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CUSTOM House Recommendations
Boutwell, made the following Custom House ap-
pointments to-day: Leonard II. Poole, local
Inspector of Steamboat Hulls at New York city;
VIM. Jewell, clerk in the Custom House at
Chicago, H.; Edward s. Crosier, clerk in the
Custom House at Louisville, KY; VIM. H. HES
tand, Theo. O'Neill and Felix Polk, Inspectors
in the New Orleans Custom House; Seymour
Alcom, Pierre Landry and G.. W. Whitney,
Deputy Weighers at New Orleans, VIM. Wright.
Examiner in the New Orleans Custom House.
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AFmisttce Vegetables Renewed.
LONDON, Nov. 22-odo Resell tined Win
the Grown Prince Of Prussis on Sunday par.
ties have arrived at versrilles, lsteiy on tne
hopeless mission to effect an armistice.
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We ARE REQUESTED to state that the mana
gers Of the Industrial Home School are making
preparations to give the newsboys a Thanks
giving dinner on Friday next, At the Home, on
AImory Square, 9TH street. They ask for con-
trfbutfODs from the benevolently disposed, who
should respond promptly and literally.
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1870
ADJUSTMENTS.
y ATIONAL THEATRE.

~ ATIOHAL THEATRE.
hSs sk AND MS B baksE4
Sf ssn SoS If Ak6
DAY EVENINGS, November 2ist and e2d, will he
AZ f. Ct I Nth s snh ss
Specially q THE CUSTOMS OF TaE S9HNTRY.
on5 ns p 4. SEA u iGE aed
IIyALL'S OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND CARNIVAL OF NOVELTIES
THASKsGIyiNG WEEK,
cosnHSS!sG n on Iw S SE.Nn a.
ANNOUNCE aENT EXTRAORDINARY.
EuT0ps'' Great Ar. SYLVESTER.
Crown Prince OF Illusicnist-. and Nor arch Of the
their nsm
aRf 1GRfrg sr wsIakRxAREwENow
Consisting OF their latest productions: The Talking
tIoa; the only Is one IN the world Living LAY
and Faces; TIE Growth Of Beard.
PrOfeseCr Willis Cobb and his renowned troupe Of
GGst; and the ,.dste ola l.dy; miss Primm.
Diagram for sale OF reserved seats open at Ella
music store. po2l-lw
TwENTY-sECoND SEASON.
CERrS
CLASSIC AND mISCELbANEOUe MUSIC
AT LINCOLN HALL,
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
NOVEMBER 81 AND 80,
mnSprLssoHiNI 9gfUhisrErrE CLUB,
Boston.
Composed Of the following Artists:
GAIL MEISEL. Violin:
THOMAS RYAN, Viola and Clarionet:
EDWABD HEINDL, Viola and Flute;
WULr FRIES, violsncello;
Assisted y Ss The Sn R6,sI,nInsui:hea Vocalist
deserved Seats may be secured at the Music Store
on u. Metzerott Co., for one or both Concerts,
without extra charge. nol9-N
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THESE IACTs DEMAND IMMEDIATE COZ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES should be guarded against.
OF L must be cured. The alternatives are death or
sucn consequences a. render life . burden. Combat
me malaris. purity the blood, put the nerves in
ofder, regulate the female system, promote the ap
petite e.ni.h svery sign q dy spepsia or rheums
relieve the children OF sumner complaints. All this
can only be done with safety certainty and prompt
ness By Charles Gautiers Native Wine Btters; so
says popular opinion. endorsed by many OF the most
eminent physicians, who assure Of the complete
victory of these over all other Bitters 1t has abso-
!utely driven them ont Of the market 1ere IL has
been introduced 9suti RS Native Wine Bitters
may be had Of all druggists. oi2+tr
GETTING MARRIED..
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social Ey lis,
and the propriety improperly of getting Marri
WITH sanitary help for those no feel untitled 70
MATRIMONIAL happiness. Sent free. in sealed envel
SSes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
Philadelphia, Pa. selS-eo3m
RATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye il the best in the world.
heImIess reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
nor any citalsc poison 70 produce paralysis or
death, Avoid the yaunted and delusive preparations
b0aetfn4 virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thufy ysdys'
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Rlack or Brown. Sold
y al Druggists. Applied ct Is. Bond street, New
Iork. Str
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Mr.. W. III. CEASE, chairman of the commit
tee of improvements in the Board OF Aldermen,
Is about to start on tour Of inspection through
the northern and western cities, to examine the
improved pavements in use, in order to be able
to report intelligently on the paving bills re-
ferred to his committee for action.
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SEE Harry Donohue's notice concerning tn,
masquerade ball, in another column.
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cot u BE
IL AT the 18th street Presbyterian Church
By FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
On 'eelf n ade Men,
For the benefit Of the Church,
THURSDAY, November "a, 1870,
Commencing at ~ o'clock
Admission % cents no2l- ST.
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LECTURES.

LECTURES.
b TREpEki t5s'I SSGGGs Hss'eh
On 'eelf n ade Mem
For the benefit Of the Church,
THURSDAY, November ~, 1870,
Commencing at IA O'Clock.
"Thr BLIND MAN KLoQUEsr."
FIRST LECTURE CALVARY COUKsE,
REV. WILLIAM H. MILBURN
SUBJECT: WHAT A BLIND MAN SAW IN
AT LINCOLN HALL,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25TH.
Doors open at O'Clock, Lecture to commence at
Tickets SO cents: Reserved Seat. . cents. For
pc where diagrams of the Hall can be seen on and
A MUsEMENTs FOR WINTER EVENINGS.
Dissoiving Views over oo paintings to select from
rsis.
Comic Views, etc. Terms reasonable. Magic Ian.
p'trest, between Ssn s,h and 10TH H. " Nos
Grand COURSE OF LECTURES
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH,
LINCOLN HALL,
Commencing
s Blind Man s:S r
SubJect-Ohiyalry Yesterday aud To day.
suSisetG Journey to the County Of q the Sssifs:
January Il. MURDOCH.
Subject - Select Readings from Celebrated Aa.
thOrs.
Subject = sixty Minutes Chat with Chins and
japan.
FEBRUARY 10 q. SAKE.
eubIect-Poetry and Poets.
mdrcn U5TIN MCCARTHY,
. Sublect-The Thrones of Europe.
mhrCh KATE ElELD ID.
subJect-Actors and Acting.
harcn HORACE u REELEf.
Sublect-
April R,....-...::...-.....LlLLIA LIAM y. EDGARTON.
subJect-Gossip, its Cause and Cure.
April &....HIRAM GREEN, Lait Gustics Of Peese.
SubJect-Bile.
einRle tickets, 80 cent?; Season tickets, %; Sea-
son tickets admitting gentleman and lady SIS.
For sale at Philip Solomons'; Simm Drug Store,
corner OF 18th street and New York avenue, and
Burr's Furnishing Store. go street.
Purchasers OF season tickets secure reserved
seats for the course without extra charge, on aud
after November 21st, at Burrs. go ct. &C 81 I'm
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GNILMOk 4 GIBSON, so s,uth Cav street. Balti.
" more, Nd. tmvorte,s Of III grades Of Havana
SnAs, ChenDafneo, 0randeo, eherries, Ports,
Olive OLE, &c. Dealers in CID AID strictis unsdaI
ttfai Bye Whistles. oc "a eo2m
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X bIsrONE SEWING MACHINE.
invented, the only achine that viii rune, gather,
OF pian any description 81 goods, and 00w between
We oenos O one operation. Sold on reasonable
Heeacy. SIS 81. ODD. Patent onoe. ocss.lu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
HOUSE.

The House resumed consideration OF
the postal laws, the pending question
being the amendment offered by Mr..
Hill repeating, from the lst Of July,
| 1871, all laws allowing franking priv
leges, and the amendment thereto Of
fered by Mr.. Welker allowing newspa'
pers. periodicals and magazines to be
interchanged between publishers and
copies Of the weekly newspapers sent
free Of charge to actual subscribers
within the county where published.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. Ferry, Mr..
Welker modified his amendment by in
cluding semi-weekly and monthly pa
pers.
Mr.. Maynard wished also TO have
excepted the correspondence between
the Departments and individuals. He
argued generally against the fallacy
of abolishing the Thanking privilege.
Mr.. Welkers amendment was adopt
ed. Mr.. Hills amendment, as amended,
was then agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Johnson, support
cl by Mr.. Sargent and opposed by
Messrs. Farnsworth and Garfield a
provision was inserted authorizing the
the Postmaster General to make tenn
porary contracts for the postal service
over the new routes, which are to cease
unless confirmed 10y the subsequent
session of Congress.
Mr.. MAYNARD offered an amendment
providing that the franking privilege
should not be taken from any person
whom has been granted the same by
special act of Congress. Adopted.
Various amendments as to the details
of the bill were offered and disposed Of
and the bill passed without a division.
Mr.. Welker introduced a bill to
amend the 25th section..of act oil 10th OF
July, 1870, providing homesteads for
the officers, soldiers, and marines who
served during the rebellion.
Mr.. Myers offered a resolution in
structing the committee Of Ways and
Means to inquire into the expediency of
levvinga tax of sixteen cents per pound
on tobacco of every description. Adopted
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, pre-
sented petition of 2O0O citizens of
Gloucester, Massachusetts, complaining
of untrendlv acts of the authorities Of
the Dominion toward American fisher
men, and praying that retaliatory meas
ures be enacted 10y Congress in the way
of nOn-intercourse prohibiting the i'm
portation of English or Canadian fish
prohibiting the transportation to Can
ada of merchandise in bond and demand
ing indemnity for los es inflicted on
American fishermen. Referred.
Mr.. Morrill,, Of Pennsylvania, intro
duccl bill to secure the eligibility of
American ships for the foreign trade and
encourage ship building in the United
States. Referred.
On motion OF Mr.. Washburn, OF
Massachusetts,, the House went into the
business on Speakers ltable and refer
red to appropriate committees a
large number Of Senate bills Of the last
session. All land grant bills were object.
ed to and remain on the Speaker table.
The House, at 3:30, adjourned.
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pursuit Of the French, say that, since
last night, their advance is obstructed by
large quantities of stores, guns, arms
and clothing abandoned by the enemy
in their retreat to Bordeaux
Minister Gambetta has gone to Bora
ges. He announces that General Chau-
sey is making a determined defense.
Gambetta is expectsd here soon to re-
view the Gardes Mobile, who are going
to the front. General orders for an
advance will be issued to all the troops
in the South of France, vast numbers
being already, armed and equipped.
Advices from Paris represent that
the supply of food will last until Feb
ruary.
LONDON, December 1.-THE arrest
of Noel accused of participating in the
Marathon murder, has been ordered.
Secretary Wade, Of the British Lega-
ton at Pekin, reports under date of No
vember oath, that the nativs were quiet.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

w wv 49,
Mr.. Sawyer presented the credentials
OF his colleague, Thomas J. Robertson,
reelected for the term commencing
March, 1871. Read and laid on the
table.
On motion of Mr.. Stewart, the Gre
dentials of Messrs. Farsa and Whitley
Senators elect from Georgia, were taken
from the table and referred to the Jul
dietary committee.
Bills introduced as follows: -
Mr.. McCreery asked leave to introduce
a resolution, notice Of which was gave
yesterday, proposing an investigation
with view to a restoration Of the Ar
lington estate to the widow Of General
r. E. Lee, the removal Of grave-yards
on the premises and general restora-
ton from any encumbrance placed there
in the interest Of the Government. lie
occupied 90 minutes upon the subject
and Mr.. Edwards replied to him.
Debate continued by Messrs. Trum-
bull, Morton and others.
Adjourned
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY,

Gold closed in New York, yesterday,
atllOS.
Chief Justice Mex can, of Utah terri
tory, left New York for Salt Lake City
yesterday morning He had lengthy
consultation with Attorney General
Akerman before he lett. The Supreme
Court will be held Immediately upon
his return to the territory.
The Crispin strike at New York ap-
pears to be weakening, many having
returned to work at reduced wages
A Young man named StaroStock cut
his throat on Monday at st. Louis. lie
died almost instantly.
The board to equalize the reappraise-
ment of the real estate of Ohio met in
the Senate chamber at Columbus yes
terdav. with Hon. VIM. tiroe.beck act.
ing as chairman.
The robbers Of the Central Pacific rail
road train at Verdi in November,
named 4. J. Davis, f. B. Parson, J. c.
Roberts, Joseph Gilchrist, I. Cockrell,
K. A. ,Johnes, J. II. Chapman and
John Squirs, are now being triei in
Washo. Jones and Davis have plead
guilty and will be usel as States evil
dence.
Albert Crosby, proprietor OF the
Crosby Opera House, Chicago. has
commenced an action in the United
States Circuit Court against the pro
prietors of the Chicago Times for libel
Damages, $4,000. Mr.. Crosby in hi:
complaint alleges that he is a citizer
of Massachusetts, hence the institution
of the suit in the United States Court.
Four new cases of smallpox were
discovered in Brooklyn on Monday.
/ Minister Bancroft writes to Secretar!
Fish that the accomplishment of Ger
man unity so speedily is a surprise ever
to King William. The King only LIVED
in the hope that it would he accom-
plished some day.
The laborers on the Pacific railroad
bridge at Council Bluffs, numberin!
about l75 men, struck on Monday 70
higher wages. Their places are beinl
fAd by new men.
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Made Of poor rum,wh!Sky, PROOF SpirllS anu
refuse liGuOrS dOctOred, Spiced ana sWtelth'
ed to please the taste, called " lOllGN, AP
petizerS" ReStOrers," &c, that leau lle
iippler on to drunkenness ana rum Uu, Uu,e are
n frue Medicine made from the NatlNe
Roots and Herbs of California, Tree rom
ali Alcoholic Stimulants. They are tne
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER ana Llf r.
GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect RenoHa-
tor and InyiyOratOr of the system, carrying
off all poisonous matter, and restoring the
blood to healthy condition.; NO person
can take these Bitters, according 10 dlrec-
tions, and remain long unwell.
500 will be given for an incurable case
nroyidinp the Bones are not destroyed Oy
mineral poisons or other means, ana the
vital organs wasted beyond the point OF re-
pair. p,,o.,,,,o-
tiSm, and GOut, Dyspepsia, or lhulEeSlIoH'
/ RiliOus. Remittent and Intermittent FeVerS,
diseases of the Blood. Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder. these Bitters have been most sue
. cessflI Such diseases are caused by villa
I ted blood, which is generally produrr7i by
derangement ofthe Digestive organs.
They invigOrate the stomach anu stniu-
. late the torpid Liver and Bowels, which
/ render them OF unequalled efficacy IN
T cleansing the blood Of all impurities ana
/ imparting new life and yigor 10 the whole
/ system. p,,.
.
/ Chest, Dizziness, Sour stomach; Bad Iaste
/ in the Mouth, Bilious attacks, Palpitatlon
/ of the Heart, Copious discharges OF URINE
pain in the regions Of the Kidneys, and a
hundred other painful symptoms which
are the offSprings Of Dyspepsia, are cured
by these Bitters.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you
find its impurities bursting through the
( skin in PimpleS, EruptiOns, or Sores cleanse
IL when ii Is foul. and your feelings VII!
tell you when. Keep the blood pure and
the health OF the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other worms, lurking IN
the system Of 50 many thousands are el'
fectually destroyed and removed.
For full directions, read carefully the cir
cular around each bottle, printed in foul
languages-English German, Frencn aho
Spanish. O..
New York, Proprietor.
X. II. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and General Agents.
San Francisco, California, and 3 and q
Commerce street, y. Y.
s6SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AM
DEALERS. sc'4
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A Radical Congressman Indicted for
Having Two Wives.

The Grand Jury to-day returned an
indictment against c. c. Bowen, men,
Der of Congress from South Carolina,
charging that in August lasthe married
Susan Pettigrew King, of this city,
while his former wife was living. The
friends of Bowen assert that the records
in the Indiana courts will show that he
got divorce just before his marriage
with Mrs. King and that the docn-
ments showing this fact are on their
way to Washington.
Nominated aS Commissioner OF Rev
enue.
The President sent to the Senate to-
day the nomination Of Alfrel Pleas,
anton to be Commissioner Of lnterna
Revenue.
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claim to have seen proof sheets Of the
volumn declare that it was unsurpassed
in the bitterness Of its invective and in
its contempt for the intellectual capacity
of the President. Butler was, however,
persuaded to suppress the book for a
time
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Life Association of America.
nHETa'L, nIrTS Mn
WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT.

j 4 IVES II. BIkII IUN, ITtSIUtIII'
w. II. HoUGH, Vice President.
Hon. WIN. BARNES, Counsel and Actuary
w HA<IEY Secretary
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Rcg,ster,i Noticc.

NOTICE Is hereby given, to all ooncc'u-
~ ed, that the following named peif' us
have settled their accounts In the Regls-
icr's Cfhce at Middleburg, Snyder county,
aud thai the said accounts will be prcscn-
ted for confirmation aud allowance ut the
Orphans Court TO he held at Middleburg.
for the county Of Snyder, on the fourth
Monday Of Feb. next, being the 2sth day
Of said month. viz:
The hrst account Of Henry u. Snyder,
Administrator of the Estate Of John u.
Snyder, late Of wcst Perry township. dec i.
The account OF John G. Smull. Admins
traitor dc Bonis non cHm tcstvm,H,o dRasro
of the Estate Of Solomon EBgel, late Of
Beaver township, deed.
The &C econd account of John \. Noyer,
Administrator Of the Estate OF Philip Meyer,
late Of chapman township, decd.
The account Of Jacob :. Wcller. Adnin-
isrator Of the Estate Of Isaac Weller, late
Of Washington township, deed.
The first account Of Sem Lett zel, Admin &.
isirator of the Estate Of Jacob Brcon, dato
Of Jackson township. decd.
The account Of John : Beaver, Guardian
Of Jacob knousc, q minor child Of Daniel
knousc. a.
The account q, ,Wuliam liggg .tt.S =
traitor of the csts ,e Johns Nars, late
Of Perry township. deceased
:. b. SUUCK, Register.
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The schoeppe Cas-.

Maria NJ. Steinneckc died at Car
isle in January, 1869. Dr. Paul
Schoepre, who had been her medical
attendant during her last illness, was
arrested upon the charge of having
poisoned her, indicted, tried, aud con-
victed Of murder in the first degree. -
The trial commenced before Judge
Graham on Monday, May ~, 1869,
aud lasted eleven days, terminating on
Thursday, the Sd day ofJuuc. in yer.
diet Of guilty. a writ Of error was
then sued out by the prisoner with
the consent Of the Attorney General,
and the case taken TO the Supreme
Court. After careful examination Of
the exceptions aud allegations Of error
presented, Justice Read delivered the
opinion cf the Court, holding that, un.
der the statutes, the Supreme Court
cannot review the evidence, nor can
hnve anything to do with the guilt or
innocence Of the prisoner, and there.
is compelled to affirm the judgment Of
the court below. The opinion is based
upsn technical objections to the appeal
from the court below, and at its close
uses this language:
"Thc hearing, therefore, before us
was upon o writ of error at common
law, upon which no error could bo as
signed but those which wcro apparent
upon the face of The record itself We
could, therefore, not legally or in our
judicial capacity, look at the evidence
the bill ofcxccptions and the charg,
Of the Court much less at the large
mass of extrancous matter pressed up
on our attention and notice. w,
have nothing TO 10 with the guilt or in
nocence of the prisoner, aud all We can
,ay is that We discover no error in Tx
record The only hope that SchocppC
can now have Of saving his neck is that
he will be pardoned.
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COvpT PROCLAMATION.

COURT PItOtlih MA IicN.
ySThcreas the Hon. 5. $, Woods Presi-
w dent Judge of the judicial District
com posed of the counties of snyder, Union
and Miiilin and \. X. Midleswarth and
George &. Meyer, Esqs Associate Judges
IN and for Snyder county have issued their
prcceipt bearing date the the 18th day OF
December. 1863, and TO me directed for
The holding Of an Orphans court, court
Of Common Pleas, court of Oyer and Ter
minor'aud General court of Quarter Ses-
sloGs OF the peace nj Middleburg, for tho
county Of snyder, on the lth Monday. (be-
ing the 2sth day Of Fcbeuary, ie70.) and
continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
Coroner, Justice of the Peace and Consia
bles in aI for the county Of Snyder, to sp-
pear In their proper person with their 70 us
records, inquisltions. examinations and
o'her remembrances TO do those things
which Of their offices and in thoir behalf
pertain TO be done and Witnesses and per-
sons prosecuting IN behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons arc
required to be then and there attending
and not departing witho., leave at their
peril. Justices are requested 10 be punct-
Ual in their attendance ut the appointed
time agreeably to notes.
Given under my hand and seal at tho
Sheriiis office ia Middleburg, the oath day
of December, A. d., one thousand eig't
hund and sixty-ninc.
JOHN $. WOLF, Sheriff.
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senator sscyels.

1t is curious and interesting fact
says llarper's Weekly, that with tn,
adoption Of the Fifteenth Amendment
and the close Of the great series ot
measures Of reconstruction which for.
mally end the war, q living symbol o.
the victory o: equal rights which has
been achieved should appear in the
Senate of the United States in the
person Of Mr.. RevclS, the colorcd Sem
atur from Mississippi 1t is no less
striking and significant that the pa
pers which always toadicd the great
slayc-drivcrs in Congress gibc and
sneor at the new Senator, not because
Of any want Of capacity, any fault Of
character, OF any defect of manuer, but
solely because OF color, II Mr.. Rev
els shall prove to be as shallow as Mr..
Wigiall, as arrogant as Mr.. Tombs, a.
false to his country as Mr.. Jefferson
Davis and il, like those ancient Dem
ocratic Senator'S and all their brc,h.
rcn, ho shall devote all his energies tc
the pcrpituity and extension Of the
most uu.A mcrican, the most d;sastrou,
aud the most inhuman policy that " a,
ever pSposcd in the Legislature of Il
civilized nation, we shall agree that the
Democratic gibcs are we'll deserved.
II, on the other Land, h. shall mod
cslly and steadily continue TO support
the great principles to which his lii,
has been deyotei-i' he shall continue
20 do all that he can to elevate aud
enlightcn the most unfortunate clas:
OF American citizcns, 10 establish Sc
curcly that policy of equal rights
among the people which is alone truly
American aud democratic, to cultivate
universal sympathy and fraternity, and
to hold the Union TO the great and
human purposes for which it is de.
clared in the Constitution to be estab
lished-if he proves by his Sonatoria
course his faith in popular government
in liberty, in Justice, as the best guar
autees OF civilization and progress, anC
the greatest good OF the greatest mum,
Der, be will do what neither Mr. Wig,
tall, nor NJ Toombs, nor Mr.. Slidell
ror Mr.. Mason, nor Mr.. Jefferson Da,
Wis, nor any OF the Democta,ic Sena'
tors, ever did, and will commend him
self as they certainly never did, to tn,
grateful remembrance and honor Of h;
.ellOW-citiZeus.