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uusru rnasters department, consisting OF postage
on Letters, and telegram, OF dispatches, received
employed under The directs. OF the oasrtermss
tsrs de- partment, in the erection Of barracks aaar
Of r ads, and other constant labor for rsriods os
hot ss an ten days, under the acts Of March sec
iSurih, eighteen hundred and fifty four including
those a. clerks ~ division and partment
OF EXPIRE to and from the frontier
ana arnits IN the hed Of escorts TO aud
tary escorts cannot be furnished; expenses of the
xbs ne Of oiassrs killed ia action, or who die
~ and ota.r plsees " hen ordered by the Secretary
sr anaoi non CON mssoned offcerssnd soldiers
Qoartermasters department. including the hire Of
* clerk: ers iSf ths
aepsfimenti compensation Of FORAGE and wagon
teen hundred and thirty ht for the apprshsnsIon.
sec nrin and delivering Of deseIters, and tbs ex-
ing expenditure required for the several resiment.
OF the batteries of light artillery, and such
purchase Of travelling ferses and ssos
ing tools, horse and mule shoes and nails iron and
ciDes for horse, and mules, picket.repss, and for
shoeiDs the horses Of the corps named also gener-
movement and operations Of an army not exprn sly
assigned to any other department, three hundred
Barracks and quarters: For rent or hire OF
quarters for troops, and for Officers on military
stores; Of offices; of grounds for caps and canton
ments, and for TEN pOrsry frontier stations; for
cobstructf' aud repairs Of temporary huts; of
stables, and other Hilary buildings at established
i5's; Tor construction aud repair Of hospitals and
Tor r. pairs Of buildings occupied By the army six
hundred and twenty i've Thousand dollars: Pro
rt6s6 hat hereafter barracks and quarters, and
all buildings and structures whatever OF a perma-
neEt nature, shall be constructed upon special
authority, to be given by act of gress exec o,
when constructed by The troops and such struc-
lures whose cost shall exceed twenty thousand dol
lars shall be erected continued In erection unless
by sach authority so specially granted.
clothing snd eauipage: For purchase and manu-
lse,nre OF clothing camp and garrison equipase
ana lor pIeseI wing and repacking stock Of clothing
camp and garrison equipage, aud materials hand
at the schuylkill arsenal aud other depots, one
hundred thousand dollars
For The preservation OF army clothing and equip
age, nifty thousand dollars: PrOridsd, That there
snail De no claim upon the United states for the
OF any patent Tor the mannsr of material for do
ing the same.
Ordnance and ordnance stores: For purchase O,
ordnance ard ordnance stores, to cOntinUa the ar
meht Of certain southern forts, one hundred thous
and dollars.
For establishing and maintaining national mill
tary cemeteries fifty thousand dollars and the an.
propr1stions for collecting drilling, and
volunteers, heretofore cons dered permanent ap-
Preparations are hereby continued and made avail
able for the service Of the present fiscal year only
so far the same may be necessary pay the usual
clerical service heretofore paid out Of said pro
priatiODs i'm the War Department.
To be Continued
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MTCH-MARRIED.-In Meriden, Connecticu
number Of years ago. a young man married a
conan ia the country, whom he left for an
alleged incOmpetency, and procured a divorce.
he then came TO the city and married again,
and became the father OF two children. Then
be ran OF with another mans vile, she leaving
two children, one but a few months old. The
DC -erteO husband obtained q divorce. and the
runaway parties returned 10 Meridep, having a
child that had been born in the meantime
They married and lived together i've or six
months. The woman then ran away with
another man, taking her child. Several months
after she returned, but meanwhile the man she
left bad obtained divorce and married again,
making his fourth marriage. His last wife has
also two husbands living
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREKN WILLIAMS, Auct,opeer,.
II no. lO01, northwest corner 10th and ID Sta
CHAhuERY SALE.

CHAACkkY SALE.
- BY virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Oourt'cf
E;5 the District Of Columbia 90 the lth day OF
- March, l9l in OAascery cause No 2s7i, IN
wnich James Tilgnman ct al. are plaintiffs and
Laura and Amelia TilGhmsn are defend ants will
SELL a. public auction in front Of the premises, at
O'Clock j.. m, on the 21TH pAx OF yuSE, A. ID,
is1. Lot OF Ground No. II In Square No. III, front
ING feet . inches on alth street west, between L
anc streets north. and running back the depth Of
the lot TO w.t. 40 feet snd 10 inches, improved By
Brick House, No. lf2S containing eight rooms
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money 10 be
paid at tbs time OF sale, or within I'VE days there
alter; and the balance to be paid in equal install
ments IN SIX and twsiye months from day of SALE
with interest from the day OF SALE andthe payment
to be secured BY notes Of the purchaser and deed Of
stamps and all convey ancing The terms Of sale 10
be complied with within five days thereafter: other
wise the property to be resod at the cost and risk
OF the defsultins purchaser. The purchaser to de-
posit Sl00 with the auctioneer immediately after
the sale. M, THONPSON Trrstee
leE-d GREEN a WII,LIAMs Aucta
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1TOH =

ST0HE.
For OOEORErB, al the Sises xssd
For McADAM, al the sizes Of Hard Stoss ysevi,sd
for Base asd TopSias.
HARD BELGIAN BLOCKS il sv~y ssay sssa,
korsA Rirss Beis1aa.
We are alec prepared 20 furnish aay amount
STONE, selected from i've different Quarries.,
every variety 81 size aud shape, suitable for FOuN.
SEWER ARCHES, AB0fMENTsa and PIERS.
J.. j. ZU0 CO.,
tpHA wy < pEsst vspt, q QAlal,
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RY LATIMER CLEARY : -
- Auctioneerg and Real Estate Brokers.
southwest corner Pennsylvania aven ne and {ltb m
Star Once BUILDING

ImPBOyED PROPERTY ON THE WEST sIor
ING No. saa, AZ AudF HnAh srSkEr. Sc
On MONDAY MORNING, July LIST, 1879,
~: ~ o1s CLOCK, In front OF the premises wa
shali sell part lot ls. in square south OF ~ nsre
S situated lated q the west side Of 90 street.
frame dwelling, containing four rooms
Terms: Iwo-thi,ds cash; balance in II months
and secured by deed Of trust and notes HARM in
terest. .Conyeyancing and stamps q purchaser's
cost. 80 down at sale.
FstdAA kAGlMER h e4IARy, Ayst,
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPOsALS FOR SCHOOL BOOKS ANDs
l. TIOEERY, OuSE-FURNISEING
GOODS AND FUEL.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES. PUBLIC ScHOoLs,l
FTdHkltH School BEiIdtHg,
WASHINGTON. u. c., June rs, Is72. \
ceale1 Proposals Will be received until O'Clock
p m july 9TH, lisa, at the room as above for fur
nistliOs tue abOy nBmed supplies.
Lists Of articles ured can be obtained by ap,ly-
ing at the Franklin School BaIldng
J. q. DULIN,
,.., 10, IT. SNySsSsRswAAD, 'E supplies. on
lChron., Rep. Pat lot
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FAMILY SUPPLIES:

EAMIIY CuppT
StOP! LooS! kSead -!
DUTY OFF TEAS,
DUl1 Off IEAo :!
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- Aactioneers and Brok ers,
No. sp3 9Th street northwest, next to corner K st.
POSITIVE SALE OF FRAMr HOUSE, ELEVEN
ICONS, WITH FINE PlILDIEG LOT, ON
NEW Y0Rb AVENUE, BETWEEN 3D AND
4TH STREETS, NORTHWEST
- Or THURSDAY. June 81 1874, at O'Clock
E.a3 we shall sell by auction part of Lot s,
ktquare SIS, fronting 81 feet 6 inches, on New
fstk ayeDge, by depth of 81 feet inches improved
by Frame House of IL rooms
Terms: Cnehalf cash; balance anc u months
with interest at 10 per cent. per annum secured by
deed Of trast. reposit of SEQ at sale Title per-
feet. MATTINGI,Y a WHEEIER
Je2s-d&3s Auctioneers.
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~ b. h WARMER,
Real Estate Broker and Auctiopee
No. 529 Seventh street, between g and :

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DEsIRABLE two.
BETWIfs AND SIS s 81 I'll iGs nIH ST.
a tember 70, 1871, and duly recorded in LiSer NJ.
HHs, folio i0l, one Of the land records Of Wash.
Of the premises, to the highest bidder, on ~ rs.
DAY July y, lS72. at o'clock p. m, Lots Sixteen
numbered nine hundred t9eoJ bounded as follows:
BeGinninR at . point one hundred and eight feet
7th street east with North Carolina avenue themes
north forty feet 20 alley thence one hundred
wide along said alley south forty feet thence
west along the dividing line OF lots fifteen and six
beginning, together with the improvements thereon
Terms will De made known on the day Of sale
Stamps and convey ancine ct the cost OF the mr.
chaser. 900 down when the property Is str uck OF
In case the terms not com oiled with within
days after the SALE the pro perty will be resod
ct the risk aud cost OF the defaultina purchaser.
ID. L. RATION, Trustee
isI3-so&@ R,H, WARHER, AUetT,
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BALTIMORE a oHIe RAILROAD.

pALTIMORE a OHIO RAILROAD.
wAsHlNeroS, December g. Is1.
rains between WASHING
wkssIsGToS AND = THE Hns - - -
NESI are Low run ae follows, viz:
FOB BALIIMORE
Leave daily. except Sunday. At sis, 6.as, 500.
aud $40 g. n LOO, 500, s:l0, $40, aae T:s3
y. N. -
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
s:l5 N; 10 and az .. n. :" 'i'' We sna
For principal Way Stations, Bladensburs. Bolts.
a Si5 aRS M JUNCTION ana snf 90 seisI e Ssys
$3.50 .. m; SOC ,. m. stops Al Jossups TIE $50
n. ct Ds ~ Annapolis Junction and Relay only
The f&s D. N. on Sunday stops as duriRs ths
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave a. Il. m. aud 10 D N. Sc train 10 or
from Annapolis on sunday.
ON SuNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave 100 = n, and 3 90, $40 aud 7:4s y. ~.
Leave AZ 500 a.. m. and 100 aud as pm
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEsf.
Leave dally, except Saturday and Sunday, ct 81
anS Q 80 a. NJ and SEQ and as D n.
On Saturday a. 10 and 6:4 a IN. aud as D m
On Sunday AZ 500 and as D M. only, oOnse1t-
ms at hei.y station with trains from Baltimore TO
Wheeling, PsrkersbuTs. Pittsbnrg. &C.
for sirasburg, and points between Relay House
snq strasburg, leave al 500 .. M. oQunecting AZ
hsiay House with strssburs and winchester 60
Through tickets 10 the West can be had q, the
Washington Station Ticket Once at al hours y
the day.
For New Yerk. Philsdelphi and Boston see ID
j. L. WILSON, Master of TRANSPORTATION
l. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
OEO. ,. hOONTZ, Gen Agt, WsshlngtOn nit
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AUCTION SALES.
TQ.M0RRalN,

AAVA8VWs
Rr hAIIMER q CLIARY.
Of ss.r ONE. i Sssns ana nth street.
oCssEs 3. SRI H1 .sb
- D. virtue ii . eeed Of trust, dated tn. NH
Ssy s q January A D; lsTs, reeorasd n lieer
SSess u II The the Ssrt pssrs o and 4 S
The prs@i.s:; R.ss q Original "a ns@ssse ca S
elk, $3.50 and bounded as follows Besinnins a. a
point en- street perth forty Sire ti:Sf 6 one 10
twenty seven - feet nine g. inches; thence north
twen,y seven s fset nine s. inches: thence sou h
snty eight se9 feet eleven tlI inches 70 the pla:e
Terms Of ssie: ne,thiid Of the purchase money in
me Ienaindsr m two esa.l instruments in six
PS,,f 81 - sas and stamps AZ
property viii be resold the pense and risk Of The
cefaultins purchaser
We Nv t OK GXSyES'} Trustees.
Ieis-d LATIAER CLEARY, Auets.
RY GkEEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Northwest corner 10Th and streets
FIRST CLASS BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON
AvE AVE nj. AZ TTk Sgl,iIrf kEAk RHoDE ISLAND
- ON FRIDAY, the 2sth day Of June, 1884, a,
se., Lot No. i5 kiDsman e s ES uRf gTs Of
Square No 2., being Is feet front by lilo feet deep
inaueemepts to purchasers as il Is in first cIss:
location, being directly opposite J. l.. knewlss'
Terms: One, halt cash: balance in aud IL month.
tor notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
nue. stamps al the cost Of the purchaser. 500 down
ieaOs GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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MEBCEAsrs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
A'A BETWEEN
RAILROADS.

lOlEPENNsYLvANIA RoUrElSIZ
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
WEST.
lows. ~
Washington. SIS a. m. Baltimore ...... 70Am.
...-..sl5 $. m. /" ......I2,to D. N.
.....-6:s9 p. m. SEQ. T.x D m,
T.sS n m 1OOa =,
TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUrE'
Win elegant Scenery, Palace State room day aud
night cars, with modern Improvements.
New York.
The SIS a. m. daily, except sunday, northwest:
1:s5 .. m. daily west,
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Thr0ush from Raltimore TO ROCHESTER, ana
PlTTsBCRG without change.
. Tickets by this route can Be procured NJ THE o.
nee corner Of q street aud Pennsyiv avenue,
under National Hotel, where reliable iniOrmA ti0n
Will be given az all times.
Passengers procuring tickets ~ this once can
secure accommodations In Palace Cars for PItts-
burg. PERCY y. SMITH, Ticket Agent,
Corner 9Th street and Penna. avenue,
- . - Washington, ID. q.
EARTHLY Baltimore. Nd.
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&VtuWo5t CoEnet lUtn ana " streets.
TRgsTEE'S SALE OFvALUABJE PROPERTY
sQUARE No. 234, NEAR FOURTEENTH
AND BOUNDARY STREETS.
- BY virtue OF deed of trust dated October 81
81 4; D.. ISL, and duly recorded in Iiber no Coz,
A.. Iolo $40, &C.. OF the land RECORDS for Washing
Ton county ID. e.; and BY direction Of the party Sc
cqfsd thereby, win sell, et public auction 10 front
the Sta day Of July, A. b., ia2, lots numbered 81
3.S 81, %. 50, 81, ss, 90, and 100, in William a.
brovnet recorded subdivision Of lots In aauare
numbered aSl, in the city Of Washington, with ali
the fmprove ments thereon,
The above described property will be sold subject
70 former deed Of trust. statement Of which win
be exhibited at the sale.
Terms Of sale are provided by said deed Of trust
IN cash, the amount Of Indebtedness secured S400)
with 10 per cent interest from October 81 1871 and
the ex Of sale, Of which 800 mu.t be paid
sale, the deferred payments TO be made in and -
months With interest from day Of sale and secured
ey deed Of trust to the satisfaction Of the trustee
Terms to be complied with within six days After aY
o. sSie otnervise the trustee reserves the right 20
faulting purchaser. after one week d notice.
All conveyancine and stamps ct purchasers cost.
Je2 Ssw2w GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-29
Baltimore Live stock Market.
THURSDAY, April %.

BEEF CATTLE-The market this
week differed as to activity in no
material feature from that of last week,
but we have to note difference in
quality, there being even fewer com
mon and more of the better order OF
cattle at the scales. The market yes.
terlay evening closed leaving but few
over for this morning. Prices ranged
from 81 37!@7 - per 100 lbs
There was no Eastern demand
whatever. Prices to-day for beet
cattle ranged as follows: Best beeves
Sc 7j@7 -; that generally rated first
quality s. 62!@6 -; medium or good
fair quality 81 31@5 ~; ordi-
nary thin steers, oxen and cows
50 O0@0 90; inferior ard low
est grades of cattle 50 O09O 90
general average of the market today
Sc l2b; extreme range OF prices 81 3I@
7 IS. Most of the sales were from
S. isaac 50 per 100 lbs. o. the re-
ceipts 81 head came from Maryland,
395 rom Ohio, 379 from Pennsylvania,
1873 from Illinois, and ~ from West
Virginia-total receipts for the week 95S
head, against S9S last week, and 1850
head same time last year. Ofthe offer
ings Cos head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 23l head sold to Washington
and Annapolis dealers, 80 to country
dealers,-total sales for the week,
935 head againts $50 last week,
and 1904 same time last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The re-
ceipts of sheep continue light, there
being but a slight increase over last
week. The majority of the arrivals
are not OF the best quality, and there is
quite good inquiry for fat Sheep-no
advance in prices since last week. We
quote shesred at 5491c, and wool
sheep at 6!@9!c per I'd gross. Lambs
supply fully equal to the de-
mand; we quote at So 0O@5 90 per
head as to quality. Receipts this week
1885 head, against ll55 last week, ani
1851 head same time last year.
HOGS-There is respectable in
crease in the number of hogs received
this week as compared with last week,
and the demand has kept pace with the
supply, the market at the close not be
ing over crowded with stock-quota
tions, however, show some sympathy
with the increased receipts, and prices
have receded 5@fc on corn fed, and
ic per ID on stillfed hogs. We
quote cornfed hogs at Sc 00@6 623, and
stillfed at S. 5O@6 90 per 100 lbs net
Receipts this week S4S4 head, against
5l95 last week, and 1894 head same
| time last wear
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, April 2

| NEW ok, Aprll -.
| FLOUR-The market is &c better
Sc 50@6 80 TOR superfine State; 81 100
% for extra State; 81 30@7 40
for choice do; Sc 50@6 80 for super
fine western; 81 0O97 40 for common
to medium extra western; 81 45@
s % for choice do; IS 30@9 80 for COM
mon to choice white wheat western
extra; s. 1907 90 for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; s. 90@9 Is trade brands; IS 0O@
S % for common to fair extra st.
Louis and SO 309l2 % for good to
choice do. Southern -four firmer at
IS 0O99 60 for common to fair extra,
and 50 S0@l2 % for good to choice do
Rye flour is firmer sales l35 bbls
at 81 l095 20. Corn meal quiet and
unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and firmer at
ST 60 al e. for No. 2 spring in store;
81 65@l 81 for No. | do; 81 S0Ml 81
for winter red western; 81 S9@l 90 for
amber western; 81 90@2 05 for white
do Rye firmer for all May at CSC. Bar
ley. quiet and unchanged Barley malt
quiet. Corn firm at 76c for western
mixed afoat. Oats heavy at 81 49j3c
for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork firm at Sl4 90
for new mess; 81 00@l2 30 for prime;
@Sl3 90 for new prime do, aud $40 50
II % for extra mess. Beef hams steady
at 1913 00026 90. Tierce beef is dull
at $40 00@lS 90 for prime mess,
and $40 0O@2l 90 for India do. Cut
meats are firm at 9!@l0c for hams,
and SAGE for shoulders middles are
firm. Lard firm at S4@9,c for No. !
to prime steam and 9sc for kettle
rendered
BUTTER-Heavy at 3O@32c for
new.
COTTON-On spot opens quiet and
shade firmer at 22Sc for low mid
dings and 23Sc for middling uplands.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and firmly
held at 22lc for refined and l2!c for
crude.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full vigor restored
This distressing affiictlon, which renders
life miserable and marriage impossible, is
the penalty paid by the victims OF improper
Indulgence. Young persons are too apt To
commit excuses from not being aware OF
the.dreadful consequences that may ensue.
Now, who that Understands the subject will
pretend TO deny that the power Of procrea.
ton Is lost sooner by those falling into
i'm proper habits than by the prudent? Be
sides being deprived Of the pleasure Of
healthy offspring, the most serious and de.
structive symptoms OF both body and
mind arise. The system becomes deranged,
the physical and mental functions weak
ened, loss of provocative power. nervous
irritabillty, dyspepsia, palpitation OF the
heart, indigestion, constitutional debiliiy,
and wasting Of the frame. cough, consump-
ton, decay, and early death.
DIR. Fisli6latt graduated from one OF the
most eminent colleges in the United States;
has effected some Of the most astonishing
cures that were ever known; many trOu-
bled with ringing in the head and ears
when asleep, great nervousness. being
alarmed at sudnen sounds, bashfulness,
with arrangement Of mind, were cured im-
mediately.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DIR. Fishblatt addresses all those who have
injured themselves by improper indul-
gences and solitary habits, which ruin both
body and mind, uniting them for either
business, study, society or marriage.
These are some of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits OF youth,
viz: Weakness OF the back and limbs, pain
in the breast, dimness of sight, loss OF mus
cular power, palpitation Of the heart, dyS-
pepsia, nervous irritability, symptoms OF
consumption, arrangement OF the digestive
functions, &c.
MENTALLY.-The effects on the mind
are much to be dreaded. Loss of memory,
confusion OF ideas, depression OF spirits,
evil foreboding, aversion to society, self
distrust, love OF solitude, titmidity, &C., are
some of the evils produced.
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can now
Judge what Is the cause OF their declining
health, losing their vigor, becoming weak
| pale nervous, and emaciated, having a FIN
gular appearance about the eyes, cough, and
| symptoms Of consumption.
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MORE SOUNDTALk.

We take the liberty Of printing a
liberal extract from private letter
written some days ago, 10y one OF the
best Democrats Of the State, and ad-
dressed 10 the editor OF the REGISTER
The author is sound 10 the core, az Is
his talk. A little of this kind Of talk Is
needed just now.
EXTRACT
well, the Convention has adjourned
as see by this mornings REGISTER
so we will all breathe more freely.
wonder what they have done about the
negro eligibility business? ! care very
little about the question itself, but there
is a question connected with it ID which
all my political theories centre. II the
Convention had rsolutely declared that
all citizens entitled to vote should also
he entitled to hold office, | should have
felt no special repugnauce to It,
"But when it was professedly done as
an offering to the Federal power 1t was
not 10 uc lOISIalSu'
ii have a sovereign contempt for
those men who, in 1861, were ready to
pour out the last drop OF that precious
fluid, which has not yet been spilled
from their veins, in defense OF State
rights, as they said, aud who are now
ready to lead in surrendering even the
faint and fading image Of those rights
which eleven years OF Radicalism has
let to us. | have ugly misgivings a.
to their honesty either then or now
They then probably believed that the
way 10 promotion and honor lay in the
wsy of the Contederacy. They al
came back with whole skins, and they
now see that the royal road to hono'
land money! lies in the doing Of pen
ances and paying of homage to the
central power, So they are busy will
their cenuflections and obeisances.
MY friend Baker, do you perceive
that AS parties are now there are bu
two or three vital distinctions between
Democrat aud Republican? Though
they may and do differ upon hundred
questions OF detail, yet if the two O.
three maiu points OF difference wer
to be lost sight OF, the minor dit
ferences would quickly disappear, 70
they would he found to hav
depended upon the more fundamental
and vital points of distinction. If w
are to concur with the New Iort
World OF the 9th inst that the State
have no rights which the National Gov
ernment may not at pleasure withdraw
why then the Democratic party IS
rapidly dissolving fraud. The Worlt
does not directly commit itself to thl
heresy, but it does so by indication.
Now | cannot endure such q doc
trine and will not. With its adoption
all nv political notions become Obsolet
and | shall not adopt the new modes
moreover the Democratic party canno
subsist two years on such pa6ulun'
You must have principle; at least yo
must have principle for party to llv
on where you have no plumber. W
have not enough pluuder in this Stat
to keep a party from going to pieces
am using the word plumber in broa
sense, comprehending all the iegitimat
rewards and emoluments as well as tn
stealings. But l intend to write solel
with reference to the coming campaign
and have so diverged upon this oths
DIGESTION that l have no space left.