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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

yr.lie Thorne sal ~, MI HI. dssk In
THE Senate. 'wirline hir moas'arhe With one
el~gans white hnn,l
II haa hr~n 4 dull lay for tin r,.m',era
snl especially duh for him, h'- hill h. had
worked for with rur' interest hsl passed
both holre---he knrW Il would win--hi.
enterprises always did. aud he had moth.
ing elsc 10 wish fnr. ife had succeeded In
everything he undertook since hs hegan.
seventeen years ago. poor nrwrpa,,@r-
boy in printing office, steadily gaining
wealth. frienir. position. everything Did
! say everything
II ever gloss, hrpailrloih hiI m aching
heart. II Mnt thn ono beating duly under
Leslie rhornc's immaculate vest. III aver
genuine sorrow looked from pair of fine
eyes. II wns that which clouiei leslie
Thornes. Ills fair face. rounded and al
moe. hoyish IN iis outlines, had that
glcssel.ovcr look III woe. that .nnuied look
Of premature are, that will settle ON rnch
young fares sometimes.
When scarcely twenty. he had marie,
tie hell' Of thn cily where he liv.l, h. A.
mol losr hsr. I'm, H. f.', .I.'.,f,,l ran-a u
rti.ls In winning her. She was beautiful
accomplished md high airnug
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sail.
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for surr,. .lnv.e,erh 7.
yo,. far hsr, wh,. IL III. hal ..l.a
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tell mn What 1 .An 40 for You. Offering
her thu ines,,abl. Brn.sel..eoy.red rens.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

MAsrtc run lass ASp vrMgn MArKRiAlA.--
Ths following IL the competition invsnAsd
by M. /. Mnchabre. which |. r.ll 10 preserve
Iron from rust, and also % he applicable %
other materials. such NJ sson. or wood, ussd
Ia conjunction with iron Or other uasial, iu
ihs formation of reservoirs or other worksi
Virgin wax. Loo part~; dallilol, i96, Nos.
weaiAn p.'tS. 2G,; A.sase, lpoi bsiuuaen oS
JudeA, ioO, gn,tA pcrrha. 23b, rSd lsA1.
l2O; and white l.ai, 10.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

Tn rrsr riarrp To i.s' he ecnndneae oe
= piece Of timber alpls 'he sar 10 sh~ mid.
dlr OF nns Of The ends. while n,lothsr lssrsna
sllik.. upon the orla.i eA,rvmity. u ths
wvei IL sound and Or g,od quality. ,lss
blow Il very lirtinttl, lizard. however long
thr h.aa. ma, W II III. wool !, ilra.+
g,~ss,4a ~ lssas - n'hrt~irs. sh~ .ci.4l
viii he tnr ,h@ mcet part destroyed
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

A sxw sorncx ~ MAnxkr,sA. TOm.
masi states that. when 4 current of stea0
unier 4 pressure VI I II y Aimosphsr@s, =
driven through 4 tnl~ Of copper 0O6 -
ola ri an Inch In diameter. rolled In 3
spiral about an iron cylinder. ,hs lAissr hs.
eon.s 20 highl, magnatixed that an Iron
needle. placed y, fra..ion Of Nh inch from
II. In strongly attracted anil remains mag
nsiissd during .i,c paasaxs Vi III. current
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

The sculptor cA,psaas. who esee,sled
lhs has ,sliefs cn ,lls Pare olsrA ic,.se, =
-epn 10 undergo terrible rnrxicxl olr,~llos.
lila s'a'ue- representing haSaAAAtes snA
dancing xli~ "eir considered 10 imuoAspS
thu. tln raif.ians. ~ho ar~ not over ryu.
lirh. throw l.a',lss II Ink III Over then
,ln,ln. 'h' hrr' da,s Tiny ~srs rut
IN i.prldon ~ 'hs fron, of ihs grand
theatre
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

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haM~n ahNa exssMsa ssssNa*AeseA uesAtslS
tasas4A4ass ~ TsaNaeaAs NHrs#ts sss@A N -
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.sst saw~i, sha fhssspses sEsk sh@ t~es
ssaetssa II Hssns N T. Ats Msm4~M.
s#s* ~ sNassFvs hss t~essas discovered
slas snisss- ii iHsas. sairAass ~
seis. sna hnF@t4e Nf4t IN ssslssAas rse.
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90 \, H~AlAlstn ~ VI sfts xaslisss1 tArsaeA
80 .Ifsst IA s~5ssshasssest
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

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- $3.50 S@eAs* 81 ANs
fs*vasA fs@sA FwA Is ssaW ~ ~
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49, 18#@ III 4gAa~ ~ iii - - @esk m~es
- u%#s @s# $50 - "A s#~~a
VI n@ s.#ae@ sa4Ae II tsaa#sss &T*
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49, sas4s Wsa sssNss~sss ~ s#Masssf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

A rAnLksrooxvtt ~ hark i'pf~r. rnt In
the trsi water IN whiel, gray aud lM4
,inen- srs washed will Keep them frcsa
-Ioising. Il will ld.o generally keep ~
tslo,s ot lila Il or colarea tamhties or mus.
ll,l- lrum rnnniay, and .o~s not harden ~
water,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

To fs~r OiL,--io ,e-t llh,icasinR I'll Tor
arid. dissolve q rrys,s.li4ei ri~s. of eA,lan-
si~ of soda about ~ large ~ i walnut IN An
~lusl bulk II water, a,pl place ,h~ solution
In d liasls. with so.,e II lie oil II m ~.
tin. after thorough agitation. large u.lxn.
tit, IL rr~s,pisRi% forms, the oil rhoAld b.
~ I.,.,,pd ~ impure,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

crHlc yard NJ sand or earth weigAD
abon' 10 cwt, mud ~ cwtj mAn ~ awes
sy 81 cNi. chalk ID rwii sAndpscns oo
vii rl.al. 10 cw,t quarts II c~t, granite -
vt, ,r.i. A. csii slasa AZ r~L
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

A pound u rol1~sa. dissolved ~ =
rallful Of scfi soar. md, when shinnsh
with water. applied v onions. u .rod
10 keep ~ ~ mAsEo, and - promote The
growth II ths os,ipna
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

AHarr 10 nuhtr teci ~ new meadow hay,
II from !ld " :t3 c,.l.r f~es oi hAy frc0
la stacks. nr + ON .,s ~ IA nulAe fest q
lis .ioser. Weigh one tn,,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

Tvs Rhode Island STATE census shows
The population oi Providence 10 bs Lou. 100.
I gain of 400 slncs last yoar.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

AarAAAOrt has h4~n ! common and Il.
vcrss vegetable Tor mere than Two ihous.
And ysAsN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

Ii IA customary 10 n~n frsm IA N lilo u
ih@ above values III csisaI1a'e the resistance
Which surfaces snei with gli,~ cAn rsr.
msn%nily b. Submitted ,e With safety.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

u ID calculated that $4,000 Americans
have zone over 70 karops .hIs summer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

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men's. Outside the in'irs tla'nei bright
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diamond pendant fastened mnder earn
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

70 faiisn ehirksna, feed with IndNan
Meal anil Milk.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-11-05

- u. GANF.EIn,
JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE,
CaSsirtD MtSS.
VIII attend to collections and pay ,ases
for non.rcsi,lcnts In any pnrt of t'illmnr.
county. Minn.
Refers l,y permission to Hon. Rculn,n
Wells. Preston. Mimi. Peter Nclic, Lime
Springs Station. Iowa; j. II. Eas,on.
lsnnh.r, pecnrnl,. Iowa, G. 4. Thurl.r.
Crr%n. Iowa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-23
BOOKS -1.S-U hT.ITI0.fERI
NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES AN. RE
~ VIEWS,
(American an Furesn)
For salo ut
ERESCH'S S5 KY.(s STREET.
Daily receiving Now Books.

DAILY receiving Now Books.
Was She Engage |, BY JonquI. Sl.JO.
The Fair Puritan, by FraLk Forester. ST.
He 18th, handbook for households. ST.
Alice Brand, Romance OF the Capital. Sl50
Heart Life in Song, by Fannie h. Starr. Sl.jU
The Blossoming of HI Aoe, by Mrs Ca.hel
Hoey. 50c.
The Law and the Lady, by Wikie Collins.
rs cents.
Othe: Peoples Money. from the French OF
Emile GnbUllan I1c.
Too Much Alone, by Mrs. J. II. Rid ell IS,
Narrative Of Messr=. Moody & Sankey's La.
bors in Scotland ann Ireland. 5Oc
The Woman Of Fire, by Adolphe Blot 50c
Old Middeton's Money, by Cecil Hay. juc
Vaticanism, I'D Answer to ReproOts and he
plies, by ght Hon. w. +. Gladstone, III. p
~ cents
Just received FULL line Of BLANK BOOKS,
all siZes--Journals Ledgers, Day Books, Cash
Books, Medium. DENY, Crown and Cap, fall
and half bound, Mems, Pass Books, Indexes.
Owing to the new postal law in, reaslng the
postage on pa Hages OF merchandise from hal:
cent 10 one cent per ounce, which goes into Ct
feet April LIST, the price Of lot No. ! 5 quircs
Note Paper prepaid will he 35c; lot No. 2 50c;
lot No. 3 Coo; lot No. 4 Soc and 81. French
Quadrllle same price.
Initial Notes, a great variety Of styles and
prices. Pieric's ii est French Rep Papers ana
Envelopes to match.
Paper, Enve opes, Books, Magazines, Re-
views, etc, m,ied to any part of tn: country.
GEO. FRENCH,
NH % IS King ST., Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-23
VIRGINIA IEtsISLATITsE.

La the Senate, yesterday, the bill to issue
Sc, 900 worth Of bonds to the bank Of Rocking
ham, Was referred to the Committee Oh Banks.
A number of bills were introduced and re-
ferred to committees, among them bill giving
the consent OF the State to the purchase by
the United States OF certain lands at Hampton
and Winchester, now used as cemeteries, etc.,
and bill to consolidate the existing debt of
the University Of Virginia.
The House joint resolution instructing the
Attorney General to institute proceedings
against the sureties OF the late treasurer OF the
Commonwealth Was referred.
Bills were passed providing for an increase
OF the school funds OF Prince William county;
protecting sheep 10 Albemare county; incor
Hone; and to secure iron ship building yards
10, aud steamship communication between the
State OF Virginia and Europe.
A bill appropratiDg $4,000 to print docu
ments of the Southern Historical Society, was
laid on the table.
The House general tax bill was read twice
and placed on the calendar and made the
special order for to. III ,rrnw.
The bill fixing So 900 AS the amount to be
expended yearly 10 books, works OF arts, ETC.,
for the State Library, was ordered to its en-
grossment.
In the House of Delegates Dumber Of bills
we're received from the Senate aud referred
Bills were reported amending the Code 10
relation to subscription to stock of Internal
Improvement Companies, and 10 prevent To-
ternal Improvement Companies from selling
their corporate rights and powers
The bill subdividing the 18Th judicial circuit
ana creating the 18th, was amended.
a bill to establish Il bureau Ut Insurance was
ordered to its engrossmeDt.
The House bill requiring one of the judges
of the Supreme Court Of Appeals to reside in
Richmond, with au increase OF pay was read
The third TIM, and ordered to its engruSsment.
The House took up the bill providing for a
lease of the penitentiary, which Was debated
and amended.
The bill to consolidate, re establish ana rcgu-
late the Sinking Fund OF the State Of Virginia
was passed.
"Clvn. RIGHTs IN BERRYvILIE. The
Clarke Courier says:
Last Friday q mulstto with his crursge for
lifted by enough 'benzine' to mark out worm
fence line, entered the Union Hotel OF TINS
mace and called for something 10 eat. Very
quietly the proprietor accommodated him, pre-
lrrrirs TO do this rather than be subject t the
ANNOYANCE Of legal proceedings; but the next
day the proprietor took down his hotel sign'
had his hotel license cancelled and The Union
Hotel WIS converted into q boarding house,
which Glass Of houses does not come under The
Civil Rights BILL
The Legislature Of Alabama adjourned yes
terday sine die The last act Was one With
drawing the license tax trom hotels, and allow
,,x ,bo,o IN la cnntrarfi Iyiru buarders
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-23
COUNTY Items.

REPORTED FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
There are at least two white avowed beliey-
crs u the doctrine Of Civil Rights 10 this
couaty.
A neat dwelling house has been finished at
the intersection of tho Wash ington and Alex
audrla pike, by the county road, which is de-
cidcd Improvement to that portion of the
couoly.
Mr.. j. p Bartlett, ST., of Arlington, has
commenced the boot aud shoe business in
Georgetown, D. g., aud his friends in the
county eau we'll afford TO patrouze him, tor he
is master hand 10 his trade.
Brick making will soon be 10 full blast 10 the
numerous yards at Fort Ruunion, Waterloo
and Whereabouts, and many who are now un-
able TO procure employment will then fluid
plenty Of il aud good wages
On dit, that a gallant sou OF Mars is soon
to be sacrificed to llymeu through the con.
quest OF his heart by charming young lady Of
| the county.
Homer, son Of Mr. W. N Reed, Of Airing
| ton, died last Thursday, and Was buried Salur-
day AFTERNOON. Homer was bright and beau
tiful lad, whom every one loved, member Of
the Baptist Church and Good Templar SeV'
era years ago he Was awarded the first prize at
the commencement Of the Columbia School
Ut late he has been great sufferer from deli
cate health, supcrinduced by spaSms.
Rev. MIR. Phelps (Mcthodist) preached an
| earnest sermon to a large congregation, 10 Ar
lingtou, last Sunday night.
% the first Sunday in April there is to be
Confirmation ut Trinity Chapel, in Arlington
by Bishop johns
CLARKE County ITEMS. There have been
several forced sales OF real estate in The county
the past week Among them the farm of Dr..
}. W. Stevenson, four aud ahali' miles from
Berryvlle on the Castleman's ferry pike; POO
acres with good improvements, al $35 per acre,
and &c acres at SIC per acre, to MIR. Baugher,
of Frederick county, Nd Also the farm of
DIR. +. j. k,rioot, on the Wildwood turnpike,
two and ahalt miles from BeIryville, at S25
per acre. There is good large stone dwelling
on this farm, fine orchard, with fine run
ming stream through it.
Primary elections for county officers took
place ou Thursday last when about one thous-
aud votes were cast, and resulted as follows ::
For county clerk, j. M. Gibson and George
Glass, present incumbent, we're contestants,
and The contest being close, Gibson received
the nomination by Is majority only. For
! tIti~ uIcI u. nlCN. AcuutTly duu ".
shall were contestants. and Marshall Was pomi-
mated by about 50 maj riy. For sheriff, three
contestants, J. K Num-. Wm. Taylor and Jno.
II. Crow, and the latter nominated by &c ma
jority. For commissioner of the reveuue, W.
+. Meade and w. II. Million, aud the latter
nominated by l0j majority.
The second trial OF Lj curgus Little, OF Clarke
county, for the murder Of his brother, Of which
| one other hrut her has hpretotore been convicted
and is now undergoing punishment in the pen
ltcutlsry. has commenced at Winchester, the
case having bceu removed to Frederick county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-23

lHE IMPORTANCE of the exercise of suitahla
care Ia regard to public fisheries may be annr..
clu'ed from the tae', now quite well establish.
Ell, that The consumption Of f. ii .uluroo,riv
cured, or taken during the exhaustion f,I-w.
Ing the spawning season, produces srrou, evils
these, amu others, consisting ia Dart Of
modified form Of eprosy a:I claphaotiasi.
diseases dir ely traccabc to the cause referred
to 10 Norway and in India
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-23

10 response to questions by the jury, Judge
Emmons, in the United States Court at Mem
phis, Tennessee, yesterday, delivered charge
to the grand jury 10 reference to civil rights.
He said you ask whether it is crime, for
which you have the right to tind an indictment,
that negro has been denied full and equal
enjoyment Of accommodations, advantages, ia
oilities and privileges Of theatres and inns OF
the State. Such denial is not au offence over
which Congress can give this court jurlsdlc-
ton. These are matters which the State gov
eminent alone controls. Parties who thluk
themselves aggreved can bring their civil &C.
ton in this court at once. Any decision we
may then make can be reviewed by the Su-
preme Court,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-23

Accounts of the destruction Of life and prop
erty, by the tornado Of Sunday, especially IN
Georgia, are distressing. The territory in the
line of the tornado is dcsoate waste. There
is great distress in the devastated districts, and
urgent need for assistance. Contributions sent
to the mayor of Augusta will be distributed to
Tho affiliated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-23

The good will, debts, material, job Office and
other property of the Richmond Evening News,
brought s., 500 at public sale Saturday. The
Office was purchased by VIM. H. Wade, who
will continue the publication Of the paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-23

Walter w. Wood, of Halifax couaty, who
has removed to St. l. ,uis, having resigned the
appointment of Commissioner to the Centennial
Exhibition. COL Frederick w. NJ. Holiday,
of Winchester, has been nominated to the
President, by the Governor, as his successor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-23

1t is said to be doubtful whether Graham,
implicated in the Stowe cadctship case, will
be expelled from the State Senate. His tcrm
ends with this session and the session itself will
come to an end four days after Frlday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-23

The bill of the New York Herald for adver
Using the sale of the Virginia peuiteutiary, 50
lines so times, was $456. What would have
been said if any paper 10 the State had have
charged ouc:half that rate2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-23

The Philadelphia North American contains
q positive denial of the statement that Mr.
George Fl. boxer intends to decline the Rus
o;,n Mission
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-23
COM Vi EItGAAL.

ALExAND Ia MARKET. March 8.-Wba.,
is active and unchanged; Offering, OF l4l6 bush.
els, with sales of choice lot of white nj III
and red at l25, l27, l23, l3l and III for prir. o
choice. Corn is firm ri Yesterdays quotations.
offerings of go bushels, with sales of \ prim.
lot Of white at 81. mixed ut 5! and - and val.
low at g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-23

The House OF Delegates has passed 40
amendment to the Tax bill, requiring all license
taxes to be paid in lawful money of the United
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-23
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1876.
SPEECH OF SENATOR WRITER'S. the U.
8. Senate, yesterday, while the Louisiana reso
,Iinn M no under discussion.

SPEECH OF SENATOR WlTHERs.-ln the U.
8. Senate. yesterday, while the Louisiana reso'
luton was under discussion,
Mr.. Withers, of Virginia, said as repre-
sentative Of one OF the older States OF the
Union, State which has contributed as much
as any other to form and tx the character oil
the Government aud to protect the principles
OF constitutional right, he claimed the right to
be heard at time when their existence was
threatened With destruction.
He mainteined that the Senate could not
properly consider the pending resolution 10 tins
special session. To express an opinion 10 al,
vance as to the action OF the President Wouid
vet dangerous precedent, and might emparc
rass the future action of the body IN cases >ol
impeachment that might arise. lie comment
ed upon attempting to pass, without proper
consideration, a resolution framed alter much
care by caucus. Iu this connection he refer
red to Mr.. Morton as welding the party whip
with a relentless hand, and flashing Into obedl-
epce the recalctraut members of his party like
a skilltul driver crowdlng his team over the
brink OF hill.
He proceeded to discuss the general ques-
tions Involved in the debate. tie alluded 10
what be regarded as the repeated lntractlons OF
the present Executive upon the other depart.
ments of the Government. and his repeated
disregard of law, which the Senate was now
asked to approve He condemned IN the
strongest terms the military interference 10
Louisiana, aDd the course OF Gen. Sheridan on
his assuming command in that State. he did
not believe that one. half or one tenth OF the
murders and outrages alleged to have been
committed in Louisiana had really taken place.
There we're outrages and murders III other
States, but there was no interference. 10
party point Of view the adoption OF this reso-
luton would not be unfortunate Tor his party,
Blu. on this question he did not speak as par
tizan. In the next election the naked question
would be presented whether there are any
rights or liberties Of the people.which the Fix
ecutive is bound to respect. lie did not lear
the result. He had hopes that the Aug 10 Sax
on race would be an exception 10 the historic
rule of the success of usurpers. tie DelleVed
the people would assert their honor and their
sovereignty superior to both State and National
affairs.
The Baltimore Gazette's Washington cor
respondent says of the speech :-"Colonel
Withers' reputation as gallant soldier height
ened the interest of his listeners on the other
side, and when it is said that he contributed
some new points to this generally hackneyed
debate, it will be conceded that he is mau
of more than average ability. His speech was
we'll delivered and we'll received.