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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-03
I SLAND LOTS FOR SALE,

Having sold all the lots offered at 1900 each,
except two, now Offer ton lots fronting on the
sasi side OF Kim and Chestnut streets and ex.
MldinG to the river. Price from $500 10 81 ,OOC
eAch. according 10 sIze and location. Terms,
ons''outth cash, residue In equal InstAllments ai
one two and three years.
Iug9I ' a Ton Mn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-03
0YsTERsl OYSTERS ! oYsTERs

pSohN @. HRFTLY, In Odd Fellows Hall
!0tuis his friends that he 10 now receiving daily
Me anest Oysters ever brought TO this market,
Ha'Sh he will sell at Wholesale or by the can al
TVn Se lowest possible rAtea. Remember the place,
SSII.hd SJ and supply yourselves with delicIoas bl.
'Nes' AuRaA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-03
T $. FAIRFAX,

ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT.
oFFlSEs3crAnRle Block, Market ST., Wheeling,
". Va, and AN, ID st., GAINESVILLE, o.
HsEssIAl attention given to Public Buildings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-03
FoR SALE OR RENT.

The BRICK HOUSE reside in, on Main
street, between now and April 1, 1874.
I. For ieut-One Small Frame House and one
Brick House, both on the Island. Possession
ETSn t. Immediately. Apply at THEODORE
FlNhS Feed Store, on Quincy sL. decaS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-03
GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES.

offer At private sale the Patterns, FlAsks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging to tho late
aFm Of W. W. Miller l. Co.
The purchaser eau secure reasonable lease OF
the Foundry and grounds. The bnildIng Is b5
feet by Is feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be Obstructed, and contains all the
necessary appliances OF frst.class JobbIng
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on tho premises
TO Il. b. MILLER,
iAng Receiver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-03
CHEAP MILL PROPERTY FOR
" BALE.


NEW STEAM SA W Mill,
Situated at tho foot Of the town Of Martins
Ferry, Belmont county, Ohio is Offered for
IN one OF the best locations on the Ohio river and
has the best log hArbor known. Also two acre
lot In Martins Ferry will be sold wtA or separ.
ale from the Mil. Terms very easy. For par.
ticulars see or address.
s. B. WILLIAMS,
Cor. Second and Walnut Sta, Wheeling Island.
Jan9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-03

AN Illinois young woman cuts four
loads OF wood per day In order To raise
money to get "them furs."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-03

AN eccentric friend Of ours has put
himself 10 the trouble of ascertaining the
number Of childlcss families In Wells6urg,
Also the number Of widows and old
maids. Alter meeting with many rebuffs,
lie makes the following statement, which
we are assured is entirely correct:
Families without children. n..........,..,,., %
Widows. Qucludlng graaS) S).................... Il
We suggest now, by way Of variety
that our friend, who has much time on
his hands, turn his attention to the old
bachelors in town, and give US the num-
Der, by way OF set-of.- Rells6urg hetoS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-03

THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
l. Deed o! Trust executed on the 2lst day of
December, 1870, BY Henry Koehler and Angus
llnA his wife, and now Of record In the Record.
rts Office Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed
M Trust Book No. 3, page 272, l will on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-03

SOME one says book Is your best
friend, because You can shut It up at any
time without giving offence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-03
TUESDAY, April 2, 1872,

Beginning at 10 o'clock A. N the following de.
scFlhed property, tO.Wit: Lot numbered two
hundred and two (2O2) situated on John street In
the addition to the city of Wheeling, Ohio coun.
w. ". Va, laid out by Noah Zane. Peter Var
nall, j. FAwcett and others, fronting on John
ulreel sixty feet and running back one hundred
aud twenty feet more or less TO the alley situate
between John and Zane streets called Cedar
Alley), with the buildings thereon aud thereto
belonging.
Terms Of sale, cash.
Selling As Trustee, l shall convey only such
title as Is vested In me by said Deed Of Trust.
Jani7 JOHN REID, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Byyrtue OF decree OF tho Circuit Court iOr
Ohio county, West Virginia, rendered on the S0th
day Of November, 1871, In cause In chRncery
pending in said Court, wherein William W.
shriyer Ia complainant, and John Gallagher and
others are defendants, l shAllon
SATURDAY, the 10th day Of February, 1874,
alto O'Clock A. H., proceed to sell at public Auc.
tion TO the highest and best bidder, at tho front
door Of the Court House OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, the following described property, that
istOsAy:
"A certain piece or parcel Of land situate on
the west side Of Morrow street, between Union
and Madison streets, and In that part Of the city
Of Wheeling called Buena Vista, and designated
on The plat Of the said addition as lot No. 3 and
part oflot No. g. The said piece Of land fronts
ON Morrow street nlnety.siH feet and running
back westward twenty feet, no more or less
with all tho buildings or improvements thereon
or thereuntO belonging; being the same property
that was conveyed 10 John Gallagher by John
Crawford and wife by deed dated September I'd,
1867"
TERMS or SALE, Cash.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
janiS Special Commissioner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-03

A Prophetic Utterauce..M M oundsvilTc
the City OF the Future.
From the Moundsville National Of Feb. l, 1874.
We herewith make the prediction that
in five years time, Moundsville will be q
thriving city, and formidable nyal to
Wheeling. 4,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-03
SATURDAY, Tho lOth day OF February, lS72,
HANNIBAL FORBES,
ianiS Special Commissioner

nOR SALE.-I OFFER FOR IN
IL sale the House situate on the corner iii
OF Slh and Denny streets. The House isl
oG brick and contains store room and six rooms
Iur dwelling purposes. Enquire Of
L. JUERGENS,
On the premises,
Or WIN. JUER9ENS,
iGnl7' On John street, between 9Th and 9th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-03

THRUST SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
i Deed Of Trust made to me by John Carney
aud Mary Jane his wife, dated January 2, 1868,
aud Of record in the Office Of the Recorder OF
ohio county In Deed Book No. 80, page 293,
Will offer at public sale at the front door of tho
COnfl House Of Ohio cOuntV on
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-21
STATE NEWS.
ASpRoscoaarN COUNTY.

The Journal says Saturday morning a body
of q male child was taken from the canal near
the Hill Mill in Lewiston by Marshal Richard
son. The infant was full grown, but it was not
determined whether or not it was still BORN
The Journal says the contract for the Cont
mental Mills extension has been awarded to Mr..
K. +. Patterson, who is now engaged on the
Androscoggm Mill. The contract is for brick
laying by the thousand, Mr.. Patterson furnish
ing stagings,l and for the underpning by the
linear foot. The brick and other material are
to be furnished by the Company. The price
paid for the work is not made public TIE
mills require about 5000, 900 of brick, making
the contract large one. 80
The Journal says George Knapp, formerly a
freight conductor, succeeds Mr.. Golf as con-
ton to Pennington. Mr.. Locke, formerly in
charge OF q gravel train takes the place of Mr..
Knapp on the freight train. Mr.. Golf has re-
moved his family from Pennington to Auburn.
The police of Lewiston commenced war
fare against the unlicensed dogs in that city
last Saturday, and shot fifteen or twenty dur
ing the afternoon. The Journal says skirmish-
ing had only commenced at our last reports
Nine hundred and eighty-fve unlicensed ours
still remain. Monday the onset will be re-
newed in force. If this was only New York
wouldn't the sausage dealers be in clover?
Gen. Selden Connor will deliver the Grafton
in Lewiston Decoration Day.
fENObbCOI COUNT1.
The Bangor Wing says on Wednesday last
James Bolton, ESQ.,, of Orrington, father of
City Marshal Bolton of this city, stumbled and
fell over o chair at his residence in that town,
breaking two ribs. 1t was hoped that he had
sustained no other injuries, but he has remained
quite feeble since and yesterday was very low.
He is so years of age, and it is feared that he
cannot recover from the shock. as az TT
Two amateur scullists in Bangor had their
! frail craft swamped in the Kenduskeag stream
Sunday morning, and after thorough ducking
| were rescued by men from a vessel moored to
one of the wharves.s. ..rr,-t e.frttfE
IN GENERAL.
Messrs. Corser, Wildes and Blake, State Rail
road Commissioners, inspected the Bangor 4
| Piscataquis Railroad Friday and pronounced il
| to be in excellent condition.
| The Lewiston Journal is Informed that the
! Rev G. Munger, a delegate of the Maine Con
\ ference to the General Conference now in SEES
sion at Brooklyn, N. Y, has been obliged tc
vacate his seat and return home on account Of
premonitory symptoms of paralysis. Rev. DIR.
Weber, reserve delegate elect, is to assume
| the seat thus vacated gtfals1E aasis.f
| The Law Term of the Supreme Judicia
| Court for the Middle District commences it.
session at Augusta next Tuesday.
| Patents were issued under date Of May 16tl
to the following Maine citizens:-Ansel Stew
ems, Portland, for car-coupling and buffer
Daniel II. Weeks, Vassalboro, for compound
for use in constructing water-cisterns.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-21

venton especially that one which arragns
the so-called Liberal Republican U. S. Sena-
tors for defeating the amnesty bill. Amnes-
ty and civil rights belong together. Justice
to the black men of the South demands that
the restoration to Davis, Tcombs, Stephens &
Co., to hold office should be occupied with the
requirement of an obligation on their part to
treat their colored fellow citizens with conn
mon decency-to permit them to travel by
railway and to find shelter in taverIls. And
yet when two-thirds vote would have car
ried these twin measures and 80 Senators
voted in the Affirmative, and 10 in the mega
tive, Trumbull and Upton stand recorded
among the latter when by voting the other
way they could have seeured-the Amnesty
they pretend to be SO pclanorous for. Carl
Schurz found it convenient to be. absent
when his name was called. He probably
realized the record his confederates were
making to go into the campaign with. 1t
ought to be pressed home upon them every
where, particularly at the South, whore they
will bid for colored votes that they preferred
to sacrifice amnesty rather than to accord to
| the negro the.common rights of humanity.
| The anti-savery men of the country will not
fail to discover in this extraordinary action a
| tendency on the part of the seceders from
| Republicanism to sympsthize with that infer.
| nal spirit of negro hating Ku Kluxism, which
| is the last hinGrance to determination be.
| tween the North and the South.
YARMOUTH.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-21
Mr.. Greeley's First Supporter.

1t will be remembered that some time age
when MIR. Greeley was preparing for his Pres
1dential enterprise) he wrote a complimentary
letter to the Weekly Caucasian-a strange pa
per edited by some wild man of the woods out
in Lafayette County, Missouri. The said Or
son is now one of Mr.. Greeley's ablest support-
ers, as will be seen by the following extract
from his ''organ" of Saturday, May IL:
Sound the hew- gag; strike the ton-ion; beat
the fuzzy-guzzy; wake the gong-kwong; let the
loud hosonna ring bum-tum, fuzzle-bum, ding
go-bimi Unconstitutional Congresses Of per
jured ruffians itcby-palmed, bribe-taking, of
fce-peddling Presidential Doors and sotsusurp
ing Legislatures, blasphemous pickpocket Sen
ators and Governors, shOulder-strapped out
laws, titled bummers, reconstruction satraps
Niger 6acchanals, official incendiaries, thieves
Dondholders, cut-purses, all tremble at the rOal
of coming DOOM
Inns is very good, and quite in the Greeley
style. The able journalist went on to alude
IN complimentary manner to the freedman
and the part they are likely to play in the fin.
ture under President Greeley:
Clap your hands, We fathers, because tho
bread will not much longer be torn from the
mouths OF your hungry children, to fatten a
norue OF lde savages, the nations ward, lousy
shiuEskinned yagabonds, whose only business
is TO attend conventions, spout insoience vote
for the oH-scourngs of Yankee nanitant!o ROC
slunis and back-alleys and rpfnnt,'r. at;,'
and Southern State Constitutions and laws"
Excited by this prospect, Mr. Greelev,s friend
continues in still more animated strains.
loot the tympanum-cracking rams horns
Howl rapturous hosannas, We fea-bitten hound
pups; and let the glecfdl catgut squak Pipe
forth your gladness, oh, jassacks and nightn
gales ana and ganders. Croak We frogs; squeal, y,
iogs. RAP your wings, and scream your shril
lest note of victory, oh. inyincible shanghai O
harr u1n, Let volcanoes blaze, and festive tar
to bonf;ra ne and CLEAN. Let torch-light noe
mans Iet and rdo cannon boom their might,
bnlI-calyes oc socks' cataracts and hill-sdes
men, women, children. fons n anu miii,dams
birds and reptiles all creation, animate eea ans
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-21
Our Termination Letter.


A Democratic Flag Raisiug-1he Delegates to
the District ConUention-A Smart Woman
y Photographic. -ss 'aes - A.'
PENNINGTON, May 20, 1872.
The hearts of the many faithful ones in our
village We're cheered Saturday, caused by
throwing to the breeze of a Greeley-BrOwn flag.
This was great event but we are panied ~
to record the fact that not an extensive gather
ing witnessed the ceremonies About six p.
NJ, directly after the arrival of the evening
train, this great epoch in the history of Frank
lin county was inaugurated-that hour, no
donbt, being chosen owing to the fact that they
wished strangers to understand that, although
far back among the forests, that they had heard
OF the great philosophers nomination, and
wished to inform the world of the fact - s
No speeches were made or required; no ex-
element excepG an attempted runaway by the
horse of a gentleman who was passing-it was
the flag, not the names which frightened him.
"Therep cries the man who has charge of the
7halliards, as he lifted the flag to it's place. and
telling what he knew about flag raising, |" t"for
nearly twenty-one years have raised this
flag" He, however, forgot to state-"and
every time the names which it carried have
gone back on mel! lit is Democratic flag)-
that was understood by those present.
One rash individual who was passing, was
called on for speech. He, after waving his
hand majestically towards the banner respond
ed as follows:s "The man who spent his money
by putting those names ON that flag would have
done more good with it had he thrown it into
river!" Great applause, &c) sE97- -s19z'=.
The flag is stretched across Broadway from
the Chronicle Office to the new arcade front.
The Chronicle, however, is loyal, and permitted
the rope to be fastened to its Office as an act of
eourtesy-no other place being available.
AT the Republican caucus held Saturday, A.
H. s. Davis, c. d. Sew all, J., w Fairbanks, j.
Gould, l. Blake, F. c. Perkins, N. c. Goode-
now, were elected as delenates to attend the
District Convention at Auburn next Wednes-
day. ,~=.,.s ~ .5se.. NV 7ss'a1
We have some smart women in this country.
For instance: "a Mrs. Scales of Temple, a
widow lady, has, during the past winter, taken
the sole care of two yoke of oxen, three horses,
large flock of sheep, cows, pigs-pumping all
the water for them. Who beats that?
Mr.. J. w. Merrill, photographer in this will
age, starts this week, as we learn, for the
northern part of this county for the purpose of
procuring stereoscopic views of the grand seem
cry with which that vicinity abounds He has
in past years obtained many splendid views in
and around Rangeley, Indian Rock, Sebago
Lake, camps around it, sc. JACK
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-21
--latest BY European steamers.


Ar at Liverpool It'll inst, s F Hersey, Small. from
Valparaiso.
- CID 6th Caledonia, Delano New Orleans via New
Ar at Cowes 9Th, Andrew johnson, O'Brien, from
Callao.
Cid at Cardiff Sd, G Strickland, Strickland, New
York; 4th, John Patten, Emmons, New Orleans; 6th
John Z Chase, Davis Pensacola; It'll, Nette Merri-
man, Rollins, Rio Janeiro. sEN
4 Ar 2Oth barque Nonpareil, Finn, Montevdeo; schs
Forest Oak, Parker, Baltimore; Trade Wind, lngra-
ham, New York.
Cid Goth, sch Sarah Bernice, Proctor, Musquash.
Sid I'm Falmouth 6tlI Peru, Loring, Hamburg.
Ar at Bassein Mch 20, Nor Wester. Burgess, from
Liverpool. ~ n -
Sid FIN Rangoon March 81, John Tucker, Taylor,
Falmouth, e.
Ar at Akyab March q. Fred Tudor, Bradford, Rio
Janeiro; 30th, P Merrman, Young, Rio Janeiro.
Ar at Calcutta April 9th, Cora Coombs Bombay /;
10th, Kate Davenport. Duncan, do. F2F
Sid FIN Genoa 30th ult, Robert Morrison, Seavey,
Hyeres.
Ar at Antwerp sth inst, Ida Lilly, Otis, New Or
leans.
Ar at Hamburg I'd inst, Richardson, Ander-
son, Guanape. sfs .lu-
Sid fin Cuxhaven 9Th inst, City of Bangor, Menzies,
Valparaiso.
In Elsinore Sound I'd, Franklin, HasseI from New
Orleans for Cr0nstadt; 9th, Marcia Day Chase,
from New Orleans for Reval.
SPOKEN.
April 2. lat 8 A N, lon q 50 W. baroue Wallace,
from Singapore for London. 49, = r.
Map l6, lat 2e lon =. barque "Chas Wells" ? from
| Portland steering South.
No date, &c. brig Anna Knight, Davis, from
| Cardiff for Cienfuegoe.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-21
DIED.

In this city, May 10, Mr. David Rice aged 80 years.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock,
at Allen Mission Chapel, Locust street.
In this city, May 20, Miss Avis Adams, aged IS
years.. = ~ = = s-&sta5ftsA
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock,
at No. los Franklin street. Relatives and friends
invited to attend. --+s.- s
In West Falmouth, May 10, Carrie H. only child
OF H. w: and Mary e. Sargent, aged 2 years mos.
In Gorham, May 10, Mrs. Eleanor B., wife of s. s.
Waterhouse, aged 30 years months. s.
Funeral on Wednesday at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at her
late residence. e. 1900 $500
IS wears
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-21

name. The latter went but did not find out his
mistake until his arrival at Manchester He
did not propose to lose his time so prepared
an excellent sermon ON Christian benovolence
and preached it to SO great acceptance, that
rumor hath it he was rendered a call at once.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-21

IT would have suited most Republicans
very well to see Ex-Governor Hawley return
ed to the Senate from Connecticut instead of
Mr. Ferry. But the latter is so far from being
a Democrat that he is not even known as a
supporter of the Cincinnati nominations.
The Democratic party is indeed in ertremis
when it feels like making such pother over
over the election of Republican,
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-21
naugh, Norfolk 25th, brig Annie Gardiner, Gardiner

New York.
Sid nth, brig JAS Davis, Partridge. Porto Rico.
Ar at Kingston, Ja 10th uIt, brix AroostOok, By
ant, Boston for Moraht y.
At GUANTANAMO I'd inst, barque w Swasey, Park,
for Boston, ldg; brig Rachel Coney Coney, for New
York, log. -
Sid FIN Matanxas nth inst brig Mar;nosa staples.
New York; schs Lowell, Leavitt. PhiIadelphia;
Mabel +. Staples, Coffin Sagua. ~
Ar at Nassau, M, I'd inst. sch M Z Higgins. Paine
New York, and cid 9Th for Eleuthera) =
Ar at Halifax 10th, sch Horton, Farquehar Port
land
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-21
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FOREICN PORTS.

At Calcutta 18th ut, ships Cora, Coombs, and Kate
Davenport, Duncan for United Kingdom, ldg.
for Boston. =, J
Ar at Callao 18th ult, barque Sampson, Nichols
Port Bakely (and sailed 18th for Chimbote)
At Para oath ult sch Frank Howard, Dermott, for
New York days. .-.-r
Ar at Demarara 10th ult, sch NJ A McCann, Kava-
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-21
MARRIED..

In Canton, May 0, Amos L. Harlow, of Peru and
Mrs. Adelia Eustis of Canton. sBR ~ lsssH1
In Canton, May 10, Alexander o. Nelson and Mrs.
Nancy Y. Thomas. 81 .8fL III tIEALA
In Winslow, May Is Oriah Halves, ESQ.,. and Eme-
line l.. Hall, both of VAssalboro - 7t'af
In Rumford, May s. Charles E. johnson and Elma
A. kenn1sOn. "a . WHv UgEeF WEvwr EE
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-21
Notice.

0-.I NOt1Ces
Monthly meeting of the Mutual Relief Association
Of the odd Fellows, will be held at Odd Fellows fup
PERI Hall, Tuesday Evening, May 2, at 1-2 O'Clock.
A punctual attendance of all the members is re-
qussted as business of importance is to come before
them H. c. BARNES,
inyN'-@'Sh Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-21
FISHING TACKLE!

"a. A general assortment for
BROOK AND LAKE Fishing,
m Wholesale and Retail.
Also everything in the Cunning line. .k
G. Il. BAILEY, As Exchange 81.
nY Sign of the Golden Rifle" my7eodtf sN
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-21

inanimate, burst forth in one tremen-
dous, deafening, laundering sky-splitting roar
Of triumph, JOY and praise. For CAUCASIAN caucasian
patriotism and common sense have p revaiiiea,
and Radicalism, the cunning. the pru.al, IIe
bloody, is doomed to speedy and lrretr,e ;,s
overthrow. GlorifcallelujerumiH urrah three
times three tbousand cheers and vlow.halloo,
for HORACE GREELEY ana ID, uhAII MN,
the philosopher and the statesman! fouH
opIv have to- live till next November to see the
oaos,,mmatioIl so devoutly to be wished-the
overthrow of the Tumblebug and all his vile
nyrmadons; the humiliation of tyranny and
corruption on our republican soil and the
sre-establishment of law and order, liberty,
peace and prosperity; by the triumphant cleo
ton of GREELEY and BRowN-the ticket first
suggested, and only advocated by the Caucasian.
Perhaps some people may laugh at this; but
it is not more absurd than fiye-sixth of the
serious" appeals addressed to the country ''to
vote for GREELEY. ......- f}fs
THE ETHICS OF JoURNALIsM.-We should
find it difficult to believe that ''the great edi-
tor" as Mr.. Greeley's friends now delight to
call him, had such low moral standard be-
fore him in conducting his newspaper as is
indicated by the following language which he
used in conversation with reporter, if the
aeSVuio hoAi which VIC UdhO 10 vas hoo S'r
IDENTIFY drawn up by the hand of a. friend.
''Oh," said Mr.. Greeley, 81 don't inquire
whether anything is true or not nowadays.
but just put it into the Tribune at once. We
have got to print everything nowp' Country
editors who have fallen into the vulgar, old
fashioned habit of telling the truth will please
take notice. Or is it only journalists who as
pire to be President that are emancipated from
the restraints of the moral law?