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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-02
COURT OF AppEALs.

ALBANY, N. ", Oct I, ISIS.
In the Court OF Appeals Tuesday, October l, 1878,
present Hon. Sanford E. Church, Chief Justice, and
Read, administrator, vs.. tho Cay oil Buffalo; An.
thouy VI. Harrison; Fax ". Bened'ct; shsrin Ross
ComDapy.-J uogment affirmed, with costs.
wnittiesey VS.. Frantz, administrairix; Hays va
ana new trial granted; costs TO abide lhs event.
jordan, administrator, vs.. the National snoe aud
Leather Bank .. t"e e'.y OF New 1orxmsaasmsn'
In the matter 81 the Guardian, Mutual and otncr
lie insurance companies; the Bowery National Bank
vs. Duryc~.-Ordor nfhrmed, with COSTS
Uhos,erman va Engisnd.-Appea, dismissed, with
costs.
Boughton, executor. VS.. Flint, cxccutor.-order Of
General Term reversed and doorsc OF surrogate az
armed; costs TO DO paid ont Of shs estate.
No a2l Amos d Leievre, appellant, vs.. Stephen
W. Kellogg. respondent Motion TO dismiss appeal
argued by W. II. Armour for motion land William ).
Gibson opposed.
AprKALs rRon oRpEna
No. 1853. Tho steuben County Bank, respondent
A. J. Rec ior appellants and ). ). ParKnurss Tor
respondent.
Merritt (susd as William WILSON, ct al. appellant
Argued by Beujainin N. stiiwcli for appellant
sos ~ a.oss
Smith Tor appellant and william a. Mckinney Tor
respondent -
No. 36A 10 roassignment OF Joci u. Farnam.-Suo'
m,stcd.
No. 800 James Crcgip, respondent, vs. Brookiyn
Cross Town Railroad Company, appellant Argued
by Winchester Brtton for appellant aud J. Warren
Lauton for respondent
GENERAL TERN
No. OIL. Thomas Sims, respondent, va Elias SimR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mt resums a ana concluded
No. 1875 rhe kaicscroocker Lie Insurance. Com
psuy, appellant vs. George \. Paterson, assignee,
&C., ., AL respondcnts.-Arguedo by H. U. Canine Tor
| appellant and j. Hsmpden Dougnsrty for respond.
ents.
Spicer, Jr., respondenL-Argued by John n. Bergen
for appellant ana Frank D. S,urgss for Respondent
Case still on.
DAT CALENDAR.
The following is the day calendar for Wednesday,
| October 2:-Nos. l2ss %, 81, 90, os, lld 81, IL
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MRS. HUBBARDS WILL.

Objections filed yesterday in the matter OF the
probate Of tho W u OF Maria L. Hubbard, formerly
Maria l.. POWELL OF Gravosond, whicn was offered for
probate by Charles Il. Robinson, before Surrogate
Daily, Kings county, IN August last. Tho parties oo
Jectine are Joseph Alien, her brother, and W. G.
I.usk, her nephew. They claim that the paper pre-
scented ber last will, and alter II slguod,
they say, she married Horace b. Human and revoked
any and all wills previously made by her They
therefore petition the Surrogate that the will may
DO admitted 10 probate. Mrs Hubbard, IL will be
remembered, was tho unfortunate lady VINO died In
June last at the residence OF her third husband,
samuel Hubbard, from Tho effects of strychniue, IN
half fuli OF lager beet inc value OF estate
Is not more. u Is said, than $4,000
The argument adjourned TIL October Ia.
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COOPER-MARSHALL.

In room No. H. No 23o Broadway, yesterday,
Judge Barbour continued divorce reference OF the
Cooper Marshall case. There during the morn
ing no material evidence adduccd, Mr. Marshall tcsti-
Tying tina. the property his brother left amounted TO
about $344.0oo. tho personal property TO about
$l67,s In tho afternoon, on the redirect exam
nation Mr. Marshall testified that the contingent
penscs oil the and div proceedings were 10 be
deirayea by him. There considerable cross firing
between Mr.. Ten Eyck and SIT. Scribner during the
hearing, to which Judge Barbour put summary
stop. The reference crowded by the irieu DIS
Of both parties and much feeling was manifested.
The further bearing was adjourned until hapast ton
A, NJ To- morrow.
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: THE COURTS.
NEW DEPARTURE IN THE MATTER OF ORDERS

NEW DEPARTURE IN THE MATTER OF ORDERS
OF ARREST.
Serving orders of arrest Saturday evening so as
to prevent the party arrested from procuring bail
ana thus insure his commitment to prison. after tho
recent remarks OF Judge Wesibrook on the subject
denouncing such procedure. ID evidently likely to
grow disiavor The case which such remarks
were based came before Judge wss,brook yesterday
in Supreme Court, Chambers, being q motion 10
vacate the order OF arrest granted against J. Lee
HumirevlIie IN the SUIT OF John sidney Goldsmith,
The latter. formerly assistant secretary OF
the road charging the former with having maiigned
his and thus procuring his discharge from
the employ OF the Second Avenue Railroad Company.
The order OF arrest, though granted on Wednesday,
18TH OF last September was not served TIL eight
r. Nj. OF the Saturday following. MI. Peter Mitchell,
counsel isr Mr. Humireve, stated that The latter
stakeholder aud director OF the company, and that
oil he dd was to report 10 the company Information
given him, which Goldsmith was duly dis
CHARGED. Mr.. William y. Howe, the opposing coun-
sell vacation OF the order OF arrest,
aud thus ended TINS case, which Is likely 10 prove
fororunner IN putting ostoppe TO similar service OF
orders of arrest,
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A MESSING MAN FOUND DROWNED.

DR.. Peter H. Sheridan. who. as stated in yesterdays
HERALD, had been missing from hts home in Brooklyn
since Friday night, found floating In the OF
Robinson's houses, the Wall Street Ferry
yesterday morning. the rcmains which had owl
IDENTIFY been In tho water Tor days, were free
from all marks OF violence. The lower lip chin
had however been lacerated but the teeth were per-
feet There also hole the righ cheek supposed
TO have been caused by smell FISH, On searching
the pockets of the deceased $40 In grccnbacks case
Of surgical Instruments aud watch and chain wero
found. An inquest will DO held.
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SuPRExK Cousr-CuAxBHRs-Hcdo by Judge West
brook-Court opens at hai-past ten o'clocs-Caendar
called eleven O'Clock A. Mos. 26 81. l39, l4l,
l6l, 204 22l, Isl. 242. 246, l53, 257. 25s.
SUPERIOR IoURr-SPECiAL fEkM-Hcld BY Judge
Van vorsL-Court opons - Twelve O'Clock N. No
day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIAL TERx-Hcid by Judge J. r.
Day.-Court opens al ten O'clock. No day calendar.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-Part Hold by Re-
cordcr John K HackctI-fne People va William J.
Farrell, homicide; Same We. Nicholas Quirk, feloni-
GUS assault and bastery; Same VS.. John White. felo-
NOUS assault and battery; Same Vs. Joseph Jagle,
felonious assault aud battery; Sams VS.. Samuel
Ksnn, burglary; Same vs.. Enza6cth Hogan, burg
larry; Same vs. Anton Giuseppe, fsionIous assault
aud battery; same Michael Crowley and M,chasl
O'Brisn, burglary; Same VS.. Charles Boyle, burg
larry; Same James H. Holden, ourgiaryI
Same LOUIS Smell, forgery; Same va Daniel
Rowan, larceny from the person; Same Va
Patrick Kelly, larceny from tho person; Sam,
vs. David Wheeler, larceny IRON the person
Part Held by Judge Sutherland The People va
James McManis, homicide; Same va Andrcw smith,
felonious assault and battery same va Jamcs Kelly
fslonious assault and battery; Same Va. William
Thompson, mavbem: same vs. Francs J. Molcy.
grand larceny; Same VS.. Mary Kelly. larceny from
the person; same VS. Mary Gibson, larceny IRON the
person. Same vs. John sullivan, violation Of Lottery
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stcam ana Inc other Tor u amount TO guaran-
tee replacement OF all pavements disturbed during
the work OF laying pipes The same gentleman also
presented a communication from the German Ameri-
can Independent Citizens Association, protesting
against granting the privilege without deriving there
from an income IN proportion 10 the extent aud value
OF the franchise. and requesting that u be offered at
pubic competition as the safest method against Ia
vvritism and Partially.
Both COMMUNICATIONS we're placed on le
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GENERAL sTURcIs EN- ROUTE FOR WEST POINT
TO TESTIFY.
REAL ESTATE.
Tho 10 lowing sales made on the Real Estate
Exchange October -

The 10 lowing Gales were made on the Keal EstRtc
Exchange October l -
BY Il. HARNErr
Ambrose Mcneil. ree-Foreclosure sale OF the
four story brick building. with lease o, lot 2,x9O,
No. 1885 Sd av.. ". 6U5 ft. n. OF 6lst ST.,
re nso 500 psr snnam, 10 plaintiff 49,. 900
Also similar sale, j. sanford Potter, referee-Ot
fPa FL. - ST. to paintit =. 5000
b 4. H.. LUDLOW AND CO.
Alfred 7. Ackert. reeree-Forec osure saic OF three
f. ". Of 9Th av. to plaintiff. 1880
L. AND l. PHILLIPS.
Foreclosure sale-S. v. Bag:cy, referee OF plot
" corner o. eat iosa s.. 10 Miss Mary Miller nloo
Also the frame building and two story
frame staole with lot -. Sx95x27 lOx9o. No 273
TO alter a H. Wood ........... -. 4e75
Aiso-rhomas +. Wickes, reforee-forecl sale
IL the three story brick dwelling. with lot COX
sv 70 piain,ia 5.7os
". X. STEVENSON,
Contract sale of tue four story brown stone house
schatfer. nstorney.. .... $4,000
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Marcus Siberstein obtained Judgment against
Abraham Burger for 81, 500, and property having
been found except insurance policies, Judge Goepp
appointed spencer c. Muslin receiver OF them. Be-
fore could receive anything tho creditors
and tho debtors came TO some arrangement and the
Judgment was satisfied OF record. A motion
made before Judge sheridan yesterday 10 have tho
receiver removed on payment OF mis- legal lees This
opposed the ground that II mad not been
shown that there not other judgments unsatIs-
fed against the judgment debtor that The application
was irregularly made BY tho judgment creditor who
had already assigned the Judgment that sucn assign
mont was made before Inc satisfaction OF the jadg-
mont was recorded; that the present receiver bad
once been removed by Judge McAdam ana Mr.
Could appointed in his stead; that Gould had then
been removed by Judge Goepp aud the present re-
ceivcr reapponted aud 1t now looked as though it
merely wanted to again swap receivers On the
part the motion II Was replied that there were no
judgments which this receiver could act, and that
his discharge asked by the same party who had
him appointed. Judge Sheridan reserved his decis-
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THOSE AWFUL BOOKS.

All that Assistant United States District Attorney
Herrick could say yesterday IN relation the books
wanted In tho case the United States against Sam
uel J. Tiiden was that they had ct been found
aud that there seemed no Immediate prospect of
earning them.
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HEATING THE CITY BY STEAM.

General Spinola's steam heating proposition was
again before the Board OF Aldermen yesterday.
Alderman Morris sent IN a communication from the
Now York Steam supply Company Offering TO enter
into Two bcnds--one Tor 100000 10 secure tho oiiy
against damages by accidents through she use Of
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uN1rFD STATES DISTRICT CLERK.

Samuel II. Lyman, tho newly appointed Clerk Of
the District Court OF the United States In the room Of
Colonel Bolts, resigned, was yesterday sworn into
office by Judge Choate. Mr.. Lyman has appointed az
deputy clerk and cashier Mr.. Jamos Alexander
Patrick, who has been several years IN me oice ami
who takes tho place OF Mr.. Thomas Alexander, VINO
goes managing clerk In the law Office oil Colonel
Belts Mr. Lyman, the now cerk, 10 native Of OHIO,
but descended from tho Lymans of Northampton,
Mass He born IN 1888, and graduated at Yale
College IN 1851 He received an appointment In the
United States survey In that year. and remained
tho till the close Of the war, being assigned
during most OF the time TO duty with the corps OF
United States engineers AZ his own request In 1865
he resigned TO follow the profession OF the Law, and
entered Columbia College Law school, from which he
graduated He then entered into copartnership
under the firm name OF Convers Lyman, aud has
ever since been IN active practice.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.


On Friday next Chief Justice Waite will sit In the
United States Circuit Court 30 scte bills OF exccp-
tons In OF appeal.
Lawrence voghl was tried yesterday in Part 2,
Court or General Sessions before Judge G,ldcrsleevc
upon q charge OF feonious assault. John O'Brieu
testified that shot by the prisoner IN tho log
without any provocation. Mr. William +. KNITTING,
for the defence examined tho prisoner, who admit.
ted tho shooting, but claimed that II was justdablc.
Several Witnesses gave him good character and the
Jury acquitted him.
rho Portuguese Consul at this port made complaint
before Commissioner Osborn, Yesterday, that jose
do Armada had deserted from tho Portuguese bark
Arapeiia, and requested warrant Tor his arrest.
The warrant granted and the deserter arrested
and brought before the Commissioner, where he &C
knowedged the charge against m DC was com.
mand OF Consul, Pursuant 10 treaty between the
United States aud Portugal
James Kelly tired before Judge Gildorseeve In
Part OF Court Of General Sessions yesterday Tor
foonious assault with intent 10 XIII John Curtis in
November last. Tho prisoner aud the complainant
wore fellow workmen IN Haic's buildings, on west
Thirty seventh street, and Curtis testified that Kelly
threw pair OF plumbers pyers at him which struck
his head necessitalcd his nemeut TO his house
Tor three moptns On cross-examination ME- Abe
Humme Key's counsel, ELECTED the fact that the
arrest was not made until seven months aftor the
occurrence Kelly also iestin-d that the affair was
purely accidental Judge Giidersiesve, on MI Hum
mes notion directed Tho jury 10 acquit, and verdict
OF guilty rendered.
william n. Manning, Jr., who arrested for
presenting forged cheek Tor s26 IS on Lew anger
terday In Part / Of the Court OF General
Sessions Tor sentence, the accused having pro.
vlousiy pleaded guilty 10 the offence charged.
Ho Is tho son OF Mr.. w. N. Manning
the bag merchant, OF No 24s Front street, says he
was broker, gave his address as No. $50 Varick
street IL may BIO remombcred that some month
ago tho prisoner after leaving MS ,amy, attempted
10 commit suicide IN tho West End Hotel Eighth
avenue, near Iwenty-third street, but recovered
from the pistol shot wound. He subsequently was
arrested tho charge OF forgery. Recorder Hackeu
sent the unfortunate young man 70 the state Re-
formatory ~ Emira.
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GENERAL PoRTEK's CASE CLOSED.

ommu nications were placed on file.
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his attractive undertaking. II demonstrates
the rapid growth Of somewhat new aud We,
ry refined tastes.
We missed the military review. but were
partially compensated 81 The full rpnks,
brilliant appearance. and perfect move
meats q The Bingham boys. They mum,
brred o. rank and lille. forming two COM
panies, and their drill was the admiration
IL c.ery one on the grounds. Il is really
wonderful 10 witness the perfection u their
drill, the celebrity Of their movements. the
accuracy Of their evoluiions,. their prompt
aud instantaneous response 10 orders. their
precision in the M unual. anu IN the other
qaalltie- which 60 10 prove most thorough
and accurac instruction. and ready capaci.
Is 10 imb,be it. Tue Bingham School Is
an Institution honor able to the State, aud q
perfect model 70. all military education
apart from admitted excellcnce IN sll other
branches Of learning.
Upon other matters connected with the
Fair. We will have something to say in oul
! cal columns.
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r. DOMAIN. Ills WEEKLY AID.
VANCE"

We are 10 receipts Il Two Numbers o. The
vehicle thruugi, which our old friend Col.
y. DJnau hnds expression q. his inimita.
bic un.ppro,chsbIe a..oI tide u inulufSrm
and neysrio be bake yocshultry iholgh .
bursting frsm the exLsssiless reres .. u !
Beter titms brain. articulatiBg t..m-c'tts
IN wo,ds. engii.h u IN eng I'D. but alsaIs
eloquent q lie ides. overwhelming 9Th
tie power % re.istles- strength ~ s6i-
f'unGing wi,h The startling lo,sliy u an
expcetei but expressive combinations The
Col. has ribow room IL ". .us paper. apd
gives bih,eii The wiJ,s latitude. whether y
bs fpr List, ag'ted r.,,p.odirs ~ fen,ls
loveIipr.s. s,4.i,Iag vuipoarings -, political
r1scali,y. ~ dsrp ihoighted r.ae.iiuul Oh
subjects u mprslity. o.
RrOm one u bis '.Iart really maIs ser
mOn-. We make the f,llowiBg extracts, %
apropos 10 the time:
Abbor rsdieali.n and she newfanrlpd
loyalty sbirlI ie ,rles that anything party
de. = right l,esars d the lcayen ~
Wall -t,cf Whose phIy gel y gold. bos-
ever fiilly ~ fully gp,l.s. is,aile wifh
. hoIy bathing ~ lie ui,cIesb pirate cIcs
Of Grsnii.m aud Si,efhsaisD Shan ever,
thing thai rayvrs 81 u.arI,afign aud crDira
lizatIon. ,;Ies,e "a states, rights. White
supn niscy spl anitcas,l palaic puri6eI,o..
yde ,he sfpigH Democratic ticket. Wien
ever you can honestly and rp-eieniivusly
never despair u liberty and Tie republic !;
and pay fOr Jour paper ~ advance Ind.
~ surely ~ there u heysn for christians.
and ano'hrr place Gr large proportion Of
our so.called statesmen. sou will BE- healthy
wealthy. wise and happy Pcs soLiseam.
Amen. A.xOmen.
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NOT a CASE In POINT

A corr, spondent asks Us to call attention
to the fact that josiah Tsrner once chal.
lsnged the Governor Of North Carolina. the
late Tod u. CALDWELL. 10 mortal combat.
thereby disgaalifyins himself. under tbs
Act Of Assembly. for such cases made and
provided. Of ever alter holding within the
State Of North Carolina. any Office Of trust.
honor or profit. Ii was very saucy thing
TO challenge live Governor. the very tel
rur u whose official position should have
iismayed the prssamptuous creature whu
could entertain the idea that one 50 lafiy
coald stcop to the humiliating cpn>iiera-
lion Of pistols and coffee With mere cvi.
liam. 1t was lofty flight Of audsei,y. Til.
challenge to the Governor. Perhaps il was
its very audacity that made il 50 safe q ven
tura. a.
Yet. nevertheless the challenge was pass
ed. lsu, besides being pretty sure ola re-
jection. he challenger made himself safe
fDm al the penalties attaching to violation
Il well known law. lie had the Legish.
iure. Congress, the guberatoiial chair il.
self, in view all the time: and he was very
careful to work no Disqualification 10 him.
self. even if the challenge itself we're no,a.
ing more than piece Of chc,p bravado;
and 50 The challenge Was sen, from South
Carolina by the hands Of : South Carroll
uiau. W. ,biuh therefore this. ,e.l.a;s.lly
considered. there was no violation Of
North Carolina statute.
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A NEW CANDIDATE.

The Raleigh Oj,ercer tells us that Gen.
Willie ID. Jones Of W4ke announces him
selfas candidate for Congress in the 4,h
Disfric.. ~ . true blue Republican. TIE
Observer does not know BY what authority
the General comes ont; hut be evidently
responds to the cravings u the faithful who
are too tree to party 10 vote for Demo
crat like Joe Dsvi.. and too resentful Of
past insultsio vote for Turner. Whatever
the influence. We are not al al alarmed
lie will divide Radical votes with Turner
who has endeared himself 80 closely 10 Li.
new friends rs to be sure Of goodly por-
tim Of their strength; while be has been
% successful Of late 10 slienaiing his demo-
cratic adherents that he can count % bur
meagrr support from them.
We look upon The election Of Mr. Dayi.
asan assured fact. y We may be allowed to
draw our differences ftmp what We see 70.
ing on around ~. The scales bave drop.
ped IRON the eyes of many. who. governed
BY the noblest q motives. cluug toa man
they believed IN i'll used Democrat. Sc
ipg j. believing; aud many sucb during
court week. cou1 not reconcile pure Demo-
crazy with s.siduous and degrading court
=
ship Of he negro vote.
As for Gen. Willie d. Jones. We simply
announce his eandldacy as piece Of news.
without attaching feathers weight 10 the
apprehension that he cndangers the success
u J"seph J. Davis.
we:earn. subsequently. that Il was tic
acii,n # the Republican campaign Tom.
mittee that brought nut Willie D. Jones.
and We entered upon bis campaign At Ux.
ford dariag The Session Il Granville Court.
Ike Young WAS Their. and held fast 10 Tur.
ner. and the General was scarcely permit.
TED to be beard. Ike held up Turner rs .
psnem convert to lladicslism. lie said
that al Turner had ever dons sgaias: The
liepublicsn party va. 70 write something
against Il. Ne. Young. bad forgive, bin
al those sins. and - had IIollen and liar.
grove.
Turner sIso poke. aud among other
things. said that Jppes charged Lim s,,L
abusing the Rspsbliean party ne bad
never abused IN honest l,epoblieanl We
can ~ remember the day when Turner was
ready 70 sw-sr there sers NO HONEST he.
ppblienis. "a III. ows slegas. lnpgusgs.
there ras 10 choice ~ sinking oh"
The Isalrigb Olssycer Gays: They DO ssy
- hor sier wile; u. Jones u - ~ ,hs
llsdic.l rsadijs,c ", Congress 10 iais dis
lriet.
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The Salisbury W,tchmn. commenting

The Salisbury W.tch@os. commenting
upon the recent conviction Of the Young
white men, Davis and Andrews appropriat-
" moralizes as follows:
We shink there u lesson in this care
for. alas too many young men to study.
and that Il. fast. reckless. dissipa,ed life
81 surely lends them into snarcs and temp.
tatiors which 50 nften terminate IN the COM
initial Of deeds that may now shock them
even TO think of.
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.. y srasrTos' .. BooroS aIlL. .. >. HOPKINS.
r. IA. STRATT0N e. co.
GhsfGAl ConnlsslosM tncHASrs.
1871 Cary STREE.
RICHMOND. ri.
SpeciI attention phil o. the SnIs n
GRAIN and TOBACCO.

ruSsfcSNENrs II az kilnIs &c Produce aud
W Merchandise solicited tram l.as. Eunl.lI.
eu 0n application. af usual ferms.
kr- 81 lri-inr-s entrusted TO a. shall receive
prompt attention.
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Al FALLEN LEADER

As much as personal feeling might ip,
cline Us TO follow up she advantages gained
over josiah Turner. certain feeling 81
commisera,ion, arising from the contrast ~
his past and present position. disasms us of
resentment which il you'd be perfectly
natural 10 indulge. But We have no dispo-
sition TO lend any additional weight to the
impetus which i carrying him down hill.
lpoli,ically 10 himself. BY bis anre-
strained temper and violence IL language
by his open defiance Of nj the principles
which he once avowed aud advocated as the
essential elements uf Democratic character,
Is dining more 10 hasten his own anwnfal
than the rumbInrd eifnris IL his most earn
est opponents. Aud We ale glad tina, il is
81; We are glad that he should become the
exponent OF his own character. Ha devels
ois b. his own words aud his, v ac,ous.
the exact characteristics a.crib, i 10 him BY
those who had learned 10 kn,w HIM better
than tue general pubs. |, IS leftfor him.
himself. to atix the seal 10 his own ruin.
And we ID ald be glad, il Providence
w.o,l !, ill, 1, G,ra,., Y, .,;.,.;.. III mama
f,a. .,.,,.. "a
.'s't t a,,
The election fur members &c Congress
-. ,,I.,. r,,,,.'. ~ =, u S.sr
| ,s7s.' ,h,,l;. i, ~, ). -, r,,...,.v v..t
!, 49,. =, 80, I, ~. :, =. ), ~
Mi. MI ,..,s i, II. p,vi.
..f - IS
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The lsal.igb Olssycer ss,s: They do say
- h6~ der wii-; u jones u - ~ che
l,sfic.l rsadiJs,c ~ Cosg,css 10 iais dis
triet.