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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-20

eI" Poor BEAST BUTLER.-The Re
publicans of Massachusetts, have laid out
Gen. B. F. Butler as "cold as a wagon
tire" AT the State Convention held at
Worcester, on the 10th inst, Governor
Washburn was renominated for Govern
or by reclamation. Gen. Butler, after
the warmest contest ever make in the
State, finding himself in woful minori-
ty, withdrew from the contest. Thus
has Massachusetts placed the fat of con-
demnation on the author of the "Back
Pay Steal or Congressional $4,000 ex-
ira grab pay Bill. Other constituents
will follow up the action of Massachu-
sets. The fate OF the author of this
bill, and receivers Of the money are po-
litically sealed in the estimation of the
American people.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-20

For loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Depression of Spirits and
General Debility,in their various forms,
FERIo- PuosroRATED ELIXIR OF CALL
sAYA made by CAswELI, HAZARD &
Co., New York, and sold by all drug
gists, is the best tonic. AS a stimulant
tonic for patients recovering from fever
or other sickness, it has no equal. If
taken during the season it prevents fever
and ague and other intermittent fevers
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-20

Ask your druggist for this REM - zoo
edy. box of PILLS with AIbUOO
s ssi no SS Gus sr' sosFEV ER . Tst' NO
PAY. CUE CURE-Ask for
T0MTNkRESS FEVER TONIC-lt is
ONIUthe safest. non't forget the war.
rant Ii it fails to cure you. Get your Money
Back. w. e. HAMILTON & CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-20

A GREAT SENSATION Agents wanted.
IL Cash Salary, or Commission allowed.
Strictly honorable. Address r. A. Ellis L.
CO., Charlotte, Mich.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-20

peS" SCHooL FUNp.-Wm. l.. Will
son, Esq, the County Superintendent OF
Free Schools, has apportioned the State
Fund allotted to this county among the
different districts, according to the emu
meration of youth, as follows:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-20

aa5r CIRcuIr CoUgr.-The October
Term of Jefferson Circuit Court will
convene on the 7th of October, the first
Tuesday, Judge John Blair Hoge, pre-
siding, and will be attended with unusu-
al interest, as several criminal cases, as
well as many others of Importance, will
be tried. The following IN list OF Pet-
it Jurymen, for which We are indebted
to Col. w. a. Morgan, Deputy Sheriff
VIM Byers, ST., Isaac II. Strider, G.
r. Light, Jacob Engle, Jacob Hoffman,
Chas. II. Butler, Il. knode, I. Z.
Krepps, John Coleman, Josiah Watson,
Ehnd Turner, Lewis &. Kemp, Hall
Wilson. James Strong, J. n. Dcoaulne,
WIN. Engle, ST., Is. +. Ramey, Geo. ID.
Wiltshire, n. w. Manning, Hess Rein
hart, John Shafer, George 5. Bonham,
John Cook, George ii. Grim. James Is.
Clipp, Joshua Myers, S. V. Iantis, Sr,,
George Colbert, John n. Nicely, +. L.
Grove.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-20
Flu II NITU II F. /!
FURNITURE!
KIN G. STR EFT NO 9
CHEAP SIDE.

KIN G STR EFT NO 3
CHEAP SIDE.
" We have jus, received
ecS the larees, and most ele.
S CANT assortment Of FUR.
NlTCRE ever broueh,
~ 10 Sbepherdsiown. consis.
-A&SS ting of handsome Psrlor,
Dining Room and Chamber Sets of every
variety; Chairs. Tables. Marble Tor,
Extension and Leaf; Rocking Chsirs, all
styles; Cribs; Cbildren's Tsble and
Rocking Chairs, Towel Racks, Tia,
Racks; Mattresses; Side Boards; Safes;
and in fact everything to be found in
firsi-class Furniture Establishment, ell of
which we will sell very low for each.
! will order anything persons may
wish. is am constantly replcnishing
my stock. hope oil in need Of any
thing in my line will cali, as ! am deter
mined to sell as cheap as they can DO
bought in the city.
| hope by prom pIness and attention 10
business 10 receive large patronage.
NJ. J. LATIMER:
Sept 20 Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-20

DSy- FARMERS GRANGEs.-Thc Mar
tinsburg Statesman contains the follow
ing article in reference to the Farmers
Oranges, and should be we'll considered
by those who may purpose forming
Oranges -
Several Farmers Oranges have been
instituted in Berkeley county, by Depu-
ty Ohr, of the State Grange Of Iowa. If
we understand the purposes OF the Or
der correctly, that of cheapening treights
is the most prominent, and this we
think would not work well for our far
mers in Berkeley county. To illustrate
suppose the freights were levied on
western produce to the markets of Bal
timore and Philadelphia, the Illinois
and Indiana farmer, who can raise and
sell corn at fair profit to himself at 80
cents per bushel, by shipping his corn to
Baltimore and Philadelphia over our
railways, at reduced freights can compel
our farmers to take the same price, or
not sell at all. Now the question is can
our farmers afford 20 raise corn for 30
cents2 If not, what does the move
ment amount to1 Evidently it iswhol-
" against their interests. So far as the
political bias of the order is concerned,
we believe it is conservative, and will
perhaps accomplish good, but otherwise
there is nothing but its social features
to commend it to w. Virginia farmers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-20

n0n County CoUKr.-The following
is list of Jurymen for the October
Term of our County Court, which meets
OH the goth of October, for which we
are indebted to Col w. y. Morgan,
Deputy Sheriff.
John Flanagan, John W. Grant, ST.,
James Richard, Henry III. Moore, Phln-
cas- T.. Marshall, Jacob Strider, Nath.
III. Willis, Thos. Licklider, Theodore
IIomsher, Douglas Butler, Raleigh Mo
Ter, Emanuel Staley, Charles L. Hop
wood, w. y. Winters, Robt. Is. Helm,
Levi Hess, a. w. Carroll, Stephen Sta
ley, Caleb Burns, Remington Lock,
George ID, McGlincy, John II. Snyder
George N. Lynch, George Thomas, JOS.
Renner, James Trussell, John j. Gran
than, Emanuel Skater, Warren Ely,
VIM. House.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-20

BE- BRIErs.-The large building OF
Mr.. David Billmyer is nearing compile
ton. Mr.. II. G. Marten is engaged in
putting an excellent tin roof upon it.
Services in the M. f. Church to-mor
row morning at 10 10, and at Kerneys-
Vile at 3 80 in the afternoon, by tho
pastor, Rev. II. Nice.
The proprietors Of the Paper Mill lost
another valuable horse OH Saturday night
last, by death.
We learn that q Farmers Grange
was organized at Dunields Oh Wcdnes-
day last.
Chills and fever are becoming very
prevalent in this place and vicinity.
The IIagerstown Agricultural Fair
will commence OH Tuesday next, the
23rd inst.
We were visited with an excellent
rain on Saturday afternoon and night
last
A large drove of cattle passed over
the Potomac Bridge, at this place, on
Wednesday last, from West Virginia,
destined for the Philadelphia market.
Last Wednesday, the 18th of Septem-
Der, was the eleventh anniversary ofthe
battle of Antietam.
On Monday night last the first frost
of the season visited this vicinity, but
no injury was sustained to vegetation.
Mr.. G.. T. Licklidcr is now burning a
large and excellent kiln Of brick
"Pud" Osbourn has opened a branch
meat store in Piedmont, w. Va.
Examine the Real Estate advertise
ments in the Register. Splendid chan
ces for land purchasers.
On Thursday next, the 25th, the col
ored folks, of this town, will celebrate
the Emancipation Proclamation OF Abra-
ham Lincoln by procession. band OF
music, and speaking. A big time is ex-
pected.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-20

EJ- FREDERICK FAIR.-The Freder-
lex County Agricultural Society hold
their next Fair ut Frederick, Md, on
the 18th, 18th, 10th and 18th OF Octo-
ber For attractivencss and general
success the Fairs Of this Society during
the past four years have perhaps been
uuequalled, as evinced by the immense
attendance of visitors. Arrangements
are being made to render tho coming
Exhibition still moro attractive. The
grounds have been enlarged, and the
track extended to half mile. Hon.
Daniel Voorhees, will deliver the annu-
al address The Baltimore and Ohio,
and Frederick and Pennsylvania Line
Railroad Companies will issue round
trip tickets, and will carry articles and
stock at reduced rates.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-20

RS" DEATH OF DIR. HAMME.-Dr,
IIammc, Druggist, brother to Mrs, John
Kerlinger, of this vicinity, died sudden
" of heart disease, on Tuesday, the 9th
instant, aged AZ years, in Warrenton,
Va. The Warrcnton hder says -
every one will join in an expression of
regret that so good and pure a man has
been taken from u.s. AT the time Of his
death DIR. Hamme was Past Master of
the Order of Free Masons and Past
Noble Grand of the Order Of Odd Eel
lows. Committees from each OF the
Lodges in this place accompanied his
remains to Martinsburg, w. Va, where
they were appropriately inferred"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-20

ps1 SmErnERD CoLLEGE.-This insti-
tuition of learning has already entered
upon its roll more than one hundred pu-
pills and more are expected. 1t must
he great encouragement to those who
labored so hard for its establishment and
struggled against so many diniculties,to
sec their efforts thus handsomely rewar-
ded. Many young ladies and gentle
men are now in fair way to receive a
good education that would have been
denied that opportunity had it not been
for the opening of this School, Our
people are now beginning to appreciate
the importance of having such School
in our midst, and we feel confident that
it will continue to prosper under the
present efficient management
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-20

p1NEw FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT.
We invite attention to the advertise
ment of Mrs. M. J. Latimer in another
column, in which she offers to the pub
lie an excellent quality of new Furni-
ture of every description for sale at low
prices. The Furniture is very line and
choice, and persons wishing anything
in that line should not fail to give her
call, as she offers to sell at city prices,
and we feel satisfied that persons cannot
do better by going elsewhere. We be-
speak for her large share ofpatronage
ny~ CANAL ExTENsIoN.-A conven-
ton of prominent gentlemen Interested,
along the line of the proposed extension
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to
the Ohio River was held in Cumberland
last week to take action in regard to
said extension. Quite large number
of persons attended fiom Washington,
Baltimore, Cumberland and Pittsburg,
over s5O,OOO,OOO of capital being repre-
scented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-05
lCOMMUNICATED.

Allow mo to say a few words in favor of the
'to be- Board Of Public Works." Let Cour.
ell pass the bill by all means, and elect aspon-
sblo aid intelligent gentlemen from the several
wards to act each his part, and great good will
ensue. Some OF your readers cried out before
they we're hurt, as the proposed bill ha! No..
then been given To the public when cnmuain.
Of it were first entered. Many are, of coilrs"
opposed to an increase Of taxcs, but ito do eli
that good may follow" is often justfublc, and
in this instance the merely nominal increase nr
twelve cents tax on every hundred dollar.
worth Of property will cause said propertyto On.
nance in value ut least fifty per cent A gentle.
man last week about to purchase two bai1iro
lots not stones throw from King street, sa1
he would Willingly, give an hundred dollars
moro on each lot # the walk thereto Was n.vri
and this improvement is what some are trvin,,
TO prevent Let the Board of Public WORKS h.n'
come an institution" and instead Of the surnsI
appropriation Of nine thousand dollars hr;n,
sowed broadcast thereby yielding only fr,Inr'
place it in the hands Of the Board who viii ma
it judciously, beneftting many, pleasing nil
and causing the very stones to speak in iu2or r.
an act which will by its inauguration cause ,Ln
City Council f'72 and IS to be long rcm",nhrr.
cd with gratitude. CoGy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-05
OMMrNIGATEn.

For my part, l think tho proposed measure Of
the Board of Public Works an admirable one
rejecting credit upon the originator, and mar
velous!y adapted t. the matter in hand. No
moro wasteful expenditure Of the peoples mon
ey ut haphazsrd improvements but q plain
practicable plan whereby can be accomplished
the greatest good 10 the grcatcst number III .E@
lcast possible cost. Those who complain Of the
Board Of Public Works and oppose the pas
sage of the bill arc not those u whom lis c,g-
tcrnplatcd improvements would hourly and daily
prove blessings rs To poor weary. to"tSorc pi-
grinls, but men whose feet need never tread IN
even pavcmcnts or muscles strain jumping un
slightly gaps men to whom the increase .! r.N
would be no more than the light summer s!o~cv
is to the field of ripening grain. So give u- tuc
"Board OF Public Work" even If win the pro-
wise that if after trial Of five years il prove;
TO be not sclf-sus!ain!ng it shall be abolished
and we will be satisfied Of It's succcSs.
OSEoP MANY.
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ICOMMTSl,tTry


BOARD Or PUHLIc WoRKs-That Council
will establish the Board is, | suppose, :. .,rc-
gone conclusion, for surely nn body OF m"n Is
intelligent those fulfilling TIC datics nf Cuun-
cilmen Gun be so blind 10 the ciiy's future i'm.
provrmcnt and beauty ~ to allow the rrciilicr
and croakings of few old fn.ivs tocrltrol their
judgment and bias their votes. Put the RICH:
men in Position to act sS tn" bill proposes, and
then with the annual appropriation TO begin
with Lei it work out It's own salvation, n it will,
not with "fenr and trembling" but quickly,
quietly, "nd sure y, establishing Itself, and rs
tinn and the prncticablity Of its existence b. IL
efficient workings Let men whose minds and
means lit them to be intelligent Judges Of the it,
ncs: Of things constitute the Board, and the Iw''-
those who at FIRST cried out, Hold! cnou ,h will
acknowledge its existence in terms of nXaitrl
praise, and bid il Gods speed in its work Of
gradual Improvement. OSE INTERESTED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-05
Grimes.

ST. LOUIS, June 4-Joscph Fl. Fore, who
shot and killed NIunson Beach, his brother-in-
law, in August, 1871, and was tried and acquit-
ted on the ground of emotional insanity, re-
turned here from Natchez on Monday last, and
this afternoon made murderous assault upon
his wife. He accosted her on the street, urg-
inc her to live with him again, which she re-
fused to do until he would stop drinking.
After following her some distance he again ap-
preached her, and asked her to shake hands
with him as final farewell. She extended
her hand, when he seized it, drew her towards
him, pulled Ratchet from underneath his
clothing. and dealt her three heavy blows on
the head. She fell senseless on the pavement
The murderer ran, but was captured after a
short chase. A surgical examination revealed
three severe gashes on Mrs. FoTe's head, one
of which would, doubtless, have proved fatal
but for the thick mass Of hair she wore She
lies in a critical condition, bu. may recover,
and fatally wounded Murphy last night, was
arrested to-day. They boarded at the same
place, and on Tuesday morning Morgan, it is
said, intended leaving without paying his board
bill. This occasioned some trouble, Murphy
taking the part of the andlady. Last night
Morgan returned to the boarding house, and
renewed the alteration with one of the board
ers. Murphy, who was sitting on the steps,
took no part 10 the second disturbance. Sud-
denly Morgan drew revolver and fired at
Murphy. The first shot missing, he fired again,
the ball taking effect in his abdomen.
CHICAGO, June About 9 o'clock last
night Catherine Gunger, respectable German
woman, while walking home in the northern
part of the city, was accosted by gentlemauly
appearing man riding in buggy, who offered
to take her home. Instead of this the scoun-
drel drove her to Lincoln Park, and in lonely
spot attempted to outrage her. She resisted,
and attempted to run, when he attacked her
with dirk knife, iuficting twelve severe
wounds. Her recovery is doubtful. Her as
sailaut has been arrested and lodged in Jail.
He gives the name of E. S. Griffith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-05
"7o sAoso the very age anci badly Of tic T'"es.

"7o shoso the uery age AMI Dot1y Of TIC T"'es
The eighteenth annual Convention of the
German Catholic Benevolent Association OF the
United States finished its labors at Detroit,
Yesterday, and adjourned. Rochester was Sc
lectcd as the place for holding the next meet
ing. A dispatch was received by Bishop Bcrges
from Rome, dated June t, = y. H., and signed
by Autonei, saying, 'the Pope returns thanks
Tor your congratulations, and sends his bcnc-
dictlon to all delegates Of the Convention there
assembled"
In deciding one of the cotton cases yester.
day, the Court Of Claims laid down the prlncl,
pie that no suits for the recovery of the value
of captured and abandoned cotton can be enter
tanned unless they were commenced within two
years from June, 1865, which was the close OF
the war An appeal was taken to the Supreme
Court, and if the decision Is there affirmed Ii
will throw out of Court claimants who have
suits to the amount Ut Sl5, 900, 900 against the
government
Tho trial of ex-senator Pomcroy, on the
charge Of bribery, begins in the District Court
mt Topeka on the 10th. Eminent counsel will
appear on each side The trial is expected to
be protracted and sensational.
A dispatch from Montgomery, Ala, says that
Governor Lewis, Republican, has appointed
Robert G. Brickcll, Democrat Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court Of that State, vice Peck,
resigned.
The Carlists have appeared before lrun,
Spain, and begun an attack on the place: At
last accounts they had taken forty carbinccrs
prisoners.
The reports of the illness Of the Emperor of
Russia are wholly untounded. He assisted at
the review of the troops, yesterday, at Vienna
and was present at the banquet at-nlght.
The Senate Select Committee on Transporta-
ton have thus far gathered u large amount of
statistical information.
A dispatch from Cologne says the Old Cath
olics have elected Prof. Rcipkens, Bishop.
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ARRIVED.

Steamer Eypccss. Baltimore, to Brodors s. Co.
She reports u three masted schooner ashore Oh
Budd's Ferry, one light coaster bound up OF
Blackstonc's Island, and ilcet Of loaded coast
ers bound out.
Steamer Gcorgcsna, Baltimore, to Iooc s.
johnson.
Schr Virginia Dare, Philadelphia, to Mchai"y
s. Co.
Schr Rspidan, Aqua Creek, to Smoot &
Perry.
Schr Hattie Baker, Boston, for Georgetown.
Schrs VI Richards, from New York, hers
toforc reported ashore off Pohick Creek, III Il
Fisk, from Rockport, and X Thomas, for
Washington.
Schrs Four Sisters, Boston, and Maria Picrson,
jersey City, to American Coal Go.
Schr Charley Woolsey, New Haven, to j
Agncw.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, by a
Reed.
Schr A I Butler, Boston, by Hampshire &
Baltimore Coal Go.
Schrs Maggie and Lucy, Grafton; White Foam
Providence, and Era, New London, by hmcr
schrs Charley Woolsey, New Haven, and
Oaks Ames, New York, by J p Agncw.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Geo Gilchrist, hence at Vineyard Haven
Sd instant. -,
Schr jesse W Knight, for this port. s"lle!
from Pawtucket I'd.
Schr A f kindbcrg, from New Haven "'
this port arrived at New York 81.
Schr A Haylcr, for this port, sailed 'f'm
Norwich 3D. ro,,
Schr Uncas, for this port, sailed from Ne"
London lst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-05

The first application for pension growing
out Of the Modoc war has been made by Lo-
reuzo Thomas, formerly Adjutant General, in
behalf Of the widow Of Lieutenant Thomas,
who was murdered by tho Modocs during the
war lust ended,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-05

Mai. Elias GIiswold, Of Baltimore, who has
received an appointment as special agent in
the Postoficc Department, was the Confeder-
ate provost marshal at Richmond during the
war. His appointment was made on May I,
and his compensation is ST 600 per annum and
in addition IS per day. He has been assigned
to duty for the present in the Office of the solicit
tor of the department. Mr.. Griswod is origi-
nally from Dorchester county, Md which is the
home of Judge Spence, the law officer of the
Postofice Department. He is believed now to
be in entire sympathy with the Radical party
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-05

TIE OLD WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. When
an historic Wcstnorclandcr was a candidate for
Congress he went to Northumberland Court
House to see the sOrcrci gns, and was there ar
rested for I; debt Of TWO thousand dollars. To
save him from Imprisonment friend, whose
guest he was, became his cndorScr for that
amount. When the bond maturcd, as usual,
the principal had not the wilcrcwthal to meet
it, and the result was that his surety had to
borrow the amount. The second bond also ran
for nearly twenty years, and WIS settled by Il
fresh loan. Thus the transaction went on until
recently, when, after sixty years, a defendant
Of the surety had to sell his farm to i;uidatc
the debt which now amounted to 81 900. The
moral Of this is that it is rot always safe to 90
Oh the paper Of politician, however brave,
distinguished, and generous he may be.-GH-
nct1 to the Wing.
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Northern Pacific Railroad.

BISMARCK, DAKOTA, juno 4.-rhe track Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad reached the Mis-
souri, river, at this place, to-day, and the entire
division of four hundred and fifty miles. from
Duluth to Bismarck, is open to business. The
people are celebrating the event Connection
is made here with the navigation Of the Upper
and Lower Missouri. \ line of steamers is cs-
tablished between this point and Fort Benton,
in Western Montana, and shipments of both
Government and private freight arc being
made by this new route to the Northwest.
The Railroad Surveying Expedition, with a
military escort under command Of Gen. Stan
ley, will start west on the 10th instant, with
the intention of making final and definite To-
cation of the line of the road from the crossing
of the Missouri to the crossing of the Yellow
stone, and along that river to Central Montana,
this being the only portion of the route not al
ready determined. No serious opposition from
Indians is anticipated by those best able to
Judge
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-05

The postoHice at Templcman's Gross Roads,
Westmorcland county, Va, on the route be-
tween Fredericksburg, and Warsaw, has been
re-established, with Chas. Hall as postmaster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-05

At the annual meeting of the Association of
Medical Superintendent of American lnsti
tutions for the Insane, held in Baltimore last
week, DR.. Stribling, Superintendent Of the In
sane Asylum at Staunton, Va, asserted that
Insanity among the colorcd class in Virginia,
was greatly on the increase
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-05

The Richmond Enquirer says :-"While we
expect to see each favorite earnestly sustained
by his peculiar friends in the Convention as
long as there is hope of his nomination, We
do not expect to see anything like mere
wranging, in the personal interests Of men,
without regard to the necessities of the party.
To truth, we trust that the convention will be
made up of men who are looking more to the
triumph of Conservatism in the State than to
the elevation of any individual to office.