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Havana Market.

HAVANA, January 13.
sueARs-Clsyed, nothing worth m mentioning 1! ing
has been done this week with actual st OK OF TINS
class. and prices continue to be gu 'ted nomna!ly
as follows: skalo rs per arrooe for NOS 10 10,
n. s.: l0ka10A rs for Nos IL TO " 90; loNallA Is
for Nos Is to III llAala for Nos 10 70 l b,es 1xaaS
as 70 class The stock Is limited as receipts
OF new crop comprising for the most part Centri.
fugals. For future delivery good business mas
been DONE and among gshsS ns Tz M o Soxes
deltys rlbe In MAJ aianzas at 10H rs ior No. IL as
basis: 1000 do at l0H rs do. partly payaole IN
| gold, aud $500 do at l0Ir do. Also, crop ~
II rs No IL (wl ..h must be superior CLASSY with
Y of q real less for every number below, and 4
real more Tor every one above that basis:
Molasses sugars.-No sales, except or insignia
cant lots nor contracts, holders and planters ssk
Ing extrayagaRt prices. Prices are CONSIDERED
nominal. ..,,.. so
mand fr future delivery. and several crops, ado.
inc about $500 hhds, have been contracted Tor at
s1S, sX and rs per arrooe, with cash ad'
engaging as much as they can OF this class ol
sugars; In fact the movement Toaced this week
| In The sugar market, here and on lie coast, was
mostly for centrlugas and muscoyadoes. Prices
have advanced and close irm at II kal2 rs arrooe,
Nos II to II, for lots on the spot, and 1l4a!l rs
for future delivery sales q M 2Tp o2xes % no lg
and No II, IL o.l8 rs Contrac s-l5,ooo boxes No
10 at Tx rs and Nos II 10 lS at lH rs, the form.
er price for very superior article.
Huscoyadoss-T demand Is good and prices
firm at ska8% rs for inferior to common refining;
9ae RS for fair to fully lair; 9ha9% re- for good
&c prime and 10 u RS for grocery grades tnom
insl.) Sales 212 hhdI fair to good refining at ~
rs; 1900 hhds In Mstanzas within quotations.; zoo
do prime at OK rs; 1900 do gcei ats RS; and 5000
hhds 10 Cardenss at rs for common, sHasA rs
for common to fair, and 9a9H rs for good-all In
lots and partly f5r future delivery.
The receipts at Ii warehouses OF Havana since
January l are 1904 boxes and 673 hhds. against
Io.413 boxes and 1927 hhds IN 1871. Deliveries
same period, l4,S70 boxes and III hhds, against
lOlT2 boxes and 5S1 hhds In 1871. STOCK tnis
morning q, ,42l hoxes and 9ls hhds. against 233S7
boxes aud 1lI2 hhds IN 1871. Stock IN Matanzas.
87l1 boxes and ATS hhds against 5307 boxes and
1874 hhds In 1871.
since the lst OF January, this and the previous
wear compare thus:
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Hogsheads.

MoLAssEs.-There were sales this week Of 500
hhds, one.third Muscovado and two.thirds clayed,
al 57i rs per keg Of 5H gallons 10 Matanzas. and
1000 hhds clayed at rs in Cardenas which may
be considered the opeuing prices. Besides. con-
tract for 1900 hhhs clayed aud 800 do. Muscovado
has been c osed in Matanzas on private terms.
The receipts OF " are heavier than last year.
Nothing doing In THU market.
HoNEY-Continues In request business heing
curtailed by the high values demanded by lers.
A lot OF 1000 gallons has been sold In Matanzas at
78c, gold, with casE There Is none dlsengagcd
here, and prices are nominal at 6H-6x rs per
gallon.
ToBAcco.-No change in last remarks, and only
100 bales, mostly for the States, have changed
hands this week at previous prices. Crop pros
pects continue good.
FREIaHTs.-The demand Is improving, and
rates are stead at SIX per box sugar. and 81 per
hid do hence to Uni ed States; SIS per do, and $3h
per lilo gallons molasses from outports to do, and
35s per ton to falmouth.
EXCHANaE.-Rates have advanced for all for.
eign bills. and cl 'se firm as follows: London
go days. sight 2Sa2Sh per cent. premium; Paris do
6h do; Hamburg do 40Aa4O sh per dollar; Spain
do 12h per cent. premium; United States do, cur.
rency, lHa2 do; geld loyal do; do short sight
currency do; gold l2a12S do.
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Passengers,

Per steamship Charleston. from New York
q r Hains and wife, Jno Burdett. Mrs Giles.
Die. Mrs valentine, Miss NJ Valentine. Mrs
Fremaine. Dr Rowe and wife, W Ramsey, T
Wardel " Court, J Travis and wife Mr. Ha!.
lecE, G Valentine and wife Mrs Nail, MISS 4
McKenney, and one steerage.
Per steamer Water Lily, from Edisto. Enter
prise, Rockville, and Way Landin0s-Col WIN
WhaIey, Col VIM Gregg, DR. G G Whaley, Thos
Msckey, @ MITCHELL Rev II Northrop, and IL on
deck
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spARTANBURa, January 1S.

SpARTANBuRa, January Is.
oo''on 10 WINNsBoRo', January 18.
For the mast two days SO bales OF cotton have
been sold In this market at prices ranging from
lsX to 19H cents.
MONTGOMERY, January 10.
The market Is strong. Good ordinary 1eX centsi
strict good ordinary 20X; low middllngs 2oh'
SELMA, January IS.
Sales to-day 225 bales. Midd!iugs 20a2ON cents;
Demand good ana offerings light. Market opened
at inside but closed at outside prices; factors gen.
orally holding for higher rates.
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COMaLERUAL NEWS.
EXPORTS.

AMsrERpAM-Per British bark Lyman Cam
$500 bales upland cotton. .... =,
NEW YoRK-Per steamship South Carolins-e6
bags sea island cotton, 1720 bales upland cotson,
Isi ,cs rice, 88 bales domestics and goods, l61
hhis naval stores. 14S bundles paper. So bales OF
waste, At bundles slaves, horse, and 81 Pegs Oh
sundres. ,,o .,or,o,
BALTIMoRE-Per steamship sea Gull-Sls Iierces
rice a1l bsies of cotton 125k tons railroad Iron,
ps bbls rosn liz empty bbls, and 20 pEgs sun
dries. =,
BosroN-Per schr Addie Blaisdel l-45o tons OF
phosphate rock, 169 bales cotton.
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New York Rice Market.
NEW YORK, January !,

NEW Aohh, SdHudry 10.
The Daily Bulletin says: There Is not much
demand, and though the market may be called
steady II is MT frm, and The offerings are equal
70 the call Sales of 30 tcs Carollua at SaS%c. ana
15e haqs RaURoon ar 6Xa7c,
JANUARY Zu.-Hu ey impor' ant change have
taken place IN his marEct OF late n" ge eral
range ri urlc, rem aiming ab,ut As before for all
Grades. The demand. however. s n It quick, and
With fair supplies OF moth domestic and foreign
syaIlable. the E. Nc is trifs slack. The business
to day embraces IS tierces Carolina at 7AaSA,
and 200 bags Rangoon at exc.
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Tho Chnrleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

-
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, January 2o, iS1z.
CorroN.-The market for this article presented
a ouiet and dull aspect, the demand being mode
rate and some transactions showed ratner less
strength In prices. Sales about 900 bales, VIZ:
st lsH, 80 at 1sx es at 10, 25 at 1917 10 at 1' 40
ut 1sx IS at co. ls at 2oH, at 2oH 81 at 2o&' III
at 2oX, SO at 2l II at 2l1s, at 2lH at2lh .cts.
We quote somewhat nominally:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordInary.....dSS So1 gao1
Low mtddnng. g................'.:S :SvbSNo|a
Mlddung... ............,.'''.S.
Strict middling.................
RrcE.-There was limited business doing at
unchanged prizes. Sales l07 tierces OF clean
Carolina, say IS tierces at 7Hc, y at 7Hc. we
uuote common to fair at 8x@7K, good 7H@sc.
NAVAL SroRHs-There were no sales reported.
FsRIaars.-To Liverpool, by steam direct, nomi'
nal on uplands, nominal on sea islands, via Ne"
York. I'd on uplands, Id on sea Islands; by saii'
xd oa uolsnds on sea islands nominal. 10
Hayre 1c on uplauds. Coastwise-to New YORK oy
atesm xc on uplauds and 1c on sea islands; ~ =
tierce N rice; BY sail ,ic on cotton; q tierce
an rice: 400 p barrel on rosn; $7@S p on lum'
ber; 5000 p N on timber. To Boston, ps ssi'-
Nc a fb on upland cotton. To Providence, oy
aa,l s. a NJ on boards, Kc q ts on cotton; oy
steam 81 p bale on New York rates. TO Phlis'
aelphia, by steam 11c q ID on uplands; BY SAIL 81
a7d ssass so on phosphates. To Baltimore, by
steam &c q fb by sail, So 5o@7 q NJ on boards;
saas 25 p ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are IN
demand by our merchants to take lumber freights
from Georgetown, S. O., Darlen and satilla River,
Ga. and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and $Io@12 q N are the rates on lumber ana
boards.
ExcHANaE.-sterling go day bills 17x@17%.
DOMESTIC ExCHANGE.-The banks are pur-
chasing sight checks at u Oh, and sell al par.
GoLD.-9@l0.
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Receipts by Railroad, january so'
oorrru CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1883 bales upland cotton. IS bbls naval stores -
cars stock, mdse, &c: To RallToaa al agsne' cn
m @ Bee co, A Mulligan, " Willlsms & q 90,
Geo a walter & co, Trenholm son, Mowrs itrs a
Son, Pezer, Rodgers co; 1 D peSaussuTWS' Say's <
RYAN. Smith, Frost, Adger i GO, 7 smltn,
Wiss co, " Smith co, Wm y t Gurney, Slosn Sn
= SeIgnious Bowling i co. " Court. y CO.
Wnr,iaugh & Mathews, Witte Bros, Chapeau GO,
WniIdsn Jones, Kinsman Howell, W Boyle;
p A Prinqle, " " Smith, W Williams son, Y
i Graeser, G Holmes, sharp.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
1885 bales upland cotton, 1888 bbls naval stores
cars lumber. wood, rough rice, tobacco peas
mdse, &c. To Frost. Adger & co, Mowry Son,
Geo " Williams & co, A Salinas, Kinsman Z
Howell Caldwell j. Son, W Ryan, A Smith, 7
P Smith, " Bee Il CO, Barden i Parker, w U
Co1rtney d co. Pelzer, Rodgers co. Jas Pringle
Son, q H Walter CO. Reeder DAVIS, mniiaen N1 =
& Jones, Wehmann, Ravenel co, Adger
CO, D Haselton, Z Graeser, D Stoney, Tren-
holm Son. Wilcox, Gibbs p CO. 70 tugransm gnIney "
Montgomery, W shecut, Railroad Agent and
Order.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

InterIor Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, January 10.
Sales OF cotton Ito bales; niddlIngs o0c.
,.. ANDERSON, JLnuary II.
The cotton market inactive to-day, AMI prices
"a glng from IL TO l9hc. Sales for the week 3S5
bales.
UNION. January 1s.
The sales Of cotton were 1877 bales durIng the
week. Market opened en- Mondly at lsl4, closed
today at 18H.
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,v.,,, Naval STORES Market.

NEW YORK, January 90:
Daily Bulletin urnsDPe ysGsPs seo s90sy % tai! tar
Sos .nrnent ne Continues very firm at zoe, out
Sprs sSa srSe Is not active Sales l2o beIs at 7oc
the arm and be 5ee DureL nsasld assd at 81
rye cGaG }S oc lower than sales were effected at to:
law Sales $500 bbls good strained at 81 20; s9o %
bhIs do at 81 75 aud 900 bbls No at 81 SoaS4 %.
Tn tar we hear OF 100 bbls Wilmington at So 70.
oh q nrtnt.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, January 20.
SPIRrTs-Frm. Sales OF 21 casks at e6x cents,
and l02 casks at 661S cents per gallon for South.
ern packages
RosIN.-Sales OF 3sl2 bbls at 81 for strained.
TURPEETINE-Turpen, Inc has advanced ten
cents on hard, and 2, cents on yello dip and vlr
GIN. Sales Of 81 bbs at So rs for hard, and IS rs
Tor yellow dip and virgin.
TAR-Unchange 81 bbls sold at So rs per bbl.
COTToN.-Sales OF l26 hales, rs follows: 2 at
2oA cents, 10 at 2O3. 81 at FOX, 10 at 2l and at
2lH cents per pound.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
The s,hr Susan Wright, Mount, for Georgetown,
G, cleared at New York January 1S.
The schr Samuel Fish, Deel, from Boston, arrty
&c at Georgetown S q, 10th Inst.
The schr Rolon, Jasper, from Fernandina, arrV'
ed at Georgetown, : Z, 18th inst.
The brig Georgie. Swan, from Charleston, arrlV.
ed at Georgetown, ) Z, 10th inst.
The brig Isaac Carver, Shuce, for West Indies,
cleared at Georgetown, > @, 18th inst.
The schr E Glover. Ingersoll, for New York,
cleared at Georgetown, S @, 18th inst.
The schr Mary Woodruff. Davis, for Conway.
boroi, S G, cleared at New York January Is.
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Columbus Cotton Market.

Columbus Cotton Market.
COLUMBUS January 10.
To-day our market was quiet, closing with but
little disposition to make bids or offers; sales 4l2
bales at atout the following agurrs: Ordinary
l7a1S, good ordinary 1g1, low mlddlings 81, mid
dngs 205s. Sales or t week 1906 bales. Weeks
receipts 1922 bales against 1920 the previous one,
and s4o8 the CORE -ponding week last season.
Shipments 1924 bales.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81 1s7l... 1850
Received previously usly............3O552 80 552- 32O72
Total; ....... .:................... 1892
Shipped past week. 32i
shipped previously. 723- 23O47
Stock January 10, 1872. SIS
On the week tie stock has increased 1876.
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ATLANTIC PH0SPHATE.@

PHOSPHATE COMPANY
Planning AZ
PAYABLE
INTEREST go. -, 50, uuon o,.ro o,s,cso
eA"" "'" "Ai'N
PHOSPHATE Will
urnsh
PELzER, RODGERS &c CO., General Agents,
oHAnhESAOH
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THE CHARLESTON NEWS: MONDAY, JANUARY %. 1872

CARDIFF.
Bark Harvest Home Dlckey. up..........Dec 70
Schr Henrietta, Burnett, clearea..........'Dec
HALIFAX, Ms.
Br bark WIndermere, Yeaman, cpd........'an
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Schr Chas Comery, Pinkham, cleared .....2an 10
Schr Montana, Bearse, up..... ~
NEW YORE.
Schr Wapella, Penny, cleared. ed......"......y Jan ~
Schr Benz Reed, Adams, p.......-....-..Jan ~
Schr Merwin, Pearce, up..-... ......Jan
Schr Ella Matthew'S McElwee, cleared. 80. Jan IL
Schr n Hawkins, WYATT up..............Dec .
Schr " Maitland, Colc0rd, up............Decz 70
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Gulf Stream. Hunter. cl'd... Ian !s
Schr & NJ Reed, Steeman, cleared; Jan II
Schr Julia Garrison, Smith, cleared. ..... Jan .
Schr 8 & E Corson, Brewer, cleared....... Jan 10
BALTIMORE.
Schr Harriet Baker. Webber, up ...........J Jan
Schr Kate Foster. Rosebrook, cleared. Ian IL
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PORT CALENDAR.

Last Quarter sd 4 hours 40 minutes, evening.
New Moon h. 8 honrs 80 ralnure6, morini 6
First Quarter, 18th. ho1Is. 40 minutes. mornir
Full Moon, Path, IL hours, IS minutes. m3rnng.
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S 0 L U B L E
PACIFIC CUANO.
PRICE, s45 CASE, WITH USUAL ADVANCE
FOR TIME.

Experience In the use OF this GUANO for the
mast six years In this State, for Cotton and Corn,
ha, so far established It's character for excellence
as to render comment unnecessary.
In accordance with the established policy OF the
Company to furnish the best Concentrated Fertl.
lizer al the lowest cost to consumers this Guano
is put into market this season at the above re.
ouced price, which the Company Is enabled to %
by reason its large facilities an the reduced
cost Of manufacture.
The supplies put into market this season are as
heretofore, prepared under the personal superin:
| tendeuce OF DR.. St. Julian Ravene, Cneml5t Vi
the Company, at Charleston 8. O.. hence planters
may rest assured t at its quality ana imposition
is precisely the same as that heretofore SOLO.
At the present low price. every acre planted
can he fertilized with 200 pounds Guano at cost
not exceeding the present valne OF 10 pounos OF
cotton, while experience has shown that under
crop Is increased py the ap lication from Two TO
three.fold the natural capacity OF the soil, hence
under no condition could its application lail 10
compensate for the outlay. ~
Apply to N. hO6SoN,
Agent Pacific Guan0 Company,
-'00' Charleston, ), G.
JOHN 8. REESE CO., General Agents.
noV27-3mosD&C
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This article is prepared under the superintend.
ence OF DR.. ST. JULIAN RAVENEL, expressly for
composing with Cotton Seed.
it was introduced by this Company two years
ago. and It's use has fully attcsted It's value. 200
to ESQ pounds OF ibis article per acre, properly
composted with the same weight OF cotton seed,
est excellence at the smallest cost. A Compost
prepared with this article, az BY printed direc.
lions furnished, contains al the elements OF fer.
tty that can enter into First as Fertilizer,
while lts economy must commend tts lneral use
to planters. For supplies and printed directions,
for Composing, apply to J. n. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company.
Ch.rleston, 8. q.
JNo. 8. REESE d CO., General Agents. 4
nov27- -3mosDdc
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

No. AZ, North River. foot OF Canal sE&H8
street, HOW YORK, at 19 O'Clock noon, OF the 18TH
and 3oth OF overy month except when these
iete5 fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ali departures connect at Panama With steam.
.rs FOR South Pacinc Gnd Central American ports.
departure of 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran.
cisco frst OF every month, except when 1t falS on
sunday; then On the day preceding.
No California steamers touch as Havana, but
20 direct rrom New YORK to Aspinwall.
one hundred pounds baggage free to each adult,
Hedicine and attendance free.
For passage Tickets or other information apply
It the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. F. h. bAb1, Agens'
ily26-lyr
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tobSing NIatcria. erhbr.,ine the Tor,
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AS-SilverPslace Sleeping Cans ON Night III press
trains both ways between Pittsbufgh and CORY, "
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THos. M KING Asst supt.
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Business light and permanent Particulars
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-02

The Dolly Narlens are ont with o
call for an "Orange CauntN Liberal
Convention which will be found
elsewhere III this paper.
II is sighed by FIVE gentlemen who,
we have 90 doubt are emineniIy
competent-in their own estimation
to inangnrate great "Icforul" in
the politics OF the county. But it is
a little singular tina. with all tie
great enthusiasm for Greeley"
which they claim in the county. that
not a man could be found to sign the
call who is known, or was ever heard
OF ontsde his own neighborhood.
And another thing which is at least
"pecular" about this "Liberal he
publican Co. Committee" is the
manner in which it was raised aud
empowered to call a convention.-
One of the editors OF the IVES;
Randolph Eagje, writes to Demo
cdts IN each town to send him the
names of some one to put ON the
committee, and they, of coulse, send
the name of some one whom they
can manage and control as they
please.
Some Republicans may have what
appear to them to be good ANA sui
nclent reasons Tor opposing the re.
election OF President Grant. and for
believing Horace Greeley when he
claims 70 he still Republican, ana
for voting tor him; although We be
leiye ali Such reasons to be based
upon false views Of tho issues and
men now before the country.
But upon what prcteXt Of princi
pie can Repudic,tAs join with Dem.
otratS to nominate and elect Con
sressmcn, State, County and Town
officers (! All such nominations are
controlled oy Dcmocrats-a in the
interest of the old Democratic bar
~ and the few "Libelal Republi-
cans who join with then are simply
used as caIs-paws to pail Democrat
lc chts nuts out OF th fire.
We R,Iire that but a small portion
of the very few Liberals, in this
section can he inveigled ipta voting
n Democratic liz ket. The Ing
and hard contest 10 redeem this
county from Democrats control is
too well remembered to allow many
who we're engaged in it To turn up IN
their tracks now, and 90 back int.
fhe Democratic camp, whatever
views they have as 10 Grant and
Greeley.
Oh course these remarks do nor
apply TO the local S)rr-headS, who 7
are ready TO 90 over TO the Demo
Gratis OH any preteNt, in hope of get
ing the little Offices winch Republi
ans did not see fit 10 give them.
They are '.slim SET" and not
worth arguing over any way.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-02
NATIONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT 1872

"A correspondent, of the New la.
ven Register writes to the that pa.
per of Vermont as follows
The Greeley fever is raging in
every quarter of this State. find
men who have been steadily with
the Republican party for years. who
say they can no longer sustain such
an administration as President
Grants. Things cannot be worse
than now-and it is best to have a
change
TO which the Montpelier Argus
adds:
"Wc assure the Register that its
correspondent is correctly informed.
The trccn Mountains are on fire
with enthusiasm for Greeley"
"Thc Green Mountains on fire
with enthusiasm for Greeley ~
That's good. We find a couple of
specimens of this "cnthuastic fire.
in the same issue Of the Argus, one
man writes to that paper as fol.
lows:
"Whcn We haze TO take such a
man rs Greeley to save the nation,
it is like Satan rebukiug sim
Another writes:
at would seem as if ! were in the
dark, politically, although | remain
the same true and faithful supporter
Of the Democratic principles pro
mulgated by Jefferson and jackson
that have always been. | see no
reason why should abandon these
principles until ! see better ones
propounded."
The above are fair samples Of the
.'cnthusiasm" the "Green Noun.
tains are on fire with among the
Democrats, and among Republicans
the GreeleAites make about as much
of show as a couple of peas in a
bushel of corn.