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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1880

was genuine fresh COchin-China egg.
But WHY asked the Judge, did you SEND IL
TO him in such a sudden and tumultuous
smannerfr awell,r said Abram, he was get
ting out of the neIghbOrhoOd very fast, ana
wanted him to have an omelet before he leit'
and Won can't have an omelet without break
ing eggs, you know" Then all the bad boys
thrust their tongues in their cheeks, and the
spectators smiled, and the Judge told him win
great stornness that it was only righteous retri-
button that the bad egg he aimed at his frlend
had struck his own front door.
This story only shows that little boys who
really mean to be good cannot give too careiui
heed to the admonlton contained in their copy
books: Evil communications corrupt good
Manners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRRIGN.-J0hn Bnght spoke at Birmingham OIL
the troubles n Ireland. - Mr.. Parnell. il is said
is going TO Paris. - 1t is reported that efforts
are making to remove Irish families in distress to
Northwestern Canada. - The United States will
make further efforts at mediation in the Sopth
American War - AID is asked for the suffering
families of the dead miners at Selarton, n. 5. -
There is reaction in England in favor Of the i'm
portaton Of American cattle.
DoMESTlC-A fire III an Insane Asylum at St.
Peter, MIMI caused the loss OF from twenty to
fifty lives. 60 The Changers were in council yes
terday at Washington. 60 Colonel Mallery is
urged for the vacancy in the Signal Office. -=
The state Bar Association met at Albany. Tile
Commissaiy -General of Subsistence has submitted
his annual report. - CALIFORNIA; official vote
shows Democratic majority of 145. 80
fire in Newport, Ark, made 200 fam
lies homeless 60 The railroad managers
in Chicago have restored passenger rates
10 the Old rates - movement IS being
pushed to consolidate the Union, Central and South
err Pacific Railroads. - A cyclone and an earth
quake in Sitka. Alaska, have caused considerable
damage. - Two deaths resulted from an acct
dent Oh the Lehigh Valley Rail- cad, near Wilkes
barre.
CITY AND SUBURBAN. The Republican Central
Committee passed resolutions OF cOngiatuation over
the recent Republican victories yesterday. -
The fall meeting Of the National Academy of
Sciences began. - The Special Senate Commit
tee continued TO investigate municipal expenses and
management - The Board of Aldermen voted
to allow another Steam Heating Company
to tear up the streets. - Testimony for the pros
ecutOn was gwen IN the Munzberg murder trial.
. The Kings County Democratic General Com
mittee held lively meeting Brooklyn last night.
. Gold value of the legal-tender dollar (412l2
grains S7.71 cents stocks dull and lower, closing
weak.
The WKATnER.-TRTBUNE local observations iu-
dlcate warmer ard clear or partly cloudy weather,
followed at night by cooler weather. Thermometer
yesterday: Highest. 46o lowest, 340; average.
39sso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

must compel public confidence. There is prev
alent opinion that the enterprise IS drli''he
And unless there is some assurance that tne
question of the site and some equally urgent
questions ale to be answered III reason ana III
season, the previous question as to whether we
are TO have Fair ut all will soon be III order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
amusemeuts ono lneeunss Do Night.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC" Puriaui" ,y
PIyeU OpsRA HOUSE, and "Tae snow flo"er'
RoorB's THEATRE" Camille.
DALY's THEATRE aud S-"Needes anu rins'
FIrru AvrNpE THrArRE-" Virginius."
HAyERtY's THEATRE and s. Kevels.
MADISON soUARR TnRATEg-" Hazcl MIKE.
NIMo's GAgDES-2 and s." Encbantmcn''
PARK THY ,TRE-" The Legion OF Honor
nan FRANCISCO MiNsTREIs-" Sara Hart-burn."
STaSp.tn iHRArRE-" Sharps aud Il ats"
Union SQUARE THEATRE" Daniel ROchat"
NAIIACk's THEATRE 1.-THE Guv'nor."
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR. ~
(UICkERING HALL Recital from Hamlet"
METROPOLITAN CONCERT HALL-COnccr;.
No. EAST lat '-ST.-Exhibitton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
EnsIufes NpT,res

"ALDERNEY BRAND"
ruy ALWAYS fONDfNktD Mnk
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, nervous pr0Stratl0n,
genera. debility, particularly " esutngiroin
pulmonary complaints relieve by taking MENsMANs PtPIoN
jzRD TOSC the only OF beef containing lis
entire properties CAswELL HAZARD CO., no
Fiitn Hotel Building aud othaVe corner
beth-st also 1872 Thames ST.. Newport, X. ]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

The country begins to understand that Demo
cratic fraud yell invariably Dreccdes Democratic
catastrophe.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

1t is announced as a fact that William ii. English
refused to distribute in Indiana the packages of
papers containing the forged Mercy letter which
Barnum sent nim The work was too vile for Eng
lsh to tGKe "A hand in. That entities BarBun to TIE
belt rs the champion mean man Of America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

Several Democratic editors have rushed to the
front. about two weeks behind time. with request
that the guilty ones in this forgery business
he brought to justice. The Republicans VIII see To
that, brethren, and don't You forget 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

The Senate Committee has found an official
who frankly says his salary is too large. 1t is
Mr.. Thomas Dunlap, Commissioner of Jurors.
Mr.. Dunlap's portrait should be painted for
preservation in the City Hall. We shall not
see his like again in q generation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

IL looks now as if Barnum would allow Garfield
to take his seat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

Hancock carried California by from 81 to 143
plurality. aid Garfield carried it by 5O7
plurality. Hancock eets five electoral votes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

correspondent tells a picturesque story of
the conversion by q single letter of General
Daniel +. Sickles from an Over-zealous Demo
crat into good Republican and Union man.
Heaven forbid that anybody should write him
a letter now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

The veteran Broadway Railroad bill has
made its appearance again in the Board of
Aldermen. The strong probability that we are
TO have steam underground road along
Broadway leaves no possible pretext for this
scheme, and 1t may as well be dropped at
once,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

John Bright, in speaking to his constituents
at Birmingham, gave his views upon the
necessity OF thorough revision of the Irish
Land Laws. These lie declared must be
altered so that tenants should he secured in
the possession of their farms aud protected
against rack rents. While the Government
would dscOuntenance all chimerical plans for
transferring the lands from owners to tenants.
measures would be taken to bring together
those who wanted to sell and those who
wanted to buy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

Ex-Police Commissioner Erhardt gave some
remarkable testimony yesterday before the
Senate Committee concerning his observations
while in office. Mr. Erhardt's opinions, such
as those respecting non partisan Commissions
may not all be acceptable, but his sincerity is
evident, and some of his facts, as for exam
pie, the use OF " substitutes to a large cx-
tent in some branches OF city works, are sur
prsing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

and Garfield one. The Democratic newspapers
who regarded it as lamentable defect OF
the electoral system that those citizens OF
California who preferred to vote for only five
Hancock electors were able to do 1t, are
respectfully requested to wall little over
this latest defect, whereby Safe can be
carried by two candidates, and that one who
receives much the smaller majority can get
nearly all the electoral votes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

What viii the Democratic Congress do when it
reas,eu Oles in Dccembcrf If it follows precedent
Il will make mess OF whatever IT does.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

" ALDERNEY BRAND "
National Republican., 1880-06-16
The New postmnster-General.

Below we print an cxcnllent speech made at
Chicago by Judge l.. G. Houk, OF Tennessee, in
presenting the name of Hon. Horace Maynard
for the viCc-prcsdency. 1t is high tribute to
a great man and well worth perusing. Judge
Houk took All active part in the convention
aud deserves credit for the good record made
by his delegation. Mr.. Houk said:
MIR. PREsIDENT-In obt diencc to the action
of tho Tennessee republican state convention,
in obedience to the undivided voice of every
republican of the state Of Tennessee, in obedi-
cnce to tho common sentiment, il not the
unanimous sentiment of the republicans
of the south, rs well rs in obedience to the
demands of sialwart republicanism of the
north, arise to perform the pleasant duty Of
placing Ia nomination for the vice presidency
Of the United States the Hon. Horace May
nard of had liked to have said the state OF
Tennessee, but not that-thc Hon. Horace
Maynard of the whole union. [Anplause.l As
a bellies lettIes scholar, us an accomplished
gentleman, rs all that it takes to adOrn
a citzsn of this great republic, he has
but a few equals and absolutely no
superiOrs. Having served sixteen years
in the congress of the United States, hav-
ing now filled the important position Of min
lister to the Turkish empire for six years, his
whole public character is absolutely without
blemish or stain of any kind wlatevcr-a
man, Mr.. Chairman, who when the dark days
of the rebellion swept over the land, stood
firm when others waveyod, man who never
faltered when even the faithful themselves
began TO doubt, n man who stood courageously
by the union and the union cause when the
bravest abandoned the standard Of the union
and raised their hands against it, man who
is capable of not only adorning tho vice-rrcsi'
dency of the United States, but capable ot
adoming any position to which the American
people might SEQ proper to call him. | desire
in the name of the loyal republican union sen.
timcmt in the south, TO place him in nomina-
tion and to ask this convention to select him
as the stnndard-bcarer of the republican party
in connection with the distinguished gentle
man who has been placed at the head Of the
ticket. LGrcat applause
National Republican., 1880-06-16
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MIRYItND NEWS.

The census of Denton shows 476 inhabitants.
General Garfield is relative by marriage
of f. A. Ellis, of Ekton.
Hard crabs are plentiful in St. Michaol's
market ut ten cents u dozen.
There are twenty.scvcu aspirants for con-
grrss IN the First congressional district.
The county commissioners Of Queen Anue's
county have levied $i4,420 for pubic schools.
The colored methodist episcopal church, on
Foundry avenue, Port Deposit, was dedicated
last Sunday.
The Peninsula convention of the methodist
episcopal church will be held in Dover June
10, l6 and IL.
Martin sprecher wcl.known citizen of
Washington county, committed sgicilo by
hanging himself
The family Of Andrew Sontmau, near Fair
Hill, Cecil county, Were made very i'll recently
by eating toad stools.
Bishop Lay Inns returned to his home in
Eastou, having fuishoi his episcopal visitation
among ths parishes of his diocese
The presbyterian church at Rehoboth,
Somerset county, is the oldest church of that
denomination on the peninsula.
The suit of Margaret Long against tho Bal.
timOrc american for $4,000 damages for libel
is now on hearing in the court in Baltimore.
About 800 loads of strawberries have been
shipped from the peninsula this season, one
man shipping 5000 quarts per day for over q
week.
Tho Piedmont & Potomac railroad at
Bloomington has uino!y-siS hands employed
and wolk is hurried forward as fast Us is pgac-
tical.
Mrs. Emma harrington, aged thirty-cight
years. was fatally burned in Bal timoye Satur-
day while trying to start fire with the aid oil
coal oil.
On the news reaching Salisbury that Cen
crll Garfield was nominated by the rcpub,i.
caus for president, the town was beautifully
illuminated.
The mothodis's OF Brldgeville circuit con.
template holding camp meeting about halt
way hptwecn Scalord aud Bndgeyi he, 10 com.
mence August o.
On Friday evening q young lad named
BWukHrd, while playing on the fence ut the
| lair grounds Cumberland, fell to the ground
and broke his neck, causing instant death.
The urmy worm is doing somc damage nt
Warwick, 1t appeared FIRST in the wheat, not
! iniur,ug 1t, however, materially, but is noW
attacking the corn vcIy do',Tuctjycly.
| Mr.. Jacob Hykcs, living near Lcitersyille
was severely Scared about the face and body
| not long since from tho explosion Of Il bomb
shell while engaged in removing the charge,
! Dr. Carr was successful in removing from
the breast Of an aged lady in South Cmmbl'
! land very large cancer which had annoyed
| her for years. The lady was slSty.thruo years
Of uge,
Tho work on the Shenandoah Valley railroad
near HugrIstown is progressing rapidly The
contractors arc laying about u thousand feet OF
! track from the junction OF tho Cumberland
| Valley railroad, They expect to have ]. co:n
! plcted by August,
National Republican., 1880-06-16
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
navy nrrARrNIENT.

NAVY TIIINNTNENTs 7
WASIiSOToN, June I. lSsO .
SEALED PROPOSALS, separately. ior WOOD and
COAL indotscd and addressed to the Secretary OF the
Navy Will be received mil - UC uc< m SAL Ult-
DAY, JUNE 20 to III p the Navy Department aud
offices thereOl IN Washington with Iuel, VIZ;
100 tons l.c!Gh Furnac. Coal, Ie5erving Inc rlslt
10 order ns much more within the year s the Depart
tnent may REQUIRE a. the sam price.
70 tons Il. 4. Egg Coal. 49,
All The coal to ~ OF the best quality, free from art
and slate and inspected by sworn Inspector, at the
ctrt of The cuntruc or; 92il pounds iN the ton
i1nc"n cords, more or less Spiuce Pine Wool
twenty-five cords, more or less, Hickory Wood.
AL the wood 10 be OF the test quslltN and Inspected
by sworn Inspector, at the cost q! lie con rnCior;
The Coal ana Wu d to be dclivprf d at The Navy De-
parneut office for which required uy tie parties to
whom the contract or contracts may he nwnFted ~
such qua titles g. the convenience ol 'he Department
may require.
The rlght to reject any aud all BIDS or TO accept
any portion of ANY hid Is reserved, aud tie succ' S'll
bidder viii he required to furnish bond 10 the sum
ut two thousand dollars as IA guarantee of u hnhiui
performance or the contract which may De Rwardeu
him r. w. THOMPSON,
law-jw Secretary Of the Navy.
National Republican., 1880-06-16

EAPTrOL HILL-To rent in small private inm.
- ily, several large, weil furnished rooms, with
all modern conveniences. Apply OF 20 Il Capitol st
National Republican., 1880-06-16
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DrrARrMENr.


WASH GToN, June !, $50.
SEALED PROPOSA -, addrrS sed to tile secretary
or tile Navy, for furnishing stationery tr the Navy
Uepa tment and Burcans and ONites thereof, III
Washington. during the fiscal year e"ding June 30
1891, viii be received Until ~ O'Clock M OF the 2bil
of June,
Proposals must be submitted on tie forms fur.
nished by tie DepgI gIiment with the guarantee ana
certificate annexed, anu must embrace all tnc lella
therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged IN business IN
Washington, or VINO have not ii supply depot In huc
city, viii not be considered
The schedule embraces two general classes; ISL,
Taper AM Envelopes; 81, Miscellaneous Articles
aud the contract Will be awarded in the whole or by
classes, as N y bc considered the more advantageous
10 the Government
The Department reserves the right - require Il
greater less quantity OF ANY article IN the schedule
than hat 81 edited. MS the wants of the sane may
require.
The articles will be called tor from time to time
as nprdcd and must b. Ia accord nee win the
sthCdule, and salls RCiOry to the head of tue Office
or bureau for which r'quncd; must be dcilNer' d
without unnecessary delay and at the expense OF
I'll" contractors in uCiUult OF any OF which require
mems the Department reserves The rglit 10 pur-
chase the articles ELSEWHERE, Crto alu the contract
III whole or IN purt, ~ Viii hold the contractors
responsible amy additional expense II mny IN ur
thereby.
The Department reserves the right to wave detects
and to re cct any or All bids
Bllls IrOl erly Hpp owed, acciuns under the con-
II. w. THOMPSON,
Je7-ltaw4w Secretary Of he Navy.
National Republican., 1880-06-16

BALTIMORE MD juno IL.
Cotton firm. Middling. 117sa12c
Flour dull and unchanged
Whcat--soUthern dull aud lower western higher
but closing easier nnd dull. Southern red new.
= 20Gl 81 old. 81 236l .5 do. amber, 81 2iHl Il;
No. ! Maryland. 81 %; No. western winter rcd.
'po' 81 2l0l 2i!: Juno. 81 2SHd1 1875 July 81 1877
al l8't; August, 81 09H0l 10.
Cnrn-Southern steady; western a shade better
aud firm. Southern white. SIC; do. yellow 5iC;
western mixed, spot 5O'4@5O}zc; June, jO4@50l4c;
August, 1870 i95Sc; steamer, I7Mc
oats easier and active. southern. 400 I3c;
western white, 100 lie: do, mixed, cog i0c; Penn.
sylv0na. 4l@4oc.
Rye quiet NJ 92c
Hay finn and unchanged.
Provisions unchanged.
Bntter higher. Prime to choice western packed,
l2@l5c.
Eggs firm at 12al21c
Petroleum unchanged.
Coffee unchanged.
sugar strong. soft. 95Sc
Whisky quiet ut 81 llGt1 lllS.
FTeightS unchanged.
Rccctpts--four, 2,715 bbls wheat, 2;2GS1 bu.
corn lis 100 bu: oats, 10000 bu.
shipmcuts-Wheat, a .745 bu; corn. s9,343 bu.
Snlc'--Whrai, 372,G0O bu; corn, g9, 400 bu.
Virginia skies deferred, G5S; do. consolidated,
593i do, second series 22ls; pastduc coupons, %;
new teniortics, iOJs Virginia tcn-orties, coupon,
rs bid today.
National Republican., 1880-06-16
uRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.
WAr nEnAnrAfI VT

WAr DEPARTMt vt, |
WASH INGToS CRY, May ~, 1870.
SEALED PROrO AIS, in duplicate addressed 10
inc Secretary OF War, wil be received t ilis Depart
uIcut until IL O'Clock noon, on FRIDAY, The .Jils
day Ct JUNE 1857 for supplying the STATION EltN
10 the War Department and is bureaus for t" IFS
cred that not sealed and marked ON 9 og1do Of
tile envelope "PrOpo3a for stationery" no bids
Will be received after ~ o'clock sharp,
A detailed schedule Of ne articles required a,ld
blank furm of proposal will be furnished on HppliC-
tioH to the Chief Cer, ol the War DEPARTMENT.
The Stationery must he of the bcs quality. sam
pies accompany each Dlt ana he luIly equal 10
standard samples on file.
The GccosSiul bidder will be required 10 give bond
wit approved SuTcties, IN the sum Of $1,000 for the
faithful hhHllment OF the contract, aud me Iepari-
mpnt will reserve the right TO order the articles NJ such
Uul,g AID In such quantities II may deem proper
aud 10 increase diminish the quantity stated In the
sctc cduc. .
Nyiicles not named In the schedulc are to be fur
nShed ut The option OF tho Dep EInlent At ne lowest
market price ALEN. RAMSEY,
el- U-l1 Secretary Oi War.
National Republican., 1880-06-16
I,nIiiinnrn NInrl,nis.

sUB-rREAsuRy BALANCES.
National Republican., 1880-06-16
pnorosALs FOR srA11oNERY.

CLERKS OFFICF, House. or RErs U. s.
WAsfISGToS. D. G. june !. I-SO.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until II o'clock M TUESDAY, July q, eSJ for
furnishing stationery for the use OF the House OF
Representatives
blank irrlns Uf proposals, showing the quantity
ana quality Of each article aud the form OF bond 10 ne
Sigeu by the bidder and surcties viii he lurlBheu
on application Nt this Office.
PROPOSALS should be indorscd Proposal for sta
uOnery" ANA addressed To George NJ. Adams, Clerk
OF House OF Repre- enatiycs United States.
GEORGE NJ. ADAMS,
ic7-Inwiw Clerk nf House If Reps L. :.
National Republican., 1880-06-16
TO take effect
SUNDAY. MAY -, 1850, Al l3O p. NJ.

NN%''''e - -''-' - 49, - -~
Aw Leave Washington
5,GJ-Bnnicre. l.llcotl Civ aud Way statlona
G.5l-f LII MORE ENphFSN.
G;51-Baltimore; annapolis, and Way tPledmont,
strgg6urg Wnchtater, HageFsown, Frederick,
snd Way. via Relay
s:lQ-Point q Rocks and Way stations >.,,s, ~.
s@i,,SlA NlON AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS EN-
AID BA1TfMoRE EXfnIs. M i. farof "a orc ca. 10 10
New York and PhlSdephis .-,,.
sUO-,pn SUNDAY onl&-B%it'mOre Ahh"pohS ana
miO-tsT LOUIS. CHICAGO, CcLUAlHUs AND
Pii'rSnJRG IXPHFss, Come = lor Hggers,
toNl,, and u Pom OF H. cks tor +, eicrick and
man ci,rs 10 Cincni,ti Nnd Lou vile dai, "
,ooo ygr T onra E n, az Badrn.
burg, COLLEGE Beltsyile. Laurel, Annapolis juno
ton, Jeasups, ana Hanover
i2IO-Baltiniorc Annapol,r, Elllcoil City, and Way
i$5-nA lhi0kgA ~ y. hAuhfL E;M,,Ihi%sS' a.,
@tomNEM YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND EOS
s;aO-I.,llirgre and way stations. twncnesicr,
soIBHiMRE IfF G RiS nAbENRTRG IA 2 MY S ASD NSSD
REL ENpitIS's, (Froderick. via leuy.J steps
at bAHinHPS,iS ., S JgnS'Sn Iser,ek av,re,o,yn Win.
chester, aud Way stations. (Ou Sunday TO Point
nl Rocks and Way StauonsoEiy.l
E- ;ij lnMirMG6 nHiIiG6 NHO HNb GSnIGAaGS Sn T%TREss
aasiPHhILG iIShLG sf pEiPiIA sXNDb BALrIMoRE Ex.
m PbESs stopst b!gdSnspgig i,,,. and i''uFc'
Gli-tBaltniore and Way stations. ..
5so-lA1 Ll{M0IE AN5 LAyEht E%fREss NH = FRS
"oTI9R;; lHXrptal.S n, t,.,'r, eSetn dayJ
Sleeping cuts 70 Il. Louis and P.'iSburg.
C:3l-TBALriMURE BLh DEN SBUR AND LAU-
RfI. ENPRFSS. -
I0:i5-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. ROSlON
AND BAlTI IMOltlf EMPRESS. Sleeping car TO
New York, and special sleeping car to Phi@del'
phia-
tDsiiy. ,sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All tiains stopat Relay station.
For further Information apply Ht tile Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices Washington station aud GJa. Gl1.
aud 1871 PennsylvRna avenue, cnnT FHlieerih
orders
checkeo.und received at ANY n"int IN Me city,:
W, M CLEAENIS,
Master OF Transportation.
GEO >. kUONIZ General Agent.
J.. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent
National Republican., 1880-06-16
A Good story of Jackson.

General jackson was once visiting Ken
tucky town, where, among the gentlemen
presented to him, was Major Lewis, who de-
sired to impress jackson and his admirers
with his own independence. Taking q dig
niiicd attitude, he said: "Wel, general, l
have all my life been voting against you"
Jackson courteously bowed to him and said
good humorcdly; well, Major Lewis, l
have all my life been fighting the hattie OF
my country in order that you might enjoy
th.t nri yilorn -