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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19

The editor of the Shepaerdstotra Regis
ter says be viii agree to pay for the square ="
dinners he eats at the Carter House" if we
will pay for the ri'es we take on the railroad.
Assuming for argument sake that be is correct
in his intimation that we do not pay, bis prop
osiliou is not a reasonably fair one, iu that we
have not concluded always TO remain at home
and he aever-ncye no never expects to
come to Charles,own again for reasons this
deponent sageth not We have 90 ilea that
friend Ziule tca tossed coppers on Sunday
His proposition is very like the game Of " heads
win, tails you lose.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19
MARRIED.,

At the NJ. E. Church, in Charlestowu, on Wed
nesdav. April lG. 1879, by Rev. A. NJ. Caekley,
Mr.. JAMES KIRBY 70 Miss ALICE BARR, all OF
this county.
On the 10Th Of April, ut the residence OF the
bride. near Middlewav, 10 this county by Rev.
Chas. q. Fisher, Mr.. GEORGE NJ. MYERS, OF
Middeway. to Miss REDECCA E., daughter of
Middleton NJ. Bowen.
90 the sth Of April. 1879, at Forest Grove
Church. Fred Co. Md, by the Rev. w. w.
Watts, Mr.. W. T. PETERS, Of Shepherdstown, TO
Miss SALLIE E. BELL, of Greenfield, Frederick
county, Nd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19
ATTENTION, BEAD THIS:
Finy CaTria res, BuEgieS, JaEgers and
WaSOES ca Hand.
MEAN TO SELL THEM

Idesiro 60 .ea'lthe attention Of the citizens oil
Berkeley and surrounding counties % the fact
that have on hand large and elegant supply
Cd Family Carriages, Buggies, R0ckaways. Jenny
Linds. and other STYLES OF vehicles, else Wagons
90 all kinds aud descriptions, which / an selling
lower than other dealers In M line, either for
cash. 90 time or in exchange for horses. country
produce. OF second hand carriages. ask atten-
zion Oh these terms as they are more liberal n o
carriage makers usually ofsr. Times are hard
and money scarce. but wantmy friends aud Gus
TONERS O. know that, nevertheless, they eae sup
ply themselves uith carriages.
Persons IN want Of old carriage wheels % az
up thcir market wagons, or e. make temporary
wagons. will nud at my factory any kind they
nay desire. some Of them very good, and will last
long time Tor such purposes.
Repairing promptly done as usual. Give ne q
call, &c you want anything in ms line; II will not
Dc my mult IL SIC don't deal.
WG +. GEYER.
Martinsburg, June %, ls7s-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19

We are indebted to Mr.. r. P. McGlin-
cy, Secretary Of the Northwestern Dairy
mems Association" Cor the 18th Annual Re-
port OF that socitty-a hundred page pamphlet
full of matter interesting to dairy farmers
We hope he sent one to Ziitle-lOr he wants
all information obtainable concerning dairies.
lie is Just about to add thousand cocoauuts
to bis producing stock, but he will want
Instructions bow to feed them judiciously.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19


The editor of the Shepherdsto,ca Regis
ter reads Us lesson on personalities Ayear
or two ago he called us an idiot aud we have
in the archives Of memory his broken promise
Of public reparation! swo weeks aso he per-
mi,,ed 40 anonymous writer to accuse us OF
having a big mouth aud to express the
wish that griudsiono or cannon ball would
roll along aud shut it,! Aud last week he
e,litorially intimated that we are unhealthy,
dyspePtic, fault-fndine, and need his
sympathy; and in another paragral b,
that We have soreplace the
result Of those Intellectual Tho,ns in the
Flesh, his spirited and interesting cor
respondents D.; aud worse-profteTed some Of
his ointment Tor old sores or fresh cuts! AN
e,nollieut compounded after formula to lie
found in Titles Hundred Year Almanac
Next week we shal not be surprised 10 find
that he has pronounced US cockeyed, aud vii
mock us as bald-headed-iu the latter failing
to profit by the scriptural narrative Of the she
bea.s. II be continues to impress US with the
belief that he is "a had man" and is deter
miueG to Gu; Us up" we will be compelled
10 practice the arts, grac aud activities OF
the athlete, SO that, il necessary, we can leap
unharmel from an eminence and thus cha
lenge the admiration Of some, aud the envy Of
such an ne as did. afer such perform
ancs. todde of like a lame duck.
BE cnuIteous neighbor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19

War and God--A hotel lcdr based on gold
prices. In order to Accommodate both classes
of travellers. the Grand Central Hotel, on
Broadway, New York, is now kept on both
plans, the American at 81 so TO $500, and
the European at 81 90, and upwards, per day.
An elegant Restaurant at moderate prices, is
conducted 10y the Hotel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19

Frederick Douglas, the most distin-
guishe1 inan OF the colored race aud Marshal
of the District Of Columbia, passed Charles
town on Tuesday en- route to S,aunion, where
he wzs announced TO deliver an address As
our contemporary Of Shs SPIRIT boarded the
train armed with shrTered pencil aud a
pursatiye pellet almanac, we presume he in-
,eryiew,d the modern Frederick the Great
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19

In the Circuit Court on Thursday Of
last week. in the case Of Capt. Joseph f. Abel
vs.. Tue Penn Mutual Insurance Company, the
Jury rendered a verdict Of 5000 in favor Of the
PhiuuG-u5u Wm H. Travers and Capt.
George B,ylor Tor the Plaintiff. and James NJ.
Mason f0r Defendant.
In the case II Richard Jackson VS.. 3. & o
RR.-in a suit for the killing Of COW in
1872. the jury rendered 4 verdict for the De-
fsadaut Msssrs. Mcdonald & Beckwith for
the Plaintiff, and Messrs. Baylor Il Wilson for
the Defendant.
The case of Jno. y Washington, vs..
B. so. R.R-a suit for the killing Of a
h,rsc.-was decided in favor Of the plaintiff
M-ssrs. Grove Brown for plaintiff Baylor
* Wilson fsr Defendant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19

Maj. a. Z. Richards, native, Of Lou
coun County, aud a well-Temembered officer of
Mcsbys Battalion during the war, is winning
an envable distinction at the Louisville, (Ken-
tucky,) bar. The C0urier-Journal Of that
city speaks in complimentary terms Of recent
eli,rt in the prosecution Of noted criminal in
the absence Of Gen Dake, the States Attor-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19
Health Better than Wealth !

A PORTABLE STEAM FEATHER, HAIR
a ANDCARPET BENOyATOR Is now 10 op
Grafton in CbsrlestowD, siiording to the ciI z.ns
OF tho town and yacinity tie facility for having
thoroughly elapsed and renovated Feather BEDS
and Hair or Sponge Msttrssses, Carpets. &c. BY
the process all grmhy substances and filth are
removed, aad tie festhers. &C. come out perfectly
fresh aud e,san-enhancing the value greatly and
inOred by This process. The price paid for the
renovation is small indeed compared with the
benefit derived.
The Renovating Establishment is on Main street,
near the corner Of Mildred, and will be open a
short time. Call promptly.
AnfiiIg. 1879. REDDICK BROS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19
Shoes ! ShoeslI

7 AN now receiving ny Stock Of SPRING and
l SUMNER SHOES for Cent?, Ladies, Mise:
and Children. keep constantly on hand Benja-
mio Russelrs Cuspm-Made Shoes. every pair
warranted. Call ard exsmlre before purchasing
elsewhere, as know can care yoG money.
NIMROD TRUSSEI
First National Bank Building.
hrrii ~ lS1q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19
Special n Offices.
CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indscretions OF youth. nervous weakness, carly
decay, loss OF manhood, DC, win send recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send self-addsessed envelope
to the REy. JOS. 7. LYMAN, Station d, NeU York
CITY.
Jan. l9, lS79-lv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19

Senator Beck's speech in the Senate
on Tuesday snd Wednesday is said to have
been the ablest yet made on either side on the
Army appropriations bill. II must have
been O crOWler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19

Three applications cured me Of severe Rheu-
matte pain, and cheerfully recommend kel-
ler's Roman L;uiment. CORNELIUS NoONAN,
Lieutenant Metropolitan Police, Washington,
ID e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19
At Private Sale.

TIVE following personal property will be sold
at Private sale:
One Brood Mare and yearliDg Colt
One four year old Mckinney Colt,
Two three year old Colts,
Three young Cows, (DrY).
Five Alderney ycarling Calvcs,
Seventy Sheep, Thirty Lambs.
Twelve bead OF Hogs, -Four Pigs,
One Mccormick Reaper.
Single and Double Shovel Plows,
One Two-iIorse Sleigh, &c, &c, slso
4 Thorough- Bred ALDERNEYBULL.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of six months on
all sums Of aud above Ten Dollsrs-Negotiable
Note, with good security, payable at Bank In
Charlestown-with interest Sums less thsn ten
Dollars cash. JOHN SELDEN,
Trustee for Mrs. Sarah Selden.
March %, lS79-tL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19

Gen. Richard Taylor Familiarity known
as Dick Taylor" aud Gully son Of President
Zachary Taylor, died in New York. Saturday
last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19
The Virginia Free Press,
The odd Family Journal"
-u,sLssrOwx. Arnu 10. 1870.
Mere Mention.


r r.. viii. be resumed ia few days. The
Engineer Corps lea for Clarke county on Fri
lay 9. last week.
Nlr. A. W. Cramcr's new store room Is
,b9u, ready for occupation. Mr. Butt execu-
Pc. tae wood work aud Mr. Zines the paint
.ug.
Wearc indebted to our good friend
Mr. Henry DUNN for string Of fresh fish
Our citizens can be accommOdatel on good
Germs a, bis establishment
Mr.. u. West, of Ripon, viii deliver
Temperance address at Duldeljs on thc oath
instant. The Duaielis Coruet Baud will fur
rish music 90 euliveu The occasion.
Mr.. VIM. Kimes IA marketing the front
ofMr. Goljsmi,b's store-houses. and 10 man
psr 20 excite the eavy Of Tennessee marble
workers.
Mr. Unseld of Sheph, -lstown announc-
ss ,hat De has just received a thousand cocoa
nuts This will be iuspiriting 60 Mr. little Of
che REGISTER, "no lAs o'o" '1''o O''0 '-o-
bout milk Tor bis dairy than for babes.
A few OF the many fr'euas of Rev. sgd
nor Il Ferguson had tbe era,i6,a,iOn Of seeing
Lion here on Wednesday, looking we'll He
.reass well of Front Royal. bis present home,
as O growing town aud prosperous people.
We~es.ret TO learn that the pretty little
s,n-h,er ~ MA. ID. Barr bad three fingers
lT.l.eh,,lcrt off on Tuesday afternoon
l.., be s,-,w.cnt,er. DR. Gerard F. Mason
was called aud dil what was best ior the little
sufferer
p r johnson & Co.. builders, have
contracted TO improve ,le property Of DR.. y
Marmiou 10 this place occupied by Mr. C. g.
johnson. on Main street ana also 90 erect
tenant house tor Dr Ell Wager ou his farm
NJ. 1,,1,s q 4almes F,. been ON a
.;.,.c,,e,, n. 400 ,oe,,,e contract f5r "a,
-, nv. .f.,,l,- c,,,.,y C.urt House at
,..,,l,.o A., ne re7se., Of The BaaHne
-. D.. ,.s ,,.r,,,l D-,wines and
s,ssisl,i,a.. an has executed Che commits
sion handsomely. Woshoulugt De surpriseC
.fbe becomes Tie builder % tbe cliice.
NJ Drvsrs , na-;veo ~ AfiI.Tcwav
,.. ........,, ,,,. a., ,r,.,i.is.sr Of law il
80 v..,,.sv Tiu riea.. accent ou
.,...-.'...-, ..,. ,,,f,,. r,ris
80 49,, .. ...i,, ,..,,,,, ,,
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P-'' -'r' ., ,.,......,,,. .,.,;.,,,.
' ~ .p....,.-,',.i W. ....rt
~,r
o,s.,, . ,,i3's sf canon. specimen. 1T pe;ri
nc,i3n. faaI oa OIL. 3 ,rkc.ty county farm
They have ,he form os My apple and
tp,k A,rr Sith these were specimens o
rich ir,a ora fram ths hals OF Ia. C. j
t,s,suer near N,rtio,bars.
r. NJ. R.ll..r- v,, o-, onora.
...s..,.. g.,...,.,....y.,.-i,.tb,s pl,ss
I..-. -~..r... ,s.-t rs,y ,,.,p.,.l a
-...-... s,.. ,.l,.,l. - ,s fresh
l',..,..'.. ..., nav y.,,mme.d dies,
..............l ,s..,- ,,.,,r,t-. d, an Who have
Feather BEDS, o' Hair OF Sponge A1'''Asse'
'-a' need renovation.
The nev store of Mrs G. T. Thomas,
~r MIN street IS we doubt Got. a poi1t Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19

Mr. b. A. Wade has been appointed
agent Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pauy at Vaudeville, Va. g. j. Swimley
rrsirrcd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19
DIED.

April 6. 1879. HATTIE LEE. infant daught tier Of
AsburY and Alice l.. Hopper, aged years, .
months and Il days.
In Shepherdstowa. April o, 1879, Mrs. JONES,
wife OF the late Joshua Jones, deceased, aged 81
years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19
WANTED

HoPEwELL WOODEN Mus.
JEFF. Co, w. Va, March Is, 1879.
Any person with small capital who desires 10
invest IN good paying business with an expert
enced man Who understands his business, can do
well By calling on James Watson, Agt., ct the
Hopeweil Wooden Mills. Or the Mills will b.
leased for one year or more on reasonable terms.
For full particulars call or write %
JAMES WATSON, Agt.
Barper's Ferry, JED. Co, ". Va.
Mach 20, ls79-lt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19

Mr. Davies vas screnaded by the Brass
Band on Monday night We have what &C.
CURED on the occasion 10 type. but are obliged
to defer it till next week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19
De courteous neighbor

What IS home with ut baby Many
children have coughs aud colds Just now. and
should have the greatest care. aud a bottle If
DE-. Bulls Cough Syrup Price only % cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19

We are indebted to Col. Jno. W. Gran
than. a member Of the Board Of Directors Of
the Insane Asylum at Weston, for some facts
concerning late meeting Of the Board. The
Directors met on The 3rd instant, and organ
lied by electiug Col Withrow President, and
W f. Lively Secretary The institution was
carefully inspected and fond in good coudi-
ton aud the patients we'll cared for. Whole
Number iu Hospital 4ls-males 226, females
l9I. Of which II are colorei. The cost per
capita for last six months SAM per week
this includes salaries Of officers aud employees.
aud is lower than any similar institution in the
United States. The Board Of Directors after
the regular routine Of business, proceeded to
open proposals and award contracts for the
erection Of Section ,, North Of centre building.
The proposals were numerou'-the successful
bidders the loWest being as follows: NJ. j.
OC0uuor. sioue aud brick work-SS0 500 I;
G. A. Cochran. plasteripg-$ 435O; roofing
s. 500 MsBride & LT-. carpenter work
S0.74O; W. w Watson. painting aud glazing
81 .8S7 Thanking in all something over
$4,000 The corresponding section cost
SOS 600, which is more than double. The
Legislature appropriated S95. 600 The Di-
rcctors now expect TO finish the Hospital for
that amount, or, at least, get al additional
sections under roof, aud have fixed 2lst Of May
to receive proposals for the remaining sectious.
Il is certainly a very creditable report. We
are gratifed TO see ample accommodations pro-
vided by the State Tor this unfortunate class.
The following testimonial is signed by
the Leading physicians Of 81. Louis; Golden ;
Li-biy's Liquid Extract Of Beet and Tonic lnvig-
orator Is a very agreeable article Of diet aud par
ticularly useful in Diptberia, Fever, aud every
depressing disease We cheeriully recommend Il.
Every family should have a few bottles"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19
4 Disease 80 wrecAs u Sys.em

Every function is derauged every nerve IN
strung, every muscle aui fiber weakened BY fever
and asue. 10 is, IN fact, disease which if un-
checked eventually wrecks the system. In its
types IN every phase. tits dangerous. destructive
Stupor, d-lirium. cunvulsi1ns of;en attend il and
cause swift dissolution. But when combattrd with
llustcttcr's Stomach Bitters It's foothold In the
system l., di>iudged. and every vestge OF il eradi
Gated. That benign auti-icbriie specific and pre-
ventive ct the dreaded scourge is recognized not
only within our owu boundaries, but 10 tropic
lands far beyond them. where intermittents and
remitteots are 'earfuliv prevalent, 10 be a sure
antid O. o. the mliafial poison aud a reliable
means nt overcoming disorders % the stomach.
liver and bowels. Ot which vitiated tovrid at
uospi.rc ard brlcki,h u4ilsna tainted water are
extremely p-9vocatve.- An emigraats aud trav-
c.ers shacit be supplied with il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19
BOOTS AND SHOES.

L VERY important branch Of ny business and
y one take rrea; pride in, the fact is, exper-
fence has taught that its loss Of time 20 keep
ANYTHING bat The best goods in this line. Ny trade
is so extensive that il enables me TO buy direct
from the manufacturer Thus giving me ad-
vantage IN prices that will defy competition. !
hare ine assortment Of Ladies', Mems, aud Chill
dren's Shoes together with handsome stock Of
Mems, Youths and Boys Boots aud Shoes. Il
wiz pay you to examine this line before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
April 5, 1879 c. w. TRUSSELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19
THE BEST.
FOR RENT.

VHE Store-Room and Dwelling nov occupied
bY Philip T. Rohr. adjoining the Store Of
Geo. W. T. Kears'ey. Possession given April LIST.
- JANE II. kEYES.
February Is, ls7e-.I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19

Since some Of the grangers are repudi-
a,ias any svoh leadership as that which would,
I ! 10 could, abolish the Free Schools and con-
lemus the theory. even. as "obnoyi'us to the
purity AM elevation q society" tie JEFFERSON
r ,,eas is trying through the Siepierdsto,s"
Register 90 wriss'e out Of tae position assumed
by him f,r that paper. II Ire bad al the es-
seatiai qualifications Of mind and character,
bis opposition 20 the Free Schools would pro
ven, bis ilck-scrvwiug himself to the executive
chair Of West Vi1siuia. We apprchcul no
man who ,tsmatzes the principle Of public
instruction as obnoxious to the purity aud
elewHoo Of so,iiy" can obtain public favor
iu this S.a,e-rar ought he. Aud we believe
chat some of thnse gentlemen who, at a recent
Cuacil g thc Gmuscss, endorsed the " course
&C tle E,g',i1-aud la its course must be
iaclulri lbs opposition to and deuuucation Of
Ere S,hool-, and It's neutral ~ 10 politics at a
uomcut when every journal should take Que
SIDE or the ether. there being no mid he ground
will fal that tie missile buried at TIE FREE
PEEss wi.i prove a boomerang.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19

Medical authorities assert that more than one
half of tae annual mortality is due TO puimona-
ry complaints. Why then, neglect so great
an earthly salvation When Dr. Schlev's Fami-
ly Coush syrup Is guaranteed 10 afford relief?
Il Is 90 patent humbug, butts prescribed by
tie faculty. Try Il aud be convinced. Price
only 25c, Tor sale in ChaTlestown by c. +.
Bsller. ard at Harpers Ferry by Gilbert Bros.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-19

TusT received. 10, Of Sugar Cured Hams,
81 Dried Beef aud Breakfast Bsconb
hpril IL, 1873. HI COOKE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
The Springfield Mass RepuJ,ic,n, the al

The Springfield Mass RepuJ'icon the ali.
lest republican journal IN New England, in
discussing the last veto says;
We believe that the popular Jealousy of the
influence OF arbitrary authority upon elections
is just and jealousy and necessary to the free.
dom and int gritty OF the ballot Fl /, a jcal-
ousy which, on that day. keeps the British
soldier strictly within his barracks only allow
ing him 10 go out 10 vote and which iorblds
the calling ont of the militia in some of our
states. The queen OF England has rs wide an
executive obligation rs the president of the
United States, but surrenders the use Of troops
on election day. The governor of Pennsylvania
has an equal obligation to execute the laws Of
his state ON election day with other days, but
no body of troops shall be present At any elec
ton in tina, state.
Mr. Hayes has not only exposed himself to
the charge of disingenuousness by his success
sivc vcoes, but he has set Up the democratic
patty out Of all their troubles and blunders
with "A very respectable issue Notwilhstand
ing the careful disavowas Of the president, his
veto of two bills, the last drawn with care to
meet his objections TO the first, places him in
the attitude of defending II use of force which
the people will not sanction"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-24
Truth for All Times.

When men vote and when their chosen Of
ticers meet to conduct the affairs of their pollt
ical Governments. no soldiers can interfere
This limit to their antagonisms no political
party can safely pass.
So said William VI. Evarts, ut mass meet
ing of the people OF New York, dozen years
ago, when as vet he had never dreamed OF
linking his political fortunes with those of the
then unknown man Hayes
AN armed force in the ncghborhood OF the
polls is almost of necessity menace to the
voters and an interference with their freedom
and independence"
SO said Geo. W. MCGrary, in his book on
elections before he had lent himself to Hayes.
Civil liberty and Il Standing army tor the
purposes of civil police have never yet stood
together, and never can stand together"
So said William II. Seward, speaking with
the same wholesome adherence of military
interference with the rights of the citizen
which led the founders OF our Government to
circumscribe within the narrowest limits beth
the size and the functions of the regular army.
But we now see Hayes, in his veto, march
ing beyond that limit in party manmuvres
which Mr. Evarts once declared unsafe to pass !;
insisting on that right of using troops ut the
polls which Mr. McCrary declared to be a
menancc to the independence of voters; and
intending to make that use of a standing army
AS Il police which Mr.. Seward declared to be
Incompatible with the continuance of liberty
" Y ,SUU