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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
Some I2,n-rks Upon 10 . Naaafao-
.ture og Zroui tbs AlaAWa1 Val
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rlrH.E1,rlR % rHs ADrsg-Is.R:
'.@ '' 30 q ''...''' iva u '-' ~ '"' p'-
per t.at v'U ave been engaged IN cpu-
trover-y or tw, with mining or igpn
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great N1naThs mineral hrit.
WaH. ia-, ~, ,5a,ry on the subject
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O. listen q the views 81 experienced ron
masters, WHO nave g.yca the matter som e
i,v......,4.,, o.. n-,D,.a1 by INV effort.
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necessary o erect -r'' "''>' ~ W ."
the property heretofore lad out by ly-
se.tir business rn-p .se.. "a the great
Eg,,v5a X yer ~ n. .vira no h.e le4t
.,,...,..5'. mint attq, n,t II tie Great
r,f--,,e stool the embryo or pr,su,c,-
.,-a CITY Il D..og,t,r
Af,.r c,.. t.-.,,. IN, al.tnta-c, of
D,.,yatsr. il ..a, b.,il .tcrminei by men
.f -t-. .lrt..ty a..Ir.cn experience ia
tl, ,.,.,. IS Z cal aiming AID ron uutlu-
i.ctI..l-. 1.u..Irpt,,,i United
States asa tl.,tt.,., iir ,ucI enterprises ~
rotate ;.e.alali some 4 these ad-
v.,.td,., cons - in the fact that IL Is stu
a.ei a,t.e a.-t extreme eastern point,
lald y..ig the centre & the bls,a Il the
+ 81 est VIRGINIA C al field, And relrcs; the
+ V,rzl.a .r.s beds ou tie western raviea-
/ bic waters. and 600 tle rl., r,al winch b o.
-e,ts b tl. Il - lu.n one hugdg,d
li.cs Of .t \ .c..l1Iy .r,l h,i-- ,ins;y
miles atcA:cI them tan Huntington; AID
tl.r,y-i,e E...c, nearer theH tan Cuar.es-
TON.
The famous sp.rt ca contained IN the
. shat1wing mountain, besides * other
+ ~ r,ab e se1usoi tne finest Goa, may be
delivered through al incline into boats,
ct-s. ~ into tte furnace q be constructed
ue7e. directly from the mine, at cHs,
nos t, exceed including mining three
and ha.it1 fur cents per buSHei, or one
ia ll.ar per tom. Now, marx YOU, thi5 Is
the ca! winch requires NO coking t'r ma
+ kin, ps iron. There = within s'gnt II
this very spot continuous vain, several
feet thics, Of carbonate of iron or clay
IRE. which can be delivered at the furnace
alta est. inc udtus mining, not exceeding
one q liar aud q half per ton. TIE finest
quality of limestone for tiuXHg alb 'uads,
] m e-l as- Quantities M Gre1uDr,cr county,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
Personal InteiIis ence,

Capt. Eus;ace Gibson has returned
from Logan County.
CO.. Robt. T Harvey pad a visit 20
Buffalo, Putnam county, last week.
Mr.. \. L. Creider returned Saturday
from an er ended trip through the West.
Judge Henry J. Samuels and daughter
Of Barboursrille, left Monday morning Tor
Wheeling.
Major W. s. Dcwner left on Tuesday
morning TO attend the State Far at
Charleston.
Hon. John Hall, Republican candidate
for Congress in ;nis District, : journed a
few days in tie city last week.
DR.. NJ. Campbell, Of pa-kersburg, Presi-
dent of the Vest Virginia Medical Socle-
~. passed though tDe ety. on Monday.
col. ALDER. Laid,ey, Jys. $. Miller, II.
". Scot; aad T. b. Kline, Of Barbours-
vile Lad = pleasant drive along the bou!e-
ward. on Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. Ben Davis returned last Friday
i7,m Eastern Virginia whittier lie had
gone to io1A after some matters Ct mat
rimomaI character We ere happy 20
learn That things are moving smoothly
OIL.
We were pleased to NEE. las: week our
old friend capt. Dabaey Williamson, to'-
merry conductor 90 iae Chesapeake and
f.,.:.' p,;I,.,I H. ~ .ts.r + ,.tt- IN
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
About the Miu.
HUNTINGTON. Sept. 20sh, !

HUNTINGTON, Sept 20th, 1874.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE ADVERTISER:
Some two or three weeks ago, \ Mr.. VIII
osn, 1T Putnam county, was here, nego-
tia,iuc with parties looking to the cree
ton Of a Touring mill. OF late have
heard no mention Of this project. Is il
poss bic that this last effort al getting All
cnterIr sc has gore like the rest?
INQUIRER.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
from SALT ROCK.

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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
II. {. RAILANo, CR'n.
JOHN JAY G!LBERr, Sccy.

We, the uldc-ssned members Of the
Democratic Conm.ttee, and representa-
t.ye3 # tla Democratic party Of the Sew
eath Senatorial, D.strc: Il West Virginia
having assembled oGrse.ye5 together by
the eNprei, N.,l Of iarse portion Of the
Democratic party Of our District, at b.
gan y H., Oh the 2is: inst, 10 place be-
l,re the party for united support, candi'
date ipr the State senate N she pace OF
Maj Nghbert declined, N al respectfully
submit to the Democracy u the d strict
the above proceedings f3r their approval,
and respectfully AK at their hands
united support for their candidate.
WAYNE'FsEfUsoN, I. Z McDoYALD.
!. N.SANCELS PARIS BHrMFiELp,
II. {. RAGLAND, JERRY LAMBERT,
-. GILBERT, c. c. WATTS,
FRANK JOHNSON.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
aug 6.
NOR SALE AND RENT,l

One large and handsome dwelling hose p "a
II rooms.
one dwelling house with rooms. Bon of
city
also one excellent lot with GOT ANAL house
IN Vest Hun .n.tgn.
We vii eel th- abovc properties On resgonable
terms.
We have also 70. rant one gore AMI dwelling
house.
o.. l6-ti. GIBSON 4 sIMSS.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01

". :. Downer & Go. have some
very fine properties both City and
Country, Coal, Timber and Farming
Lands. Some City properties very
cheap.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
State Senatorial Guestion-Ira j.
McGinnis Nominated

Pursuant to previous call, the Demo
cratic Executive Committee of the Sew
enth Senatorial District met at Logan c..
ii. on the DIST day Of September. Pres
ent, |. V. Samuels. Of Boone; J. J. Gill
bert Of CabeiI II. C. Raglaa1, of Logan {;
and Wayne Ferguson, OF Wayne.
The following gentlemen we're, in the
absence Of members Of the Executive Com
mittee of their respective counties, invi-
ted to participate in the deliberations OF
The Committee viz: C. c. Watts and j. f.
Mcdonald, Of Wyoming; jerry Lambert
and Paris Brumfeld. OF Lincoln, and
Frank johnson, of Mcdowell.
On motion, II. c. Rag!and was elected
Chairman.
IL appearing to the Committee that it
was iuexped.ent 70 cal! u Convention, they
proceeded to nominate candidate in the
place ii James A. N.gabert, declined the
basis Of representation being the same AZ
that adopted IN the Convention " the 9th
Of August.
Mr.. Watts, Of Wyoming, proposed for
nomination the name of J. }. Gilbert, Esq,
IF Cabe!l, wuJ Was nominated by acc,a-
nation. Mr. Giber, declined, and NOME
mated Capt. Eustace Gibson, Of Hunting
ton. vi. I. '. ~ nueis, oi Boone, nom
mated Ira j. McGhuls, Esq. There be-
ing 10 Otder IA mes proposed for nominal
tiol, the Committee went into ballot
Wne.eupon Ira J. McG.nais received
S.5l1 votes, aud EGstace Gibson received
1853 votes. McGlnnis having received a
majority II the votes cast, was, ou motion
al Mr.. Watts, unanimously declared tie
nominee of tie Democratic party lor the
State Senate Of the Seteatn Senatorial
DIstr CT.
Ga notion, the Committee al pied the
dec arati,n OF principles eauncia;ed by the
Congressional Convention Of tIe Ihjrd
Congressional District, he 4 at Charleston
on the 9Th # August.
GA N ltion, t.e-t proceedings were or
derei 1, b published - lie huntington
iirsriis5r, Caar.es, ,u C,a'isr, and Mum
tam NrypH
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01

IMPORTANT To BUILDERS A. i Psi
mer is prepared to take contracts f'T
building houses aud all kinds Of c@rpen-
ter work. Don't fail to give him call.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01

BOARDING HoUsE.-The fixtures
and Lease of clearinghouse in =
first rate location, tor sale cheap
Applv 10 W. :. Downer ".
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
FROM LINCOLN COUNTY.
Correspondence huntington Advertiser,


HANLIN, W. VA, Sept 2lst.-Thisco COM
muaity has been quiet Of late-nothing
breaking the monotony ave now and then
a political speech, or tue Introduction Of
fresh chapter on the Beecher scandal.
Judge Ferguson, Of your county, deliv-
cred a temperance lecture here last Sun
day week, and was listened to by good
many hearers.
\ BLOW FROM 4 CLAw-HANrfEa.
Claw-Aanner Whether styayed through
this community few days az, and took
occasion to eal.giten tie democracy "a to
their duty in the present campaign. He
said they ough. e. vote for JOHS HALL
for Congress, because Hereford took his
salary grab and turned it over 70 the
school fund. lie said that HALL was g.
ing to START at Point Pleasant and dig that
burned kanawha canal stra ght through
q the james River, provided the pe1-
pie would only Gee; him o Congress
Well, Il Lincoln county has any voice in
tie matter, tie sad cana WI. be compile
ted before the eloquedee Of HALL is heard
In the councils If the nation
NorlN CONDITION To RUN.
John :. Wilkinson the Democratic
nominee for the House Of Delegates Has
declined to run on account Of IA health.
Col w. was nominated early in the sen
son, bat has been sex all su umer. and
dec ded not 10 g into pIiit.C-. JOS. /" q.
Holt vii be supported by the party, ard
Will be elected by . large maj 1r.ty. He
IS one II our most capable and popular
men.
FARM SALE.
Orr Sher' T add his farm tie other day
q the county. II is an excellent tract u
land, ald vii be used for tie poor Of the
c.uGty.
VARIOUS ITEMS,
Mr.. B,wlen thinks Of building brick
residence here, in Ham!.n, which will add
something 90 our iit,.e town.
Our new courthouse IS nearly ready f'r
the roof The Npr>mel think they will
have 4 completed By cI,l weather.
ihe Fall ma. been very dry =, lar. The
farmers are bdsy sowing their wGeat and
cutting c.rn.
C,as dera5,e s.c',aoss prevails most
fever
O.. l.. Dawdea's o'des; by lei from a
swing ,ne other lay, AID broke his arm.
JOAN Nv~,ug Is p'N-ierilg his new
house. It as a ca; little dwelling.
g ..... ....s,rl ID, 80, a. "a
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01

OSg DOLLAR will buy a Cause UndeTshirt from
& b. SsESCE 4 son, Richmond.
RLAcH ALPACA CoArs, at low prices .Ur sale BY
peace y son. Richmond, Va
LINEN CoNTs. AT all prices, for sale by Spence
4 son, Richmond, Va
GAUZE USDgRSHITS, only one dollar each, a.
Spence X Son, Redmond. Va.
WHITE MARsgIIIs YssTs, new styles, for sale,
low by Spence son, Richmond, Va,
PEyBRoKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS for sa.c by
Spence Il son, Richmond, Va.
F.SCY srRIFFD HALF-P0sE, for sale l0w. ny
spence 1 son, 1909 Main Street Richmond, Va.
NECK-wEAR Of all the new styles 20. sale by
Spence 4 son, Richmond. Va.
RzADy-HAnE CLoTHISG-n.ce stock Of new
ggOds-for sale nv spence 4 son. Richmond. Va.
NNIEsOrK UNDER S6IRTs-sOmething nice aud
cOol-ior gale by Spence d Son. Richmond Va
COLLARS All the new style Collars, for sale by
Spence son, Richmond, Va.
LINEN BUSTERS for sale by
T.. b. SPENCE & son,
Nerchal; Tsilors. 1870 Main Stree,
dtfn. ilrn-lrsS RIC1SrsS5, "a.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01
August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world
are those suffering with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint. More tlan seveu.y-fye
per cent Of the people in the United State.
are afilcted with theae two diseases aud
their effects, such As sour stomach, SEX
headache, habitual cos;iyersss, impure
blood, heartburn, waterbrash, gnawing and
and burning pains at the pit II the 7tonI-
ach, yellow skin, coated tongue aud di-a-
greeable taste in the mouth, coming up If
the food after eating, low spirits, &c. Gro
t. the Drug Store Of Smith, Davis " Co.,
md get a75 bottle, or sample bottle for
10 cents. Try it.
G. G. GREES, Sole Manufacturer,
July S0--ly. Woodbury., y. ).
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-01

Our Sheriff add his farm tie other day
q the county. Ii is an excellent tract 81
land. ald vii be used for tie poor Of the
C.uGty.
, 1874-03-22

We have received u. Victor Hugo's nen
novel, "Quatre, ,vingt-treize," of which re shall
publish . rerlow next Saturday. We have
glanced through the first chapter, which gives
a partial idea Of tho tone and character OF ths
worx it is entitled "Lo Bois de Ia Saudtaie. '
and flom the manner III which it is ponned and
conveyed, We infer that II. Victor Hugo has
partly eschewed tho eniemat;c stvle and thought
conspicuous in 81 L'Homme qui Rit and - Les
TrayaiIleurs de Ia Mer." to return to the preg-
uant form OF Lea 1Iiserables." II seems GER
tainlY moro in consonance with tho stern real
ism Of tho gigantic drama the great poet has
undertaken to wrap III the form Of novel. LII
tho wood La Saudraie, in Brittany, q
Partisan battalion Of volunteers, headed BY
Santcrre, comes across q starving pcasant
woman With her three children, instead OF the
Breton foes it expects to encounter. 4 conTer-
satson between the commander and tho outcast
takes place. Why is she there? Where does
she como from? Who is Bhe? Tne woman
tells, in broken words, how sho He'd to the woods
from her village before the Experimentation
her grandfather was hanged for triding offense
bv his seigueur.-how her father met with the
same fate at the same s,ands,-and how her hus-
band was killed two davs before, hghting for
those very masters who kept him in servlsude.
The battalion ADOPTS the forlorn creatures, to
the cry Of ''Vive 10 Repubiique." and the COM
m.nder stretches out his hand to the mother,
faying: 'Venez, citoyenne, ne craiGnez rien.
La Rcpubliouo yous Drotage." Tho episode
is told with II. Victor Huso's wonted spirit, md
it bodies we'll for the interest OF what will fol-
low.-London -IMenGuna.
, 1874-03-22
Letter from William ErnnciA.


| To the Editor Of The Chica1o Tribune:
! SIN: Will you permit one. who differs from
| etlies Mossrs Reed or Hanson, to say Tow
| words. Twenty years since, in London, the
Rev, DR.. jeff dismissed Prof.. Maurice for hold
| iug that the word translated eternal" and
t;eyerlaatihg" did not mean such- OF course he
defended his opipion, and yet not one critic in
Europe has seconded his reading, which gives
Ir. Reeds views considerable support. On tho
other hand, Dr.. Prime, in the New York Observer,
writes that no thcologian in Germany tha: he
met with, erer breaches or believes endless
nisery.
In point OF fact, no educated congregation will
on this continent believe it. To the ignorant
aud uuintelligent mass it may do, but at this
time of day it is high time for the clergy to
know that some dog1uas founded on the sk1ict
letter of King James version not believed.
For instance, We ignorant layrnen have been for
years listening to scrmous on :. THIS is my body;"
''Taou nrt Peter on the Trinity, Wcar4oua
Atonemeut, Predeatinatiou aud even, in ig-
norance Of tho English language, trying to make
'tHeli, u place OF everlasting punishment {vide
Cha:ies Richardson's dictionary, Oxford edition,
the latest published il Enshnd) Why nos try
tiloir hand on such texts as this: " These signs
shall follow them that believe in Nv nama.
They shall cas-: out devils; taov shall take I'D
scrpcnts if they drink nay deadly thing, it shall
no. hurt them they shall lay hands OH tie sick,
and they shall recover."' Now, here is a gauga
which Tyndau might safely have offered. Not
oae Of the clergy believe il, nor do they preach
it. II they did. they would be laughed 1T.
What conclusion then to drTv but this Tor
eighteen centuries tho Church universal calling
themselves Christians have taught everlasting:
punishment. You c:nuot hoi1 to the letter and
authority Of the D4b}s OF the Caulch without it.
b. all educated congregations this text and
others, as I lave 1otel arc dlsbeleved. It
misfepor;ed. and the sooner conscientious
clereymen acknowledge this the better, The
spirit OF the Bible should bo our guide. As for
tho latter, it is like other books, not intalibio
WILLIAM FRANCIS
, 1874-03-22

that inbabiteth eternity whose, nerae is Holy."
The septuagint renders ese'71ay by toa aiona,
a.onG being ne aecqha'Y fhaa ~ eseo & G[ 1.o Is
Greek, just before the Christian era, considered
that uiou was the proper and correct Greek
word to express eternity. Is not. this an
uransworabis argument that aio,:' eame
to signify eteTAity just, before the
is no English version Of the New Testament oI
aa- authority that renders atonios>by word
which expresses less than enalessness where it
is used in reference to the future Of mankind
after death Evesy % one fp9w sSn t5at sseylesng
Worcestc,s dictionarics. As find leisure I
shall hereafter give detailed reference to every
verse in the New Toata;nent whore aion aud
dios4ios arc used. Yours respectfully.
=. CuAHLEs II. REEp,
f,u,r.u March NJ 1874.
, 1874-03-22

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OTTAWA 1uu SlscAto1 Pa-scnSar,
Dubuque 4 c,toa1 C(ty H1P..
P4c4nc Far. Line, far U1nnha-
hansH Cl'y, Le4yeuworsh. a..
cltson 4 81. Joseph Exp-..,..
Auro,A PaessnEe-..............,.
.Msndota, Dttaw1 i StFe1tor P1as
Aur,.A Pl&-elEer.,.,,,.....
AURORA Passenger {Snn1ay}...-.
Dubuque ! Sioux City Zap.
Pacihc Night E1p. for O1nAaA.
hAosas Ctr. L-avcuworsn, At
cnason 4 St. Josepo kxp,..,.
Downcr's GraTo AccoumoaAtiop
Oownot's tiiove Accommodated
Texas t1pe.s................... .
ssx. Suods.4. tEx. Sn urdn
, 1874-03-22

Kansas City E1. via jacksonville,
ILL., aud l-oui33ana, .no. ..-.....
Kansas Cit3 Fast E1. rio lack
soayt1le. Ill, aud louisiana. .s1u
81 i.outt E1prn Il, Y1A Main Line
S. Loui. Fast Ex. via Main Line
u. Louis -. vJ3 JAcksoo.ilJa, :.
Spring Old Ixprs~4...............
Springfield Fast E1preas .........
:lcfessoa City Expruss............
Peoria, keoxuk a Busi'n Ea.....
GhlcsTot PaiucAa Railroad E1.
Wcnona Lacon- Washington Ex.
JoHet i DwtSht Accommodation.
, 1874-03-22

Mr.. Thorpe Pede has written for the Alex
andria Theatre, London. 2 piece cnlled This
own adventures in procuring the site upon
which tho theatre is built. This piece, although
only interesting to those immed1nte.y con-
cerncd, is noticeable because it opens up now
aud fruitful field 70 author-manaGers- How
Onened Nv Box-Ofhce " would make a farce
s.Who Painted Ny Act Drop 8 conedietta
+" Nv Architects Bill" T. thrceact me1odrama.
and :. Chorlste1s Wanted" a comic opera
An Oswego woman advcrtises that she has
nurchaaoi ahot-guu, aud will shoot Any man
Tho giys4 her husband Liquor.
, 1874-03-22

ILLINOIS CENTRAL rAiLR031.
Depot foot # Laksst. " 1e<n.yseepa4 ffat~t
oJ.e<, I'll k4.doleh-sf., Clayx, '~
, 1874-03-22
Gai;'cARTHY. d;

TO the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
S1n: The letter Of "Spec!ator" on the Nc
Carthy trial will be indorsed by large number Of
those present st ths triaI 31cCarthy's principal
role has been "a martyr y his continual whine.
Prosecuted, persecuted;" his oye1bearing
conduc. Insulting alike to Council and witnesses.
His fierce displays Of temper, his constant pre-
varication, bis utter disregard of order and
decency in sc,ions,-thcse have alienated from
him many who believed his cause Was
lust one, aud made his appeal to tho
commo Eenec Of the community Of less effect
than before the trial. But has Mr.. Mccarthy
been peraecated? Upon what grounds does he
claim to be martyr? He Bays the press has
vilihcd him, his Deacons maligned and injured
him, and Kicked him out OF doors. Now, Mr.
Editor, it the press has vilihed him. I would
like to know how. For mouths MCCARTHY WAS
the especial pet Of the reporters while the Inter
Ocean quito took him under its wing. Tho vile
language used in bis Eo-ca!led sermon was SUP
pressed. The reports Of his conduct in the busi-
ness meetings at Union Park Church for the past
threayears hayo been CLOSED over, the constant
accession Of large numbers Of his people because
of their dissatisfaction, have ali been set down
to some trivial cause, while Mr. Mccarthy was
lauded to tue skies By representatives Of the
press. The reporters hayo favored Mccarthy
from the beginning, and not until the niask fell
of the man and tue cloven hoof appeared and
tho gentleman was lost in the 1owdy; not until
the moral sense Of the community was disguised,
did the press turn on hlm With language that
won}d have driven another mau outside polite
society. But his church,--the are mated.
" "D1amord cut diamond" The sooner the
Union Park Baptist Church is diabanded, aud we
breathe purer a;r, free from the putrid taint of
such corruption as Monday night witnessed, the
better for the whole community. 1Ir. Mccarthy
may we'll be proud OF his three years ministry in
that church If he never ascends the pulpit again.
Respectfully yours, V1SD1cAron.
, 1874-03-22

cHt"a~r. MlsE4''KeE 81. Pars f,1'.'s.x
Cn.rn Eero, Addsoa 1nd Gans-sts. 1cse. oHes
ua els rk*.. ofpa*its Sherman House. D<i,ost
, 1874-03-22

Mitwaukee, Gsccn Bay, Stevons'
Phnt. Frsl1ia On Chied. l. La
Cn~se DAr E1prass~ ls9:l 4.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-25

THE LorzzIasX QuEsr1os; The rapid aud
complete success Of Lieut. Coy. Penn and
his aisooiatee has been followed. BY their sur
.gapdse 81. LpuiGiaaa ~ sPts1iaeut 0aa1t mp
resented by LMa3ae Gse:a- Emosy. b Having
proved tAae the people q TIL State 1re sub
stantally anAniiinons in their rejection Of Kel-
logg and his usurpation thst IL hct there
s no party to support thst sretched impos
,ture, they have now proved Likewise that their
uprising was not against the laws or the
authority of the United States. With the ap-
P pear nee, Of the army upon the scene they
the hands of the Commanding General.
In doing this they have followed the plain
path of duty. It must have been painful to
them, being in quiet possession of the Gov
eminent to which they we've legally elected in
1873, to give it up again; but the duty was
plain. and it has been performed with an
alAcrity which shows that they perfectly COM
prehend the whole case. and in a manner
which leaves them masters of the situation
n. 7. Sum- 18th inst.