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VHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD

fNU
q Winter Schedule.-cn and after the tsT Ot
OCTOBER, lSas. the passenger trains WIN Kun 90
NAIL TRAIN between Richmond and stauntoI
daily {except Sunday and between Staunton ane
Coyington fr-weeky-yiz;, Leave Eichm9pd nm ~ y
f.ik d, NJ and arrive at Staunton at S2s T, r.
Leave stanton at s:a6 A. ID. and arrive as Hacn'
mSnaT Nom TUESDAY, RI THURSDAY. and SATURDAY
leave Coyington at $40 A. n, and arrive at stann
and srrtye at Covington at 1865 z. ID.
AACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Elcn'
r,ond and Charlottesville on nOEDAfS WE'D.
NEsDAYs, and sATUEDAYs. Leave Char,
Totes vile ut I q. r., and arrive ut Richmond a
ESQ A. M. Leave Richmond at $3.50 L. NJ aue
arr3ye at Charlottesville at Z. n.
THE Mali Train connects st SordonsVlie aht
r,hsrIottesyiie with trains on Orange, Alexandria
end Manassas railroads for klexandria. ashlng
ton, Philadelphia, New York, LynGhburg. kno1 s,,.
Vile Chattanooga, Memphis. New Orleans, MoaH ~,
onInery Mobile &c; at stanton with stages icl
lexington. Natural Bridge, EarrisonbGrg, M YIN ~
chester. &c: at Goshen with stages 1or Lexlha
ton Natural Bridge &C.; at Millboro with stag.
for Bath Alum, Warm hot ana heats yTbias 9,.inbn,
nj (yoyington with stages Tor VI hits 0Slpnu'
snrfngs, Icwtsburg Charleston. &Gi Avn
aan General Ticket Agent.
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PUBLIC INSTALLATION AND LECTURE
There will be public installation Of the
officers of Marion Division, No. 5, Sons Of
Temperance, at their hall, corner Main and
Pine streets, at half-past o'clock this eve
ring, TO which the other divisions Of the
city and the public are invited to attend.
Dr.. Trent will deliver lecture to young
menNn the neral and physical advantages
Of teetotalism,
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE APRIL
6, ls69.-Miss G. 0. Sneade, Fork Union,
Va; Miss J.. Carver, Richmond. Va. j..
P. Justice, Richmond, Va; G. White !;
Timothy Leehey, Chicago, H.; Albert
Stein, Mobile, Ala; - Wiltz, Richmond; /;
James Robb, New York; Quintus C. Hill
yard, King and Queen county, Va; D..
Melf, Richmond, Va.
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GENERAL SToNEMAN.-This officer left
the city yesterday morning for Washington
TO consult in regard to his departure with
his regiment for California. He will also
present his report of affairs in Virginia
up III to the time Of his being relieved from
command of this district.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YosK RIVERf
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND. August !, 1888. }

RICuMOND. AuGuEt !, l3oS.
DICnMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
h ROAD LINE.-For Baltimore the North,
and SorthWest.-The ateamer hENNEbEC, Gap Gap.
tain j. II. FREEMAN commanding, leaves " est
Point every DNESDAY and SUNDAY
MORSING on arrival OF the cars from Richmond
reaching Baltimore On the following morning al
Sunrise Returning, the hennehec leaves Baltl.
more every MONDAY and THURSDAY at
O'Clock p. Ii.
The steamer ADMIRAL, Captain K1RwAN com, /
rnanding, leaves West Point every TUESDAY
and FEiDAY erriva! OF the cars from Elch-
Inond, reaching BstiInore the ioli1~ng n,
more every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at
O'Clock z. NJ. .,,
Passengers for Baltimore leave the depot OF tne
Richmond and York hiyer Railroad company ., as
o,clocE e. M. SUNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDSES-
DAY and FRIOAY: Rstgrning they leaye einpa Ba5ti.
more on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, THURS
DAY, end SATURDAY, at = o'clock.P: M reach
ing Richmond The following evening. Fare 10 oai-
Freight received ct all times and forwarded
promptly, and through bills OF ladlng given 70 I'll
prominent points.
the passenger trstn leaves the depot every morn
nc n Freight and Ticket AGENT
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BIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.-The an
nual meeting of the Bible Society Of Vir-
ginia will be held tonight ct st. PauFs
church. Addresses by Rev. Dr.. Plumer
Judge Sheffey, and others.
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PETERSBURG DELEGATIoN.-A delegation
from Petersburg, headed by Captain Platt'
were busily engaged yesterday at head,
quarters in behalf Of the "patriots OF
that city.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

APPOINTMENTS FOR SECOND AUDITOR AND
SECRETARY OF THE CoMMoNwEALTH.-Gene
raj Webb on yesterday issued the following
orders of appointment: "
"HEADaUARrERs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
. estate OF VIRGINIA,
"RIcHAoSD, VA, April 8, 1869.
Especial Orders No. 68-[ Entract.l
"l0. A vacancy having occurred in the
office of the Second Auditor, State of Vir-
ginia, by virtue Of the joint resolution Of
Congress published in General Orders No.
Is, Headquarters of the Army, Adjutant-
Generals Office, dated March %, 1869,
Brevet Major s. A. Porter, first ieutenan:
Forty-fourth United States infantry, is
hereby appointed Second Auditor, and will
at once assume charge Of the duties.
"By command of Brevet Major-General
Webb. 8. F. CHALFIN,
"Assistant Adjutant- General"
"HEApQuARrERs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, }
estate OF VIRGINIA,
"RIcHHoSD, Va, April 5, 1869.
Especial Orders No. 6S.-[Estract.]
"9. A vacancy having occurred in the
office of the Secretary Of the Common
wealth of Virginia by virtue of the joint
resolution of Congress published in Gene
raj Orders No. 25, Headquarters of the
Army, Adjutant- Generals Office, dated
March %, 1869, Brevet Colonel Garrick
Mallory, captain Forty-third United States
infantry, is hereby appointed Secretary of
the Commonwealth, and will at once as
sumo charge of the duties.
"By command of Brevet Major General
We6b. s. F. CHALFIN,
"Assistant Adjutant-General."
Of Major Porter we know but little,
except that he is an officer Of the Veteran
Reserve corps, and reached the State few
days since. He served with distinction
during the war, and lost On arm at the
battle of Chickameugs.
Colonel Mallory is better known. Since
the end of the var he has been on duty IN
the State-most of the time as assistant
commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau, sta
toned at military headquarters here. dc
is from Philadelphia, and belongs to one OF
the first families of that place, he being O
son of Judge Mallory, of much distinction
there. Colonel Mallory formerly practiced
law there, and is gentleman of finished
education and courteous manners.
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PERsoNAL.-H. II. Wells went to Wash
ington yesterday morning ; it is said to see
to the interests Of the "patriots ;" OF Var
ginia.
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Within the reach Of all pe'son aud more beau.
tiful than ever, ara the PICTURES taken ut ths
LEE GALLERY, a1o Main street.
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O!TELL Me WHERE I5 FANCY SREAD1-Fancy
bread and all other kinds Of breed can be found 81
/. D. BRIGGs'S.
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vYYINTER sCHEDULE.-RICHMOND

and after WEDNESDAY the 81 December the
trains over this road viii be run s5 10 tolloTs:
Leave Richmond ~ 1 a. Z. &lu 2:Ss L. A.
Leave Petersburg AZ e:4g +. ii. and 600 ?. d.
ACCOMMUDATION TRAIN, With passenger
car attached, will leave Richmond daily ut 40 T.
NJ, and Petersburg daily at ct0 i. "a. tSundays
The 4. n. train VIII not leave Richmond on
Sundays and the 6sS ?. B.. train VIII not leave
Petersburg on Sundays. -,
Passengers for norfolk will take the s:ss /. d
train, running through daily.
The passenger coach attached to tie coal train
viii leave Glover Hill st a. h., and returning,
lesve Richmond st $40 z. Ii. on Tuesdays, Ihurs
'' THOMAS II. WYENE,
del Superintendent.
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A.-Money advanced on diamonds, watches
jewelry, sIlyerware, clothing, &c.
II. HARRIS S'BRo.,
1881 Main street (up stairs).
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.ICHmOND THEATRE.
-
LESSEE AND MAEAGEa.,.. JOHN T. FORD.

Triumphant success OF the
BURLysQuE OPXR. SEASON.
TUhsDa Y, APRIL 9TH.
The Young anu gifted Musical Comedienues the
CHAPMAN SISTERS,
BLANCHE AND ELLA,
and the popular Comedian Mr.. 9. B. BISHOP,
who will sppear 10 Byron, laikhable burlesQue Of
CINDERELLA: - ii
OR,
THE LORD, THE LAUhEY, AND THE LIT.
TIE GLASS SLIPPER.
ELLA AS DANDIEI.
BISHOP AS CLORINDA.
The performance to commence With the protean
farce called our TO NURSE.
ELLA As SUSIE with Banjo , solo I @ and Clog Dance
IN PREPARE TION, series Of new and most
deligh.ful MUSICAL BURLZSQU1S, embracing
FRA DLAVOLO. LADDlNs K.
THE FORTY THIEVES. RTC.
ADMISSION Fifty aud seventy five cents re.
served seats one dolur. Reserved places for sale
at tWEsr Il JouNSToNs bookstore, Main street.,
and continue daily from o. clock A. M until Z.
NJ NJ. Y. 3. WACH TEL,
ans Treasurer.
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MALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

r. 70 the North EasI, and West. ria the Rich
Iu0nd, Frederickgburg and Potomac ta1lroad'
earring the United states mail twice daily. ble.
CANT cars with new patent sleeping chairs on al
trains The through trains on thiG roSd are BOW
run from the depot corner Byrd and Eighth
streets as follows =
The DAY ThR0Ut1H MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily st HIS a. n, arriving in wash
ingson Ut e:45 p. IL, connecting with the early
afternoon express trains Tor the North, East, ans
West. - -,
Tae EIGHT THEOUGA MAIL TRAIN, with
e)crSrt csrs, wish the new patent sleeping chairs
attached leaves Richmond daily iSGnd&ys except.
edj AZ SIS 7. H.. arriving in Washington Ut exc
l. Il, connecting With lG& early morning tralus
for the North, East Gnc West.
Both SrE6aiERS s.orI a: hjSCSndrl2 each way.
The ACGOMafODaTi TRAIN for Milford
and all way-ststions leaves csPot corner Broao
and Eighth streets a. $40 L, M. Returnlng'
arrives at $50 $. 81. 4.
Through tickets and through baggage checks to
all principal points. .-,, .,.,.o..
FOR further Information and through tickets
spply at the office Of the company, corner b@roae @
and Eighth streeta Shockce Hill, and st the tlcKe
once, corner Byrd and eighth streets.
+. 3. GENTRY, General Ticket agent
s,xrr,,I RTITTI Sunerirrenticnt. de !
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zDRIGNOLI, THE PRINCE OF TEN0RS.
ID NOTIoE.-In order 70 comply with the re-
Gnests or several ladies and gentlemen who are
very anal ous To hc, tmore than oncel the sweet.
est silyery-volced tenor. Sig. Z. BhIGS OIL, tina
mansger has concluded to give one more, anu
alban's Hall on h&
TUESDAY EVENING, April ., 1889.
Mile DuraId, Big. Brigno!i, Sig. Petrtli Dig.
SarlI Gig. Locatelle, ard sig: siefanobe Will ap-
gramme.
oLDMIssIoN. &i.so No extra charge for re-
served Eeats, which can be oblained st blpGooD's
book and piano store. ap@.s
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ORDER IN REGARD TO SENIOR MAGIs-
TRATEs.-The following order was Issued
by General Webb yesterday:
"HEApoUARTERs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, }
"STATE OF VIRGINIA, (
"RIcHMoED, VA, April s, 1850.
" G.neral Orders No. AZ.
"It is the duty of the senior magistrate
present in each county to comply with par
agraph 2 of General Orders No. SO, from
these headquarters, dated March 29, 1869
Want of action will be considered as OBJ
structing the administration of justice.
"By command of Brevet Msjor-Gcneral
Webb. S. +. CHALFlN,
assistant Adjutant- General"
The following is the paragraph referred
to above:
*
SO. If, in any case, the regular day fol
holding the county courts, as prescribed in
the Code of Virginia, shall have passed be-
fore the magistrates appointed from these
headquarters, or sufficient number there
of to constitute court, shall have qualified
said court will assemble and organize as
soon as may be thereafter, and proceed tt
the transaction of public business"
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Instantaneous pictures Of children taken at the
LEE GALLERY, go Main street.
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PAPER, &c.

A PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL.-Hav-
~ Ing made arrangements to operate me Apgo, y ,,
yns,tos Paper MILL we shall he prepatsa II &C !"
days 10 supply orders for
.ne vron,d he yrsttfed to furnish It's former Gus
toners and others.
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SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS.
Fl lST BAPTIST CHUHCH.
FIRST CoNCERT-TUEspAYE EVENING.
April eIh, at O'Clock.
SECOND CONCpRr- F RIDkY OWNING,
April Sth with an entirely different
programme.

The most accomplished amateurs In the city
have kindly consented 70 take part In theso cono
certs.
GEMS FROM THE MAsTERs-Haydn. No
zart, Rossipi. Busch, and others-sQLne, Du:
be rend red. ~
TICKRTS: ONE DOLLAR EACH. WIN be 10.
sued only TO Subscribers.
The subscI iption lists IN the hands OF ladies
and gentlemen OF tEe congregation.
should any tickets remain unaold they msy DO
obtained at The door OF the church on the evening
OF The concerts. T#t
Programmes may be seen at the bookstores.
apS-s, M&Tu
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Wheta change has been made within the
last fifteen years. Then Spain, By her laws,
interdicted the preaching OF the gospel; !;
no1o, q church in its very capital atteets
its freeness. Italy, which then allowed
the churches to be opened to foreign
Protestants, but stationed soldier
at the door to prevent. natives from
entering, has given permission for
free worship. Turkey, too, has repealed
all edicts against the free worship Of God,
and many are being brought into the true
fold. Madagascar has within that time
o2ened wide her doors to the missionaries,
and thousands are daily crowding into the
churches, protesting to have found the sa-
viour. In China only six cities were accessi-
Bile to, the missionary; now the teeming
millions Of that country are in position 10
be taught the Word of God; and the same
may be said of Japan. Thus have the doors
of the heather world been thrown open,
and we are invited to enter in. This work
must be done now. Fifty years hence it
will be much greater work. Now we have
to combat Paganism alone, then We will have
to fight against both Paganism and Ro-
manism. In the city Of Pekin alone there
are now forty Catholic priests teaching the
pernieious doctrines Of that Church.
Mr.. G. Nash Morton said that they go
hence laden with material benefits fur
nished by the ladies Of this city; but we
have one other request to make Of you, and
that is, in the language Of Paul, pray for
us and if it was needful for an inspired
apostle to have the prayers of Christians,
how much more do aoe need them. Pray
for US that our mouths may be opened to
speak to our dying fellow-men the un-
sc archable riches of Christ. Speaking Of
the necessity of the work in which they
were about to engage, he recounted the
prophecies Of Peter and John showing its
Importance and what yet remains to be
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CHURCH NOTES.
Tr1E CAUSE OF FOREIGN MISSIONS
INTERESTING ADDRESSES.

GREAT MEETINGS LAST sUNDA!
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at 10 A. M. a general assortment of house
hold furniture. elegant library case, &c.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS will sell at AZ
o'clock n framed dwelling and store, No. 1925
west Broad street, between Madison and
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Auerdge .4ttendanc,

March 2S: l75 scholars and teachers. Deaths
during quarter, l. Conversions during quar-
ter, t.
The remarks made by Rev. Mr.. Arnold,
the pastor of the church, were rich in
thought and illustration, and were listened
to with marked attention. Several Of the
young scholars recited appropriate pieces
in very handsome manner, and altogether
the meeting was very pleasant and fat
tering one. The next quarterly meeting
will be held at the same place on the first
Sabbath in July.
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9itltnund. l1ispatttr,
TUESDAY. APRIL 6, 1869.
q THE CIRCULATION OF THE ssDIs-
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS oF THIS
CITY. .J.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

IN ALI. PUBLIC Or PRIVATE SALES or REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE 7HIRTY-FIRST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THKM.
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SEEEPPBNG.

T0R BALTIMORE.-s.eamersst@<,
Z PETERSBURG VIII leave her
whS-f on I II uRSDAY, april sth at 8 O'Clock e.
u Freight received up 10 7o'clock Z. III. We'd
n lay. For freight or passage, apply to
HAkfGYS & WILLIAMS.
apS-lt Agents.
J1OR NEW YORK.-The new1,sSs
E xui elegant sitie-whccl steamship pSasaEsaxxM
ISAAC BELL, Captain BOURNE. win laave her
wharf at Rockets on Tuesday, Aptil 9Th, st
II O'Clock \. n Freight received until 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. Fare, SIC. Round tickets $40. Steerage,
S5 For freight or passage, apply to
- w. G. DUNHAM & CO.,
apE-2: corner Eleventh and Main streets.
TTOR HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA.-The
British brig JOHN GIVAN, row dis lit
charging having part of her cargo en- ASrT
yssed VIII have quick dispatch for The above Sas-
port. For balance of freight apply 10
mks fDSEhT r, WILLIAMS q Gu.
NTCTIGs TO gHI2pAes.--lAsb boats Of
y Lla JAMES RIVER :, 40 KAEaWHA Ca.
nal CGEPANT VII l4ava .he dock US Gs1sj
p-onpt!y - Is =. on '"C G2OkYS, TEUAsH&ES
rad SATURDAYS
rretgn: and pcGs on goods :or Iynohburg and BE-
yo.d collected on delivery, or prepaid st the o2-
f.oc OF tee shipper. weight received ald &C.
itGsr55 81 ny Office, on tbs cock.
way cfeieat VIII 90. De delivered Ill charges srs
paid.
dou EDWARD DILLON, &aen.-
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PORT OF RICHMOND, ApEIL o. l0oss
ARRIVED. Ig3ae LIE
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, Nsw YORK;
merchandise and passengers, w. Ct Dunnain
Co. Z,
Steamer Ellie knight, Trayers Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys q VIII
uams. @
i1.a4 - SAILED. ~g8rY -
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum
Steamer Albemarle, Conch, New Iork,
merchandise and passengers, W. @. Dunham
Co.
BELOW. tt4t
Schooner Mary Healey, from Woods Hole,
and two others whose names are not reported,
bound up
PHrLApELpE1A, April s.-Cleared, schooner
General Grant, for Richmond.
Schooners &. Cobb, from James river, ana
w. G.. Anderson, from Richmond, arrived at
New York on the Sd. 8
FORTRESS MONROE, April 3.-Passed up fcr
Norfolk, bark Ezra, from Cardiff. Passed cut,
brigs John Giyan, from Richmond for 4Hals
fax; William Muir, from Richmond for kio
Grande; schooner P. Boice, from Richmond
for New York. 2ttS. -
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AIT, KrNrs OF PApER STOCK WAITED

fpr friends and customers in the lntefor ooi y
signing ha8s 10 us will receive proinpt tss0in
the BEsT MARKET akiCE. co
'n' ' - '''-'- McILWAIEE q CO. .
psrxBsBUEG, March 4 1853. mn '-'DA ~
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CONGRESS- TO-DAE.
Senate.


wAsHNoToN, April l6The Senate was called 70 order
H and after and the reading Of the the
favor Mr. More and from his seat on the floor spoke
President before the Senate proceeds to the regular
5
Of sfndPs private my
considering that the assault made by one of their own
Senators may say an % bs
Rhode Island in defense Of the sacred memory Of the
those, t6cse to tow whom ON have referred. -'A ''
ue IS & RS' TO because
sbe to define 1t contained at least one specific positive
conspiracy enriehing themselves AZ the
ness in such manner rs insure enlarge their
prosperity breaking down the others engaged the same
hbted by statute abhoren to all of fairness
so p 10 ppoe or eoneo
in this chamber has peculiar signiicance and peculiar
utteIs it placed upon record il j spread upon the
nas into history The senate has high privileges
privileges essential tG s dignity and is ip{Oabty fs
good and 5y the people and that
entied to seats IN this chamber have privileges which,
although not defined BY statute not protested BY the fun
which the unwritten Law Of honorable men,
names nam are Brought the Chamber without oense
or crime Of their S own covered with o6pqSs they
tense should enjoy the same publicity and have the same
S
B5Swn Syes asad guSsSeS IN,
accomplished have placed in the Congressional Globe
the side of the accusation have done this
without the request the knowledge Of the persons who
have signed the statement that has just been read
would under the circumstances have done for the
humblest of my constituents Indeed to mind
is pleasant defend the and the lonely who
unable defend themselves than the rich and
ful, who in another vindcate
their wrongs But to honest men, whether rich or
there is possession dearer than other and
that is honor No right minded is indifferent the
Judgment of his fellow and although the conscious
of right will sustain under the imputaton
of wrong, that will not take the sting from
the slander; nor make him careless OF unanswered
calumny. / have done this Rhode Island
Senator, speaking in defense of Rhode Island, now
unusty assailed the floor where they speeak
for themselves and where they and all others the
sttueney TO which they belong, have right to expect
that | should speak for them.
The then proceeded to the consideration
buslnes6.