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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-07-14
SheriU's Sale

pY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI
ID FACIAS issued by A. c. Good and E. G..
Hall Justices of the Peace of the State of Ma
ryland, in and for Garrett county, and to me
directed, being No. 724 on said Goods docket
and No. 304l on said Halls docket, to- Wit :
No IA issued at the suit of A. II. Blackston
and No. 30il at the suit of W. +, Cunningham
against the goods and chattels lands and
tenements of John Swauger, | have seized
and taken in execution all the right, title,
interest and estate both at law and in equity
OF the said John Swauger in and to all those
lots, pieces or parcels of land lying and being
in Garrett county, Md, and beginning for the
same at the end of the fifth line of a tract of
land called Sprinfield, and running south
seventy degrees, east ninety four and three
forth perches, on the third line of tract of
land conveyed by j. h. Anderson to Eliza
beth Stephens, and with the said line north
hfteen degrees, east nineteen and one half
perches to the end of the said third line,
then with the reversed lines of tract of land
conveyed by the said Anderson to John
Swauger north fifteen and one half perches
TO two bounded naples, north thirty six and
one half degrees, west forty perches to the
end of the Sth line of Springfield, then W tn
the s, and lines thereof, reversed, south
forty six degrees, west twenty perches, north
six degrees, west twenty perches, TO within
two and one half perches OF a wild cherry
tree, south forty six degrees, west sixty five
perches 10 beginning, containing 2l12 acres,
ID ore or less; IL being the same property that
was con eyed to the said John Swauger by
Joseph r. Anderson and wife, by deed bear
ing date the 3rd day Of July, 1876, and duly
recorded in Liber w. H. T., No. 2, Folio 779,
one of the land records of Garrett County,
Md.
And hereby give notice that on
Saturday, 28th day Of July, 1877.
at o'clock, p. NJ, lin front of Coddington's
Hotel in the town of Oakland, Garrett coun-
ty, Nd, will offer for sale the above de-
scribed real estste to the highest bidder for
cash, to satisfy said judgments and costs.
j. G. DUNHAM,
ju7-tt. Sheriff.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-07-14
ORDER NLSI.

In the Circuit Court for Garrett county, Nc
%, Equity.
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INSOLVENT'S NOTICE,

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR GARRETT
l. COUNTY--No.i6 BENZ. f. SNYDER VS..
HIS CREDITORS.
Ordered, this 10Th day of April 1877, that
Benz. f. Snyder give notice to HIS creditors, In
dorsers and sureties that the SECOND MON
DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT is fixed for the
said Benz. f Snyder. to appear in the Circuit
Court for Garrett county, to answer such in
terrogatores and allegations as his creditors
indorsers or sureties may propose or allege
against him; and that "a copy of this order
be published In some newspaper printed i'm
the town of Oakland, for three months prior
TO the said Second Monday of September
next, as such notice.
W. II. TOWER,
CLERK Circuit Court for Garrett Co.
True Copy-Test
W. II. TOWER, Clerk. a2lmS
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18

the impatient dun. "What's this 2" he
yelled. "Dollar and a half" returned
my host; "you are the party expected
to pay me bill in the morning, and J
think I've done pretty square thing
in giving you fifty per cent. of it,
Hand me receipt for the amount anC
credit me with it on the bill" There
is small potato dealer now on the City
Front who makes modest competence
by the sale of his tubers; but ever and
anon as he wanders among his sacks he
murmurs sadly: GLOW that hotel
keeper did clinch me, to be sure!" 1t
was the last bill he ever tried tocollect.
--San Francisco Chronicle.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18

!."Gentlcmcn," said nayis,, caamlvant
at the same time ,dispIaying a revolver
lyon will oblige me by returning Il
the seat you have lately occupied. Youl
little scheme of abduction has failed
and would inform you that ron will
be under guard the remaiudcg of The
run. Any attempts toescape mighthc
attended with serious rsr Its. i Wit
messed your villainy from thr rlafeorriIn'.
The rascals did not reply, but with
dogged sullenness dropped into The seat
and two brakemen, armed With rcyoi-
vers, were placed over them
A physician, who was,a passenger on
the train, attended to Mr.. Radcliffe and
his daughter, and in die time they re-
covered from the effects of the cll.oro-
form. ..
When Mabel looked UIcn Tie blue
eyed man, she recognized Jared Abbott
a rejected lover. His confederate Bur-
dock, she did not know. The man who
was waiting near the station for theab-
ducting party never fell into the
clutches Of the law; but it is certain
that the principal and his eager assist
ant saw the inside Of a penitentiary.
1t was Dick Davis' hand that held
the belI-rope while Burdock tugged at
it, and his signal that increased the
speed of the train, thus effectively pre-
venting the Williams escape. ... ... n q,
Cyrus Radcliffe profi'cred Conductor
Diuk.a handsome check for his services:
but it was refused, aid the reward that
he finally accepted, was the hand OF
the through passenger. .'o , j.,
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
BE Frank.

n Never deceive for the sake of a foolish
jest, or to excite the laughter of a few
companions at the expense of friend.
Be anxious when you relate anything
to tell it just as it occurred. Never
vary in the least degree. The reason
why our ears are, so often saluted by
false reports is because people in telling
real things add a little to them, and rs
they pass through a dozen mouths The
original stories are turned into some.
thing entirely different. So when you
attempt to- tell anything that you have
seen with your own eyes, relate it cor
rectly in every particular, and as you
grow older you will reap the adyan-
. ros Of This course.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
Part Payment.

At last a man has been found who
has got even with the demon debt col
lector. One of the hideous tribe took
trip up the country this spring to try
and get debt of $3.50 out of small
hotel keeper who was in arrears to his
liouor merchant. Boniface received
him politely and said he would give
him something on account the next
morning, as he expected a gentleman
then in the house, to pay him Dill.
The dcllar-squeezer, of course, staid
over night, got up next morning, called
for his bill, paid three dollars for his
hoard and lodging to the clerk, and
then waited for the proprietor
to get the promised coin. After
hanging round all the forenoon,
the smiling debtor held con-
su1tation with his clerk, which resulted
in three half dollars being extracted
from the drawer and duly handed to
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
A Touching Story Touchingly Told.

In che year Is, as the mail train on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bound
west to Cumberland, in charge of the
late Capt. George A. Rawling, conduc-
tor, was approaching Doe Gully tunnel
the engine struck and killed a cow be-
longing to the widow Of Watchman
ut that point who lost his life in the
service. ..r... .... ...'
The accident soon brought to the
scene quite number of the people liv-
ing in the immediate neighborhood and
among them the widow of the watch
man and her five small children, who
were crying most pitcously at their
loss, and using the most heart-rending
expressions. Rawlings, who was pro
verbal for his kindness of heart, took
up a subscription, the passengers and
traimmen contributing, and he soon col
lected over seventy dollars and handed
it to the widow.
With tears in her eyes, she turned to
him and said "You will never regret
this kindness to the poor widow and
her children, and it will come home to
you some day or other" .'"i
Time rolled on and the incident was
nearly forgotten, when one night Raw
lings left Cumberland on his eastbound
trip in terrible rain storm, and after
passing through Doe Gully tunnel, his
cngineman blew for brakes in sharp
and quick blasts, indicating sudden
and unexpected danger.
The train was brought to standstill
within fifty feet Of an immense land
slide covcring.the track for distance
Of tifty-yards, close to which a large
bonfire had been built, and standing
within a few feet Of it the widow, with
"A blazing pine knot in her hand, way
ing it and shouting: "Where is the con-
Aurtor? Where is the conductor?"'
Rawlings scon appeared, and going
Np to him she said; 81 told you, you
lever would regret your kindness to
TIE poor lone widow and her children.
heard the fail Of rock and earth in the
nut and knew you were coming down
and built fire to warn you of the
hanger. God bless the man who thought
If the poor widow and her children
wnen they were in trouble.'
The scene can be better imagined
Lan described.
This act Of the widow saved the lives
IF the passengers and train men, and
20 ,!i, day '"lommy Beckett, who ran
The '!NnlaHarc' on the occasion, am,
who Is still running Oh the Washing
,on branch, ripe in years, no doubt
often thinks OF the widow with the
blazing pine knot, who signaled him
ut Doe Gully tunnel Baltimore Ete''l'sg
NplrS,
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
The atmosphere.

What is the height of the atmosphere
that surrounds the eartht We find
answers in our PHILOSOPHERS varying
from 40 to 200 miles. Nearly all of the
tmosphere is doubtless within 80 miles
Of the earth, but some eminent authori-
ties claim that air gerry much raritied ex.
tends 200 miles from the earth.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
THE RIOTOES SOFrAS.

The Turkish armament which was sup
posed to be very complete and powerful,
now proves by careful inspection TO be
weak. The figures recently published es
tablish the fact that the whole military es'
Enlistment OF the Turkish Empire mum.
bers only about quarter oil million OF
men. which Is meagre force Tor the de-
tense OF frontier extending almost from
the Adriatc to the Black Sea, and from
the eastern shores OF that sea to the Cas-
plan. The larger portion oil the army Is at
present distributed through the provinces
Of Bosnia Bulgaria and Herzegovina, and
il is so small that 1t can scarcely keep the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

Of which may DO attested through the
heads Of bureaus, chief clerks, or by com.
mittees Of which one or the other just
named shall be part. Who knows aoy
better than the chief clerks as to the quail
fications Of applicants, or their adaptation
TO the particular duty which is requiredH
Not one. A recommendation should be
required, and be deemed prima Jacie here
as elsewhere. II this Is all fair on its face,
with such discrimination and questionings
as are fitting and pertinent In private bust
ness, let him be tried. Then, after suf-
ficient period, If he proves by practical test
to be honest and capable, lie: him be re-
tanned.
In our judgment, some sort Of regula.
tions based upon ideas similar to these,
and more or less amplifled, will DO all that
Is required.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

THE EQuITY Court, presided over by
that eminent jurist and sound lswyer,
Judge wrLtE. yesterday sbated the hack
stand nuisance in front of the Arlington
hotel, and decided that the District Com
missioners had a perfect right under the
law to change the location of the hack.
stands of the city. The disappearance OF
the half dozen hacks that have for SO long
INSTRUCTED the centre Of Vermont avenue in
front of the Arlington is welcome news to
the residents on the line Of that street.
Let the hack stands hereafter be located
around the public squares, where they
properly belong, and where they will not
obstruct travel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

think, see VIA, Is meant This method
WINS tried for some wears with great eclat.
but aftervard II vas found to spread the
smallpox-so much that an act Of Parlia-
mept yu raised to forbid its use. Vac.
cip.,iou. introduced by DIR. JRysEa, hiss
followed, and this was smother step in
advance. I was the frs, child in my
fathers family yaccinated seventy. one
years ago, several elder brothers and
sis,, rs having been inoculated. Both
methods answered in our cases. But for
many years have been satisfied that
other diseases besides the modified small
pox (called covpox) are now intro iuced
by the old vaccine, and have steadily
refused TO use il, seeking rather, a. 10.
creased trouble and expense, new vaccine.
And the question which comes forcibly to
the front is this May not some other
prcservative be discovered which shall be
a further Improvement This question
cannot be answered so long as vaccination
is compelled by lsu. There are no per-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
TIE CLERK OF THE HOUSE.

Among the many rumors as TO what the
Clerk OF the House oil Representatives will
do at It's organizanon' ane what he will not
Go, 1t Is well to remember that the House
itself has declared that It's CLERK is Its ser
want and not Its master: We refer to the
ever memorable New jersey case In 1889.
The CLERK refused TO amend the roll and to
receive any motion to amend IT. For four
days the House tried In vain TO organize,
and confusion reigned supreme. Near the
close oil tne iourth DAY the CLERK. who was
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

YEsTERpAY, nj IL Ocl ,Cik, IN tht very
spot where JoHS u, LEE rHmmfrsat ms
atrocious Mountain Meadow irfEny rxsutE
years ago, his soul wRs SEM N IN Maker
10 answer for the deeds 6unt m tht hnfF-
The revolving Story ID ms tlHrk rrims.
which was published yssisraErp came ~ III
through the miss and shadows I'd TWENTY
years like 4 bloody eFisnbt ID 1hs hlrik
ages The story itself Hrcras with stIs
whole history Of Mmmm lie GihIrHnsr
and ststecraft. The MHrmn Cnrrrh IL
the Mormon State. The hr-aHnHt Ent
cAllous licentisuspess Cd the me GihlrIrtsr-
lies the other, bechnss the rwO Irs TIM
same. The history OF this fnIl 1nsaiaraim
has been one Of contempt cd mHL Er'r-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
s1MPCLSORT LyOCCL4TIOy OF VAC

slMPCLSORT LyOCCL4TIOy OF VAC
CINE.
In the fics Of the fact that there is con-
silisrshis opposition among the medical
frnsrnitY 10 compulsory vaccination on
the grounds that ii prevents further dis
cuEerY and compels medical science to
paIss az lust that point where it might So
cure new Developments, the Ohio Legisla-
urs has passed law making vaccination
cusrCiye. An eminent English physician
strsnuuusly opposes compulsory VACCINE
5nn in the following words 1T stereo-
types particular stAge Of scientific knowi-
sdae and bars further progress. II re-
mind you Ofthe great Improvement thought
NJ have been made by the introduction Of
inGCulAtion by LADY MARY WoRTLEY
M3SrAGU at the end Of the last century,
ind ssk You to suppose that Parliament
niuht Then have pissed IN act IN com pei
Vury uGg D. e i-Gcul ted, y"u viii, !
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
CALIFORNIA.

The Order Of Caucasians Offer to Show their
Constitution, etc, to Prove that there u
Nothing Therein Calculated to Excite yio-
lence Against the Chinese.
SAN Francisco, March 23.-The leading
spirits OF the Order of Caucasians, which Is
charged with the responsibility for the late
Chico outrage, have proposed convention OF
officers Of the Order, newspaper representa-
tives, Col. Bee and Rev. Otis Gibson, to whom
shall be submitted the constitution, manual,
ritual, ETC., Of the Order to prove whether
there is anything in It's teachings or objects
calculated to excite violence against the
Chinese.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
A Prisoner Shot by = Keeper on Bl.ckwsns
IalAnd


tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
New YORK, March 2S.-At q late hour this
evening rsonor on Blsckwell's Island, nAmsd
John LorgenseD, was shot by Michael Goaynn,
alias "Sullen Nike" one OF tho keepers, and II
was thought his wound would prove mortal.
gagged in breaking stones. Two Of them rot into
fight, and were separated by Geayan. L0rgon-
zen, one OF the gang, then SGT on the keeper and
threw stones at him, one Of them striking
Geayan, when, losing his temper, he drew q re-
volver and fred Mt Lorgsnsen, tho ball striking
him on the knee, shaltering the bone aud render
Ing amputation necessary. 1t Is believed that
Lorgensen will die. BoAtmen on the island say
that the keeper, who had . grudgs against LDr-
gensen, provoked him, and then when the latter
retaliated the keeper shot him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

the House Of Representatives will invade
the priv ileges Of the House in It's organizi-
ton, or assume powers not belonging to
him. II he should do so Il cannot DO
doubted that the House, acting in the
light Of Its past history. will find some
means to assert It's freedom from all vas.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

ing to Washington. hui owing 10 the fsrn
that they are gong 10 leave thsr ami
government behind there is No cxuR i'm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

"a HOLY CROSS CHURCH CsulEEHE
Massachusetts Hvanut and Eirisrsafh zrrsEl-
services sundays nj hsfh n u n IN y M
daily; Il m ltrrnly- A!Nlh m. nsaus INT IsrapnI-
seats free. Rev. j. a. AAE1BkL- Enrfm-
mhil-satn
MISUNDERSTANDING -Ar
mcIAuLhS- nf masSsrhn-a,>, VII rrwrn N
the Unitarian rburtfh. 10 y
northwest. SUNDAY MORNING. a. y q sarrsiN
and evening NJ 7.z oNrlauk. >unass srshsal 80
n. IN. u1f1l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

If THE politicians ana rHana Ir%# viii
pass quietly 70 the rear FresiaHr1 HAEEs
will soon strHighIsn the EDu which.
through political marhinstinns. inns hHsn
tapgling itself since The close II 1hs rsasl-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
A $4,000 Fire In P1ttsburg.

tBy telegraph to the National Republican,
PITTsBURG, March ga fire broke out to-
night in the stables ofweldon 4 Kelly, on Virgin
alley, Just betow Wood street, and, spreading
rapidly, destroyed the furnace and range manu-.
factory Of the same firm, J. q. Bennett & Co.,
hat mandatory and store-house, and four small
tenement houses. The total loss will probably
A1O zoo.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

IT HAS been definitely EHntrtKIpaB fhlu
the foundation Of the Washington Num-
mept Is strong enough 10 hear The wfir1n
of the ssOa 900 appropriation mHdt tE cnn-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

MNIsTER WAsHBrKxE Inns officially rs-
signed, to take effect urun fhs quLlfirs-
ton Of his successor. Tlhe upunrry VIII
lose an able, energetic md PT,nlEr Euhihr
sPryant
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
Wreck Of . Railroad Train In Indiana-Tl,ir-
teen People Injured.

tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
IEDIASAPoLIs, IND, March 2S.-A local
freight train on the indianapolis and yincennss
railroad, carrying passengers In the eaboOse car,
was thrown from the track rs II was approaching
q trettle- BRIDGE four miles east Of worthington,
Ind, about noon to-day. The train passed over
the bridge except the last two cars and oaboosn,
which went down, iniuring thirteen psaplh,
among whom were the conductor and enc brakes
man. One Of the passengers, Henry POdgett, has
since died from HIS injuries.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

THE cold sHouLnEr" Of the Frssibmz
is always turned towards ms relstH#S w
that the nearer they ref 10 the kinrAun
the further they are off from the tfrunH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

AsNAIL law cnpy Of DAVID DrVIES
FIELD brings the lun,tic BIssrSs' rRBe ma
court FIELD believes thst m .r1nnfy mFy
do anything fur pay.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
Adjournment Of tho Trial OF the Case
Against Peter Ii. Swoony

Thy Telegraph 10 the National Republican,
New YORK March 23.-Judge Westbrook
has granted an adjournment OF tho trial Of tho
case against Peter b. Sweeny to the hrst Monday
In June, 70 suit the convenience of the defend
ants COUNSEL but on certain conditions, one being
thatthey consent to waive tho present struck Jury.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

Murder In khssouH-A Man In Independ-
ence Is Called to His Door and Shot
Down.
tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
sT. LOUIS, March 23.-Sick Crenshaw was
shot and killed at his home, near Independence,
Mo-, last evening by Henry Cathey. Crenshaw
had been the cause OF q separation between
Cathey and his wife about q year ago, and last
night Cathey went to Crenshaw's house, called
him to the door and killed him. Cathey sur
rendered himselfto the authorities.
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Nominated for Mayor.

fBy Telegraph 10 the National Republican.
CINCrNNATT, March 2l.-Colonel r. N.
M""'c received tho Republican nomination for
rr!Or 10 cay.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
Escape of the Chicago Letter Thief.

CHICAGO, March 2S.-Fred. j. Gross, who
was yesterday apprehended In the act Of steal
ing letters which he was distributing in the
postoftice department, escaped from the mar
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
PERSONAL.

N. r. hoone, oi NeN honk- " rcrrfsaerA1 n
the Arlington.
f,or.r,,, 1s,,.,,. III, - ~ -.
N"h WIN 'rh~ hhh hhW An
NEW York toadny,
I Rm,u A,,.ra v,,Jt -. -.
-, $500 . s"nlnAfA'
oi fiOfioh, W IN TOWN.
T. T. Dillrrhsurb nj Tslflpa-a,,.,a, - .
.1,'' " oa'"'Ap ~
T. W Stnurhtsn and fsmilr- pF w. v,-a-
are ocrupyip n hspasun, Euf,, .J ,,,v,,. ,., "a.
Arlington.
p,n u,,s+,r r,,,-,rr- ut,.- a..a-r -.
,,,,,. n.s r,,,,-,,.s -, NJ -, -.
h'no hah Ioourp"u ~ ~sshhkiH .nu ~ i"nsnw
wui Yipr niup- Centennial ,,,u,,n..a,,-,-,
from China Is nm n ,r,rf v,,t m s,,,, ,,,, =, :,
stopping nj wumlry's,
- i.N''a"' w ""t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
rEr 1g-yrIyt coMlnssruy.

,,,ou n, A., ,r,.,,,.. of r,f,,rm m .u,p;-
rsuu,.r s,,,,n a v,rk;un ar,st mischief i'm
nm ,.-,,, "A mn, ,,u,srv ina pub,;c mind
,a5ra BpI rr,,l,mlIy becume recouciled 10
ms, n,,surss pr,,,set coming nm In the
,ir,,,u,,5 .n,n,tarzt of tn. Administration
s,m IN. ,i.tfspsut stanti,o;n,s of the acc.
Nuns, nm, uumiYr.kabIy ALLEN back tn the
ria furvxuamsuss of opposi,iop ami r.;ec.
uiu, anil nux pr,s,,ts the ann, s,ec,acle
,sd aasniI,y ami fispisy Of bitterness before
sxlilinut Nv tina wver,r divisions of the
uwu,s.
We IN nat dss;r- d, be unreasonable or
sIs,rirus in our views, fur We are conscious
shsa IN, Prssttfsnt is s1artinr his highest
rrygry az mimi ami heart IN the patriotic
w,ink Aa Inns aIotted as the iirst duty Of
MS HIM n STRATUM. but we cannot refrain
rum sxErussi nr our surruw that anything
should have occurred to check the popular
snraIusinsm with which the announcement
qil Ais EsiIry vss greeted al over the land,
IN sua--srs even where NO one ex-
sscteI spprgvaL It is certain that the
suuqsr mntfves have led 10 the re-
cunmiimancu Of the situation nov de-
armi1ud upuu. hsfbre proceeding with the
aguIrasuu Of remedies. but il is equally
ssnaIn tiar q has disappointed public ex
EsH'ufanns and that general depression has
di1iIwul m consequence. The South,
wniEh nnt bur lust emerged from doubt
and usserya'i1n. and come TO look upon the
Frgsiih.nt as the nnhlest and wisest of men.
s'snItur ready 10 welcome his overtures
wiHh demonstrations Of Joy and gratitude.
INV sinks un,isr weight Of apprehension
bIuAIy distressing in that Il proceeds from
hhw ~ cunfilfsnce slow IN growth, and
hlrflr ma ured when struck down. The
best ami truRst friends Of the Administra-
tim sum that section confess utter deisc-
1un- anil prumise themselves nothing for
-aa future. so ar as at present discernible.
Whit thu rsiurtant recruits in the North
trv inst csnceling commitment 10 policy
zifHT ha1,. snt nov believe doomed.
Surh Is the state of public feeling To. day,
Aur II may hs modified by the early with
tHlsll Of the troops from South Carolina
In iny Visw, however. the situation is un.
t.0@,