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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-10
ALMOST A WEDDING.
Bride Fails to Come 10 Time-The Bride
gsoom C0nlemplases Suicide.
From the Leavenworth Bulletin, Sept. SOL


gvoon C0ntemplates Suicide.
From the Leavcnworth Bulletin, Sept SOL
Last evening was appointed for scion OF Lea
venworths cite to be joined to one OF the fairesc
Of our fair. This wedding has long been On the
taps, ana one OF the grandest AFFAIRS OF the kind
ever seen IN Leavenworth was expected. For six
months past the intended bride and her friends
have been arduously engaged preparing the magni-
ful night The frends and invited guests had laid
robes to don on this happy evening. Last night
came, ana . fashionable residence on Broadway
was abIaze with the youth ana beauty OF Leaven-
worth. There gathered one OF tho most brilliant
thr0ngs that ever was known in this city. The
bride was arrayed In the most costly fabrics, her
person dazzled with the gems ef India aud all her
features seemed TO be radiant with happiness. The
bridegroom In o well known heightened gentleman
OF thiY city, and at the time appointed he promptly
arrived, dressed with tastely elegance. The min.
lister arrived, his face lighted up with visions of te
most bounte0us fee thas mortal Juan ever received
for making two one. When the time came Ia
stand before Hymen's altar and breathe their vows
Of eternal unity the groom sought his darling ana
asked her II she was ready. Heavens She coolly
replied that for reasons that required no expana.
Ton she nad decided 10 live and die u happy maid.u
Inc news spread like wtldnre among that gorgeous
party and all was conservation The groom
snougnt sue mad gone mad, and, together with
,Ienus USED every argument TO persuade her to re-
linqush the rash design. But II was useless the
uie was cast ana his hopes dashed to atoms. Tho
unfortunate young man now seriously contemplates
sucluc 10 emu his mental agony, the minister IL sick
anu our VISIONS Of splendid cake have vanished.
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shipped TO France, thetorder read:-"You must not,
In any ease, delay shipment longer than Ii sufcent
TO obtain particularly Of the nature and quantity Of
the arrns.n
wRA1 dxHagANY HAS REASON TO RxPECr.
After reviewing other points In Lord Grsnv1re's
letter, Count Rcrnstorr says:"l am Of the opinion
that the right Of belligerent Powers to complain
OF the ALTITUDE Of neutral state rests not
so much ION accidental municipal laws a. on
International law, with which II is the duty
OF every government to bring its municipal laws
into harmony. Germany has already proved, by
her course during three wars her adherence to the
principle aimed at by the whole commercial world
security to private property on the seas This prin-
ciple s the one the adoption OF which proved unat
tainable at the Congress OF Paris In 1855. Germany
hos therefore the more reason to expect that other
Powers should not scshly violate neutral rights to
her detriment even though such violation be to their
own advantage
GERMANY CAN NEVER APPRECIATE BRITISH NEu-
.&.&f TRALITY.
Count Bernstorr concludes by forcible argument
in Justification Of the complaint Of Germany
that BY the unrestricted export Of arms her
enemy, nearly overcome, though only by
great saordces has been furnished with the
means Of prolonging the war, the only result Of
which can be increased sacrifices and bloodshed to
DOtn uStLOuss Nc says Al CLOSING uioSl cio'
quent defender Of the position OF the British
ment cannot succeed, In the eyes Of Germany, in
bringing such neutrality policy into harmony with
the professions Of humanity and the wishes for
peace put forth by England. As for the hope ex-
pressed cy your Exceenoy, that the people Of Ger
many, IN their cooler moments, will Judge less
severely the attitude Of the government OF Great
Britain tnan now, In the heat OF action, regret, in
consequence or your Excenency's note of the 10th
ult. and the added knowledge that the enemy are
being daily equipped with British arms, that can
not share ltn
srW FEELING IN LONDON OVER THE NOTE.
rle contents OF the German note freely discuss
ed tonight at the clubs in advance OF its publ
cation ana in tone OF growing hostility
to the German demands. The leading
conservatives openly advocate q juncture
with the extreme democracy, 10 withdraw the Glad
stone minstracy on the question Of recognizing the
French republic and If necessary OF intervening BY
force to arrest the progress OF the Prussians The
atmosphere here Il growing most Enthusiastically
wsrllke, The tone OF Count Won Bernstorfrs note
viii be found, think, mistake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-10
POLICE SUPERINTENDENT JOUgDAy.
His Death ntomen,ariiy Expected.

Fills Death NIomentariiy Expected.
At two O'Clock this morning HERALD reporter
left the house OF superintendent Jourdan, and al
that time the honored head OF the police force Was
Momentarily expected TO breathe his last.
The house was crowded with mourning
friends, among whom were Chief Kelso,
Commissioner Brennan, Captain Walsh and many
Others. The house was in the utmost confusion,
and messengers were being despatched to various
parts OF the city for his early friends and associates
to hasten to his bedside TO bid him farewell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-10

At late honr last evening an alteration ocs
Cured IN Crosby street. near Prince, be-
men, named respectively Andrew Garry
"a tailor, OF No. SO Greene street. and
Smith, residing at No. SO Crosby street. Garry was
stabbed dangerously In the side and abdomen,
while Smith was wounded IN the arm and hip by the
same weapon, small stiletto. The wounded men
were attended by DR.. Walthman aud up to an early
hour this morning the aggressor was not arrested.
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aoled admit Of being added TO the stores Of food.
He does not anticipate an early surrender.
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P! AR ! S.

An o.
Diplomatic Controversy Between Prussia
and Great Britain.
The Shipment Of Arms from Eng
land to France Denounced. !
COunt Bernstorff In aists that tho British Gov
crnmsDt Can Prevent II.
POstp0ner nent Of the Election
In France.
Enthus' fastic Reception of Ga
tribaldi at Tours.
nepulSfss OF the russians a. 81
sf, Quentin and VOves.
vi Glory OF the Germans In
the VOsges.
Ea .~~~~~~-~~~~~~-~~~~~~~ s1
"Details of the Late Bat
tie at Metz.
Repulse Of the French with Heavy
Loss on Both Sides.
--.-o4-.,>~,o..>,,~Ss.ss~
The Attack on Paris Not to
taR a" be Delayed. nta
ia g. -~~>--~~-~~->-->>->>>-
LATER NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.
. ~~~>>~or~>~~-~~~~>~-~>~~~
The City Quiet and still
t~ Determined.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1870


came m; prisoner asked for fair show; helped the oh
GERS 70 take him the Station Honse; on the way 10
drew his feet out OF his boots and tried 10 escape
Acting Sergeant Matthew Tuck OF the Flith freelnce
teshed that he DesbrOsses-st on SATURDAY even
ing and hearing that had been stabbed at MO- w
udsonst he there and prisoner tnsselhg Win
some citizens cried out, this is him; tOok Dh Wy
the collar and told him TO get NJ; ; he sald, " give me
on the way House and he had TO be carried
by force; the crowd greatly excited ana cr,i ou
10 "hapg him :" prisoner replied, hanging piayeu
out !" Iprisoner interruptlng, never san ~ Az a.,
positive he SAID Ii he appeared 10 DC snghty uhue '
Influence OF liquor. s...,.u
Mary Townsend the widow, testified that on Saturday
evening she and her husband had been out for snort
time they returned about ST. and soon nfer Dy rele'
at while there dau ger In and said her fatr
had been stabbed by u drunken man Oh reaching hoho
witness found her husband dead -,
This closed the testimony, and without leaving ther
seats Jury rendered verdict that tle deeeaseu
came death from stab wound OF the neaFt NJ ING
hands Of the prisoner" -. ,,...
DR. Shine questioned the prisoner relative TO his name
az aud guilt hut aside from once admitting tnat his
name was John Reynolds and almost Immediately ueny-
ing IT, he preserved dORged silence He was then con-
ducted TO his CELL and Dr. Shine. Coroner Flynn ana
Can't Petty questioned him relative TO his gillt. he
admitted that he went into the store OF uecehseu
clio he stabbed deceased. He was told that u
would lie better for him to make clean DIeass oI MS
life and tell his real name, but this he relsed 10 90
once only take any real interest III te
matter. He asked whether he would get on WIN %
years imprisonment, would lie be Imprisoned Tor NE
He was told that he would IN all probability DC nahecu
The prisoner laughed at this as at go0d JOKE An III.
Shine was about To leave the prisoner asked Wnelntr
"tnry going to bring both cases against hn ho
refused to n ve expclte information notwithsand
ing ceavOrs Of his questIoner5 To ara" nun out ~
Is pUsslbe that lie has been guilty OF an0iher clIho
similar TO the with which he Ia now charged
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
h, the ,o, Of IN. DATED e,.,.. deposited bank bank

The hea DATED Deposited bv bank ~ hsnt
tus udr q" this act shall cease " neaI
r..t wln, d,po franchises 81 banking nrr-hy gtano
aud discharge o all
the yeriod of such deposit" n -. az
me amendment was not agreed to-leas. Nays ~.
Mr. WILSON Rep., Mass moved to Insert the io'''"'
ing q new sectiOn -,.., .ua.. A..
1h no bane sssocaon organized TO be orr'nd nDar me
act ia rr,e national curreacy kc, approved Jnre o 'ha 10
Discount hgbef tAte OF
Mr. sIIFRNAN forwarded 10 the Clerks desk and mad
read tile law the subject authorizing chhree ~
the raie allowed by the laws OF the Stale OF leIoy III
which the bank was located
Mr. Capieran's amendment was voted down.
MIR THURMAN suggested amendment which was
accepted by Mr. WILSON as modification VI ms Own' as
follows:
And every upon which han cent shall be
reserv shall be void
The amendment, as modified, was then rtjected-Yeas
l3. Nays4S
Mr.. MORRILL, Rep.. VIZ offered an amendment
which occasoned general merruent to provide furher
that IT, after the OF ls0 State should be fouh
the States shall be distributed ut the discretion OF the
Controller Of tie Currency among such States as nave
less than the average, and this distribution hhalI ks
place after every succeeding census Ihe aihehoneu'
rejected. -, .
The bill then reported 10 the Senate from the Com
OF the Whole and the question being upon agree
ing TO the amendments, -.
Mr. SHERMAN said he desired 10 have separate vote
upon the amendment OF Mr.. Morton, wlthdrswint
States He desired TO make statement Oh the
subject. -. -, ~. =,
Upon the suggestion Of Mr.. CAMERON tRep., fehn.l
the final disposition OF the bill was deferred uhti 10
morrow, in order that the BILL as amended, nisn1 VI
printed. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
THE BROOKLYN BOARD or EDUCATION

The Brooklyn Board of Education held q
regular meeting yesterday afternoon the President Dr. j.
s. Thorne, IN the chair communication was received
from Mr.. Samuel NJ. Meeker resignng his position as
member OF the Board. Mr.. James H. Hart the newlyap-
pointed member in place Of Mr. Meeker, presented
TO the Board aud took his seat. .
The Committee reported that they had passed
for yment bills referred To them TO the amount OF $
OIL so
The Library Com mttee reported that the firm OF A. s.
Co.. had stamped the title OF the books
sold the Board under contract as follows o Fur
nished the Brooklyn Board OF Education by A. s.
Barnes special rates for the exclusive use OF the
Brooklyn Public Schools" The committee had reInon
stratei with against this stamping their books
g. Barnes q Co. to take from the Board all books so
stamped and not again to furnish books so stamped
motion lay the iuatter the table was lost Mr. GIL
was afraid that II they refused 10 receive them they
might get into law suit for damages Mr.. MeGee Of
,olpSd That the Board do no: recognize right
books sold to the Board aud that they be requested not
The School House Committee reported in favor of
awarding the contract for building Public school No Is
George Manuerng for mason work at sllOO and for
carpenter work to Messrs. Harmed d Williams at f,65O
Adopted
pianos in the schools the sum OF s512 aud that the
following schools without pianos: Grammer
Schools Nos L. 2s and 80 Primary Schools Nos 2 g. SO,
and i2 Coored Schools Nos and g. In the 81 Gram
mer, IL Primary and four CoiOred Schools there were SO
The Committee we're In favor Of entering into contract
Messs lime Son for tue purchase OF IT pianos at
$3.50 each. Mr.. t. B Moore OF the Committee presented
minority report, in which he differed from the majority
IN their recommendation OF piano. Instead OF the M
strument manufactured by lime q Son, lie wished to
adoption OF the Weber piano not thstandinR
difference In price apparently In favor Of the former
lie arrived at this conclusion after thorough nyertga
ton which the ultimate OF such choice had
been lost sight Of The reports both accepted
Mr. KinseIa moved as an amendment that the several
schools mentioned in the schedule needing pianos he
allowed $3.50 each f0r buying such instrument Ms they
might prefer. The amendment was adopted after con-
siderable debate.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
INTERNAL REVENUE M1ITERS.
INTERESTING TO LIQUOR DEALERS.

INTERESTING TO LIQUOR DEALERS.
The subjoined letter has been received by
gentleman this city, In reply TO an inquiry addressed
Gen. Butler in regard to sensation story puOshed
few days ago, alleging that Commissioner Delano had
given unfair advantage 10 firm OF statlones Claiming
TO have a copyright Of the new book which went INTO
nae Yesterday tFeb. ~ among disters, rcctihers ana
wholesale liquor dealers II will be seen from this letter
that the story that the Commissioner had restricted tne
furnishing OF this book toa particular house. was pure
iaU'''"'''" WASHINGTON Jan. 80 1870.
DEAR SIR There Is not word OF truth IN the incosed
circular happeued be present in the COlunlssoners
office when the request made TO have some copy
rghted book the official form for the Internal key
enue Department, which request was wholly refused
Yours, truly, bhS'' f. noiAh'
rug ErGHTEENrH.sT. DIsrILLERY CASE.
This case In which Barker, ElOushey, BanDerger ana
Others are charged by Warwick Martin and others with
ictly running off about 100000 worm OF whshy IRON
their distlery IN EghteenhsL 10 &
Osborn yesterday. . -, ,,.,,,-- $1,000
that he made affidavit against defendants that nc NJ
first refused sgu the af(avit. but finally signed ~
that he had seen pipe the distery portion OF winch
pipe from the distliery IN the aecuon oi ,to M
ery he pipe into the ground aud witness coud not
tell whether extended TO the rectlfyng-h0use he knew
portion that escaped from pipe. The witness. III his
affidavit, had stated that whisky was ran on through
pipe or hose, but III giving his tesmOpy' ho s"'o o
knew nothing about hose. -,
Maximllian Pizan called by the Government, but
having with him books and u diagram, which would De
necessary To make his testimony ntelligible.
The further hearing Will be had to-day.
Macmillan PZan, the witness named, was suose-
auenty arrested OF the accOmplices or deIeAd-
ants aud committed IN default Of S. 900 bail.
THE THIRTr-sEcosD DISTRICT
In the case Of g. A. Fellows Co., report has been
made by Collector Bailey to the DistrctAorney giving
information on which a forfeiture is claimed against
about barrels Of distilled spirits on the premises at
No. 3o Broadway.
Commissioner Belts obliged yesterday morning.
owing to pressure OF other business, 10 adjourn un
next Tuesday the hearing in the cases OF the United
States against the gaugers, Farrlngton, "etmore ana
Stephens a.. -
Applications for warrants have been made In the cases
OF certain whisky dealers and officers lately connected
with he office of Collector Shook Of the
District.
CLARK CASE.
The case in which II. +. Clark OF No. 45 Deyst was
charged before Commissioner Osborn with doing business
as rectier without payment OF license was continued
yesterday but posye evidence for the prosecution
was gwen
THE FULLERTON CASE.
This case by consent OF both sides has been set down
by Judge Woodruff for the first Tuesday Of March. the
first day OF the Criminal Term.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

The verdict of the Coroner's jury ut the in
inquest over the body Of ur. George Ellis, who was
Killed at Woodsde l.. L., yesterday morning, by loco
nIotive of te Long Island Railroad that decreased
10 his death by being crushed By the enRue Mon.
fzuk. Whine walking tho track az tho Long Island
Esilroad and that The engineer be eToIeraied from all
blasle,s and tho Jury "strouy recommend that the
emban kment OF earth bet the Flushing aud Long
Island Railroad track be removed ast prevent snch
accidents In future"
On Monday afternoon, Isaac Van Wart Buck
out sleepy Hollow murderer, while out OF hs cell for
IiIls exercise seized hold Of stool which had been
him 70 set upon. and with IL strssk fellow
prisonsr powerful blow the head. Information Of
The occnffence being given to Mr. Ford. the Deputy
Sheriff aId Jallor officer walked Bnck0at back 10
his scl when the latter made desperate attack upen
Mr. Ford and Indicted severe bruises upon his
head aud face. Mr.. Ford finally secured Bnckont by
"A ring bolt In the nosr " the cell aud pnnished
him with severity for the aDprovoked and aggra-
waited aVsaults.
The TRIAL OF James spolan for granddaughter In the
degree la having caused the dSati OF John Brophy,
Upper Tuekahoe. by shooting him, while engaged ln
delendius himself and vile from ult committed
by Btophy mud some companions, was ccsed at White
Pains yesterday afternoon aud resulted In tho aeonIIa
VI 40 aceuHcd.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
le Board shortly afterward adjourned.
POLICE REGULATIoNs-ANoT TRANSFER.

Complaints of violations of duty 10y the mem
bers OF the Police Force have been so frequent OF ate
that meeting OF the Police Commissioners held yes
terday the lowing resolution was adopted:
Rsso, Of tie R1es and Regulations of the Pae
hereby ssuded by sddng thereto th. f
siug third conviction member Of the Metropolitan
Police Force of either ef The arens mentioned shall he
dermed and he treated sufficient for removing bm from
0dce sitting down without dang his of patrol da;
during pso duty sh other member
force eiren whaIt good therefor Nat properly
pAong his pos during his tsor ~ pttrol duty Abesee oIu h.
poe, drug his ou q patrol dirty when not necessary or not the due
performance ~ duty"
In case member OF tho force charged with ha ring
committed either Of the iAs named oenses after having
been twice convicted of the ofenre, the speeinca
ton shall state the fact of snch prior convictions
R0td Thai the this he
through th. Captains II the several Pr-encM
Sergeant John +. Gay OF the Fifty first Precinct
the Twenty seventh Precinct aud
James j. Esterbrook from the Twenty seventh 10 the
FIity-hrst.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ex-Gov. Burnside of Rhode Island: ex-G0y:
T. Gregory smth OF Vermont, the Hon. II D. F0urnoy OF
Virginia VIM williams Of Buffalo J. @. Wilson OF Pha-
delpha and Dr. f. H. Champlin Of Cornwall are AZ tne
Fifth Avenue Hotel == Capt. Ward OF the Bntish
Legation ia at the Clarendon Hotel E9 IN Cen n ~ ~
Ramsey OF Albany Nathaniel Paige OF Washington abd
H. b. Plant of Georps, are at the st. Nicholas Hotel
=== Judge Josiah q. Abbot OF Boston 10 ~ tne nao
WORT House -= Gen W. ii. Reynolds OF Providence
IL at the Hoffman House. =- Ex-MYor Fargo Oh
and Col r. b. Dow OF Boston, are at the Westminster
Hotel. - Capt. j. y. Gerhard Of Brazil Is at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
HOME NEWS.
TIKI wEATSER

REMARKs-Mornng-Oye and eloudy from mld,
night To 4; little cloudy at very cloudy J. gl0, ana
lO35 cloudy at noon windy from midnight to Doon
Afternoon Windy; very cloudy 1870 10 2fo nttie
cloudy 3 and 4; very cloudy 4:45 EveninR--SnghtIy
cloudy 10 u clear 20 hszy lO3G Northern Lights also
red aurora from 80 10 10; very windy $50 10 $780, WINDY
from sunset TO IL. N0,e-Jan 81, IRON ii " H. !" o
night overcast fine snow.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
P4ShEAGKRA 4RRlVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL Jsn 2t-I steamship tv of Loadou-Mr
Bt., Mis-. Bs Alias Bs.'s Nr. John W s~'tb iirms,y. r.
k.sasiy Ax P.s,.s Nj Barks AE Robertson ME Hs
Wa BAfhsur AeI Ioyce A. dams Wm Miller keben Muelle,
Osrh sheridan H. Tsysha,i Nrl bo'sr Rev WASH tspt
lhAimrrs Jos IAkrer Nm SebnN I'D h' Alt asd Ar
Pi'rr Mr. sud sip Ia. D., Na Ds'i.. Aae1. sWeJsJ
kufeBe DDuhax. Ms hoss
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
LATEST SNIP NEWS

Arrived.
ssmsbp sstog coueb Rehgosd City Point srd sors nS..
AMI
st.am.hp Montgomery FaIrcss,b sasbnsb md,. shd
Steamship San Salvador Erksrs'b. Sa annh mde aud
srhr. BsdabedSr. llr Dir Island days. grsuits.
srhr. Npthsn Clifford Ballprk. - IS days ssVts
seAL John d. Gnhn, Jones Gloucester hsh
soHoosxSs-EGySR coAsT~ss
Rim City. RliIsbehpor. g. A. Grsiuer Bhssbshpor
Edrsrd Lindsay. HeN-ilaEsn WIN. Aver, BhLb.tbpar
LIME Mani. Boston. TaiIiiha Hsensh. kit. sthbort
John Lancaster. Providence. kachs Jane bhtabsthrsn
Henry Brsndv-Ise Ehlab@tLnou
Willie 4 MARY, Greenwich H. A. Dehiss Ehssbetbpsr
Sarah Mars. GlensooL
WIND-SuDdo~n, fesb, ~ W., clear
SAILED.
for Hsmbug Virgo. Tor Ssvannah.
ton for ShpChsrlss H. hsrbs for Pre-.
Bsrk-Bmbia, for Rotterdam Brg.-Ahss a,
Port Prince; Helen Phnney fr iaisuas Charles C.
Guantanamo: Emma l.. Hall for SehrsCbaTs Csba ar
Portss Prince NJ. II. stockhsn, for Wilmington. n C.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bros Feb 1.-The steamships ESa and Ashland salsd d, 70
EtK-iOrk
FOREIGN PORTS.
BRxsr Peb The steamship Lafayette from Ss~Yor. arrived
lere O'Clock ihis morning
DISASTERS
LONDON Peb Th. ship Msibouue, from London. bous; s
ysbnab. has put back 10 Falmouth lsasinF-
Lady from Shields bound 10 New Orleans Fas
with hI feet ~ ~at.r In her bold
The lhjp Posbouis CsDt Howes from Liverpool boad
Paneoo pot back TO the former port tsmsgd by eooG
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

PAPERS. TWINS. THREADS. AND CoKDAGE.
WLLAsp Oass ls Broadway, New
lsTk
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

SQUIRE & LANDER, 97 Fulton-st., New York.
is best place hy .sbs NAcsk Cue DtAsospa shss Jsw
WARE sscsalis.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
IAnseunesnsanl 4

RoUGH. WINTRY, CHArGEABLE WEATHER,
produces CaIArh. Disorders Of he LsT kc which JAr
promptly fully administered so every
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

Principal aud payable IN GOLD a, the Auereso ~ Ts
National BanL" Of EswYoh Coupons payable May and No. "
free Of ..,,r., ,,,
.ALlrnn.l ..cnrtH the nnncnal and Interest
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-03

We once heard OF fourishing Sons OF
Temperance lodge that became SO sadly
demoralized by the fall of so many OF its
members, that when these backsliders were
hauled up for trial, they were found to out
nsmber the faithful, and they turned the
tables by deliberately and formally expeihng
all the faithful from the lodge. There are
symptoms which indicate that the hepuoii-
can party is rapidly approaching the same
lameutabls indifference. Fidelity to princi
pies, whose fruit is the cruel treatment OF
Georgia and the trsacherous treatment Of
Virginia, the election of Ames to the United
States Senate, and the subsection of State
Legislatures to the sword of military
satrap, requires a larger share Of bigotry,
intolerance, cruelty and selhshness than the
bulk of mankind possess; and it is q nota
bic fact tina, the better feelings Of intelligent
Radicals are continually disposed TO revolt
against their party discipline aud policy.