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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-29
THURSDAY MORNING, July 21gt.

THURSDAY MORNING, July 21st.
The Grand Lodge mot this morning at
| s. o'clock.
Grand Rep. Clark proceeded to excm-
| pity the unwritton work OF tho order.
The officers elect were then installed,
after which the i. W. C. NJ. made tic
following appointments
w. G.. Porter, of Greensboro, Grand
Marshal
II. b. Bryan, Of 1arboro', GRAND CON
dnctOr.
p. +, Cinrlg. of Wilson. Grnna Guar
dian.
The I,ndg" then took II recess until g
O'Clock this nftrrhnon.
GRAND I.opdE /. O. y. T.. or NoRrn
CAROLINA -GoLDsBORo', July Dist, 1870 -
The Grand Lodge met ut - O'Clock, IA per
adjournment.
The Il. W. G.. NJ. made iia appoint
ments Of District Deputy Grand Masters
and Installing Officers for tho State. For
this District II. j. Jones WAS appointed ID.
.. G. NJ. and A. J. Yopp Installing Off
cor for Cape FEAR Lodge.
Raleigh was decided upon ,sa the place
Of holding the nex. session of shis Grand
Body.
Tho usual vote Of Thanks vas passed,
when, by proclamation of tho Grand Mar
ahal. the Grand Lodge adjourned to meet
in the Hall of Manteo Lodge, Raleigh, at
o'clock, q. M, on the 81 Wednesday in
July, 1871.
To morrow, Friday morning, the exour
sion train will leave Gol1sboro' at a. m. y,
for Morehoad City, whore the time will,
no doubt. be spent pleasantly until 5
O'Clock Saturday evening, a committee
having gone down ahead of the train to
make arrangements for dancing. fishing,
sailing, &C., when the excnrsionists will re-
turn to Goldsborc' and separate for their
various homes.
AT Work AaA1N.-A gentleman. yester-
day from Lumberton, states that the Robe
son county desperadoes are again at work.
On Tuesday night last, q gang of them
went to the residence of Mr.. Townsend,
about IA miles from LumEerton. and be-
gan an attempt to break into his smoke
house. Mr.. Townsend, who was IN bed,
was aroused by the noise and taking his
gun with him. sailed out. He perceived
a number of figures around the smoke
house and fired into them, but probably
without effect. His fire was returned when.
being fortunately uniniured, he entered
his house and procured another gun with
which he again fired at q man who was
passing the corner of tho house. This
time, he thinks that he hit the mark. This
last shot was answered by rapid and
continuous firing from the desperadoes,
none of which, however, proved effectual,
only spent ball having stricken Mrs.
Rowland, OF Lumberton, sister to Mr..
Townsend, in the shoulder. The smoke
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-29

from Paris mp 10 noon to.day. No fighting bsa
yet occurred botwoon tho Prussian and the
French armies.
The news from the efat of war ia mearre and
uni1portant
The Times criticIses Na2oleon'a recent circu-
lar. It says His idea that the war was urped
with tho unsnirnous approval OF the people and
must be right, is untrue that the real auibor
OF the war is not he who declares it., but no who
makes it necessary.
PARIS, July Is.
number Of American ladies yesterday tool,
tho first steps toward forming gu International
Committee to aid the wounded.
There was great patriotic demonstration at
Lyons yesterday. At Strasburg there ere
prayers every day for tho success Of the French
arms.
Tho Swiea legation lis charged with the protec
ton OF Bavarian citiZons hero. Tho Dutch Con-
sul will protect the French citizens in Prussia.
Belgium has forbidden tho expectation of
horses.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-29
CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.
HIRD OISTRICT,

COL. WADDELL'S APPOINTMENTS.
Dol. Alfred &. Waddell. Conservative candidate
for Congress in the Third Congregational District.
will meet his opponent, COL DocltoTy, at
Jonesboro' Moore county, Thursday, July II
Manchester, Cumberland Co., Friday. :" IL.
Fayetteville, Saturday, TO-
Col. Waddell will also address the people at
the following times and places. and invites Dol.
Dookerv tn meat him
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-29

A Pottowattomie chief died ut Topeka,
Kansas, few days ago who weighed 49G
pOun9q
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-29

dates for the Legislature. Conservative
and Radical, TO he asked by the people if
they Will vote for an appropriation for shis
purpose. If any candidate approves OF
HoIdens war, and will vote money ont Of
the Treasury TO defray its expenses, no
should be beaten regardless of his politics.
Our burdens are too heavy now. White
and black people alike arc hampeTcd AMI
crushed under the staRnation Of business
caused by the excessive taxes which we
pay. Let every constituency demand n
Pledge Of candidates that they will, under
no circumstances, Vote to pay the debt IN
CURED by Holden for bis military opera
tiOns. This course has been pursued In
several counties already. and Conservatives
and Radicals freely pledge themaclves
against The war programme of the Gov
ernor and against ali appropriations in lis
behalf. If tho Governor inaugurates war
against his own people, in violation of his
duty and contrary to law, and the Treas
urer honors his acquisitions, let them make
good the amount, or let their creditors
whistle for their money.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-29
PARIS, July IS.

hoME, July %.
The last OF tho Prelates, who have boon here in
attendance ct the Ecumonical Council, are ,eay.
ing the city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-29

PARIS, July %.
Lebouf permits correspondents within the
lines upon parole that they print nothing ur-
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-22

lHE proprietor OF this celebrated medicine Justly
claims Tor 10 a superiority over alt remedies ever
onefed0 the puc for the ssts, e,rata, say srd per
maH,rt Ger. Of Afue and Fever, Chllls AMI Fever
whether OF shot or long standing lie refers ~ the
entTe western and southwestern country to bear him
testimony 10 TIE truth OF the assertion, that IN no
case whatever viii 10 fail 10 cure, n the directions
strictly follow ed and carried out. In great many
eases single dose has been sufcie Mt for cure, and
whole fafni rs have been cured by a single bottle,
with perie 4 restoration OF the general health. 10 H.
however prudent and IN every more certain 20
cure, II IL use ~ continued IN smaller doses for
week or " after the disease hss lren check ed more
osPeealH IA diiteult aud long standing cases. Vsu.
ally, THIS medicine viii not require any aid TO keep
the to~ls in good ORDER should this patient howes.
err reqglTe acathafic medicine, after having taken
three four doses Of the Tonic, a single dose Of
Bulrs Vegetable Family pills will be sufh.
Client,
DR tnItN HfffIss p,.,,..t -.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-22
ofADvKD TO DEATn-HOw A MAN Luv /.
-. Ave DASs ON one POUND OF
~ s-R AS,X ENS--IIyE:y DIED.

10y from the New Yook Herald, Febuary 18th.
On the evening of Saturday, FEBRUARY
0th, inspectors Post and Ely, Ofthe Board
OF Health, in searching for reIapsing fe.
yer accidently heard of "a man who was
lingering in extreme restitution at No
40 Water street. They sought these
premises and descended to the basement,
BY pair OF dilapiated stairs. Once upon
the landing OF q dark, dreary aud filthy
hovel they raped for admittsnce.
There was no response. They raped
.avsin end again, and yet all was stiIl.
ness. For quarter OF an hour they KEEP,
up their endeavor TO gain The interinr
but without avail. Finally they used VI.
olence, and hurst the door open, and
stood ''deep into the darkness peeriDg."
They CROPPED about bliDdly Ia searci, If
OF the victim. They could not fluid hin,
and were about to give IL up, when DIR.
Ely stumbled against something which
turned out to be- the form ola man pros
trsted by starvation, and suffering At the
same time from pneumonia. There was
no furniture In the room-Do necessaries
Of existence; not even lights were there;
hardly life, bat clear the shadows Of in
human death! The apartment was
ANAL and worse than the foulest sewer.
The ceiling was several feet below the
the level Of the sidewalk, and the floor
was covered by stagnant water, emitting
foul vapor. In such place as this the
poor unfortunate man, going towards
sixty years ofage, had lived for i've days,
slowly dying for the want Of nourish.
ment. He subsistsd during the time up.
on one pound butter crackers, and was
unattended and uncared for. Inspectors
Post Ely secured his removal to Bellevue
Hospital and the end was next day
death.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-22
III RUSTEE'S SALE.

Where's, by virtue OF certain Trust Deed bearing
date the nth, day Of October u. 1854 and duly re
corded IN hook OF OF deeds, page 207 etc. Of The re-
cords Of the city Of Caro-, county VI Aexap der and
State Of Illinois, Daniel Able did convey to the up.
dersgned the following described real estat q to- vii;
iot numbered eighteen us IN boekApmbere d six (o)
IN the eityAof Cairo, county sf<kexandeT and State
OF Illinois In trust however, that case II default
IN the payment Of the sum Of six thousa Id dollars
due from the said Daniel Able 20 John N. A. Girls.
void, payable IN three equal installmen Is Of two
thousand dollars ach In one. two and tb rec years
from said ifth day OF October, A. d. lss<. with ints-
rest NJ the rate OF ten per cent per annrm or any
par thereof according 10 the tenor sn,i eject Of
Iee proinssory notes executed therefor and fully
described Ia said trust deed that then she UNDER
signed trustee should proceed TO sell said real estate
a. oy said trus, deed provided, and xecuie 70 the
me right TUE and interest OF the said Daniel Hbe,
whereas part ~ said debt still remains due and un
thereof ' P~'"on'
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the proyisions of
.se trust deed, and AZ the request Of The said John
NAGrswoid, notice IL hereby given, lhai In Accord
ance With the terms OF said trust vii on Satnrdsy
!he 18th day Of February, tnex) isT o. between az
hours OF ten O'Clock Am. and i've o'clock nm oT
said day, Al the (front door Of the court house in
me city OF Caro- Alexander county and State Of Iili
nsis proceed 70 sell Vt public vendue, TO the highest
bidder Tor cash, the real estate herein before des-
cTlbed, 70 satisfy the debt nov due and unpaid and
ths costs and charges OF said trust, and will execute
70 the purchaser sdeed for the same.
JOHN q, HARMAN,
Oeuo, Jan ~. Is'V-otw t. stee.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-22
ph' 'ohN Dull . fncipa ohcei
NO. 40 FIFTH, Gross Street,
louisville. Ky.
.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
TO Ny United States and World Wide

TO My United States and World Vide
Readers: ..|. .t.
T HAVE received many testimonials iron, profes
lsional and modest men, 80 my An,anacs and vari-
Gus publications have shown, all Of which are genuine.
The iouO~lng from highly educated and popular
physician In Georgia, u certainly one OF the most
sensible communications have ever resolved. IN.
Clement knows exactly what he speaks OF, and his
testimony deserves 20 De written in letters Of gold
Hear shsi the Doctor ssys Of huirs worn Dss-
Or0yeri
vilisnov, WAGER County, Ca,
June -, isss.
Dr. Joss BvLL-Deu SIN IhAvs recently gwen
your worn Destroyer" several trlsls, Ans Ind II
wonderfully efhcsciou.. n has not failed m single
Instance 10 have the v,shed-for eSeai. an doing
pretty large county practice. aud have daily use for
hat know Of no feiredy RECOMMENDED by the Abiest
authorities that IL socertain and speedy Ne effects
On the contrary, tLsy are uDcsrtsgnin the extreme,
My object IN writing you IL 10 md out upon What
] can get the medicine directly from you. II can
get upon easy terms. shAil use great deal of H.
am aware that the use Of such articles contrary 10
the teachings and practice Of rrea, majority ofthe
b. sufficient simply b.eAlse we may Be ignorant Of II.
comb nation. for my part, shall max. % rule 10
Use all and every means TO alleviate tuer M hnsn.
ny which may b. able 20 oommand-not hssitafIng
becAurs so0e one more ingenious than NJ sell nave
leaned It's srcc. hrst and secured the sole right 70
secure ih., sno.iedge. Ho.essr, am BY 90 mssns
an advocate or supporter Of the Thousand vi worthless
nostrums that rood the county that pnrport 60 cure
all manner OF diseases 20 ~hich eerh heir Plea.
reply soon, and ihfcrm m. yfyoar best terms.
JOLiUsP. CLEMENT. ND.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-22

Chilli and Fever are o.
existing IN the atmosphe
duces the vitality Of the
The different organs, and
patton, ETC., and In thisy
any dlsesse Of . more .e,
low. To avoid furths- u
OF tnis Y sease, taks
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-22
ENDER's sTOl ZACH BITyERs,

feeling Of wesrness that ngs so enaeiousy to any
one when recovering from this disease. II 10 highly
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-22
Woman and Social Eyil.

EssAn voa yorsa Mrs.-The true estimate Of NO
nan--the happiness Of an honorable marriage the
sAarfal social Evils Of ths day, the and urs
wen, nee. In sealed envelopes Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Boz p, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
.~~~~~-~-~~-S~~~~~-~~~
COUGH, COLD OR SORE
80 ftflH = THROAT.

4 8ass Csllses1sn.-- 1eesvisna's Receipts.
Magic ASS, Discoveries. etc., comprising valuabi,
nformstion ." svsrybody. Sent BY mail, (frss o.
psstssel for 20 cents.
Addrsss y g. NORMANDY. sci Market street. 81,
Louis, No. sen daviv
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-22
PAINTS.

~~~>~S~
., y. PAhkGR b. y. BLAKE.
PAHxlh AsrAKs'
Dealers In
WHITE LEAD, ENC AND OILS.
WINDOW glass AND PUTTY
sr.sAss, wall rsPsr sna window
8haAoO.
~ oEJo E9HEE. . 90 80. CAIRO I'LL
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-22
SEWING MACHINES.

|Vl|'-le OK. : G! IBIS
~ SEWING UMachine !
Is THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.
WIN stitch, Hem, Fell, Tnck; Cord
n..,s."h rs, emit 1 Ha ESroaS aes
over the heaviest beaver cloth and cowhide, WITH No
coarse cotton, linen, silk and Irvine It runs easier
faster and .iiIlsr than any other machine Il forms
Stitch each Loop being TWISTED BY means Of
THE "RoTATING HOOK"
and drawing the twist into the goods, thus securely
fastening every stitch SO that tbe seam viii bear to be
cut at frequent intervals, and In that even, the
seam is warranted not % rip 10 wear, and under
all circumstances TO Survive the washtub" Old,
where was the GREXTEsr COMPETITION and 70
.urer,eriiy, DursbiIiiy. Aisst,ciiy and
mScns being sf rus il Ss %ons s"u or he
balance wheel ever wearing or tourihngths dress
THE NEEDLE CANNOT DE SET WRONG.
Thus avoiding the great trouble Of other machines.
~ NO BREAKING OF NEEDLES. .
Of an inch long, and 10 straight
WRONG.
Any one may adjust them IN THE DARK. The
hem may be Of any width. No other hemmer or fell
Ter is like This II turns the hem on the right
it viii Sss drop stitches. a. the needle !.
always set right the blade short and straight, does
not vibrate, Ike logger ones They are
MANUFACTURED WITH MATHEMATICAL PRE-
CIsIoN.
Hence each part !. an. can be read.
lyrsplaced in case OF accident II will last genera.
len p.Psflys cared a. for None who has used It
The foandncss, evenness, durability aud beauty Of
its stitch.
a7, WERE NEVER EouALED.
It. RAPIpITY, ABSOLUTE Stiffness. EASE
and FELL we're never approsc he'd by any other
machine. -
sf gR sEvS 1a nj So RET
Whatever the merits Of the other machines 10 Is no
dispsragement to say the Wilcox Gibbs is worth,
for family use double that Of any other ever offered
= received the Gold Medal of the American In.
stitute-the FIRST PREMIUM for
1.-THE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
at the great New England Fsir-,he Vermont State
fair-the pennsylvanis state fsirae lad Lana state
Fair-the w ,consin state Fair tho Michigan state
r.he ioH state fsns over 70 J en
iums THAI were taken by all other Sew ing Machines
together IN the same time.
II IL now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine.
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
We take other machines in exchange. We sell
OIL, Corros, SfIx. Tvur and SEkDLks for every kind
Of scwiRg Machine.
as.nss W.n.sS1Tsrm: TO Agents. Ss,s,P',ys
receipt Of stamp, or had Of
CORNELL, WARD r. COMINGS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
ixl Lake Street. Chicago. LIMOS. ..f
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-22

X; ~ .., sAxcsAr R !S.. A5ss sFf sVss
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-22

used from . certain poison
70 known as malaria. II re.
blood rsiards the action Of
causes Blliiousness, Corsti-
way prepares the system lot
nous nature wnicn may io,-
ouo,e. anG relieve vouIsesI
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-22

And for coughs, colds, bscu chtis and consumption
Il y not 70 BE- suspssssd. ! rs A TONIC BEVERAGE
We aAeqne!lsd. and 10 sure preventive Against
Chlls and Fever u taksure gularly.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-22
ENDER's { HILL CURE.

y stimulates the organ IS 70 perform their different
functions and acts as mtdols to the poison which
causes the feter and Ag and thereby restores the
System 70 health and tone land good tonic such a.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

The organ Of the Republican party
of this county last week contained an
article from one Of its guerrillas, headed
" three reasons why We should be
Republican"
Il Beeausc in every great political
enterprise that has for its object the
good of the people, and iessening their
burdens, that party is forenost"
Had that reason" not appeared in
the Republican. we should have pro-
Hounced it i" sar';asm" Good OF the
people a party that has crushed cut
civil liberty in ten states, aud placed
eight millions of white men, women and
children politically below the late degra-
ded slaves; who have, by taxation
wrung from the hard earnings Of honest
toll. built up bioated and bondhcliing
aristocracy to whom the honest laboring
man is doomedto be a telling slaxc;
who have giren away n.iliions upon
millions of acres of the peoples lands to
grasping railroad moropolies; who have
made the rich richer and the poor poor
er. For such party to he actuatcd by
desire TO do what is FOR the good CT the
people, is simply impossible Tie Re.
publican party is the worst enc, Y the
laboring men of this country ever con-
tended with. They beguile With their
lips, but deceit is in their hearts Good
OF the people. That must be sarcasm,
most cruel, too.
sd. 1t is in favor Of freedom and
opposed to anarchy and monarchy"
In favor of freedom {. Yes, to negroes.
whom it can vote and thus retain itself
in power But let the ten reconstruct
ed states crushed and bleeding beneath
the iron rule OF military sat-aps, give
the lie to their assertion so far as whito
men are concerned
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

Difference. S13, 604,9 16 81
Concede all the Republican leaders
claim, and the figures show that Repub-
lican rule has cost for the last ten years
1864, GIG 81 more than the Democrat
ic rule of the preceding ten years. The
whole history of state government does
not exhibit such reckless and extrava-
CANT expenditures of money, such disre-
gard of the interests of the people, and
such intolerable burdens as have been
and now are imposed upon the taxpayers
of Indiana, as have marked the admin
istrat;on of the Republican party
for the last ten years.
Having shown our readers how the
people of Indiana, have been most enor
mously taxed, and the application made
of a portion of the immense sums that
have been wrung from them by the
present dominant party, we turn next to
what are termed the "ordinary expenses"
of the State Government to still further
show Republican extravaganza in COM
parison with Democratic economy. The
following tabular statement makes
against the claims Of the Republicans
for economy and honesty in the admin
istratiOn of State affairs:
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

tifc, and agricultural improvement; and
to provide by law for general and UNI
form system of common schools, wherein
tuition shall be free and open to all. 4"
The General Assemblies that con-
vened for several sessions after the adop-
ton of the Constitution were Democrat
ic, and they legislated most literally for
carrying out The provisions in that in
strument for free common school sys-
tenn.
Voters of Indiana, there is the record
of what the Democracy have done in the
administration Of the State government
while it was under their control More
could be said, but enough has been pre-
sented to show, in contrast with the
record of its political opponents, that
the Democratic party, while in power,
administered the State government wise
ly and economically, and in the interests
Of the people.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

but was freely expressed by all who were
cognizant of the facts. The same course
was pursued by the Judge at the Feb
ruary term Of the court. although the
delay was notso great as at the last term.
Then his excuse for vacating the bench
nearly the half of each day, was, that
member of his family was sick, and that
ne must go home ever evening, causing
him to lose nearly half of the following
day. His rulings in political cases
which have been brought before him,
were exposed some time ago by the La
porte argus, and are no. necessary to
be referred to in detail.
Will Judge Osborn's friends Geny
that he has been partisan Of the
straiehtest sect, and that his vote has
invariably been cast for Republicans?
As ne has done nothing for Democrats
beyond what he has already been paid
for, We see no good reason Why his
friends should expect Democrats TO vote
for him. His Democratic opponent is
his superior in all the qualifications Of
4 Judge, and very greatly bis superior in
political rrlcticcs
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29
The Valparaiso Tidctte begs piteously

The Valparaiso Iit1ctte begs piteously
for Democrats to vote for Judge Osborn,
as a compliment to an old and faithful
public servant This plea reads very
well, and we have no doubt but the Re
publicans would be very glad TO have
Democrats vote for all their nominees
FIR that reason. or any other that might
be given; but 70 arc of opinion tina
Democrats will not see it in that light.
When and where have Republicans sup
ported Democrats for office on account
of long and faithful public services? Do
they not generally argue that such
should give way to others-in other
words, should be rotated out of Office
But aside from Tho, do Judge Osboru's
public services cntitle him to the COM
pliment Of receiving Democratic votes?
We think they do not, and that it will
be difficult for any of his partisans to
show that they do. We will take the
last term Of the circuit court of this
county as sample of hispublic services
1t was the unanimous expression Of all
who were in any way connected with the
court, that greater farce (to call it
by no harsher term was never perpetra.
ted upon any people, than the August
term of the Marshall circuit court. The
docket was loaded with important cases.
and it was the opinion of attorneys and
all, that it woud require close attention
to duty to transact the business
of the session; but from the
opening of the court to the close of the
term, it was one continual drag. The
Judge complained that he was not we'll
and could not occupy the bench; that
is, he expected to be sick, if ne was net
then. And 81 it went from day to day.
One day there would be judge part of
the day. and the next none at all, while
hundreds of witnesses, clients, jurors,
and others, whose time was valuable TO
them, were compelled to wait from day
to day at heavy expense to themselves
and the county, while Judge Osborn was
able to ride over the road between Ply
mouth and Iaporte once or twice day,
and to appear on the streets of Laporte
rs usual when he was at home. The
disapprobation of his course was not con-
fined En- Democratic, or Republicans.