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j. L. KOPF undertaken and cmbamor. has a
complete line of funeral goods pictures
frames and holdings. Phone es7, l0li Prairie
avenue II
KAT'rMANN & KNEELAND-Man
OF tents. awnings, tarpaulins, wagon covers
etc; flags made to order; Sl5ia Congress
avenue, corner Travis street, Houston
Texas; phone SCI. II
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NANTED-Gcod white female cook: none but
s !; one need apply. Call ON Jake Keller.
Ut store, al
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HERE AM AGAIN: must raise money; four
lots, three blocks off boulevard at so each;
two for IS monthly. d. d. smeaton, 502
Ira Wis. ,t
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WANTED situation to milk or work around
house Addresa Willie West. this oiice. W
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/ WANT posiiiNn as btonorruphor or olorli
can furnish my own typewriter: no ohJ.r-
ton 10 leaving the city. Address j.. II. Il. 4,
y. this office. 10
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AGENTS Economy gas burner, saves 40 per
cent OF gas, makes large, beautiful light
General Agency Co.. 225 Dearborn street.
Chicago, Ill. II
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ONE NO. 4 DETAIL ADDER National Cash
Register, good as new, cost s22509i VIII sell
cheap, Address C. Il. Cochran & Son, Bee
VILE, Texas. 4
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WE OFFICER for sale a handsome residence
ana three lots on Main street for $1,000;
handsome 6 room hoGso on Rusk avenue
$500; nice Q room house on Capitol avenue,
2la lots, $500, lots. improved, on Milan
street $4,000: all Of the above are within one
block Of n street car line. Our list OF prop
crty for sale and rent is the largest In the
city If you wish to buy. sell or rent, see
u.s. We show all property. Norfieet "
Cooley, Room 2Ol Bins Building. Phone 6I3
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WANTED Energetic woman 10 travel on
salary to get agents for superior line of
goods Corset and Skirt Works, Ann Arbor
Nilcn.
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SITUATION vented by middle aged white
man to work around house for board Ad-
dtess 2S22, this office. 20
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WANTEn-lBy a Young lady, position ms type.
writer or amy light office work. Addres,
$500, this office 81
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HOW IS IT clothes cleaned or dyed at Fer
handez' Partisan Steam Dye Works, els
Travis. look as new? Because 1t is done by
professionals. tt
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A GERMAN or Swede to care for borsos
garden, yard and do all necessary OUTSIDE
work around the place. Address o. r.
walker, NJ. d., Weimar Texas 40
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1900 ACRES LAND FOR SALE, 200 acres
farm land in one body, 1850 IN cultivation.
we'll improved, wood, water. grass, $3.50 per
acre, good school and churches; gin; good
society w. F, Armstrong, Chase Texas,
20
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CHATTANOOGA cures rheumatism. ca
tarrh and habitual constipation. A. II.
K.esing, 500 Main street, sole agent for
Er1iS Of
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WANTED Situation as oLambormNid in hotel
or cook IN section house by white widow
lady on February ] | have children.
Addrchs Mrs. NJ, this ofiee -
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kRED FOR GALVESTON.

Howell, Cardiff. January I.
Y Swansea, JANUARY 8.
I Fackrell, Liverpool. Dec. 20.
Kelley, ut Dunfirk, January ;.
Irsun, Cardiff. January I.
at Antwerp, December 81.
II. Woodruff. Liverpool, Ian. 10.
Manners. Heint2e. Hremen. jan
DLund, at Havre. January 8.
d, passed Gibraltar. January Is.
n. Cardiff, January is.
| Barry, ut Buenos Ayres, Novep.
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ron sArn.

sECoNp-HAND No. Remington typewriter
wanted Address quoting price and condi-
ticn, No. 2Sss, this office.
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Swansea. January 10.
Swansea. January IL.
81. Holman. Rotterian, Jan. Il.
~, Dyason, Shields, January @,
has, Holman. Cardiff. January II.
Mere. Davies, Liverpool, Jan. Il.
Liddle, Shields. January 7.
lewis. Spezzia via Sulina. NovaIA-
b, Swansea, January 20.
a, Luts, Barry. december IL.
Durkie, Hamburg, January 16.
Held, ncnartn, January Is.
brown, Manchester. December 25.
Risk, New York, January 2c.
liverpool. January II.
dsc. Mlllett. Malta. January s.
Jon, Page. Bremen, January 10.
Benign, Liverpool. January IL.
foss. Partridge. Cardiff. Decsm-
Mooney, Liverpool, January IA.
as G, Smith, Aualno. ct Pniladal-
Der %.
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SITUATION WANTED -Ilookkeeper OF long
experience wants position In country or
city; good references Address 2sSS, this Of
flee -
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MUST BE SOLD, regardless Of cost two
story residence; modern improvements;
Third ward; corner; southern exposure;
easy terms; payment half cash. great bar
gain Address 2g0i, this office. .
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LIFE INSURANCE. AEENTS, LISTEN: We
take notes, without your Endorsement, and
make advances rates low company old and
strong; sees pocket index; ratio assets to liza
bilities. 1870 per cent; Texas is credit
country. and you can't do your share OF
business unless you fixed as we'll as
your competitor; we will fix you better
Harris Patterson, managers Hartford
Life, Dallas e-2t
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: SPECIAL NOTICES

THIS rs TO CERTIFY that / have this day
received OF the Royal Union Mutual Life
Insurance company Of Dies monns. Iowa.
through their manager, John w, Dallou Of
+ Dailns, Texas, Ave thousand a5oD1l doll
lars. III full payment Of policy No. 1896 held
by my Into buebhHd, A. II. Roberts. Pauline
ltoberts, bencnciury OF policy No. $3.50, IL.
r. Gray, Witness.
Houston, Texas. january Y. 1898. q
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Goop hotel cook who Will work for rea !.
sonanle wages can got steady employn,ent.
ao WHISKY soaks wanted. Apply to or ad-
uiess Grand Central Hotel, seguin Texas.
~
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AGENTS WANTED-To canvass for the Old
est nurseries In the State; known every
dress William Watson Rosedae Nurseries
Brenham, Texas. 90
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by first class garden
or mud florist, can give good references.
Apply 1lB}, this office W
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FOR SAI.E--I0O acres choice land. two miles
cast of Missouri city. Apply to j. L. Frank
ill., care the Lawlor HOTEL Houston, or
lock drawer 80, Waco.
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CONFECTIONER, experienced hand IN frat.
Glars cakes. pastries, large assortment fancy
position: city or country. Address 2sgT,
thia office 81
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YOUNG MAN from the East, hustler, wants
position of amy kind. Address 1870 this Of
Ace 81
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by AN experienced white nurse. position as
surgical or obstotrical nurse; can furnish
good roferennes. gs93 this Office. 81
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HELP WANTED.

WI, IEp-0ne frst-class waiter. cali carly
i0lf Mckee street Fifth ward. X,
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LIFE INSuRANCE-Age 40 s1s 30 per 5000
annually: rate Guaranteed; Chicago
Guaranty Life; IS. 80 assets TO each 81 LA.
bilities; agents wanted; highest commits
sions. w. j. Minton. manager Trust
building. Dallas. Texas. II
Statesmen for cigars; s125 month and
expenses; old firm; experience nnneccs-
sary. c. c. Bishop & Co.. st. Louis, Mo-
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1T WILL PAY every Field Man to lnycsti-
gate the note system and advantageous con-
tract offered by Harris g. Patterson, State
managers. odd Hartford Life Dallas,
Texas II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AM COMPELLED to go to Germany; will sell
my jewelry business, good matchmaker can
do well; small capital only required. Adj
drees George Mueller, Schulenburg. Texas.
.r
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


Jones, Kosse, Texas. 2
REAL ESTATE FOR SALENice residence
in Beeyille, Texas. for sale or exchange
for Houston property. 4. II. Myers, 1906
Shearh street. Houston 81
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us salesman. local or
10 travel I'm Texas; some experience. VIII
particulars and wages Address Joseph n.
Watts. Mindcn, Texas. 70
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WANTED--Situation by roiorcd bog to work
around house. milk COWS or attend horses,
Address Joshua Gage. 80 Daley street III
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= rSrnLf.lGisNCn.

-
~ Of Galveston. January u.
ARRIv Ell
ne LarrinaEa. Manchester.
Fowler a Mcvitie.
CLEARED.
Peacock, Liverpool.
Sery, Rotterdam.
SAILED.
peacock, Liverpool.
xpoRTs-roREIoN.
per steamship Honiton, 1900
.hcef. weighing 4.S20,000 pounds
IA Sc0: S02 bales cotton, weigh
ms ana valued at $2S, 600; 21,514
seed meal, weighing 2,2i0,0 900
ssiued at $4,000.
III steamship Fulwell, 7o71 bales
Slns s,s9i,c62 pounds and valued
WpoRTS-FoREIGN.
Per steamship Telesfora, 1850
YIN. Parr & Co.
VESSELS IN PORT.
N. Sawyer e. Co.
i Moller 4 Co.
uaiI. ] Savers g. Son.
6, r. Orthwein q Sons.
5ij6e. ]. Morrow & Co.
DANIEL Ripley.
~. Mollcr 4 co.
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WHO wants respectable white woman 10
cook. also sew and assist IN homework
Thoroughly experienced and Trustworthy.
prefer small family; no inrumhrandes Adj
dreAs Bessie Boyd this office, ~
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GOOD opening for young man OF ability with
some cash or property To secure the man
agement of wholesale profitable business.
Address 2S41 this office 81
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FIRST CLASS restaurant in the city for $3.50:
good location and cheap rent; only those
with money and meaning business need an
swer. Address 2S71, this office. 80
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WANTEp---A eitlniion 20 work Ground the
plnee milk or work around stable or take
cnre OF horse. Address w. II, West city, ~
The Washington bee., 1898-03-19
ADVANTAGE
OF -
3 A [ l. E Y S
TRUSS.

1t adjusts itself so perfectly to the rup-
ture that it is impossible for it to be-
come displaced.
1t permits the utmost freedom of mo-
tlon with perfect safety.
All uncomfortable and Injurious steel
spring pressure is avoided.
The pad is held in place by woven
bands, which retain an equal pres
sure in all positions of the body.
1t can be worn in bed, great des1d-
eratum to the young as tending TO a
perfect cure.
1t is the only suitable truss for chill
dren and females.
he proper amount of pressure can he
brought to bear and maintained in
any position without pinching or
harm to the wearer.
:, 1t will cure hernia if placed on the ma.
tient sufficiently early.
Excepting umbilical, it is the best
truss ever offered for all kinds of
hernia.
1t is SO perfect and comfortable in ifs
adjustment that the patient in a
snort time forgets he is wearing it.
lSee the certificate of Mr.. Daniel
Johnson)
Sent postage paid to any address ON
receipt of price; s. for single and Ga
for double truss ~
In ordering, give location of hernia
right or-left side, and measurement
satisfaction given or money refunded
when the truss is returned in good
order. Address:
L.C. RaiIey,
Room Is, 6Os F St.,N W.
or 1921 M St., N. w.. Was DC
The Washington bee., 1898-03-19

George & Co., 9oS 9TH street, north
west, is where you will find the
best gents goods. Take your BOYS
there and say The BEE sent you. Mr..
George is an affiable and just man to
the people.
The herald., 1898-08-29
Los ANGELES HERALD MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST ~ 1898

will make mistakes in selecting his con
stitutional advisers, but 1t is not ex.
pected that he will retain them wher
their unfitness has been demonstrated
While no one has achieved eminent sue.
cess in the management of his depart
ment, Alger has been an ignominious
failure in managing the war. The cause
Of every disaster or failure is traceable
to his incapacity or something worse
It would be tedious to repeat in detail
all the misfortunes that have resulted
from his negligence and want Of sys.
tenn.
A president Is responsible for the acts
Of his cabinet, and he cannot escape
it. The ministry is his actual creation
and he can make changes at will. II
has been rare that the senate has in
terposed distractions to cabinet appoint
ments. Every days retention of Algei
Is an insult to a patriotic and brave
army, and an outrage upon the coun-
try. The president owes it to himself
to his reputation in history, to replace
the incompetent Alger-not to let him
down easily, but to unceremoniously dis
miss him for his dement's. 1t would be
a merited retribution and an excellent
example for the future.
1t can hardly be supposed that the
president is sufficiently free from the
influence of such machine politicians as
Hanna. Plat, Quay and others to do
the heroic thing, but an ambition to ap-
pear we'll in history should override any
desire he may have for reelection. To
achieve the first it is only necessary for
him to respect the popular aspiration
for Improvement; to favor the generous
policies to which he was committed in
his younger days. The tremendous, pa
triotic and brave work of the mass of
the American people has rendered him
conspicuous. If he has the greatness
of soul which an American president
should possess, he will cut loose from
all sinister influences, and take the ele-
waited position to which the mass of his
countrymen would be glad to assign him.
Let him get rid of the retrogressive ele
ments in his cabinet and throw himself
into the arms of the people. Let him
strive to copy Jefferson. Jackson and
Lincoln. 1t is Away a good time to
change a cabinet when there is ample
room for improvement, as there espe-
cially Is at the present time.
The herald., 1898-08-29

mination Of the war, with its dissolvine
view Of hope.
Vast sums of government money must
be expended, imediately and indefinitely
to meet requirements resulting from the
war. This prospect, as It appears to the
Republican politician Of influence, IL like
vision Of a golden cataract The greater
the army. the larger the navy, the longer
the list Of Offices to be filled in the new
territories, the greater the opportunities
for getting into the golden drip.
Already we have information that ar
effort will be made to organize a stand
ing army Of one hundred thousand men
That will just about quadruple our regu-
lar army as it was at the outbreak Of the
war with Spain. Plans are said to have
been drawn for fifteen more warships
and some Of them are to be the most ex-
pensive ever constructed. Vast con-
tracts for army and navy supplies, and
many other means of sucking money out
Of the national treasury. will engage the
attention Of the favorites with axes to
grind.
President Mckinley is only human
Even II he were an angel 1t is question
able whether he could withstand the
onset of the whole horde of rapacious
Republican office seekers. 1t is grow
ing doubt about the rigidity of the presi-
dents spinal column. under the pressure
of million pounds to the square inch,
that causes grave anxiety. Never on
earth was there such an array Of hungry
partisans as now beset him. If the war
had continued they would have been all
right. An outflow of government cash
at the rate Of two million dollars day
made them as happy as colt in clover.
To what extent their present ambition
can be held in check by the president,
the future will soon disclose.
The herald., 1898-08-29
POINTS FOR DAIRYMEN
How to Make the Cow Attend to He1
Business

HYNES, Aug. N.-At the dairy conven-
ton many points not generally known were
brought out. Cows grow better on good
feed, gentle handling and proper housing
in cold, stormy weather; increase in milk
flow and quantity of cream. The Jersey
COW proves easily the best butter COW ex-
tant. Farmers are dirty in the handling OF
their milk; that Is, few of them, and they
had the gall to sit in the audience and look
honest and applauded all suggestions for
perfection in butter making.
Want Of scientific cleanliness causes
some milk to curdle while vet sweet. Corn
is the best material for SLIDING; the stalk
is sweet after 1t Is glazed quite hard. That
which Is not too young and green gives
best keeping qualities. Wheat, oats and
barley. well out Of the dough stage. will
make best silage. The greenish stalks
will prevent the grain from hardening.
Material for sdlage should be handled when
1t is dry and not in damp mornings. The
health Of the COW from day to day sfeeotn
the per cent test Of milk,
The herald., 1898-08-29
UNTIL SEPTEMBER FIRST

Tho Los Angeles Daily and sunday
Herald will be mailed to any address In
southern California or Arizona for three
months for e2 90. cash In advance. Are
you = Democrat? Now 10 your oppor-
tuntty. This offer does not stand good
after September 1.
The Los Angeles Herald Is the onl y
Democratic daily in Southern CALIFORNIA;
publishing full Associated Press re-
ports. Ifyou are already q subscriber
induce your political brethren to sub
scribe to the best ID en- ocratic exponent
in Southern California.
Send in your subscription OF $500 for
the campaign before September 1. Make
all checks, drafts and money orders pay
able to The herald Publishing Com
pany, Los An gelea.
The herald., 1898-08-29
IT WAS MURDER

A special representative Of The Herald
who recently visited Camp Merritt and
investigated the conditions there pre-
vailing tells a story in today's paper
which ought to raise the gorge of every
patriotic citizen and fire with indigna-
ton those who have relatives or friends
In the ranks of the long suffering Sew
enth regiment.
One fact brought out in this report goes
q long way towards illustrating the
shameful and inhuman treatment to
which the boys have been subjected The
Seventh regiment, which has been kept
In camp for four months, has lost more
men than the First regiment, which was
two engagements.
The fetid damps of Camp Merritt, to-
gether with the inadequate provision for
the men, have proven more deadly than
Spanish bullets and an ocean voyage
half around the world.
What shameful story is this and how
1t condemns the men who are RESPONSE
BILE for the bad management and neglect
that have caused such a needless sacri-
fee of life! And the death roll does not
tell all of the story. In many Of the men
there are doubtless planted the seeds OF
disease from which they may suffer
hereafter and perhaps never entirely re-
cover.
Who Is responsible for placing these
men in camp on the site Of abandoned
stables and over buried heaps of garb.
age and Chinese graves? There certainly
should be rigid investigation into this
matter, and when the responsibility is
placed, there must forever rest agains
the guilty ones the moral conviction o,
murder.
The general Encouragement of thu
war department under Secretary Algel
Is in part responsible for the crime, bu
the officers in more immediate command
who might have bettered the situation
should come in for their share of the re.
sponsibility Let the ak of public in
dignation fall on those who deserve it.
The herald., 1898-08-29
DISCOVERY OF COAL
Black Diamonds Found In the Cajou
Pass

SAN BERNARDINO, Aug 2S-The ar.
rival of Phillip Hanf, storekeeper at Cosy
Glen in the Cajon pass, with few samples
of coal, awakened curiosity as 10 the origin
Of the black diamonds. They proved to be
the result of recent discovery made by
two prospectors, Cramer and Schultz Of
Los Angeles, who, vile looking for gold,
found vein of coal. 1t is over six feet thick
on the surface and, with no wall on one
side, gives evidence of growing wider az
it runs down. Taking a look over the hill,
they found the vein cropping out 1900 feet
away, giving evidence of its being a large
vein on the surface, whatever the PROS
poets develop below.
The coal is soft and oily, burning readily,
and leaving but trifle of ash. lie resembles
in appearance the Wyoming coal, probably
the best soft coal in the country. The dis
covery is located IS miles from this city
and less than half mile from the Santa
Fe-Pacific track. 1t Is stated that samples
of the coal were shown to railroad officials,
and the fortunate prospectors were told
that If they had coal equal to the samples in
quantities the road could use large amounts
of 1t.
Owing to Coroner Keating's having toe
many cases in one day he turned over The
inquest on the suicide Peter SchuItze, -
Judge w. L. G. Soule. Alter securing 4
jury and all the testimony available, the
jury brought In a verdict that Schultze
came to his death from some unknown
cause.
Delays are sometimes dangerous. and,
acting upon that theory, the managers Of
the Reeves testimonial have hurried up
matters and will pull off that event on Tues
day night, without Waiting for the return
of the delegates who nominated him At
Sacramento.
Yucaipa has had verftabTe downpour Of
rain and the inhabitants thereof are happy.
There was considerable rain falling yester-
dy at places along the range. The artesian
wells, the pulse of the water system, al.
ready begin to feel the effects of the rain on
the mountains and are flowing trifle more
freely
-Four city cergymen-Rev. J. D. II.
Browne, Rev. r. B. Taylor, Rev. ]. W.
Balm and Rev. A. J. Frost-have returned
to their labors and preached today to their
respective congregations.
Miss Margaret M. Mogeau, county Super
intendent Of schools, has returned from her
trip to the mountains, slightly improved In
health.
The herald., 1898-08-29
BACK TO PARTISANSHIP

There was no question about the will
ingness of the administration to give
Democrats a full share of the glory of
stopping Mauser bullets. While hostili-
ties were in progress no favoritism was
manifested toward Republicans in bear
ing the brunt of the battle. But the cruel
war is over. Whether it ended too soon
for the satisfaction of influential Repub-
licans, inclined to thriftiness, is only
matter for conjecture.
A close observer of recent events can
not have failed to notice certain indica-
tions that the administration is inclined
to get back into the partisan rut In mat
tiers pertaining to the adjustment of war
Issues conspicuous instance is shown
IN the selection Of the peace commission.
Three fifths of that commission is with
out reproach. two-fifths of it is open to
criticism on the ground of extreme par
tisanshfp. One of the selections is plainly
the result of a political desl in the game
OF New York politics. The choice of
Whitelav Reid as member of ths Gem
mission is explainable in no other wav.
senator Frye. though an able man. is
an intense Republican partisan. There
are dozens of men who would have filled
the position more acceptably. leaving
out OF account the question of party.
There are some very rich political fea
lures that have come into view since the
smoke Of battle cleared away. All our
new colonies are to be taken care of and
vast army and overshadowing navy
are demanded. Herein lie opportunities
for influential Republicans, of the
thrifty kind. to assuage whatever grief
they may have felt at the sudden ter