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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-12
TO FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.

The National Temperance Adrocate
says:
We understand that the Grand Divis-
ion of the State of Kansas, i'll cOnnec-
ton with the State Society and Nation
al Division Propagation Society, have
secured the services of A. E. Bradley,
Esq, NJ. w. Conductor, for a three
months campaign in Kansas in the cause
of Temperance. Mr.. Bradley Is one of
the most efficient organizers and lectur-
ers in the country, and we congratulate
the friends in the State upon the pros
poets before them.
Societies and localities desiring his
services should correspond with DIR. A.
Hunting, Manhattan, or j. Z. Miller,
Esq, Topeka"
To make this a successful RDdertak-
ing it is only necessary that all friends
of Temperance and good morals should
spare no means to diminish our ex-
penses and secure the fullest possible
attendance. at these meetings. 1t will
be just so much direct help to the cause
if you will aid us in extending our
notices, in providing entertainment for
the lecturer, and in arranging for the
use of a church, to save the heavy cost
of hire for public halls.
The following are Mfr. Bradley's ap-
pointments for his first series of Lee
lures, in this section of the State:
Emporia, Monday and Tuesday,
March % and 80
Cottonwood Falls, Wednesday,
March 81.
Council Grove, Thursday and Friday,
April l and 2. A. HUNTING,
Charm of CON-, G.. ID.
JOSEPH C. MILLER,
Charm Elk. Com. State Tenn. Society.
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REBEL REUNIoN.-Thc Kansas City
Times, in politics, is dyed-in-the-woOl
rebel, aud hence it publishes with great
pleasure call for reunion OF Shelby
men, sometime during the spring, to be
held at Lexington, or somewhere in the
vicinity. The call says they should do
it to prove we are men," Having
proved themselves miserable thieves,
bushwhackers, and rascals generally,
during the war, it is scarcely probable
that meeting at this late day will re-
deem their characters to any great ex-
temt.-L0tcreace Tribune.
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Charm Elk. Com. State Tenn. Society.

INDIANs.-Last Saturdays Topeka
Record says: I'VE are Informed by
Hon S. F. Wright, of Hays City, that
he yesterday received letter from that
place stating that on the 25th ult. three
trappers were out about twenty miles
from Hays, between the Solomon and
Saline, when they were suddenly at
tackled by party of seventeen Chey-
ennes. Quite a fight ensued, but the
trappers succeeded in escaping with on
Iy one hurt, but not until after they had
killed two Indians and captured shield
on which was the scalp Of white per-
son, supposed to be that Of 3 woman.
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agss done n the 4EOrgan rasd Kansas,
which stood the brunt IN the early
part Of the war, and which furnished
more troops to tho government than
any State Is the Union in proportion
70 her inhahitants, ought to have JUS
tice done her in such . matter. We
repeat that the people Of Kansas must
know whose fault it is that they do
not get what money is honestly due
them for claims. They would sooner
have what the General Government
owes them than all the speeches our
delegation can make between now and
the Gcrack of DOOM"
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The Kansas PAcrrro.-The St. Louil

THE KANSAS PACIFIC.-The st. Louis
Republican publishes the following in
teresting intelligence:
Since the Union Pacific Railroad E.
ID. has changed its name by act of Con-
gress to that Of the Kansas Pacific Rail
WaF. we understand fresh efforts are
making 70 push forward the extension
of the road. Mr.. Perry the president,
il b understood, has about completed his
AIxnciaf arrangements for the rapid
completion Of thesroad from the pres
eut terminus at Sheridan, to the city Of
DeaveF, the. distance between those
pelnts being in the neighborhood Of
two hundred miles- Under the new IT.
rangemenf work win Be Immediately
resumed. The report that President
JOhnson did not sign the Denver bill 10
appears was incorrect.
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TIE VALLEY RAILROAD.

We are Informed on the most reliable
authority that work is rapidly progress
sing on the q. p. r. R., Southern Branch
or Neosho Valley Railroad The Bird ge
across the river at Junction City is to
be completed by the first of May. The
ties and iron have been purchased for
thirty five miles of the road. 1t is the
determination of the company to build
to Emporia by next November.
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-Old Mr.. Grant has been hen,

-Old Mr. Grant has been heard from
again. If the old gentleman's aim 10 to
make himself very ridiculous about his
modest and successful son, he also Is q
great success. He was at the insugura-
ton, and managed to get his name mem
toned in the kilograms, in, connection
with the event, by tumbling down stairs.
We remember how out Of place he
seemed occupying the most prominent
place on the platform At the Chicago
Convention. And think Of those letters
In the Ledger. The more we think about
the matter the more we think old 1Kr.
Grant ought TO GO home TO Clermont
county, Ohio, and stay there. We don't
like to read accounts OF his narrow es-
cape lrem bresking his venerable neck
Just because his son happens to be Pres
ident.
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tried It, know that it cured them: those who have
not, know that it their neighbors and friends,
that it fails through any faux or negIectof
its composition. We have thousands upon thou.
following complaints, but such cures are known in
every neghboFhood, and we need not publish them.
containing neither caiomeI or any deeterous drug
they may be taken with safety by anybody: Their
them pleasant to take while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use In any quantity:
internal vscera to purify the blood and stimulate it
into healthy action remove the distractions of tho
body, restoring their irregular action TO health and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange-
ments as are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
The box, for the following complaints, which these
For EDysPeTs4ia or HndIeeassou, HAssleas.
meas. Lssssg1Or and H.Oaa Of ARFetieE, they
ach and restore its healthy tone and action
For Liver Complaints and its various symp-
9aaHdice or GiFee1 9ichRess, BIIiGas
Cello and Billions ReVeFz, they should be in.
action or remove the distractions which cause IT,
For Esysen1ery or HDI0Erh0eD, but one Taild
For EGheameelsns, Cont, Gravel. EeaIus.
e9ftoa 81 the Heart, Pain in the side.
taken, required, change the diseased acton or
the system. With such change those Complaints
For EDrOpay and DFOTsaicAl 9WolHfaGs they
should be taken Ia large and frequent doses to pro-
dnce me eject OF drastic purge.
For 9sPPressa3n a large dose should be taken
as Il produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As a DfHHer PHI, take one or two PiIIs 70 pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
and invigorates the system. Hence It Is oiteH al.
xaufageOus where no serious arrangement exists.
Of these Pills makes him FEEL ieciaieiiy better non
their cleansing and renovating eject on the digss
i've aPparatus-
DIR. y. c. AKER = CO., PrsesteaE CAezsSses,
HOWELL. NRRA N
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

A dispatch from Concord, dated the
9th, gives the following returns of the
election in New Hampshire, on Tues
day last: Returns show smaller vote
than in November last, but indicate an
increased Republican majority; 100
towns give Stearns (Rep.) 1882, and
Bedel Dem.) 20,1O0. 1t is probable
that StearR's majority will reach $500.
All the Republican Congressman are
reelected. The Republicans have
eight out Of the twelve Senators, and
sixty majority in the House.
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When Brownlow was on his way last
week from Tennessee to Washington,
he was twice assaulted by ruffians who
designed to do him injury, once by
students at Gen. Lees College at Char
lottesville. They must have been mean
scamps who would thus assault sick
old man, however much they might
hate him
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Dom Piatt says: "a gentleman here,
wen aequainted with Mrs. Suratt, having
been nelxhboR u hers for some time, tells
me that she was an inohensfTe, stupid sort
of womAn, very religious, and charitable.
She was, Hike al Of her eIAss here, Seees-
EScsalst, bur In . passive SORT q wy In an
acquaintance extending over three years,
Of very exciting times, he never heard her
express an opinion on the subject fhat had
any 6erceness or ugiiness In & -
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The Central Pacific Railroad compa-
ny finds it exceedingly difficult to keep
their employees from deserving, on ac-
count Of the White Pine gold excite
ment. They ship carloads of workmen
who get their ride for nothing, and
strike for the gold region when they gel
as near as the read can carry them.
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We Live to Die and Dye to Lire.
Fancy DyefDg
Clothes Renoyator.

The subscriber begs leave 30 inform the
ladies and gentlemen Of Emp0ria and surround
ing countrys that he Is prepared to renoyate al
kinds Of gents and laCifes' clothing. will take
ous all grease and dirt, put On . lusteT, and
render them the appearance Of new garments.
] viii also color all kinds Of clothing, both
ladies' and gents. Carpet yarn nnd every thing
that you want eeIored, bring along
Opposite the printing Office.
Emporia. De-. Is. ,sss. 80 : :
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Perhaps no one med1s
cine is so universally 70.
quired by everybody az
q cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO universal
ly adopted into use. in
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
Put. The obvious rea-
son is, that it is q more re-
liable and far more effec-
tual remedy than any
other. Those who haYa
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For All the purposes Of Laxative
Medicine.
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Established in 1857.
MAPS, PLATS & BLANKS
OF ALL KINDS.

Particular attention paid TO Conyeyancfns.
VIII pay taxes for nOn-residents, and will
advise regular correspondents OF the amount
Of their taxes in time to avoid costs.
Will buy and sell Real Estate on the most
favorable terms. No charges unless q sale
is made.
Will procure Patents from the various Land
Offices, and furnish
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-12

A gentlemen who has just returned
from Paola informs the Fort Scott Non
itOr that the railroad will be completed
to that place by the 31st inst.
The Montreal streets are buried under
nine feet Of snow.
NuIIarr;es are ,ipe in EIoyda
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y. Tahsss1POpuiation Of Boston Is estimated At
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-12

Mulberries are ripe in Florida
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-12

am agent FOR the sale II ts,e isaaa beian<. :
~ @ A.los A. LAyKKEcE, sf1uztsd IL Lygl -
C1ese, Marions Greenwood, Butler and eedf :.
Sare, az an early dsy, and much Of it is tiM-T
oered, and wei watered. Price from q 80 to-
row offered in KansaS 8 get goed Ullimprovea
lands 81 . low figure. E-P. BANCROFT
H-d neaE Estate Agees Empor1a
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,oss,ge to a special committee of five for

message to sneclai coHiiih'1eo -
Mr.. McCRAcKEN asked permission to read
the closing part of Acknowledgement
Hoar. This he did in n very vehement
manner, and denied the right OF the House
70 enter into any action upon the message.
He was proceeding in this strain, ana was
remarking that Mr. Walker message might
sound very well, but.
Here the SPEAKER interrupted MIN ana
called him to order. SAYING that his remarks
were not applicable to the motion before
the House. ,.e-
Mr.. McCRAckEN: 81 beg lave to differ
with We, sir" Laughter.]
Mr.. BELL remarked that in order to meet
the centlcman's objection he would modify
his motion so as to refer the message 10 the
committee with power to act in regard 10
the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments.
Mr.. MCCRACKES very eXcitedly): . Yes;
hut. Mr.. Sargent, deny the right " this
UoIlse to take any action. That doesn't
remedy it. because Governor Walker Is no
Governor ut all"
lie was ruled out Of order again.
Mr.. BELLS motion was carried, ana the
following committee was appointed Messrs.
Bell, Keith, Kelly. Thomas, and MADDOX.
The House then adjourned until IL
o'clock to-day.
After the adjournment McCRAcKES raised
his voice and cried out, s. think IL Wolilu
be we'll if this House would adjourn SINE
die
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The editors Of the Wing, in urging Mr..
GREELEY for the Office of senator from this
state, were actuated hy motives every way
cTcditable and patriotic, and they had the
sympathy of many prominent citizens, and
daily increasing support from Nirgini;,
public opinion. The demonstration wa,
therefore one Of which Mr.. GREELEY may
well be proud. His positive and irrcvoca-
tie, but courteous. declination Of the honor
puts his name out Of the question, but doe,
not impair one whit the patriotic sentiment
and wise motives which led to his nomina.
ton. They're still in full force, and will,
we hope, seek in some other way the ac-
compiishmcat of their grand object-the
restoration. peace, and prosperity, Of Nir-
uiuia,
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Rittmond Dispatrh.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1869.
We Move.

we are going ahead. The evident har'
n,ony and carnestncss Of the Legislature
are cheering. The body is here for specla
purpose, and is determined to fulfil II.
The constitutional amendments VIII DC
adopted and the senator's Will be eicctco
The opinion of some of the lawyers OF inc
General Assembly IS that the law OF Con
rrcss prescribing the time for the election
of senator's does not apply to the present
LEGISLATURE Of Virginia, which is eXcep'
tional and preliminary its very existence a
a Legislature depending upon the approval
of Congress. 1t is not convened for leglsla'
ton, but to perform specified acts under
the reconstruction laws Of Congress, which
are their guide.
Therefore, we may hope that the session
will soon end.
The first step towards the preparation OF
the constitutional amendments for action
was taken Yesterday by the reference Oh 'h'
matter to a committee. This committee
will promptly report, and the Legislature
will as promptly net, as there Is no SFouh"
for debate, and we suppose not the remotcs'
idea Of it.
The only remaining duty after that is the
election of scnatorS-a delicate and rcSpon-
Sible duty. On this subject we believe the
General Assembly, or the great majorlt!
thereof. is entirely united as to the mall'
conditions The persons elected to the Sen
ate should DC at least uncXceptionablct to the
Federal Government, in order not only that
they may be promptly admitted, but that
with reference to future Legislation the int
rests Of this State may not be injured
by sectional feelings and prejudice against
our representatives.
We should remember that the work Of re-
construction, although near its conclusion.
is not yet finished, and to send persons who
we fear will not be admitted to the Senate
would be as absurd as TO reject the ti(tccnth
amendment. which the Legislature was
elected to adopt. We should further re-
member that in clccting those persons we
should, besides clccting hem to be admitted.
choose such as have the true ideas of the
practical period we have reached, and the
physical Improvement and progress we must
now make in Virginia 10 secure to her
the weight in the Union to which she
is cmincntly entitled. The men we elect
should be as wise, as energetic, and rs per-
fectly up with necessities and cXi"cncieS Of
the times, as possible. On this pert we be-
lieye the Legislature is q unit. But the act
of enforcing opinions must be performed
dispssSionately and free from personal OF
party bias, or it will prove failure.
But we repeat: we move. The condition
of feeling, the purpose of the Legislature.
arc exactly right, and we more than hope
that its action will fully inauguratc both.
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IapiSlatiNa Amusement.

The present Legislature has for its enter
tainment zo0, ogical department, which
promises to maintain its interest during the
session. The ultra Radical squaSsS as good
as menageric. No Legislature eVerwas Sc
happily provided with amusement, and the
people may well fear an expensive session-
one extended unnecessarily. Yesterday one
of the rareSt individuals Of the collections
exhibited himself, TO the very great enjoy
mcnt of the House. NIr. McCRAcKEN, from
Louisa, who takes the place CT MoEEIssEY,
gave the first specimen of his talent. Tie
was Elr more entertaining than any of the
stars who have preceded him. The House
begins to look 10 the Radical squad us rich
with diversion, and counts largely upon its
resources.
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The Elder SnOwden.

The introduction TO the public Of the
name of the elder Mr.. SSowDEN, of the
Alexandria Gazette, in connection with the
election of United States senators, is 4 cir
cumstancc quite gratifying to@hs contcm.
poraries and numerous friends. The com
pliment is mclited. Whether ne would
accept, or can take the oath, we do no.
know; but it is not the least gratifying 0!
things that we have still such a Eirginiar
as SNowDEN to wear the honors Of the State
and to keep watch and ward for her welfare
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MARRIED.,

On the eth instant, ny the Rev. DR.. Bettclhelm.
assisted by R"v. VI. j. Mchclhachcr lthe father ai
the hridei. Mr.. DAVID MlI TEL, 20
Miss RFBECCA MICHELBAC1lER.
At charlottesville on the 9Th instant. by Rev: VI.
r sIichcihachcr. Of Richmond, Mr.. MOSES
KATFMAN and Miss HANNAH LETTERMAN.
In this city, on the 9Th Instant. by the Rev. W.
T. IIcmcnway. HORACE ". HnVEf. OF lien
rico county VA. t. MATTE j., daughter Of DR..
{. /. Thackcr, of Grccrhricr county, West va.
On Tho 9Th instant. in Christ church in Norfolk,
l,v In. rector the Rev. Or. Bartcn WILLIAM ,.
ROC ART. 81 Savannah, Ga, aud Miss tLoR-
FSCF GPICF only daughter OF David Jordan,
ESD Of NanseInond county. Va
Nm ,ho ctr Instant. hv Rev. C. ". Pcthcrbridgc.
Mr. BOWLER +. ENC1ID and Miss EMELlNE
NJ TESSEET: both of Iicurico.
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Nr-n-zlErRIEgl-AN.1
EhHECEe.

At Rosovilc. In Caroline county Ang1ES ar Gun IL
ALICE Youngest cliiid of II. f.. and Miles Cary, VI
Richmond. Seldom have we been calico upon ~ =, =.
record The death OF 50 l"yciya child. rue IL -
that Death loves a shining mark. Ihough not
three Years old the prccoc!ous development OF her
faculties of mind and Heart made her an onJeCl vi
deep interest To al! with whom sh" came III CPl.
tact I've oft II heard her sing In her SOFT IlSPing
way The sweet Sabbatll-schoOl hymns, one VI "nl'h
she loved particularly:
Above The waves OF earthly strife,
Above the ills and cares Of life:
Where al is peaceful. bright. ana fair.
Ny home Is there, my home Is there
Little did think her home would indeed he
there with tile angels. around the throne OF Goa.
Dear child How hard il Il torcaliZe that she mas
passed away: but she has been taken from me cVli
to come liz Him VIII" Is too wise to err, TOO eo"a
to he unkinG. May those who loved her so lnlich
Drcpa~e TO meet her In heaven. With what JOY
will she greet them on the shining shore-father,
mother. and dear sisters. God grant 1t may DC an
unhroScn family.
IS the lingering beam Of Il summers day,
50 gently did She pass away:
SOFT n an infants sweet rcposc
Tohcr has been LIES early close. - ,
Ctroii"e. ~ :. u
1t Little Rort. Ark. the oath of Scptelnher.
1852. Mir. WILLIAM G.. GARY, of entcriti'. Inc
deceased was SOME nifty years Of age. fils dchlli
viii he learned with re grc by his numerous friends
I'm VIRGINIA ard in portions Of North Carolina. lie
moved into VIRGINIA In early life, and settled In
BOydon, Mcckicuhurc county, and VII! ne rcincili-
bcrcd bv the many students In attendance upon
Randolph Macon College previous to The late war
In 1859 he moved to Richmond, and was heavy
sufferer hy tho terrible fire. which destroyer tllt
city the 81 al April. 1873 since which tlinc ne
ha; remained In Richmond until a few months
,incc when he moved to Memphis Tenn. with
the Intention of prosecuting his business. Ills
health having been falling him for TIC last lew
i hope of rccupcratng, but died en- route. Wetdo"
SfcS.
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THE BEST OF THE Seasonal young man
went to visit his intended in jersey the other
evening, and as it was late and very dark
when he left the house she insisted Oil his
taking lantern with him, and gave him Il
red paper one, Ia Chinese. The youth
hid a long distance to walk to the depot,
and took the railroad track as the shortest
route. He walked along, paying very little
attention to anything, being somewhat alb
stractet with the thoughts of his lady-loVe.
But the revcrie was suddenly brought to an
end by some one from the rear, who gave
the Chinese lantern kick that sent it fly.
ing. "Confound you!" said the person
rom behind, "here / have been slowing
,,,y train for the last two miles on account
Of that red light" And, indeed, ii was
true for not far behind him the young
gentleman saw fire SFht tra IN ard nd it was
young man now goes among his chums by
Inc name of "Red-Light jim" -Nc'o York
Sun.
II this story had been located in Virginia
,yc would have well understood that it was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-08

There is a good deal of work going on,
through kilograms and lcttcr-WriterS, i'll
tended to affect the prospects Of different
nominees for the United States Senate from
this State. They should be received with ::
grain of salt. SMITH has gone up. says one
Brown stock is rising, says another-anG
GREEN is vcrdant enough to think he has 4
chance, says third Now, the members
OF the Legislature are canvassing capabili-
ties and influences for good of one and
another nominee in the calmest and most
earnest manner. They are not inconSidc-
rate nor unlind, and are in the best frame
Of mind to give all persons named for the
Senate fair hearing. Nobody can tell who
viii be senator till after the election.
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est notice.

MT CALL AT BRIGGS'S OLD-ESIA-
BLISHED BAKERY and get
TIE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
EXTRA BUTTER CRACKERS,
OYSTER CRACKERS,
Xxx PICNIC CRACKERS,
GOOD WATER CRACKERS,
xxx ARROW ROOT CRACKERS,
FRESH CREAM CRACKERS,
EXCELSIOR LEMON CRACKERS,
PRIME SUGAR CRACKERS,
LIGHTEST MUSHROOM CRACKERS,
SUPERIOR SUGAR CAKE,
SUPERIOR MOLASSES CAKE.
IXLLEMON SNAPS,
FINE SpICE-EUT,
DYSPEPTIC CRACKERS,
Fresh every day At BR1GGS'S BAKERY, 'O7
Main street. aus
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the editor of the Enquirer walking before
and impeding the reconstruction train!

The Piedmont Intcltgencer Is the name
Of a new paper just started at Charlottcs-
vile by Mcssrs. THOMAS & DUrRE. The
Intelhqenoer has show Of enterprise and
lie that speaks we'll for the capabilities OF
its conductors.
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The Governors Message.

The brief message Of Governor WALKER,
sent in TO the Legislature yesterday, is a
plain, sensible paper; exactly suited to the
occasion. It i perfect. 1t could hardly he
more condensed; and yet it says all that
should be said now. The Governor has had
little to do or to say thus far; but that little
has been well, giving promise of wise and
propitious administration Of State affairs.