 10000 square miles, and 1000
feet deep, filled with the pu.est
water, rs sparkling III champagne, as cool
as q mountain I'll. The air wc breathe
cotne8 down to us from the North, cooled in
Its course o1er nearly four hundred miles Of
this inland sea, and rushing sou4hwasd unim-
peded for thousand miles and from ita
cool depths we draw E supply to which
there can be no limit, Of which there can
be no failnre, and which no human care
lessuess or evil intention can poison, Of
living watera as pure, as fresh, as cool, and
as inrigoratin8 81 the northern winds that
temper the summer heata. We would glad
y help New York and Phi1adelphia Il We
could, and cool their pa.ched throata, but,
under the circumstances, we can only con-
dole with them in their misfortunes, and
offer them our s1ncerest COMMUNICATION for
having been built too soon, and On stes
which nature only meant should be the
places Of villages
, 1869-08-25
Speech OF lhc Roman Catholic 8iah.
0p OF Limerick.


The corporation Of Limerick vntte.1 ,,nor r.
Butter. Roman Catholic Bishop, On suauar. A..
gust !, md presented HIN will an aldreas Of con.
GTsess On POT as return rum London AMI e.
!s:. 1se House Of co91nens SIN vInllcston Of tSa
tons sought 10 be cast upon them. = TncT rn;a'
gtfed the Wtsdou and nhttitv with wn;eh -
snoT e. N fsplplns 70 the tallaetoas araum.nts
we're attempted 70 be .a.tuned fhp Hsbnas ImAses e.
tepy, tnsnfsa snsLa for their generosity, I'D cx
dence Of enduring attachment bri +rr1 r.. n.taIr
~ ~ Gsopie AEndi1z to the great rirtory Hnicn
n nas me sesssou he spoke In the ioow-
IN me: ~: A41oa M AID Grsnx,stN: That battle,
~ Maica A asas b{ nae With your clerxy, you fought
ex dsys 6esa toosea sna ha Taa tns .,s
ana nnal victory Of the cause 5oa ,hr6 Upheld:
sns.n tne anspises Of the greatest Statesman Of
esta5ned sna ssa,,a n@es ssl,s,os' es1y
;e!efsI Ut u our country. rejoiee With you tnat
sae Salaolc 11tty OF our country and city hare
sshiev,nx this srest measure Of jSIstee. VI muat
N!Tefolee, priests and people, At the Triumph OF
$nt otet *Toog, Of 1oss1ee over in1usnce. but oar
oos feeling toward those Who nave been yan-
crushed p the nsnt- They aee cur ntsxhoors md
n o9s ssetsEo, u, and We Noald not unnecessassly
Motnd taetr feelings or hurt ha.r Of their heats-
have Won; not snaf they nave been ca1t down
BEEN Mted up non under s5etr iees sa.i pssees On
= seEel with them Before the face Of the etuFdre.
Lex Us hore th1t the Ckthctc and F1ptestaat
a,tcn which kept thin aInn,ler for centuries h
happily !eyeuet forever, viii unite u Honorable
hand, the regeneration Of cur country. WhY
should we lott We are Ill The Children Of lrc-
lahd eh1Gxen o. the same mother, equally dear to
q Al Why should We not totn hands to sxtse her
up and nonEssh her. and wipe the Stains Of lonN
suns1Iog nom her falr tscs, and tn 10 a1ta5 heT
NAs eer1 Let us pIay for ttls blessed copsuns.
msuonr and let Us take cefe to prove 10 the yorId
.! tut conduct that u lt.sameu viii not uu:ts
Is brothers for the wealth oY thetr coant1s = tSn
fa1li does not lie with the Catholics,"
IEe sdotets Of the BISHOP elected cQtdisf Yc.
sQonse from the deputauon, ~