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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-13
ACROSS THE BREACH.
Ex-Confedsratss Invited to Participate In

Ex-Confedsratss Invited to Participate In
"Grant Banquet"
NEW YORK, April - General VIM. T.
Sherman yesterday addressed the following
letter to Generals James Longstreet, John
B. Gordon, Simon B. Buckner, Fitzhugh
Lee William Malone, John S. Mosby and
Joseph E Johnston:
1T has been determined to celebrate the
birthday of General U. s. Grant, on the
9th inst, by banquet at Delmonico's,
in this city. l write to ask the pleasure
Of your company on that occasion. Time
has developed tho affectionate regard which
the people of all sections entertain for the
virtues of this illustrious man, and it is
fitting that those of US who knew him
should set the example to those who are
to follow Of thus annually doing honor to
his memory"
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Dragon Republican Convention.

PORTLAND, OREGON, April IL. The
Republican State Convention selected as
Presidential electors William Kapus, Of
Portland; Robert Mclean, Of Linkville,
and C. W. Fulton, of Astoria. The fol-
lowing delegates to the National Conven-
ton were elected: z. F. Moody, of the
Dalles; Rufus Mallory. of Portland; J. E.
Bean, Of Pendleton; F. T. Mays, OF the
Dalles; J. W. Cusiek, of Albany, and ].
Bourne, Jr, Of Portland. The convention
adjourned sine die at one o'clock this morn
ino
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APas.snrer and Freight Collide.

BRAEFoD, PA, April 12.-The plssen-
ger train on the Erie railroad which left
here at 4:25 this morning, collided with a
freight train at point six miles below the
CITY. The 40 cars of whith the freight
train was composed, together with the two
engines, were piled mp in ashapeless mass.
The engineers and fremen of both trains
saved their lives by jumping. but the pas
senger engiresr was severely, though not
fatally injured.
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Coke Producers Shut Down.

PlTTsBURG, April PA most signifi-
cant move was made in the Connellsyille
coke region to-day. All of the producers
have decided to close down their works.
The price of coke, Sl0O per ton, is far be
low the cost Of production, and thesmaller
producers cannot longer continue business
upon losing basis. The five large firms
Mcclure & Co, J. NJ. Schoonmaker & Co,
Counellsville Coke and Iron Co., H. c.
Frick & Co. and Moore & Co, will con-
tinue operation.
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A Big Private Pension.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April IA special
from OSingsville Ky, says: Perhaps
the largest pension ever paid by the gov
ernment to any one for services as pri-
vste soldier has Just been awarded to John
Vice, who lives very short distance from
this place. The pension is for total blind
ness, and dating back to the beginning Of
Vices applications, in the first year of the
war of the rebellion. 1t now foots up
over Sl4,O
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Ohio Teacher, Csrtific cato Law.

COLUMBUS, April 12.-The House yes
terday passed an important bill introduced
in the Senate by Senator Coulter and pass
ed by that body. 1t changes the entire
system of issuing teachers certificates. II
provides that life certificates shall be
graded according to the school grades, and
that teIchers applying for life certificates
need be examined only as to their qualif.
cations to teach in the departments Of
schools which they intend to enter. Per-
sons who have taught for three years,
eighteen months of which have been spent
in one place, are eligible before county and
city boards for fve-yesr certificates, which
are renewable without examination.
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Fad Indian Scare

CHICAGO, April II "A dispatch from
Ashley, Mont, says: The citizens of Lake
county are still excited over the Indian
scare. A mas meeting was held and q
committee Of fve chosen TO draw up and
circulate petition 20 the Secretary Of war
asking that troops be sent 70 the valley to
aid the settlers in repslling any attempt of
the Indians to lay waste or retard develop
ment. The Indians most dreaded are the
Kooteuais at Tobacco plains If they make
war they will find allies in the Black Feet
and other tribes
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The Naval Brigade In Camp.

PENSACOLA, FLA, April N2.-Camp
Osceola, at Magnolia Bluff was taken pos
session of yesterday by the naval brigade
landed from the Richmond, Atlanta, Ossi-
bee and Yantic, of the North Atlantic
Squadron, for the establishment of a camp
of instruction. Six hundred and twenty
men are in camp which will be occupied
during the next week or ten days. The
programme for tine week will consist Of
camp drills, exercises at target firing, etc +,
and evening dress parade
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BAsELESs RUMORs.
DIR. Cornelius Olcott Contrsdicts seme
Sensational Statements.

DIR. Cornelius Olcott Contrsdlcts Seine
Sensational Statements.
New YORK, April 12.-Dr. Cornelius
Olcott, Brooklyn, whose daughter, Miss
Lillian Olcott, the actress, died at the
Westminster Hotel suddenly on Sunday,
was greatly disturbed by published state
ments in regard to her death, and pub
fishes the following card:
''Will you kindly contradict the sensa-
tional notice which has appeared in some
of the morning papers? My daughter has
not been a moment without the protection
of friends in whom we have the most i'm
plicit confidence. Her desire to spare US
anxiety caused her to delay summoning
me to what she believed to he very
trifing case until it was too late to save
her. &C. OLCoTT."
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Trnnkay for Chief JustIca.

TOLEDO, o., April 12.-An intimate
friend here of both President Cleveland and
the late Chief Justice Waite, has received
letters from Washington which indicate
that the next Chief Justice Of the United
States Supreme Court will be John NJ.
TruDkey, now on the Supreme Bench Of
of Pennsylvania The authority cannot
be given at present, but the information
comes direct
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THE FAITH CURE.
Charle-ton's Negro DoC,ress Continues Her |
Practice.

Charle-ton's Negro Doc ress Continues Her
Practice.
SpeciG. T.l.grln b 10 RsgiSlsr.
CHARI ESTUN, April l2.-Mrs. Susan
STahp, the negro laith dOctress, who has
been operating in this vicinity for some
time past, to-day paid the Sheriff Of tie
county So, il consideration of which she
will be allowed to practice her alleged pro-
iesslOn to- one month. She claims to have
ettec' remarkable cures in cases that had
been given up by the physician, among
Others two miners Of Campbelps Geek,
VINO had been unable to walk for some time
past, but who, uader her treatment, have
been entirely cured and have gOne back 10
work. Restoring sight to theyblind is an
other Of her speclaities.
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PANIC AT A FIRE.
Tenants Jump From the Upper stories-A
Woman Fatally Hurt.

Tenants Jump From the Upper Stories-A
Woman Fatally Hurt.
PHILADELPHIA, April IL Fire, shortly
after two o'clock this morning, damaged
the tailor shop OLA. Goldberger, 7O4 South
street, and the shoe store of Simon Shul'
berger, 7O6 South street, to the extent OF
about 81, 500.
A panic ensued and Mrs. Hockmah,
aged IS years, jumped to the street before
the firemeu could reach her. She struck
on her head and it is feared received fatal
injuries. She was removed 70 the Penn
sylvania Hospital. Several Others jumped,
but escaped iDjury, and the more patient
of the imprisoned persons were rescued by
the fremen.
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Solid Tor John Sherman.

CosHocIoS, o, April 12.-Ths Repubi-
can district convention this afternoon ap
pointed Samuel J. L. Davis, of Licking
county and Col. NJ. Churchill, Of
MSuskingum, N delegates, and ". T. Hull. of
hoimes and ]. l. McIlvaine, Of Tuscars-
was altern7tes to the National Conyen-
9on' S All are enthusiastic for Sherman.
no SOy anderson, OF thiseity, was nominated
ior Prudential eleetor.
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George Weir Pardoued.

COLUMBUS, o., April II Gov. Foraker
yesterday pardoned George Weir, life
man from Belmont county. He wss the
son Of Gen. Weir and was convicted Of
killing burglar. The jury had hung for
several hours on the question of aequittal
or maDslaughter, and while the jury was
out Weir's brother got into alteration and
killed his father. As soon rs George
learned this he went into court, plead
guilty and was sentenced for life, reaching
the penitsntiary in 1881.
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Called from Virginia.

Special Ttlegum 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURe. April IL Rev. S. Seal
lay Moore, of Winchester, Va, arrived to,
day with his family. On Sunday he en-.
ters upon his duties az rector Of Trinity
Parish, To which charge he was called
upon the vacancy caused by the resigna,
ton Of Rev. K A. Gibson. An informal
reception will be rendered him tomorrow
niuht
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-13

GENERAL WM T. SHERMAN has ad-
dressed letters to prominent ex-COnisder-
ates, inviting them to banquet 10 cele-
hrate the birthday OF General U. s GRANT.
It is refreshing to know that there is one
SHERMAN Of the name, who believes that
the var is over.
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THE LIAR ABROAD.
M Truth la the story OF tho Writ Coun

No Truth Ia the story OF tho Writ County
Feud.
Sys,it T.sg-u. % re Rsqi.sr.
PAEEEESBURG, ". Va, April PA
dispatch was sent out last night, dated
Parksrshu7g, to the effect that an old feud
between the Backs aud Monroes, in Writ
county, hSd resulted in the death Of three
men. Information direct from Writ coun-
ty, tonight, pronouucss the statement
false in every particular. A lawyer Of
this city, until recently Of Writ county,
knows no one Of the name OF Banks in
thH county, AMI says the Monroes are
peaCeable psopie.
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Letters from Powdsrly.

PHILADELPHIA, April I2-This weeks
Journal Of United Labor will publish three
letters from General Master Workman
Powderly. In Que Of them he complains
bitterly ofthe treatment the knights Of La
bor received at the hands Of certain pApers
He defends his course in entering into a
COMPACT with the Brotherhood of Engi-
neers and advocates his plan Of education
for the X. Of l..
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THE House OF Representatives was turI-
ed into a bear garden yesterday. The
Democratic caucus was successful and the
House yesterday adjourned one Of the
longest legislative days On record by q
vote of l4S to 137, SSowDES, Of Pennsyl-
yania, an alleged Democrat, voting with
the Republicans
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West virginia Laboritss.

PARKKRsBURa, w. Va, April l2.-Tbe
leaders Of the Union Labor Party, Of West
Virginia. claim that their State Conven-
ton TO be heId at Charleston, May 30,
will be attended by over $50 delegates.
and that . number Of speaksrs Of National
reputation will be present. Chairman
Piersol has received letter from General
J. B. Weaver, n. O., In which the latter
states that he will attend both State and
Congressional Convsntions Tho First,
Third and Fourth Congressional Oouven.
tions and the Ninth Judicial District Con
vention are also called 10 meet at the same
time and place.
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New West Virginia Po,tofIioes,
,rinI Tslhrau % N R.atstn.

Special Ttlegom 20 DN Re0tx5.
wAsHISsToS, April IA postofsce
has been established at Nease, Mason coup-
ty, W. Va, and George II. Neass COM
missioned postmaster.
EIby Adkins has been commissioned
postmaster at Sarah, W. Va.
Governor Wilson, Of West Virginia, is
in the city, but claims that his visit here
Is of no political ignifeance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-13

TUESDAY the physicians declared Mr..
COSKLISG'S chances OF recovery TO be one
in 100; on Wednesday they were one in
tweuty five; yesterday the chances Of his
overcoming bis grim foe we're one 10 ten,
When it gets up to one chance in two We
shall leel quite cheerful.
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COURT MATTERS.

Damages Recovered A Case In the u. =.
Circuit Court.
Special 7sisGrdE % w ReylStsr.
PAREERsBURs, W. VA, April l2.-
Archer p. Hrllizs, OF Volcano, who met
with an accident a few days ago, on q
county rOads in which his wife was serious
ly injured, has just recovered three hun
dred dollars damages.
To-day, Judge john Jackson heard the
case OF City OF Grafton, vs. Baltimore and
ONO railroad, IN which the plaintiff
sought to preyeH. the defendant from
S0iOSing ont It's engines in the corporation
I'M hItA Pronlnen; council appeared on
Doth sides. The decision WAS reserved
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Kentucly prohibition Convention

LOUISVILLE, April l2-The Prohibition
State Convention assembled this morning
shortly after II o'clock. in Liederkrsnz
Hall, in this city. Five hundred and
twenty-five delegates are entitled to seats
in the convention and the number in at
tendance approximstes 355.
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says His Accounts srs straight.

CHICAGO, April IA dispatch from
New Albany, Ind, referring to Treasurer
weir's SO, 900 shortage, say: An expert
examiner has discovered discrepancy Of
about $40, 900 on city orders that have been
paid twice. II is said that this docs not
necessarily imply the guilt Of tbe Treas
urer, as the Clerk might swindls the city
by duplicates. One City Clerk In Treas
nrer Weir's time In dead, and another IL In
Kansas. The Treasurer In bound 10 pay
orders % presented whsn there u money In
the treasury. Treasurer Weir claims his
accounts are strsight, and says he 10 not
alarmed by Sensational reports.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-13
Union Pacific Directors

WASHINGTON, April 12.-The President
has appointed Frederick r. Coudert, Of
New York; Franklin Macveagh, Of Illinois:
Alex. c. Haskell, of South Carolina; II. A.
Hanna, of Ohio, and James A. Savage, Of
Nebraska, rs Government Directors Of the
Union Pacific Railway COMPANY.
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Chicago, April IA local paper ssys:
"It 10 believed that the leading dressed
beef shippers Of this city are making prep
arations for instituting law suits In the
United States Court against the various
roads running east from this city, except
the Chicago and Grand Trunk, On account
Of discrimination In violation In the Inter
State Commerce law. They will sak The
court 10 compel the roads to refund to
shippers the amounts charged them In ex.
cess Of rates made by the Chicago and
Grand Trunk. The latter BY agreement
with other eastern lines 10 now allowed 70
make rate Of 30 cents per 100 lbs. on
dressed beef, Chicago to Boston, against 20
cents by all other roads, and 30 cents To
other roads. against go cents by other
roads. This difference Of % cents In Bcs-
ton rates and 10 cents In New York rates,
the shippers claim, Ia the rsnksst kind Of
discrimination.
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lillian OIcott,s Funeral.

New YORK, April 12.-The Rev. DIR.
Terhune, pastor of the First Reformed
Church, in Williamsburg, conducted the
funeral services, to-day, Of Ida Lillian
Olcott, the actress. More than 1000 peo-
pie passed by the white cloth covered
coffin, which was almost buried in flowers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-13
Metropolitan Creditors Paid I'm Full.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-The Comp
troller Of the Currency has declared first
and fiusl dividend of 100 per cent. and In
terest in full, payable on and after the 18th
inst in favor OF the. .cssditan or ths Net
ropolitan National Bank, OF Cincinnati, . I.
on claims proved amounting to 1927, $40.
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House Destroyed nv Fire,

Special telegram 10 he Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April ~ The
residence aud household effects of Prof. E.
II. Ball, who resides on Davis Greek, this
coauty. were destroyed by fire yesterday.
Prof. Ball lost everything he possessed.
No insurance.
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Dava Walker Found GuIIty.

OsHARK, No, April l2.-The jury in
the Bald Kuobbers cases returned verdict
of murder in the first degree against Dave
Walker and short terms in thepenitentiary
in a number of other members Of the or
organization.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-13

QUERY: After the REFORM Council
gets through making its annual appropria'
tions for works OF art and piling up the
expenses involved in litigation with the
Gas Trustees, will it kindly give attention
to the mandate Of the people and confirm
the appointments OF the necessary police
force to protect life and property in the
city2
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Flood at Grand Rapids.

GRAND RAPIDS, WIS, April l2-The
business men on the water front are de-
serting their stores to-day, and if the ics
gorge is not broken this evening the prin-
cipal thoroughfares Of the city viii be in
undated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-13
Railroad Directors Elected.

CINCINNATI, April IL. The election Of
directors Of the Cincinnati, Washington
and Baltimore Railroad resultd 10 the
choice Of the old board, except J. L. Keck,
whose plsce was filed by the election Of
VIM. NJ. Greene, Of the Cincinnati, In
dianapolis, Chicago and st. Louis road.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE wEATHER.

r,- ysst Virginia and Western Pennsylvania:
Nysrr,er fair yeath winds becoming light 70
fresh, sontherly, increasing in force on the
lakes
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THE western railroad strikes have cost
the men thus fax over 5000, 100 and the
q" company over 8, GOO, 600
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Prohibition Amendment Submitted In New
York.

ALBANY, n. Y, April IA resolution
providing for the submission to the people
Of prohibition amendment was adopted
in the Assembly to-day, the Republicans
voting for and the Democrats agsinst it.
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BISMARCK'S VICTORY.

The Question OF Msrri' age Brought TO Q
Standstill.
BERLIN, April 12.-The Cologne Gazette
states that Prince Bismarck's interview
with the Empress, on Tuesday, and his
audience with the Emperor, yesterday, re.
suited in bringing the question Of the mar.
riage Of Prince Alexander and Princess
Victoria to a standstill. The crisis, 60
far ~ 1t relates to the chancellor, is not
likely to reach more acute stage within
the near future.
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G II. HaMRICE, of Philippi, has dis
covered An embolmirg process by which q
dead bcdy may he kept intact indefinitely
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Slsnsd by Indinnapslia

WOossocKEr, X. l., April i2.-Cop
DAILY, Of this town, who was recently 70
leased BY the Boston League nine, has
signed with the Indisnspolis club ~
catcher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-13

PAREEgsBURG is the raliying place Of
the West Virginia Special liar. He
ought 10 be suppressed
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Mr. Hogs Looliss Afssr HIS Ys.ess.

SDttf1 zt1<p7u1F 70 p1< Hz9tE1.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-Representa-
tive Hoeg has gone 10 his homs Ia West
Virginia to look after his political fences
Jos. 8. Duckwall, Of Bsrksiey Spdnss,
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Don't yield to rheumatism till you have
tried Salvation Oil. Price 25 cts. q bottla
OF all the popular favorites the genuine
article is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 25 cts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-13

For coughs, colds or any irritation Of the
throat take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 26c.
Salvation Oil, the great pain enre, is sold
by druggists and medicine dealers at 25c.
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was among the visitors at the Capitol to-
day. Mr.. Duckwall is candidate for Cir
cult Judge in his district.
Pensions for West virginians.
,,<-ioi Tyl<oydn 10 fhc Rrri,kxy

Special Tseoram 10 Be Register
WASHINGTON, April l2 2-Pensions have
been issued to West Virginians as follows:
Park Reed, Pomona; Hugh Leeper, Shinns-
ton; Silss Hagar, Spurlockville; Elias
Yost, Littletou; Richard E. Kennedy,
Clarksburg; John McQuesten, Guy andotte;
Epiphany E widow Of Thomas W. virden,
ST Mary's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-13

TuE all absorbing topics OF discussion
Yesterday within the city limits weie the
the purckase of Artist FARIs' work o.
art, The Siege Of Fort Henry by the
the Common Council for $500, and the Or
der Of the Committee on Finance to bring
suit against the Gas Trustees 10 make
them disgorge their surplus revenue, in
order that it may Ia dumped into the gen
eral treasury. II Is doubtful It there were
two citizens yesterday who, after passing
the compliments of the day, did not hs7e
some question to ask or adverse criticism
to pass upoa the recent remarkable per-
formance of our REFORM C)uacilmanic
CZavs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-13

The Pre>by Of West Virginia com
pleted its session at Charleston yester-
day.
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AMI SHERMAN men captured the Toledo
convention.
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Ghildren's Clothing.
Ghildrsns Clothing.
WORRY


ought they
get into the STAR and buy Spring sn Overcast viii
shout
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-13

EX-SENATOR J. N. CAMDEN writes to
the REGISTER to sgain, and still more en-
phatically, deny the remarks imputed to
him by a repOrtOral liar of the CINCINNATI
ENQUIRER. Mr.. CAMDEN is impelled to
this course by the pertinseity OF certain
Republican journals, who hold the Ma
chiavell!au theory of politics, and who, As
the Senator says, insist on forming his
political opinions for him. Knowing that
with macy feeble minded people lie well
stuck to is IS good as the truth, ne
takes occasion to once more reiterate his
we'll known and frequently expressed views
on President CLEyELAND's administration
and on the tariff in relation to West Hir-
CHINA They are clear and explicit and
beyord miscorception, and We trust that
the monopoly, war tax-editOr9, who have
been ,ryiugto bolster up their rotten Prir-
ciples by leading their rapidly disintegrst-
ing constituency into the belle; that Mr.
CAMDEN also held their insane views,
will carefully peruse the letter and then
cease fdsifyiug Mr.. CANIDEN's position.