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BAROMETER corrected for temperature and elevation
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


Receipts by Railroads and Steaml Is
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-10O cars lumber, do
shingles do laths, do clapboards 2 do bark, do
shovel handles, do paper do lime, do white pulp,
do hay, do -four, do bran, do OATS 2 do sun
dries, 1893 milk. Shipments East-4O0 bbs flour,
Gears sundries.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosToN,-35 casks of
nails 20 bds seats &c do chair stock 80 boxes oranges
sewing machines, bds springs, 2 casks OIL 16 kegs
lead IA coils cordage. IS bdls iron, 15 pcs lumber II
spring beds, copper boiler, case tobacco 1870 bdls
pipe, do collars % firkns butter, ton slate, %
rolls paper, crates Strawberries, 80 bbs vegetables
100 pkgs to order. For Canada and up country-55
bbls dyewood, $50 empty boxes bds rubber springs
1o2 casks nails do OIL carriage IA bbls logwood 20
bds rims 100 do leather II bales rags 100 pkgs to
der
STEAMER FRANCONIA, FROM New York; bales
burlaps 200 do cotton 43 do rags 553 Inf chests tea
400 bbs -four 120 do rosn, so do cement 65 do lamp
black 20 do birthstone, % do saltpetre 10 do glass
ware 70 rolls leather 10 do carpeting lbs bds paper
hangings 30 bags nuts 40 do shot, 20 do Coffee 10 do
rice 800 boxes apple pearers 157 do tinpate 100 do
bter 200 do raisins 80 do sheese 10 do CASTLE SOAP
rs do hardware, 80 do drugs % do tobacco hhds do
glassware 20 casks sheet zinc, IA do glassware
do SKINS go kegs white lead 10 do Soda 20 crates and
20 boxes starch 46s bds paper pulp 100 do paper so
err 200 pkgs sundres. -, 71-4'T
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, june 27.--It appears that dur
ing three years there has been lost to the Gov
ernment in the customs department $28, 0C0 Out
of 100000. The losses to creditors through
the insolvency of national banks for for three
years has been $5.37 in every 100000"
During eleven years the books of the Treas
ury show entries amounting to S155, 1O4, 232, 283
and losses averaging 81 in every 81 200, 0O0sl In
years the losses have been fraction less than
~ in every $4,000.
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Horses, Carriages, ac., at Auction.

an SATURDAY NEXT at IL o'clock A. M. we
" shall sell ON Market street, chestnut Horse Z
years old weighs $50 lbs stands without hitching-a
valuable family horse; two-horse Jlgger, 1 one
horse digger side-spring Wagon, end-spring wag-
on, l Concord Express Wagon side-spring Express
wagon, new Beach Wagon Getty built), | new Ex-
press Wagon, . new Harnesses second hand Har-
nesses Whips, &c.
jun27td +. o. BAILEY & Co., Ausrs
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administrators Sale of Real Estate
AT Amefinr,

DURSUANT to a License from the Hon. John A.
Il Waterman, Judge of Probate within and for the
County of Cumberland, shall sell at public aution
on the premises on Saturday, June 10Th, 1872 at
three o'clock, p. M. the one and One-half storied
dwelling house and lot situated at Morrlls Corner
In Deering ON Cedar Street. fy-One feet ON said &C.
oar Sfreet and running back the Portland q Roches-
belonging to the estate of the late John Lowery de-
ceased. EDWARD p. BRIGGS, Admir-
Deerlng May %, 1872. 1wdew my24d:}w aw- Fri
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IHE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs EXCURSION
Bramhall Lodge of Knights of Pythias of Port
land went on an excursion to Rochester yester-
day, leaving by special train at o'clock and
arriving at 11.3O, and were received by Rising
Sun Lodge. The procession passed through the
principal streets of the village to Wiley S
grove The visitors were welcomed by w. C.
j. j. Smith, of Rising Sun Lodge, and then the
festivities of the day begun. The picnic dinner
was followed by dancing and various outdoor
games. AT O'clock the Lodges Joined in pro-
cession and marched to the depot, where the
two bodies parted with the usual demonstra-
tions of friendship. The Portland knights ar
rived home about 9 o'clock in the evening.
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WE shall sell at public auction on Saturday, June
w Z9th, at O'Clock p. M, at Aliens corner,
Deer1ng, very valuable Lot of Land containing
about fifteen acres, less in excellent state Of
cultivation This lot has large frontage ON the Main
Road and is very desirable for house lots iu96td
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Cape Elizabeth.

At an adjourned meeting of the citizens at
Union Hall on Wednesday evening the COM
mittee of arrangements on 4th of July celebra-
ton reported the following programme: A sa-
lutte and bell ringing; Grand picnic at God
darls grove, near Cape Cottage; speeches by
distinguished gentlemen; music by the Union
Brass Band; civic and floral procession; fine
display of fine works in the evening At
s o'clock A III the procession, under command
of N 0. Douglass, Esq, Chief Marshal, will
form on Sawyer street, the right resting at the
Post Office, in the following order: Union
Brass Band; Washingtonian Society; Seaside
Lodge, l o of G T; Martha Washingtonians;
Cold Water Templars; Juvenile Glee Club;
Methodist Epiicopal Sunday School and citi-
zens. At half pastS A M, the procession will
take up the line of march for the grove through
the following streets: up Sawyer to High;
up nigh to Preble; up Preble to Point
Village; up Main street to the Congregationlist
church There it win be Joined by the Turner
Island and spurwink Lodge of Good Templars,
delegation from Knightville and the Congrega-
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CHICAGO, June 27.-The Republican Con-
gressional Convention, Fourth District of Ill
inois,. to-day nominated Gen. Stephen A. Hull
burt for the district, at present represented by
Gen. Farnsworth, who was a candidate for re-
nomination and who it is reported, will be an
independent candidate - ff3.f ttaI
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Valuable Real Estate on Free ST.,
at Auction.

an SATURDAY, June 10th, at 3 P. NJ, we shall
" offer the valuable real estate No 50 Free street
Said property consists of one-half of a substantial
brick House, containing 10 rooms, ample closets,
good cellar, &c. The lot is about SO by so feet
This location is one of the best in the CITY, The
house with very small outlay be made very de-
sirable. May be examined upon application to
Je2ltd f. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers
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nm SATURDAY, June Goth, at 12 NJ, at Office we
~ shall sell Pews Nos Sc and 70, and of 100 State
Street Church. rHf-
For particulars and plan call on
Je2Std f. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers
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j. S. BAILEY & Co., sold at auction yester-
day, the lot on Centre street belo nging to the
estate of Dennis McCarty, to Bernard Daley for
$912. 80 cash above the mortgage n a
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The Millinery season is almost over and
stocks getting low, so if you expect to find what
you want, order your bonnet at once. The best
and cheapest place is at Cogia Hassan's.
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TEMPERANCE LEcTURE.-Rev. DR.. Jabez
Burns of London, is to preach next Sabbath
morning for Rev. A. A. Lmith, at the Casco
street church, and will lecture on temperance at
the City Hall Sunday evening. Dr. Burns has
been for more than thirty years, pastor of one
of the General Baptists churches in London,
and a lifelong advocate of the temperance re-
form "re r"
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A New DEPoT.--It is reported that the Di-
rectors of the Eastern and Portland, Saco &
Portsmouth Railroads have decided to erect a
new depot on the site of the present station on
West Commercial street. The latter corpora
ton have begun the work of filling the flats in
front of their buildings, to the sea wall on the
Harbor Commissioners line. &c.,.
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WISHING to reduce our Millinery stock as
much as possible before the Fourth of July, We
shall sell at even less than our usually low
prices. o.. IL - Is 81 COGIA HAssAN
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California News.

SAN FRANCISCO, June N.-The assessmeE
roll OF the State of California, aggregate $500,
100000. An immense increase over the valua.
ton of former years.
The Apaches attached party of citizens be-
tween Prescott and Skull Valley, Arizona, rid
ding their carriage with balls and shootn.
Joseph Goldwater in the back.
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BOwdoin College.

FTNHE examination of Candidates for admission to
Il either Department will be held in the Chemical
Lecture Room. Adams Hall, at A. NJ, Friday
July 10Th, and on Thursday, Aug. %.
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN,
je27-T, T&s &wkt jy12 President.
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LACE Points and Sacques at cost 1853 Mid
die street c. A VICKERY
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CLOSING out all Summer Goods at cost 1853
Middle ST., c. A. VIcKERY H
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THE gross receipts of the Homeopathic Hos
pitai Fair in Boston, were, $8S, 214.85; net pro.
ceeds, SIG, 530.26, which has been paid to the
Treasurer of the Hospital
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Groceries and Store Fixtures mt
AmcfiOra

nN MONDAY, July list, at u O'Clock P. H. we
" shall sell at store 90 Spring street, all the Gro
eeries and Fancy Goods in said store, together with
the Fixtures, consisting in part off Show Cases. Plat
form, Counter and Spring Balance Scales, Meat
Block and Bench, large Office Stove, fine Grind
Stone, &c. The Groceries in store first class.
II. d. BAILEY az Co., AuetiOneers.
June 2s-tltd
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Boys Suits from 4 to Is dollars, at Oril
Hawkes. & Co., 800 and 292, Congress ST.
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Buy Kid Gloves Of Cogia Hassan.
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Underwriters Sale.

ITO be sold for the benefit of all concerned by pub
IL lie auction, at the Ballast Wharf (socallcdD, st.
john n. B., ON Friday 9TH July, 1872, at noon the
Hull of the Iron Barque "Alumina," 500 TONS lately
stranded in the harbor of St. John As also all
Masts, Spars, Sails, Rigging Chains. Anchors Boats
Outfits, and stores belonging to said vessel.
GEORGE BRUCE, Master.
Inventories can be and all particulars learned
regarding said vessel and outfits on application to
VIM. THOMPSON & CO.,
.I ....u. No. South Street,
- St. John, n. Il.
Or to GEO. S. HUNT,
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New YORK, June -Morning.-God at 113l.-
Money per cent. Sterling Exchange 1O95 a 1iOk
Stocks steady. State bonds firm.
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BARGAINS in Linen and Lace Collars and
Cuffs at Cogia Hassan's. e -a o..
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-F. III. Kinnicut, Worces
ter, Oliver Chase and wife, Fall River, A. r.
Hoyt and wife, Syracuse, N. Y, w. C. Wallace
and JOS c. Wallace, Newark, N. j., J.RD.
Tollemache, E. H. Heating, John p Chetwynd.
M. McIlruth, A G. Mcdonald, C. f. Vose. A.,
I. Muir, Halifax H. A. Smith and E. 7. Smith
Philadelphia, are at the Falmouth
b. s. Sabin and George B. Foster, Boston. j.
H. Bancroft and wife, Chelsea, H. o. Alden
Belfast s. D. Hutchinson, Paris, are at the st.
Julian.
NJ G. Morgan and wife, Halifax, John Leh-
man, Philadelphia, e. E. Shead and wife East
port w. NJ Steel, Amherst, N s., III. B. Hig-
ginson, Halifax, Stephen Marin, lockwood,
Ont, Thomas Wood, New York, J. Hartman,
Baltimore, F. ii. Stickney and son, Washing
ton, I. N. Watson, Detroit, are at the Preple
House. .--...,
Richard Dearbon, Readfeld, Charles o. BIZ
ther, Pennsylvania, George H. Hart, Waldobo-
70, Fred Chiffon, Montreal, Joshua Russell.
Chelsea, Francis Murphy, George E. b. Put
nam, A. D. Ward, G. W. Sylvester Boston.
are at City Hotel
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Archbishop Purcell, in an address at the
Commencement San Francis College Wednes-
day night, denounced strikes as demoralizing
He said the next cry would lie for DIVERSION of
property, every loafer and drunkard requiring
new divirsion every Saturday night. Ednca-
ton was the remedy
The Virginia Conservative Convention met
Thursday at Richmond. Extra Billy Smith
presided, and in speech favored the Cincinna-
ii ticket as the only means to 'beat Grant
The Vermont Republican Convention on
Wednesday was largely attended, there being
great interest in the candidacy for Governor
Hon. Julius Converse, who was the lowest of
the three candidates on the first ballot was
nominated on the second r. S. Taft was nom
mated for Lieutenant Governor John A. Page
for State Treasurer and Harmon Garfield and
E. P. Jewett for Electors.
The Missouri Legislature has finally passed
the bill redistricting the State.
Tha Ohio Democratic State Convention met at
Columbus Thursday and elected Greeley dele
gates. The Convention was very large. Con-
gratulatory dispatches passed between it and
the Illinois Convention. The following dele
gates at large were chosen:-John A. McMa-
hon, III. b. Paine, Chelton A. White, M. A.
Dougherty. A motion to lay the resolution en-
dorsing Greeley on the table was rejected.
A Washington dispatch says that DIR. How
ard is to be released at once.
Cleveland, Ohio, was visited with tremen-
dous hail Storm Several houses were blown
down and a woman killed. Crops in the sur
rounding country were injured.
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Seizure of Goods.

DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH,
Custom House, Portland June 1, 1872 I
NOTICE is hereby given that the following describ
~ ed goods were seized in this district on the DAYS
laws, and detained in public store at this mort
any person or persons claiming the same are reonest
ed to appear and make such claim within twenty (20
days from the date of this publication w
July |, 1871, 400 lbs junk 70 lbs Cotton Pckings;
Aug. IS, 10 bottles Brandy Nov. H. bbs Potatoes,
bottle Wine. bottle Whiskey bottle Rum ,Janu-
April 49, Dbl Molassesr April "a 10 Razors IA Pock
ct Knives; April p, 3 Meerschaum Pipes; May. &
box containing ~ doz RaZors 2-3 doz Razors, doz
Dirk Knives, doz Pocket Knives, sets Knives ana
Forks, doz Watch chains, doz Shirt Studs, ~ doz
Shawl Pins, doz Rings, IL Sets Jewelry.
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CALL at 153 Middle 81. You will find goods
as advertised. Ls --
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IS Spring Hoop Skirts

1SSpring Hoop Skirts 4Oc.
20 20 !. Id dE&IEIT. S Soc.
30 &C g -s 75c.
All of the best quality CoGIA HASsAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

LINEN Suits at Cogia Hassan's.
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Weather Report, juno e.,Iap.m.

War Department, Signal Service U. S. Army, Di-
visions of kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
Commerce $3.50 -
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MINOR TELEGRAMs

Ullman & Co.'S distillery, near Baltimore,
Md, was burned Wednesday. Loss $4,000.
The situation in Mexico is about the same as
Immediately after the fight at Monterey.
w. F. Story, of the Chicago Times, badly
fractured his ankle Wednesday night by mis-
step.
A Salt Lake dispatch says the miners are
arming against the Indians, who threaten hos
tilities.
The Missouri Legislature has agreed to all
but two of the amendments to the redistricting
and the prospect for satisfactory redistricting
is good.
The American schooner j. III. Nickerson, con-
demned for violating the Canadian fishery laws
has been sold at Halifax for $1,000.
Efforts are being made to reconcile the trouble
between the masters and journeymen masons of
London.
Mrs. Fisk was mistaken for Josephine Mans
field Wednesday night and Missed and hooted
at.
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ISaes at Che Broker's Board, June I'll
Saco s. Portsmouth R r. 1877
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Grass atAuctiOn.
by >. $. BAILEY q co., Auctioneer..

I'M Saturday, June Goth, at O'Clock p. m on
" the premises at Aliens Corner we shall sell tho
Grass on about fifteen acres of good land. ju25td
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RriefJOtfinRs.

1t was Willis H. Chandler who received one
of the Brown medals at the High School and
not Willis H. Sawyer
Howe's Circus shows cheerful and attrac-
tive picture on the bill boards-a pack of wild
animals revelling on corpses in grave yard.
An uptown grocer puts this upon his shut
ter: A good medicine-soap and water. He
is competing with the apothecary close BY
On and after Monday night the steamers of
the Boston line will leave Portland at o'clock
In the evening instead of Z. E.geeT -- %
A quantity of ale was seized at Foxen's sailor
boarding house on Fore street Wednesday
night. do
The Republican Light Artillery will meet at
the Republican Headquarters Friday evening
at u o'clock. .se-s.
The ALEU- Mission Sunday School and their
friends make their annual excursion and pic
mic to Evergreen Landing tomorrow, (Satur-
day. leaving end of Custom House Wharf in
steamer Express at S.45. Tickets for sale at
the boat a
The truckmen were out last night for streea
drill. .sz
capt. Charles c. Chase has been appointed
assistant marshal for the Fourth of July cele-
bration, vice A. j. Chase, declined
The examination of the intermediate and
Primary Schools took place yesterday, and the
statistics show the standing of each to be good
To-day the North School will receive the atten-
ton of the Committee. This will close the ex-
ercises of the week
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safa9sCITY AND VICINITY
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foohih OF JULY,-The committee on the
celebration of the Fourth of July have nearly
completed the details of their programme, and
the plan which they have announced to the
citizens will, no doubt, meet with general ap-
probation. The invitations extended to the
military companies in the State have been for
maiiy accepted by most of the organizations,
and 1T is believed that the other bodies which
are to take part in the parade are taking pains
to insure full ranks and appear with all the re-
galias and banners that belong to them. The
young ladies who are to represent the States in
the national car have been selected and the
band OF singing children are rehearsng under
competent instructor. The reduction of fares
on the boats and cars and the facilities for re-
turning home in the evening will bring thou-
sands to the city. The steamer City of Rich
mond will make an excursion from the Penob-
scot river at the low price of So 80 for the round
trip from Bangor. 1t is arranged for the jane
son Guards of Bangor, the Hersey Guards of
oldtown, the Crosby Guards of Hampden and
the City Guards of Belfast, with their bands of
music, to come by this boat, arriving early OIL
Thursday morning, returning the same night.
The committee have decided to offer as a
prize for the best drilled company, an elegant
white silk flag, painted by Harry Brown, COM
petition to be open to all the companies
IN the State, and to be held by the
champion company, subject to challange for
three years The strength of each COMPANY to
be not less than thirty-two or more than forty
men, rank and file; the drill to embrace the first
W pages OF Upton's Tactics excepting the load
ing and firing movements. Three gold medals
viii be offered to be drilled for by any non-com-
missioned officer or private, the medal to be the
personal property of the winner; the drill to be
opton's manual with the bayonet drill of Nc
Clellan; the men to compete separately. Move
me1ts to be confined to the text of the book
fancy or irregular movements to be disregarded
by the judges. Other details will be furnished
by the committee to the companies on the
morning of the fourth. Major j. p Sanger,
U. s. A., instructor in military science
at Bowdoin College, Lieut. Ralph B. Ives U.
5. A, and Lieut. ID. Stewart Dennison, u S.
A., have consented to act as judges to declare
Ins1@ N.-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09
How Al Was.

! The stat emepts Of certain journals, that
our cou, Sc, while editor Of the State Ga
zette, aided, or terded in any degree, TO
establish the radical rule in Texas are ut
terly untounded. Just the reverse is the
fact. The factious conduct of few news.
paper editors, calling themselves demo-
Gratis but playing into the hands Of the
extreme radicals, elected Davis and secured
n majority OF his friends in the Legisla-
ture. Our course was in accordance with
the dete rmiuation Ct large majority of
the democrats of Texas, and had the sane
ton of the Democratic State Committee,
In order roget back into the Union, il was
deemed best not TO run democratic ticket
for the State officers, 10 let the liberal re-
publcnns have them and TO hcnd all our
energies 10 secure conservative Legisla.
lure. This might have been effected and
the State n,w under conservative rule in
q peaceful and sound financial condition,
had il not been for the factious conduct Of
the lutte set, alluded to, of whom the pres
ent editor Of the Sinte Gazette was the
chief cook and bottle washer. These men
split off from the mass Of the democracy
and nomi M ted Stuart Of the Civilian MS a
simon pure democrat Tor Governor. This
was not done with any idea of electing
him but 10 defeat the liberal republican
candidate md elect Davis, and il s'isEtaed
Whnt has followed? The Civilian has re.
cieved the patronage oflhe Davis party
ana hns not been loukod upon MS a regular
democratic paper since. And Low, when
Davis is in trouble as a.willful violator Of
the laws Of his country, he finds II syn pa
thizer and defe nder in the State Ga,etic,
which certain papers in Norihcfh Texas
are endeavoriLg to blow up into impor-
Ia nee as the "iexi book and model of de-
mocrncy. And they even have tie face to
inunt US us unfailhinl, and to attribute to
us the evils, which they themselves brought
pom he State by want of patriotism OF
want OF sense. This shallow trick will
not avail. Our opposition TO radicalism
has been cons ant, consistent, and persis-
tent, while The opposition of certain demo-
cratic journals is spasmodic and harum
scarum, and governed by their personal
feelings more than by any fixed principles
Of conduct. These political roraers Of the
.'Brick" style seem 10 have more love for
the radicals Of. the extreme sort than for
the nodei ale and sensible MtA Of the par
ty 10 which they profess 10 belong. Brick
could defend Richardson and Deecher, and
the State Gazette can endeovor to ward off
public odium from such radicals as Davis
and Foutaine. SO they %. 1t is great
misfortune that such men get hold Of news
papers. Extreme, noisy, clustering men
will never do for counsellors or lenders,
Especially in tinos Ike these, they should
not be trusted as guides of public opinion
They are too unreliable from their natural
,cmperaments even when they are honest
in their hop, skip and jump movements.