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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10

GETTYSBURG, PTsi~Ang. 0.--This has
been a perfect day At the cdinp of the L.
S. Grant. About 1900 members Of The
q. A. II. have already reported, and
judging from the applications received
Tor quarters, It is believed that fully 1000
comrades will visit the camp during the
week.
Al 1880 O'Clock this morning divine
services were held at tho rostrnm In the
national cemetery, conducted by Capt, j.
W. Sayers.
Asp. m. there was dress parade
and review, after which the
comrades formed IN a hollow
square facing inwards, and Grant
memorial services were conducted by
Chaplain sayers In accordance with The
ritual OF the G.. a, 4. Chaplain Sayers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10
nncklen,s Arnlcn snl,c.

The best Salvc in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
coms and all skin crupuonS, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. Il
is guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 20 cents per
box. For sale by II. w. Williams < Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10
,nImportnnt DIscoyery

The most important discovery is that
which brings the most good TO the great
est number Dr. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds, VIII
preserve the health and save life, aud Is
a priceless boon To the afflicted. Not only
does 1t positively cure consumption,
but coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma
hoarseness, and all Affections OF ihc
throat, chest and lungs yield at once IA
its wonderful curative powers. II you
doubt this, get trial bottle iree, at H.
w williams & Co.'s drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10
IIi,,I.

The little daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Philip Tunal diedlast evening at O'Clock,
aged three years and three months. The
friends and acqnainlances are invited to
attend the funeral to-day at 4 O'Clock
from The residence, No. PA, corner
Throckmorton and seventh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10
Sold ONT.

The notion, boot and shoe stock of
Mcigs * Burdcll, 1913 Main street, was
sold at constable's sale on Saturday even.
Ing to satisfy judgment in favor of r.
T.. Maddox. The sale was not hnally
closed, but will be continued this morn
ing to dispose of few things left over
from Saturdays sale.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10

and Rev. ! \. Banks of pitiSburg deliv-
cred addresses. The exercises closed
with the noNology, In which many OF the
5000 spectators Joined. This evening
there was a sacred concert IN open air.
''rn Hurtctle. commandments VIII
arrive herr Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10

OsAor MissfoN, KAN. Aug .. The
iur, returned verdict Of guilty This
morning against Mrs. frankie Morris.
Who has been on trial al Erie fDr The
murder of her mother, Mrs. prinsrn
The aiicr's life was Insured for Sia, 900.
aud the insurance companies contested.
the payment The motion for new
irial will probably be made tomorrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10
SEASON COMMENCED.
Tue First Rate From Burl.son- prir. aud
Premium siOs IS.

rue tir~' Rate From Burl.son- prize, aud
Premium si0s IS.
Tie cotton season Is now Al hand aud
from present Indications and notwith,
standing The recent reports 10 the con.
tary, the crop viii he a good one and
our city, as usual, claim her proportion
oi,thc trade.
On Friday evening last there arrived In
tldscity Via thQ,Gun. Colorado 4 santa
re railroad 500 pound bale OF cotton
from Messrs. Jones & Bartlett. Burlcson.
which was claSscd "mddling~ and con.
signed TO Mr.. Joseph II. Brown, The rro-
Ger. saturday, having been gaily deckcd
with flags, II was hauled To the mbli,
square, where IL was sold tn tho highest
bidder and bid in by Mr.. win Levy al MA
cents per pound, after Which 'it was
shipped Via Texas express To Napoleon
I'M, president uf the cotton excmngo.
Memphis. Mr.. Levy has been in tile cot
ton business IN Texas for many years and
has been the successful bidder for the
past ten years for the first bales of cotton
OF their respective seasons of the coun-
Ties OF Johnson, Hill, Bosque, Sommcr-
veil and Hood, and has IN each Instance
been successful in raising premium for
the farmer, and'also in receiving himself
the premium from the parties To whom
The has shipped.
The subscribers to the premium fund
and the amounts subscribed hy each are
as follows;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10
Add Anoter stripe to our National Flag

Add Anoter stripe 10 our National RAG
FoRT WORTH TIN, Aug. p lss''
To tho Editor of the Gazette
Yesterday as your correspondent us
tened to the many appropriate words sald
by those who had assembled incur opera
house 10 do honOrto the memory oi SEN
President Grant, while listening TO tue
orators in 'grayn and the orators IN
"blue,m witnessing as feel the complete
restoration of peace and fraternal iseilns'
II seemed 10 silcnt-an attentive Hs'
tener that there was much ~
the chemst's complimentary coiori
and that hereafter we should sing. we
should fiing 10 the breeze the red and the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10
TIME. DISTANCE, FARE, REDUCED.
rnrt Morth anal pen.er clt, stage LInes

Fort worth and Denver city stage Lines
Four-horse Concord coaches leave Har-
rold daily on arrival of trains from Fort
Worth for Vernon; from Vernon every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday ON arri'
val of stage from Harold for Curtis
Ranch, Clarendon, Fort Elliott aud Mo-
beetle, connecting with lines iorall point,
I'M the Panhandle. Fare reasonable
Round trips at reduced rates.
j. W. ORR, Manager,
Harold, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10

Whne' ihc blue and the grey. MIR. Lin
colh said "Dlxie was a captured tune. is
ours by conqucsi;" then Il seems To the
writer mat the grey should be Inserted
as another stripe, another Star. The blue
ground might be studded win The gr.y
NliNNI. 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10

Fakes & 90. are Offering special prices
on twenty-five handsome parl0r suits, and
with every sale Of goods To the amount Of
$50 they give a chance Ia the S300O-bcd
room suit 10 be given away.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10
mic.

The European Hotel, with furniture
and fixtures, complete. Gas and water
in the house.
This Is the best finished house IN the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10

One car California pears, plums, lem
ons and oranges just received AZ the Fort
Worth Grocer Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10

Light, wholesome bread can always be
made by using Silver Loaf baking powder
according 10 direction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10

Tic best brands Of cigars and tlle
largest stock Of pipes can always be
found at II. w. Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10

II your grocer don't keep Silver Loaf
baking powder, ask him To ret q tria
case and then you get trial package.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10

II you have never tried Silver Loaf bak-
ing powder, 90 at once and buy sample
box,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10

One ear California pears, plums, LENT
ons and oranges just received at the Fort
Worth Grocer co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10

Oh, Yesi oh, Yesi
Clothing at y. w. Belts, 800 Houston
street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10

The most popular cigarettes NJ VIC popu'
lar price are Opera Puffs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10
For thirty pays oniy,

Belts win sell you clothing at cost at so
Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS.
Academic Fee, $1,000. Law Foe. $50 90.
Agricultural and Mechanical COIlegG
OF TcNns,
lTeemlrnl nraneh Of tho UnlycrsilNl.

OF bPNitSs
t1ccmical Branch OF the University
Now oNccllcntly equipped with shops, steam
engines wood and metal working machinery
and tools, chemical and physical apparatus,
garden, orchard, vineyard, hloOdod stock, rtc.i
an used Ia the trimming OF students 70 becOnc
farmers, machui-ts, engineers, chemists, arcli
iccts. contractors aud skilled workers ln cYory
able aud useful rmpluy mcnt immediately upon
leaving college. The military feature Is strictly
subordinate, aud only used In ohcdicncC TO u.
- law aud rs an aid TO discipline. Tenth an
nnal session opens sept, Z, lssj. No tuition.
Board. fuel, washing lights, only 500 for nine
mc uths Sond for catalogue To
II. n. DINWiDDiE,
Chairman OF the Faculty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10
TIE GAzETTE. FORT WORTH. TEXAS MONDAY. AUGUST To-

derived doubtless from that confidence 4,
tod which assured him that no matter
how an issue resulted IL was IN accor,l.
ance with a wise Providence.
These elements OF character In t;,n
Hrani We're formulated and developed nm
Ger the infiucnce OF Christianity. They
We're impossible otherwise. Even where
christ i not known historically there il
shauoWed IN the human soul an ideal
hrlst--a personal standard of excellence
and worth, after which great men model
uielr characters and shape their lives
The hcaihcn deitied their heroes when
ihey Appropriated this ideal, hui In.
philosophers vain search for can honest
man proves the ideal had not bcen
reached by any of them. hut In .Jesus
christ We have the ideal pcrsontied and
revealed. BY an active imitation of Jcsus
you may all be great, and thonu,hno ,rrcnt
crisis may everrcveal your greatness 10
this world, twill bc apparent 10 all In
the next.
In conclusion, the essential elements of
greatness are:
/. Faith. In God. in humanity and in
yourself. He that lives su as TO destroy
his faith in. eithcr.of them can never be-
come great
2 Hone, There is always hope Tor the
hopeful soul but none for the dc.
sponlcnt
D. Love, Greatness without love is
contcmptiblc. Jesus was great above all
men, because he loved and died for his
enemies. Grant aud Lee were great
among men, because, though enemies
they loved each other, and showed II in
their treatment of each other. lie is not
Il true Christian whose Christianity is
built upon hatred of sinners: so he Is not
a true Southemer whose Southernism
consists OF hatred of Yankees. The time
man loves not his enemies less, but his
principles more. In the happy reunion
OF great nation occurring so soon after
a bloody war between sections, sec the
power OF Christianity, and the early dawn
of the millennium when the nations shall
have war no more.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10
WEAK AND UNDEvELOPED

poftons oant ~ thr hNy rnAtscl aud frstnTcd 90
proper size aud Visnr. Particulars Medical Testimony,
~. -nt scalcl IIre. kklh MLn. CO.. nntlAlo. N. y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25

NI,N logN, Oct H. possibility OF
scandal arises In connection With Amcrl.
can missionaries In China, The look OF
II Is that some OF them have long been
using their religious positions for the
purpose Of tmdmg probably 40 Chinese
wares for export TO this country The
fact was noted lately IN The custom.
house la New York that a largo share Of
the goods arriving for japanese mcrvan.
lilo establishment were not from Japan,
bat from China, No great wonder was
caused by this because the officials knew
that, owing TO the .lnp,mania aud China.
phnhiu IN This country about All the orna-
mental aud artistic manufactures from
China are sold al retail as Jhpanesej but
Il was accidentally disc oyered that the
shipper was un American missionary, and
this led 60 an investigation, lorcurlolty's
sake, clicllmg the proof Tint number OF
the eyanpcllSts are not only seeking the
salvation of the natives, but also buying
their fanciiul products at very cheap
prices. This practice Is IN violation OF
the Gnlo of all missionary societies that
their clergy shall not 20 into mercantile
enterprises unless the profits be turned
over to the cause,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
Where People Can Find Christ
ian Comfort in Fort Worth
To-day,
\ Presbyterian Minister Lends n Re.
volt from Calvin, Wesley,
and Edwards.
sherman to Ice Evangelical Chrl.hnnisinr
the chinese Religion ana
business.
CuuRcn Nor,crs.

Trinity Ni-sipn, corner S. Louis avenue ana
Auulc rtroct sunday school nt 8.9nr. ~.
Thero win DO services in thc broadway prc.
bytcrian church on the snbbnh at n a. nj. O.,
The pastor. Rev. W g. Lowrancc.
Rev. D. NJ Moore, pastor Of the Second Pres
hytcrian church al thie city, Is absent In pallas
attending ilU sessions Of the old school Pres
bytcrlan aynod.
There will no preaching al thc Christian
church 90 day by r. T.. Mcknight services al
u a. IN. aud lop M sunday school at a.ao a.
m Lycybody invited 10 attend. House we'll
hcnted
second Presbyterian church. Joncs street,
near second Row a. W. Moore pastor
Divine service o.day at n a. m. and 30 D.
M Puhr cordially Invited. sabbath srhoo
at 9,i50 am.
Services ai broadway Presbyterian church,
south side Preaching by the pastor, Rev, ~.
l., Lowrancr sabbath school At 8 30 q. M, j.
G. Roe supcrlutcndcnl. rou are cordially IN
yitcd 10 attend.
ST. hndrcW church. corner RusG and East
Fiith streets ~ Iuko's ia, Crwcuty frst
SUNDAY 0ftcr 'frinlp)i llols Communion at
7.aO q. No. sunday school atQ3ua M imorums
prayer limny and sermon at u a. M; evening
prayer nud sermon at 1880 p. M
N.M g. N.--rhc usual devotional meeting ol
the Young Mons Christian association THIS at.
tcrnoon 90 O'Clock win bc led 10y MD. 4. 80.
gan. The meeting win De- held nj thc Cumhor
land Presbyterian church. a tan attendance
OF member and fricnds IL requested
/ Fort Worth Presbyterian church. cornol
Calhoun and Fourth strcols There win b,
Iprcactng 40 This church to day at II O'Clock Il
M by Rev o. 4, Cooper. 80 services at night
sabbath school at 9,aoa. m., 3. N. Fry, super
iulondont rruycr meeting Ncdnc day even
lnR at 8o"'riock
Cumberland Presbyterian church, corner o.
/ FIuh ana Taylor streets. Row R H. rnuou
Ipuslor -lndHy school a $3.50 o. M. Vs. y
/ Fakes aupwntoudeut Preaching at u am
and ip,m subject Of morning sermon .God'
/ tscsoi \mirunn,' Atnlght sermon 10 younl
men, Good music and @ warm welcome TO al
/ VITO wiil come.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25

heretofore have thought there was no
god beyond The craylngs of grrvd are
only too willing 90 testify. Ilis
text tonight was from Isaiah
xxi, ~, H., aud as its conclusion hp
called FOR short speeches from The conrr.
CATION testimony from those who had
received spiritual benefit since The open
lug up OF these meetings llern followed
such scene OF rejoicing as has seldom
been witnessed Mcn would rise 10 their
feet aud say they believed ln God. while 4
sea Of upinrned faces gave their willing
Testimony to tlieir feelings. Women told
him they know God had blessed them.
and The "amcns" that wont 40 from thn
congregation wen truly gratifying Many
OF Little Rocks prominent men OF busi.
ness, heretofore ont OF the church, tesii-
lpd they believed 10 The blood OF 4 crici-
fed Lamb, and -lWildcd lheir Intentions
OF cllnglng 70 the cross hereafter
Bro Williams is6 young convert hinl.
self having entered tiis ,0lnlstry less
than a year ago, but it Is interesting To-
watch him during the delivery OF one
81 his sermons Ito note how earn
cstly DE cypostulates With Rm
ncrs, aud how determined he IS to save
their souls. lie says he was once a man
OF the world, loved fast horses aud an at
tendunt vices, hut from now ON ne IS 60.
ing 10 consccrato himself 10 GUd
lie goes from here 10 sherman Ton,
/ whore no VIII open weeks engagement
on Tuesday, Everybody rs sorry to havo
I him leave Little Rock, hccauso the dovil
seemed to be getting the better OF the
contest for souls IN this city previous to
I his coming but u IS the Impression now
that tine Lord IS more ON top if he Is only
able 20 hold out After The congregation
was dismissed, number of little boys
gathered around the pulpit 20 touch tho
LORDS garment az IL worr, and. ~
soon as the divine observed them, he ut.
tered such Il prayer for their future vol
fare, prayer ihat their footsteps here
after might lay along pleasant places.
places made useful for Christ, ~ was
! never uttered 10y preacher In this city
before
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
rmM rInsr nl. rnr 49,.

4 wocl, ago to-day The ilrst Hebrew.
Christian church IN the country was
dedicated IN New York, 40 No, ~
st Marks place Many OF Tho
prominent orthodox ministers took rmt
Ia the exercises Tho church y The result
oi the lahoiS ii Rev Joseph Freshman, 3
son oi thc lato Charles Freshman, jew
lsh rabbi he SAYS that his church Will
be nOn.scciariau in chaructor and open 10
OH Christian believers, lie Il very cN.
fhusiastic, and expects pronounced re-
suits from his present undertaking. llc
mcntiOns. With an evident helirf m the
prophetic significance OF thc iati Tie 81
cumeiRncc that ln the building now 0ccu-
pied BY his church lived, many years ago,
Dr. SOmers, a then wcll-knOwu napNsl
clergyman, who baptized The drst Israel.
itsh convert 60 Christianity ID New Yotl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
nREcHERis rRiBuyE.
nn Glowing Emog Pronounced on Gea
Grant "a HnstOu.
fB.t4tetf itt.fnr..t.

ggrfoN. MAas.. nrt. 99 fbp f5jigv.
Inc h no snbeitnco d ~ Rcg. n.nn
Wari Bpenbcr,s culnqy 90 Gpn tf5nt,
delivered at tbc meeting fo.nieht IN rrn,
mont tenpln,
mo gpeater began with Erlef sketch
nj M No al Con. fraut abiding fo M
lecl, m surcesi In M ratiV ii,sltes. mr..
mite md M connection ,gIth M, war
,vlib Nefirn ~ r6ierred "a do noea ,f
,h,, Nor,h M M, ,n,nin,, M tt,l' van ,f,i,,,
,,'saiiinn tnra tuan ~ tsnn r,n.,lb MN,
Xxx ,',t ~, WAIVE N bt, oreaI,,dafy ie'
wv TX. MN ,,,,tt XXX M,
10y ~ H''''l''i''iil".i e'''' ',.Nst i,'N s't,'
EFNal .au,'7 VIZ I.7lpS ~ 'lenH Xxx
NAM ihpNlHh nuu ongt,uNnt hln 'nIbN'
Vml clller ninh w ny a'ifNuli u,p
armies WIN some if'ulacs, "eil sleaaliy
forward IRON ennVlefing 10 eOhquelnlk.
Aside irpm al military quail ies, hc had
one absorbing spirit lhe union must te
saved, tic rebellion must be beaten,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25
IT nIn Nnr rnI.NrNr.

The Inhabitants OF Tafalla tried novel
preventive against cholera Recently,
Just after day-hrcak, all the faithful as.
scrubbed in thc principal church and In
the street outside. The church was bril-.
llantly Illuminated, high mass was suhg,
aud then stately procession was formed,
In which all classes took part, Tile priests
were preceded by chorstprs, by children
ol both sexes, nuns mud CHpuchln itlars
aud the local authorities, civic guards
aud soldiers added 90 the splcndur oi the
singular ceremonies, THE ultccn banners
representing the fifteen mysteries vt the
holy rosary were carried by wealthy resi-.
dents, and the banner vi the town coun-
cil and tue image oi 49, Sebastian, patron
saint OF the district were also borne
alolt aud more than two thousand per.
sons followed, carrying mppN mud cam
dies llghtcd and burning away Tine most
curious feature of the procession was
the holy waN, 5000 meters OF which were
used 60 make q Gordon. which tuc priests
placed around lAfnlln, uross roads.
fields and galdeue to keep away the
dreaded plague Some uHhrlieYmg haud
must hove cut thp barrier, Tor thc chol
ora has appeared.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25

whole Mr.. neechor Iaid ne alasof lo,s
courage on oquanuty. With mllllor
mrn Tor whose uycincnts lic uas fcspoa2
slhle he vet carried ttnnaui mind.
neither depressed by disasters, uog elaissi
hy success Gentle OF heart, familiar wis
All, ncycr no0stlng, always ma,puts.
when hiq work WNs done aud in dotlat
OF the Confederate mmlt- was Hial ihik
dreadful maui 0i blood was as tadef 4,
wards hiB Into adversary as d woman IA
ward her soh Ne Imposed lio mmlIlst
Ing conditions. apurtd tho lut,lnas II ha
nnmgcnlats aud sent home the Alslandul
southern mru WIKI food and i,lt hhf~,s
tor wording ihclr i0rH WmA the KS
ycugriul spirt ~ tha esoc1Hye chair
showed itholi ana ,pnlttnJd MS flnr
Southern ptnrplR. Nmpi Ntir iRis mdlas
nation iuDcpusyd hlNHeN lD0 compelled
his superior ~ r0iuqgiFh A's a4A nm.
posses
Tho apcahe laclt 90 sasn faf.lrl
icngth anon Gmnrs mH}GlN career, Nv
ioftnu 10 thu elAracA Niiieh guiDm6i
ihs success ta tuck aud no ctlt1siA sIan
whit solnu oalrd wcblpas waslaal Ma
81 his own sod.cIa anl tA8 hu9hefY II
hi8 pnpmlaa, and IA eaaelaalns
hE romufss upnn ih0 mllnft
mo of Graht hp mid, All subahee ~
autumn, an winter all snflus Hud csrlp
summer aRam. De hnmmtrtd iaa, Mlh
blow ou blow, anti I'D APPROPRIATION thr
ureat, not tht QrcatosE S0Atht4b a,unfas
wont "a TIE gfonud hnyina hf0uebt ihe
lnug ana dltpArGns ,yar 10 q eipae. N
Ms own heart GRnt would hase phFaM
10 hhta rggtotl Onan liis jAnfeia aAl lived
d retirrd military lie. il els R3t 10 ~
bprnltlrH no NuH Sailed "a tllt nfesl
tlpncy hy myriehl acelam nAii Il fsli
unnu him 10 ruduet ihr t1mlgllaii II 70,
construction, otclrmorc dnrdcHs0nic lhBu
the war.
Aftcr dwelling upon tho ietl6As aaia 81
Ctanrs national decentralization and Biz
copstructlunp03uN M BcephgT summed
an ma administrative cAfcgrss follows.
ON tbr whole Il One considers me ln.
tiinaip duilenlty "a ibo onasiiaHs helane
ing to his administration, thp stoilnt days
OF polItcs aud parties during hiA eight
yrnrg. IA must he admitted that One e1un,
try owes to hls unselHsh disposition, %
his gcnuml wisdom, to his integrity, 4
not lhu Need OF lhr Wlscst, yct tho feRa
tatl0u Of QUO Who, prc.rmlnent NJ Waf,was
eminent In his administration. more, PER
hans, by the wisdom vi anoble nalafe
/ ihhn by Intelligence which n lred only
Inv experiepce, lglnrrl0ns councillors
| nnd uoi,upf para sltps dbnmed helight h
| his uolllieal administration,
Mr.. Benchrf thcD dWrlt uiiQn ne lss
fired M al can. Grant. fritYlfis 10 lis
/ busurns rrycreoa and fbe eaaaniniiY
whlcn characterized him sihse4aetllY