mud' 010:
Ten Emma is pabildwirestyllbillh
Cisy WWl* by 11 O. &mum at IV*
mom, is adtazion. •
ADTSIMISIMICM -.Oman 661011
ones esiiiniostidteLissi Vas *lino lie
Bret insertion, sad me own pal* gni
eatssepreat inumitioas. lipseini maim la.
sorted bac, 111#01iges and.Daidiss.
be charged mini . awl *Vas los mob'
insertion. All imoolotimes of Arica alone
communications of or ,
i n tereekand notions of ifinitiges or Deaths,
ex ceeding Ms lines, sze obargal me annul
per line.
1 Year. 6 am. 3 mo.;
One Oolumn,.,- - $lOO $6O so,
one square, - • 16 10 71
tray,Oaution, Lost and Found, end other
advertisements, not eneealing. 10 lines,.
three weeks, or less, 1 $1 go
Administrator's &Ekreenter's Notices-2 00,
Auditor's Notices 50
Basinfuls Cards, are lines, (per year)..s 00
iderchants and Wm:BJ advertising their
business, will be charged $25. They will
b e entitled to i column, eenined exclusive
ly to their Inudnautoeith ptivilege
ly changes.
leer Advezturog in all awe exelnerre of
subscription to the paper.
JOB PRINTING of every kitia, in Mt
and Panay colors, done with neatness and
(print& 0 Handbills, 81.1%ba, Oards, Pam
phlets, ho., of eiostrwarieSi and style, grin:
ted at the shortest notice. The Binureer
Orrecx has just been re-litted with" Power
Presses, and every th*g in the Printing
line earl be executed in the most artistic
manner and at the lowest rates. TIMIS
INTABLIBLT CASH.
(atbs.
(IEORGE D. MONTANYE, AT-
Uf d T LA W—Ofice aortas. of
Main and Pinegstreets opposite Portia's Drug
Store.
DOCTOR EDWARD S. PERKINS,
Offers ids profesalcoul services to the citi
zens of Prenchtcv and vicinity. Calls prompt
ly attended to.
May 28, 1887.—1 r
TT. DAVISS, Attorney at Law,
• Towanda, Pa. Office with Wm. Wat
kins Eng. Particular attention paid to Or.
pharis' Court business and settlement of deco.
dents estates.
MERCUR & MORRONir Attorneys
at Liao, Towanda, Peun's
The andetalped having associted themselves
together in the practice of Law, fibr their pro
twaional services to the public.
ULYSSES MECUM P. D. 11011110 W.
March 9.1865.
p AMICK & PECK, A4TORNEYB
Law. Maces Panesßlock,Towaa da,
Patrick's block, Athens; Pa.; They may be
incited at either place. 1
u. w. raraust, spits w. e. ram
El B. MoKSAN, ATTORNEY &
11.• COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Towan
da, Pik Particular attention paid to business
in theDrphans' Court. July 20, 1866.
HENRY PEET, Att orney at Tato,
11Toraulk,ft. _ inalow
LIOW4RD OVERTON Jr., &tot-
Aunty at Law, Towanda, Pa. Mice In the
Court "louse. July 13,1866.
DR. R. DAVIES, LTRAYIWILLII, P*.
has pensumentiy Wetted :at the office
ormerly occupied by Dr. B. DeWitt, for the
prattles of his proiesaloa. May 9, 1367.
JOHN N. OALIPF, ATTORNEY
AT - LAW, Towanda, Pa. Lbw, Omen
meat Agent for the collectioa of Passions, Back
Pay and Bounty.
air No charge unless sacceade. Office over
he Post Office and News Boom. Dec. 1, DM.
P. KIMBALL, Licensed Ann
• times:, ?ottanilie. Bradford Co.. Ps.
tenders his Denims to the public. Satiethotion_
gusn adreorrre dn ae
o pk a y b Ov q e, okwil .
re Arders tor
'nowt
attention. Oct. 2,1867
JOHN W. MIX, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, Towanda, Bradford Co. Pa.
Control Insurance and Real Estate gent.—
Bounties and Pedaloes collected. N. B.—All
business in the Orphan'. Court attended to
promptly and with can. Office tint block
south of Ward noose stain. 0ct.24, '67.
D -
OCTO:B. B. DICWIIT, PHYSICIAN
flusazost.-110 be fond dimiag the
day--unless otherwiie engaged—on Haln-st., a
few doors below Coddle - k ilmesell's. Resi
dence corner of William and Division-sts.,
ly occupied by E. A. Parsons.
Towanda, April IS, 1861.—1 e
PARSONS & CARNOCHAN, AT
TORNEYB AT LAW, Troy. Bradford Co.
Practice in ail the Comte , of the county. Col
!calorie made and prompt ly remitted.
1. 3. resumes dl2 w. a. Gaseociamt.
FIR. PRATT has removed. to State
street, ((rst above B. S. Russell k °Cots
Bank). Persons from a distance desirous of con
sulting him, will be most likely to And him on
Baturdsy 3f each week. :ftedal attention will
be given to surgical cases, and the extras:Mon of
teeth. Gas or Ether administered when desired.
;uly la, 1866. D. S. PRATT, M. D.
DOCTOR CHAS.! F. PAINR-Of
Nee In Gosea Deng e ttore, t Towanda, Pa.
Calls promp_tly attend to a hone!.
Towanda, November 28 1866.
. r
FRANCIS E. POST, Painter, To*
ands, Ps, with 10 years experial-- ore.le eon.
Meat he ens give the best yearn
in Paint
ing. Graining, Staining, Gluing, Pepaingote.
airParficalu attention paid to daring' is the
Gantry. April 9, 1866.
JK. VAIJOHAN —Architect and
• Ihdafer.--All ldnds of: architectural de
"'signs tarnished. Ornamental 'work In atone,
Iron and Woo& Office on Main street, over
Russell & Co.'s Bank. Attention given to lin
eal Arc
ac hitecture, such as living oat
1861-17.
of grounds,
-
••ur HUSBY WATKINS, Arrow
• • m AV LAW AND NOTARY Pont,to.—
Depositions taken. Legal Instrument a, Deeds,
Mortgages, Pow, of Attorney, Affidavits,
Pension Applicatioas an 4 other papers, execu
ted and swum to before Me l Office a few doors
north-of Abs . Ward goose, Towao da, Penn's.
March 19, 1888.--tf.
NEWELL,
11
COUNTY SURVEYOR
Orwell, Bradford 00. Pa,. Will - pattend
to all boob:see In Ids lbw.
bllePs ldetionlei =n rsttelition
ren
Oto miming and atag old s
I t 1 linesC, Also to sowing oral!
ands se soon as warrants are obtained. agft
10 . B. FORDl—Licensed Auctioneer,
E •
TOWANDA, Pk:, •
Will attend promptly to all Wines. estrustod
to him. Charges modem e. Feb. 13:1868.
-JOHN MOPAY,'
ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER.
Will unaptly attend too
la all bosinas in Ms
Hos gins tnibeape and em
adopts Photortphy. Viewg of *Steddeuces, Storss.loublio Bondings, /Mode, Kw
chines, eta., taken to the bed manner.
Pardo-dor attention given to the wird end
banditti stereicoplo representation of
Orders remind at Wood & Harding's=
srvhio An Gamy. Tor/ands.
Ibirtnds , April 2S,
NVB. KELLY, Dentist. OMoe
. over Wickham & Black's, Towanda.Pe.
MI the various dyke of work — sciinstifissity
done wl warranted. , Particular 'Mutton Is
called to the Alicunizmun Ban for Astideld
Teeth. which is equally am good as Gold and
far soperior to either liabba• or Silver. flew
call and mamba
Chloroform or 11Vernthistered adder di
reed= of 4 Physician when dedred.
• Aug. 11, 1867,4
A. W - ANJT SUPPLIED!
Every sbovadisiilaa ad bla own patterns by
the odd of WRVS NEW GNAW for draordit
ing-el kinds ad boots, sloes and odors. -..
Bend for a etvadar.
.I. B. iturr,
Feb. 6. ISeBf—Sie. Towsads. Ps.
CHINESE FANS FOR SALE AT
-the EDON.
rpm?, FLAWS TO BUY TRAVEL
Saaketa eaa imam of every ilea
pth 1, II at Won's Furniture Ettore.
=
1
I 11
Ea 4ao COPMEI
I • I
VOLUME:: ' Via
la*.
1O n /pp
. 0 i0:1 6 87:1:0. of —1111! at PL I;
Mlowa 110. Treg ai!couSuo % ., ralm_ft:o tti th 00 4 4 11
it Am Otter to Virstir.
imen. i S. QUIST boo''.
WARD Bousr., ftovireiffit, PA.
On Main Street, new Ore Gout Rolm.
C.T.Eikrrn,
Oct. 8, 1888.
111.11RICANli , HOT la,
• TOWANIDAI
IRuby parobasal thla re ztllowe grate of
I, d ru, everiirZienceittor the 41 4= 4
Non of an who ms perm* me.. No pathewlll
be sprat* make ellMmal amesable._ • • •
Nay 3,116.—U. J. ft. *Memt P4TTERSON.Prop.
all laa ant
P TT &Oh
ELWELL ,HOUS 9
IF To A, PA.'
Joint Oi WO.SON.
Having leased VW R 3117, 11.1 W Bea d to ac.
oommodate the Traireutag o pains
nor expense will be iwedto dye action
to those w. 54) nal Val gam
air North side of t public square east of
liertnris new block [noir 'blinding].
to
NEW ARRANGEMI
ATE_
NEWS ROOM AND .1100 K .4011 E.
The nndadred bayingOrohaned the BOOK
STORE AND NEWS 800 of J. J. Orifdths..
=lly invite the ol l : to r my ns of the estab
and the public toed* and ez:
amine our stook.
1
A VOBD & BARBER.
v. I. SWIM
I: V. ALTOID.
FASHIONABLE; 'TAILOR Nth !
. 1 .
izwis ivatistrni
- , t
Respectfully informs thel'eltisens of 4iwanda
Borough, that ho has opene d a i
TAILOR il, ''.. llOP,
: .
In Phinney's Banding oppeste the 111 House
and scalene a share of pn a rc i atronage.
He is prepared to out 1 , at* in
• the most fashionable stye , the t data
ble manner. Perfect
' astlafiction will guar
anteed. t ii
I QUIN; and Itepakng •.: . to order. &or
notke. Sept. 10. AWL
►UNDERSIGNED _ TR,
.L (maned a Banking Bogie in • • , un.
der the name t G. P. MASON it CO.
• They are prepared to Brim Bills Bs-
IVEI- and mai* tollecalOns in Bork
al phis, and all pm .01.zs of the York U
Mates, as also Begland 'l3lelrmanyi and
Sta t e Maley, teceive l, deposit 4 , and; n do.a
G A
basineni.
G. P. lis ßanking solt.- ins one Of the' late of
Laporte, k son . k Co.. of .Totanda, and
his knowk go of th e Widows men of B radford
and adjoining 'Counties ,ang having been in the
inking - tuskless .for aboutiatteen yearn, make
is house a desirable one through **a to
make collections. •
H 0. P. MASON,
Oct. 1,1868. A. 0. MASON.
JEWELRY STORE AT-DUSEORE
t, -
• A. YOUNG,
Informs the citizens of Sullivan county that he
has opened a Jewelry Stare, in the banding op
point, Welles a Ackley , . stOre, Dusho u t w hen
he will keep on hand an assortment of
.TIVNEUrf,I WATCHESJAND C . ,
Which will be sold as loci asAl any oth er
in the country.._ Particular Attention , d to
Watch and Clock Bepairin e _ _ .
air Glee ass a call , n% years exp cri
me will enable me to_give action. -
Dnahore. Oct. 9, 1867. ‘, - -
--...
HARDING & SMALLEY,
• 1'
Itrar s avin entered into rp s co. enhit for the 1
on of the PH HIO * o om.
at the room' formerly led by WoV and
Harding. would respectlicall the at :like
of the public to several sty of Morel which
we malm spec_laltier, as : lir P be,
Plain, Penciled and Colored; Opaline, Porce
lalaTictures. &a., which weal:d am for t: tutees
and brilliancy of tone and Artistic . tan
not be =did. We invite all to examinci them
seven as the more commor of Pert:nits
mob we make, knowing well thitt they
will bear the closest insgias . This Gallery
alai= the highest reputation for good kOf
any is this sectkot of countity, and we de.
termined by a strict attenlics: to end
the superior quality of ()or Wort, to no only
retain but imam its veg a tvialge
good k
keep constantly on . d the best . ty
of Frames and at lower pricek than at an other
establishment . in town ! Also Paasep uts
Card frames, Card Eseelel Holmes' Stereo.
of, Stereoscopic Vies, sad everythibg else
of gto the budroist Give
as an earls cer igthi . t ,
-N. B,.—bolas Printing for As trade On the
most reasonable terms. 1 D. HARDING,
Aug. 29.'e7. . ,: P. : .• .
AOARD..--Dr. Y Axioms=Khas ob.
tamed a License, required, L bt the
Goodyear Trilobata Com , y, -to . Vuleanise
teetary
Rubber an a base for A MI Teeth, d has
now a good selection of those beautiful eir,
Block Teeth, and a superior article of Black
English Rubber, which will illohlehini Writ
ply ail those In went of sets of with
those unsuniamed for beauty and =Ural ap
pearance. Pilling, CleaningiCorrectinglirreg
obi-Ries,liketwurtOkind sil operatiohe be.
firi
longing to the Department slinkily
performed. Cholo orm adnlinistered fee the
extraction of Teeth when desired. an erticle
being used for the purpm' in which the has
perfect confidence. having, administered it with
the moat pleasing - result, during a practice of
fourteen years. , I
gig rely gratefol to the public fo. tiair
liberal mtronsge heretofore *eked, hel would
say tUt Ity strict attention. tie the wantinf bia
patients, be would continue to merit their co.
lideare and approbation. Ofdoe in 300 s
Block, opposite the MeansNouse, Toirands,
Pa. . . Dec' DONT :..43nr. ,
rminerry-rrifm - YEA.IIB Emit!.
J. =CM marnavat,,--
utd o r
J. 8, I.3Wial, X. L. would reap o
the IsheMaaft of Bradford i County 1 he l i
peria located ta Towands, Pa, '
*odd Malay from his law end atonerskil
practice of. TWENTY4I: I EARS d tion
Le le familiar with aU the nnall Ist Of
work dome In say sad sU
la ettji r r to=, sad Is belter prepared than
my - /Oa alcbal d r=
work beg adap c =the any and
awes that Plllllll4 tlimaselree,ollad= ta l l e the .
DaWid ‘ esTar nalendeals thi art of
ows diMil teeth, end has &Mho fot
the surilei - .To those; mmehilig dada kaki
teeth he would caU altaeflow si) kla new had of
work ',doh awaits of poradake for both plate
sad teeth, sad Walesa audlamaie Irani. Ms
more durable, more natural in appearawes, aad
much hear adapted to the ipini Alan 110,* other
bled of work. Those to need of theze ire
ladled to call 'and exatelne_ eimiclains. Teeth
filled to het kw yews and ' °Mistimes Uk4--
fildorolbrat, Mims, and N*OGI OXide " ad.
' inlididelal-wit ••h
perfect lardy, as over four ben
died palate within the list lour, yams ma ter
` ili tiles mPatbm's Block. ; ; 11' - Jen.l/311803.
R u ss ELL•.t. i kix , s'
I , _
INSUBANCII . - GEI7 1 Yl
Oapital ikineweith4 ' sser,ooo,ooo.
.
COIPANTBi BR 1
PRISBEMED :/
,
North America, Philadelphlit ..$ 9.90 1 4 !60
Phands.of ilarttord.. .. ••• 1, 2 34 1 .1 6 at :
Gerroasbi, New Yor k . .;...... . 876,815 60
Nom Is. Co:, New liana • ....• I xBl9 70 30 .
North Mini= Firsia. # doi or: . •
New York.. 156i000 se
.oucteeleasu.....t .. 1.(00_,.w0 00
i lia al Yolk. . ... ...... .• la ..aa 7 saaa la
_
We write policies in tbo Vie , nibildo eon.
ponies at talk loireitratesArtiadar attentkow
Sian to him_ ErnOerty. hen dooni north
of oke.poet Moe. op dairy. • tier roost Non
phod by jobs W. Sun and Hen Past Paat
ths,binking Nom of B B. Bassell a c .
- • 30BN W. liff
Towanda, Feb. 20,1868. . ; .
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Patbli~iher.
IMI
'Matt foitvg
*sithe r niin Iride h+he urge' ;
Theisttoenails over the seas ; '
The soldhir stesis bias* to battle;
The 'lreisintatt byis X1:8 to the trees.
They are itch of the breed Or the heroes,'
Thtimanhood attempted is strife ;
stmoii hinds that filinghtly to WM
True hearts that take comfort In attife.\-
IA !soh is, the mkt* replgmbh -
The wad with the rigor it \ needit--; ,
The imutei Of home; affeetiOna,
The imialse to geneions dealt'
snt the
.i . dUv4t . drhft . igoa *raw m r
41«;;
The sell or ie 'hopped bi the'eei ;
The seldlt6 lies cold by his caiman ;
Theiroedman is crashed by hie bee. '1!
Each pzo d igsl life that is wasted
Ig ntady sehimmente omen,
But lengthens tie days of the award.
Atufetrengtheos the crafty and mean.
The blood of the noble is Wished
- That the selfish a ,profit may find ;
God sees the Hues that are squandered.
And ;we to His wisdom are blind
EC
4.; isallaistonc
A' GLANCE AT 011321 A:
The - sispointment of Mr. Busx.rsoami
by the Clout of Pekin, exits Minister
Ptenipotenthtry to the - Powerti with
which +. has treaty relations, is an
event' hich has attracted More-at
tention, thioughont the world, than
anything connected with the Bast;
which has occurred for many_ years
past. It is a practical acknowledge='
pent of our greatness and import
ance, which.has not been gained be
fore, except by force of aril,. And
the magnitude of the resuitalwhich
may follow, can not be over estima
ted. The old Empire, weakened by
long years of internal strife, and the
grasping eupidity of its own rulers,
seeks to strengthen itself and sup
port its tottering fabric, by ties of
closer.alliance with the you ig giant
of the. West. None but those who
have lived among thepeople, can ap
preciate the sacrifice which must
have been made, the dire hour of
trouble which hati arrived, when the
old barrier of exclusivedeas has been
torn down, and they acknowledge 'as
equals those whom for ages they
have reviled with ;scorn as "outside
barbarians."
Bat we may expect_ from this mis
sion greater results than the mere
expanding of our comnieroial' rela
tions. This opeeing of itself to the
world, seems like the first ray ()flight
shed through the dark cloud of idols
try and superstitieli, whilih has rest
ed over the conntri for so many cen
turies ; and the . result of a closer
contact with civilization, maybe, in
time, the awakecing to the True
Faith, the religion of Jrctra Calmer, of
all these soub3. As yet the efforts
of the few Missionaries among them,
sincere, : earnest, hard working men,
though they be, have availed but
little .'against the three hundred '
millionslvith whom they have had to
4
fight. •
This poor; deerepid, old govern
ment of. China, has had a hard time
of it during the past fifteen or Wen
-
Ay years. ' Pressed by " barbarians "
on the outside, and rebellions within,
its revenues going to fill the pockets
of dishonest Mandarine, and pay
"indeinnities" to foreign Powers--
Russia encroaching - and - threatening
its territories on ,the . north, -what
wonder,if et last, it says 11 take, ell,
bet give ns Peace."
Eight, years ago the treaty of Vein
I Tshi was *rung from it, after Pekin
wasactual y in poisessiot off the
al
lied Frepchand English troops. .`
ter they hiddestroyed_the Majiifi-;
cent Yuen , i kin Yuen, the Summer
Niece of :the Emperor, with nth
ry of 'lnestimable vaiue, and its im
mense store of riches and emicsities,
accuninleted - for centuries from the.
four, ..qUatters i iif the earth, had be
onnki the sPe!le of the conquerors -
The - old FOperOr r ilein - Ftmg, looked
with tieefeof regret from his, MOW
tainSestness von all this deepolia-,
tioUi oolitic! his successor,,and died.
By this betty, the wholeof
`was nominally thrown open. tons,
With the':. ganging thatlifiTem
to take ie - of ourselves, where the
govereuieut - was too weak to protect
us. .All;eyes Were immediately ten-,
ed to th .Tang Tree Klee& the fit',at
" Father' of
"Waters;" a river rivalling
in; sonic" *Peels, the Mississippi,
Amazon o* Arum'. 0i) this , ' ries:
•Ok`eiti-'4?Pie!"l,l44l*l three 'betty , Pettey
-1010 firetiguerti were °were:"to ' =be alloyed
to 'reside f./ Kiang,
and st►nk ;: , ,thniittir lin !kindred
area (remits - mouth in the fly fate.,
rior, -iii yet seen by batons ihstopeen
tre'veller, *he has leffany : record of
hie eiidt behind ; 1 0414,,
_ . .44,1 1 / 1 41 1
*he erbooli .ibe/ . l*P4ePton.. ol 4the
ptioe j et Whei ia
tate& consideration- that the
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TOWANDA4 - '.•BRADFORD\,CoUNTY 4 :PL„ , :t4I,OII ).868 ,
, 26.'•
•. • „,„. ;,_ 3 , . . 3. itlit
Fmk BZPOITIL
MEE=
II _ ..
,1.
ataliusaira'ainnnonOthr *mg Ayr qtrasiza. • -
hanks of- this *vet- are ispeeio - with' •
•ptopttkies towns andvillageOltheugit:
laird them were at thin
possession of:Miele; it' will readily
be iteein whit field watiopeneti*fogi
'the traveller and l explerer. -
Here is tee Areecity'orlintathig
the 'ancient calldtal of 'the"- Emit*
with the gorgeo4_tembe, Of the 'Mint
Idynasty, and the sins , alaix, only tai
\et the \ wonderfel forcelidd
TowOr ; here. the beautifurlioyan'g
hgre, It banksoveisitedOwedli
gray itummits 'of the Lushan Moult
tains, pours its waters into the great
river , rocky gorges,, where the river,'
swollen . and turhid, \ tears Its way
through like:a • Mill stream ; 'every
,
hill crowned withla monastery, tem.
ple or fortress ; every spot historical
and with its legena' 'Here was
food and mein for 'a 'Fhoosandleer
chants,: adventurem,sportsinen,echel
ars and antiqua r ies. . - And - And, th ey . all
came. Shanghae, the mostifires'iter
otut of the foreign ports, rotated an
exCellent base for - operations' 'Site
&tied OD the little Whang POO' River,
twelve'miles from its junetient with
the Yang ,w, and' Sky - mites froM
the sesvithaiDahleady becoine crowd
ed aimost to suffocation with refugees
from the .neighboring distiicts laid
waste by the relt r tlis ; Burrow:Pied by
haltsubmerged Aitie \ fields , in every
direction, amidst a country so fiat
that no elevation 'of land can be . seen,
ft watt the home 'Of cholera and pesti
lenee of every dencription. But
this is forgotten now in the warm
spring titne. The cold -and `bracing
air of the winter has driven from the
naiads of the enervated pepulitien
the horrois of the previous summer.
Even the ;memory of those 'et:lichen
down by' dilease, Whom th 4 have
put under the sod, far from their own ,
homes, 'is rapidlY fading; and the
long dismal daya of cruel, blinding
sunlight and.suffocating heat, pas
and soon to 'atme again, are forgot'
ten in the balmy . air of the: present.
And ifie'a glerinim scene on such
day. The noble blind '! or 'pioment.
ide, stretching for a mile 'aiong-t
river, lined with palatial reaidetiOei,
of merchant princes, who - never
more deserved ' the name than
here in the far East, with their lul
mense retinues of servants, and ev
ery luxury that *gold can purchatke,
and above all, that princely hespitel
ity which so strikes the 'stranger that
he leaves their roofs to carry with'
hiln throughout his life a remetn
hrance 'of happy dais. The scene_
on this `name "bind ;almost defies
description. ' Constantinople or San
tari, in the summer daye of the Pi&
mean War, could'not have exhibited
each a motley gathering. , jEveri,
nation on.the earth has sent a reit+,
sentative. Hindnos, Armeniana,Tar
sees, Malays; TuXts, greeks ; repite•
sentatives of every provinde
-Mantchttrinto Cochin •China; as well_
as every European nation, and instlY
the inevitable . .. Down East skipper;
all, adhering to irtheir national cos
tumes. The band of a British
ment plays thelant new, Walt's,feeble.
looking ladies, a cloud of muslin and
laces, take their j evening promenade .
in sedan choirs, Carried by t fOur strt .
liveiy, gay cavaliere,,
prance about on beautiful Arabi
English thorough-brede, while alievlr .
determined }looking men, with huge
walking sticks, . I resit, by at a,fi v d.
mile an.hour gait, .as though theq
-lives depended on their getting, their
constitutional walk 'before dinner.4=-
Offon ther;ver , where the long
shM
dowe of the givikedeopeX#
to the middy, water,,nhiPi l. ,,ef
done 1 1 004
Conspicuous ni,All, 4 Pr'r'
ty grace , and BYmPitFk.E,6lO4
ofd '"Hartford," : thenfj 'ne' , 7 • "
flagship of our ' ,i ); l ;i*tr
The inn dips I # ( !im- e h t ,b e*
the hOliiinerikOliPOnnfiiilT (! , k cove
the Nines of countless geeefityiee z ef
b e yond ' which
aPPeeriug, .409ve 11w cure
roofs of the tethilis stand r. in bold
relief against the clear;lel BI T
puff of *Ate 'ien, elm:treat tie' . ito*
Way Of eich oati•Of-War;*ii
oral4 l oo la g ..31 ',40 1
19 . 4 . 1 k° 112. A 63
,
'await, and ail
Shanghai 'arrays itself in 'epokese
piStisi*
fury to thCday, ,
diune.r , • , ' •
But, to ruturk:
While .3t 6 gt l3 4:Tkt a q l gY
e
eeg , Ette'd the 1t91 1 04
eeeceeeer, it Yet . • 0 0 40 1 ' 4 , 0 (4
hew the app3initizeot wil he
111 1 4 POPett FIUR,Y#II. we leach
ihet.the.Brithdi Minister, Blißu4,U l '
fort Ateeek, uPPr o 7. o, 4oil P‘..,"*:ife"7
meat, while -the - Freneli ii i `mresentix
the. thilkflUti t YAll
the : - Wit* 4 11 1 - '' )-1 k031.. *mis s *
panics s r A siosiligif l a Q
- 0 41 140, 4141'
ly - ,liteaulai . iut ' 4 U llll 4i r atbu T.tt*
appointed B nioy I to relltiquieb It.
MEE
-4 - 7x1,7r - '0 I i..;- - - fit...' - ii . !:,::.,: il , ,i - r 4:1 . : ipl.:)ot
El
ME
. . .
The"ohineee - 'ma* , he
tfireitioned ,' t
aoloclonut'wilh
this country ` as her ally and ileannit
nelghtiOr;iihe halt little*. fear. IVO.
eilifiCl chrlitianity arid Cifiliaatiow
demands . that 'tide .'iralt2tat7 joining.
of to the!worlkihould be- au-
Cepted tind• encouraged r and .iet
holie that-thle now era bietory
'll , iiiitiffeeithe & of a'brighter
turti whew the d ark • °hind f "autle:r=.
atititin and igioriknee Wi'!l have roll-
ed•lawaY, and' the light' Of a True
Faith shall Aid Its tadianci over all
the land - •
21 :nombiti;libroh nom. -
Poor *sits, Coduanier IL Beare,
(Wish is in the State nylEalrq,)
• ItVelatuny 17,
There is located it the, Corners,
about 19 or 15. sons uv the Green Isle
uv Ft/ in, wich is *ilia thegreezi•isle
I epOse'r,tiee4o the - ease withwich
the great em ire man
aged by theDernocrisy. = Tolasten
these yoterer and hold en; to Ujk . it,
trtaz considered, advisable that some
&lige° batakenb,ythe Democrisy y nv
the Corners; in the* tnatter. tti Irish
liberty and Engliah Oppresliun. The
ijee originated, with. ,J.Deekin-Pogram,
andllwom, and Capt.. McPelter and
I, 'oodeitid We met at the chereh,
'and I 'made, ez Is the - cuitozi, the
twain 'Speech. 'lt *ma a subjlok that ,
Is easy to Beak. upon; soil flatter
myself I did itjuatia. It's easy to
talk uv liberty, for there's suthin
;Orkin the, word.., . I
That's the reason why the Ablish
rata hev alinehed the` advantage nv
us in the' matter wr speakers. ' , They
hey all the'advantage uv sentiment ;
but, haneloogy uv wet. avail is sec
timent‘ when yoo hurl it at a lazy
man? wat good is it to talk ay
liberty to - a Maw who don't like to
Work ;•
w ho hes a, taste for draw po
ker and Igeoleps,- and who kin
force fifty. or • a. hundred niggers to
work fur him ? Yoo mite ez well
fire paper wads at a iron-clad. That's
wher the Democrisy hey em in Ken
tucky. Everybody here hes a die.
like fur work, grid a likin fur mint
gooleps, butnob e dy held got no sen
timent. : •
Still, we hey do objecsben to talk
in nv liberty atlongrange We hey
no - objecshen to it in Ireland. . In
'fact, we are willin tor admit that in
~Ireland it's , a pretty geod thing.
I spoke elokently on the subjick.
I held up rich nv the wrongs endcior
,ed by' the Irishlez I coed convenient
ly remember, spoke feelingly uv, wat
they had suffered, won a snffren, and
probably had , yet to suffer, and de
manded that the Corners unite in a
expresshen uv simptithy with em, ea
those most certainly entitled to it. I
won applandid to„the- eko,
and Bea-
COO/ .He bed a series of reeolq
shene, wich he begged to submit, er,
follows :
We hey red in 'the noon
papers or hey hed red to us, wick i°
, the pude thing, sole-movin imounta
nv the haters now. alnietin
on accent uv the oppreshun and t
finny- practiced upon em by the
bloated 'aristocrats and pampered
ions nv luxury nip England, and
• Weans; The Corners ,feels for the
wictkus nv Oppreshus and weeps, at
.their ,woes, therefore be it .
Vikesalved, That the holdin uv the
Irish in bondage 'in Ireland 'by'the
ihieishi is a reproach onto-the czyi
lidahun-of the 19th century.,
Aesilved,, That the tam
. uv• the
,
ivithout giving uv etii_a voice
ki the gOvinxtent, • the forsin ny em
to' support a government • in the rnnr
nin nv'utich, they hey no voice, ; and
the, other outrages too Was to men, -
shun, wiChis : bin centinyooally in.
flitted `onto ern, stirs'` our blood with
bidignasheniund' herebY ettend
eympathv te , em. • -
.8280tVed, that we ~oemand uv, the
,Eloyerronent uy the Yoonited States,
that steps be immejitly" taken to re
led° Aleeiiken citizens ut , -Irish de
scent, now ,languishin in- English
'presens;iitid if need ‘be,:to as.
sat the digiiitrzny. the''Republic, sve
gols-mst4s.thiSzeosr. -
~The resqloodiezis wns- about being
yoonseimonety, adopted 'ttvhen at
miserable clues, "Joe'Bigler, Adz.
Zed he ;lied i, remark to'-make:- He
approved ny them' resolocishens. He
befeevhd in em. TasSOPs. wiPS" 4.I ! ,
re.P ,r,g,stashe s Was fass - 74
was tyL,
ranriyit coed, nerer:te'endOoredi .
kind"Weireitnot *Wither it !WI
retlet• It and , abhorrent to every'
onto( liberty,:',lle 'hood pheerful*
yote for them Fesolushens, but he
desired - tomike a little
MENEM
INNS
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s
8111.
ibkt at * nts irtns!iti
i 'e •ndme
c'
or
ery good,n. tied Josef;." move,
tv. add. these ,:, ,
Reselied„ tixashen
ittiemmtaidien
Wait' it is kentneki, and ;that'
while, this _Convenation ha* her pock'
et. lubSkeNher out* weePiqcovepOtke, ,
,ws,av,the,liish,itelingstt,teer
two over", the tinfortitnit' black eitl-1
zeus of IhistatateiirhO are Uhl taxed
that permitte d
tv dots,stall4.:i I
citi
:.1.8400h7. 9
1 4, -Pker*s,. Tbat while
.
I,FO,OBWA:Ip
.3'o,ltihe Ainerkin
se* ski:hie deseent '`Juiveldririten
&Snit tiff&
kivet. the -roni' Amitikhrgiitisent u'
dossent'lnow in jail ipAtiaq
~.»9011,1s*RIA94000zenet 0T ; flO
ra„tvatger, ceptin
m104'4 *bit!'
-*of *pii i k;
Reeolved, moreover, That Ishitasis#
istorsieditij &flan& tor 103pirize0a ,
Atietikatiuzelic,aluiltieltaikocgat
Wi5404 .030 44 11 4 0 3 ; AT# l64 q s l er 4 ,
ggnitrAlbs (*Alba t ak e eroli L EdgPft
es shel '
done to an alarmin extent to'Amertt
Ten4:ll#TY (ft 11.*4 Irsl.ll
ear
_ ,
kin :oiti : ens' rdeee;tni,"
hoine. i f
" TlOlO 49040111 V toed &leer,
"I move es imetnifffent: tIV coarse.
nv'cnetwlli *Meat, :forilie - prineitote
is theionne here ez there."
...I replied: briefly. : There mai a die.'
tiukshen .A„feered . Mr. Bigler did
not 'understand the matter. liters'
dietiialc.shen;and it Witt not a
t:tether onikkount ur the MAWS
betuablack ' , man either:. Bf there
was a strong emigrasben front Aftiks
to, Anierika, and the Arabi emigrant
cool git • a vote after .he bed been
here film years, the Deinocrisy wood
hey no difilkilty-itfgittha np.sympa.-
thy for . em. %But it ain't .so, : and
henOo I, POO no practical good in,, the;
Amendment.l :mildly, but St u dy, objeck to`addin these resoloosliens to
the regler ones' reported `by Mr B'as
OM. The niggers A
Bigler Bed he expectid that it wood
be objectid to. But he was so well.
atatianed tha,t it ought to pass, that
hi felt "be hung take, extraordinary
measures. He ‘ staatid every one-to
vote on the amendment es he pleased
wautid every maul° „exercise
lie judgment ; but he abood take the
liberty, uy &tan the ~moehen, and
'shoal fief called 'Upon to hist the
lead 'of every man' lorho rotes against
Uv coerse,that.iettled.it. We4ll
hey a. regard for Jesey, for he does
01:he 'says.: Every msu in the
mom votid for it, and the Corners
stands committed to nigger inane.
Good ~Heavens I Clari't this cuss be
got rid ov? - ,
Pernormun V. NAumrip._ 11.,
(Wibh hiPostmaster.)
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Di= AND CL OUS-NIS PASTIZ0021)81111
.VISWO OV TELVIIZQUIELMENIIS OP TILE 00ON
UM. • - •
• Oirespacknos qf thA asthma` Odle.
Wiaussaxcal..MOnday, Match 9. .
The probability, amountig almost
to certainty, that in a short ' time one
of our Ohio Senators is to: become
President of:the United States;creates
it seems, special anxiety in some
quarters._ Is he not likely to be too
violent a man for these dangerous
tin2gs, one hears asked in many p)a
ces'; too impetuoui, too tyrannical,
too extreme in his i policy ? Senator
Wade is not.a maxi to be seeking in
direct means of communication with
the
,pnblic through "conver s ation s "
so-called, with correspondents of the
-Preos. With his old friends, how
ever, be does talk with all
. the free
dom that the delicacy of his.present
position will warrant ; and one of
them, in view of the anxiety that has
been mentioned, may 'perhaps be .
justified in giving some account of
his sayings and temper. , '
AB N . rue rersunnrcrr.
In the contest it may be said, that
Mr; Wade disidaye a feeling with re
ference to the great duty that is
about to come upon him; verYcredi
table to his judgment, and very little
in accord with some popular notions
of his character. '"I don't nuppose
anyobdy will believe me,"-he nays—
"at least,' it is the fashion not to, be
leve such things, and so A, suppose
there is no use saying•it ; bit, in
truth, I would a great deal rather
escape this seeming , prospect of the
Presidency than not, if I could do it
honorably, and 'without desertii3n of
duty. L don't mean to say that I
wouldn't -like to be , President—l
would be a fool to say that: But to
be a piece . ,of a President—to go in 1
for 'a fragment of a year; in the midst
of the excitement of the Presidential
election, when there is so, much to do
and so little time to do it, is not a
thing to be coveted. Under the cir
cumstances, there?.ene great honor in
'it; it's only my fortune to be in the
placethat mar make . it necessary ;
alld,there-is no clime° for much of a
career in it. I'll have plenty of time
to Mike thousindelof enemies by my
*ointment's, 'and not tithe enough
to mike many friends by cny admin
istration. =_. • • - , , . 1
,;_."1 , 1 . ew I would like," continned,tl39
Lbluff old veteran with ,characteristie
frankness i `"I would like- to - eta
where '1 sati, itud't don't, moire - any
secret of it.t , ' , This is something that
Lthiuk I. know something abckutdi'
beenlin CoPgP I . 3B a ) o ng . dine ! aI4
belieie I'know what a' tnembeg' ' ' of
•Congreas ought to do: 'lf I can't stiy
in the 'Senate, then I Should- like"- to
:get as 'neu , tft,it as I can,•by .presid;
•kinfl)Yer it. - As..for- Your Presidency, .
,1,, vier*, tried.it .; and I ,knoli very
'Well thatita ditties reqniterS differ
ent &tier of faculties and 'diffSiii*t_
• ,kind fe- work. I've never' had - the'
IPiettiffential- fever;, very. had.. 'The
Senate: walk gpqd enough for me,. and
ifJ'd bad myown,Way,there ioul4i4
nave - been much likelihood': of' v
ci4ter trying, to get oat of it."' •
-1 • iii many ways and at many times
.thellenatothas expressed tho same
i ess,, with a sincerity that is trawl.'
wilt and nninistakable. ' .There can ,
no doubt t,hat,he• regaidelhe office
at secant' iikely to 'Cede upon' hint,
Oka prize to be'-ceteted, -but •as a
angerous duty-that may be required
cannot be honorably, avoided.r*
or can 'there pe tu?y,detibf as to the
elks - frankly ' eispreinsed; to_remain
t tbezhead if the' body of which lie
' en. long been .6. member..; The
ogle deem l el ♦ ' v tolikke• 'We that
is wish shall 4 gra, tided:
, ms POLICY - 1r mud fizelosit.
- "I' told i'man - the other die' said
Iv Senator; ' '!wlien ' he-oonimenned
... - 10,pomp Eno About, my . Wet
. 9 .1 14 -o4B,.bensilt kof somn i lieirt
_ ork newspaper,tliat lnadt4lhre
t 'Return in the idd 'elementary
Vellig'bcalk; of ' th e' Winkleaid
3ianghig eihstehe-Wis:to dor Wfth her
thiokena , boron they trereAstehed:
'I I ,O P0N7,490.2.4*0 3 .0 4130
i y
',lvry curieuili co , PileCtit,hof•l
' d 'net de souse esetewhit
- course ought to tie Weald! have
•
Vic 1 0 7 r
lilett l Yit , 4lolg : lslkkr
: •_,
El: • '
i t ••,
fiAiltponts Annum -ALtivapice.
=Mil
SENATOR WADE;
i•
EEO
ME
NtRIBIER 44.
dnty.tei Wish' the6i3
pray* dings point' Anirthere't One
thing I've folly made-tipsily wind to;
whatever else may be .done;:iieball,
trig the,powei ia put into my hands,
to bring , the Executive Departthent .
of the Goirerement into hem ny with
the Legislative. =°
.: . I don't believe - the
Presalent Ought to WA'. sort of Grand
lamareipdpen eeplosioci np.at the
other end of the ,ssenue, - aid- never
letting- us -know , what he wants or
intends"; all tbe_timelaking Ckmgress
nr
bieilsov aid balding aloof from
members, so'that. there is. no induce
ment for compatisen of vieWo befere
both sides are coaenitted!!*
"I don't'belieie,," he oontiOned,'
"that s President Ought to be
Muesli up as gfrpolicyonsker.l:.When
I am asked- whitrity.pplioy milks
easel have to - discharge the l'aid
dential duties, I *Omni*, 'answer
that lowa haverritypOlfcy." "Es the
duty of Cemyreu to
. edopt a policy, and
the duty of the President. toosecnte
it,:e a bave bad ti;tuble :e nough
froth the efforts 6eprgeidenta trying
to set Atli a . palicifor theniselvA and
force Corigrem into its adolition 'by.
the nee Of tho Government patronage ,
and othervrise." • - „ ,
On several paints, however, Mr.
Wade ~seems to have denided•that it
will be hieduty c if he shoild succeed
to the'--Presideaey, hava.a .POIOY-
He speaks of them—atot .obtstutiVely
--least of all aiter.the *hien ef ;the
Milkmaid: counting the *chickens in
her egg basket ---but with shripkt and
manly frankness:
'"The very. first thing I should try,
if such a thing as , Are talking
abogt,ooqld baPPevj be to
eee to it tlutt the teal Venn men of
the South are prot,ected.' Those pee.
ple down there have 'us enough
of-trouble, first bY . their* an, and
- since their surrender, by/their contin
ual turbulence. I don ' % belieie they
hive ever beenrnl-4; with a fiim
enough hand: I am of ,course in Wier
of givutg'them justioe - always but
theymust not interfere- with the
rights of otherei,or disobey the laws."
"Then there's another point," con
tinued the Senator, "on which I feel
very strongly,. lam convinced that
our Government expenditures - ought
to come dowlevery. nearly. to the point
at which they stood - before the war:
The expenses of the arniY andnavy,
in particular; 'are exorbitanti - and
ought to be brought down promptly;
without fear or favor. We -cannot
stand this frightful system of public
expenditures. Its effect is demons
tieing upon every branch , of the Gov
eminent; and, besides the' people
are heav ily 'pressed bi taxes, . and
won't stand .it much longer.. We
must economize--everywhere, if posei.
bk, but especially at the points of our
greatest eapencliture—the army and
navy. Then I believe there's snottier
thing we've - got to dit. : The party,
- cant live without it, and what'emore
importancthe comatry can't prosper.
We must stop this eittrageetiasyvtem of
fraud andpeculation. me- Goveht
meat can 't stagger under it much
longer. There 'was,- as compared
with the present state of things, but
-lttle fraud under Lincoln% Adminis
tration. lint now the money of the
people is used with a lavish band to
corrupt the people. -This must be re.
versed as gawk as an engineer would
reverse, his- locomotive.• when he saw
•
a broken ,bridge ahead of hinii
Sir, two-thirds of the present tax-ofii
cers are , men without credit at home.
Men that couldn't get trusted for a
pipe of tobacco in their imen towns
are selected to collect the revenue of
the Governnient. I know men, and
so do you, to whom some of my eon
etitnents have to pay their taxes, to
whom no neighbor would even lend
twenty dollars, with the rettioteit
idea' Of : getting it paid this eide of
judgment day,P-• . • . . •
, "Yet your body confirmed them 1"
"Yes we did ." Sometimes we were
outvoted, and sometimes we were
deceived. ?f:timiee rasOalaare
I enough i unless yea - 11.4.3. , e*per4 0 4 11
m
, knowledge of the,. to deemve' the
e very elegt.-(leretiOlovir thatteould•
. .
escape being deceivedif I
would
Teem.
dent. Likely -040igli; I *mild get
picked 'up, sometimes, too. Bet one
thing . l de know-J4 shouldn't /select
Men: because , I knesiitiey
vaecat wc l Fk • Out
of them. ,And' .1: btdierse there are
plenty of men, :gentrelly-known to
be honetttosho can be get to - fill these
plapes, provided the.revenue. serviee
is riiitde 'T630660)10, so that ilwont
be enough to Ogees Man under ens
pinion' to.iiiy that be jaw revenue
officer. ;• Anti there'll eee WWI Point'
that, I've long - had my mind pride up
about. Of pourse, if the power came
ttitobly lehould ' , try to carry
out iity ideas about it; I believe
that in lOying - taxes ,we °ugh!. to
-ktted our eyes steadily
_on a ,
ple a which should govern:4s through
, out ; we should safe - to take. the
'berdens Off induitry, - and to' *tyke.
' our - laboring chimes relief from for
, thin ,
_ "That,Meaav Wig 140t4 ' strong,
doseil f t itdit. Wader" ,
.I'l%B 7 -that meals Airiff, Pie*
strong ; it meunis s high -tariff. We
cant protect our-laboring classes any,
other way half so well-:can't;secure
the revival of business and stop , the
balance of, trade 'Mid of, gold' front'
, beteg perpetnellY: against us :the
market`of the world. Yen know this i
I lend new notion-'llth me ; but the
eonditkin - of - s tlie-'eountty
items tantalite it more iiipartint than
'ever before.' - Pm in fittorof revising'
oar revenue' •systelli,of getting ./the
tempi ordeal* itie'lndistry sir flllttatt
WtraW and O/ B *AI -: the
fat=00114001111„,..5•J:
re- 'winch talk . Mr.Aliade.
- abiist;yor -poeitionoit the , dialiasai
is behig-likelyuviommit Ise
•, - teivattArrithtlreatileitahir ,
wfinkthatis ah foliNotowirsit 'I
itivet• ittidel , inroubtia. speeches :on
the Ahtheiss'claiins; - as . you kaoir. I
IMBUE
. - a.27.tTvt.,tTwi.ll
'!Z.:siti];.:
- ,t
BM
have hesnittiivOliofinolleothigthem,
Lave .wished all:ll.thne to do it, and
have; ,hOllO4 privately with
out mdc4, 01 0 0 11400 .elitundocadion,
about elwaye:supid.
it could dOriebrivtreitt , Mid
lite;l drniTiee ihrindl
cstion abroad - that should MAIO toe - -
ehange my ophiion."
WADIeB mums ismonnix.
wrpoe er,ho, think tbere'i great
'*tiger, of: y reshliig headlong into
war," continued the Seii4tOr; I. ol'St Ong .
same other extreme thing, simply
-111w4s -had . 'the hebit of
wgeskingliy mind freely, don't new,
to know much • about humietaspre.
10111,0110 thatincreOe of power and
responsibility always teno to snake
a man cautious: .1 - know verY -- well
that it is one thing for a mantis act
for hireself, cin his OWII responsibility
1301111tOr; and quite another thing
to sot on the same subjects when he
is in a position - where every movement
.he mskee will effect tbe,whole nation:
Aud, if-ruSu Wu* *sot khave *erne
dams, advocatea , -nimisuree with, in
temperate zeal, let thfun look to see
if ,
I lutie tim; miginiited - onelif that
spirit. There Is my p fi blic recciid in
the tßobe.-4'iie "been : 'a'ree talkei
here for seventeen years ; .- and Pve -
:have generaly taken ell. the responsi
bility that seemed to, belong
_let look , otter, the Gloe, 'and see
what my intemperate . &elms have
been. rye always_ wanteon know --
to ' travel on the skirmish Duel
of Our - Prlicipless, ; but hail) triednev• - ts
erto get so far alma aeto be coplisrefit
by the enemy. •Now you Imo* my
course here well enough. Yon know
that' Inevered differiAto any serious
extent, from my party, except on one
matter. As to everythis, igelseeftif
I was wring; the party was wrong; '.
and the majorit,r of the American -
people were wrong ; U I was .
perste in action pr eiver-zeallioumitex
'treme,or imprilcUoible,•switere they.
But moue pointer did differ from my
party. 'That :wile in opposing Mr. Lau
coin's course our Recon- - -
struction bill setting tip a recon
struction pelicY of his own—exactly
the thing:thattasiot ud Into. 41 this ..
troablenovi;-rdid feel much opposed'
to that lad said„` so: 'That splendid - .
fellow,Wpars Don_ , and I - published
paper short it. -• I've never taken
back one word of that paper, and
0401 by ftinow. The Republicanparty
now takes exactly the ground that
Wnrrm. Dins; and I took time, and .
the tratible, we've got into Irises from
'the President'a taitg the -opPOsite
ground;that - ieconcinlielongs
to him and , not to Congress.' Moro
thin that Mr. LINCOLN himself came
over to our view before his deathitr..
Sinn= can tell on all abnot it. Only
a short time before the assassination
Mr. Lixoowr told Senstor,Smoix e that
that . thing was the great error of bis
life, and that 'he never should have
given' occasion for_ what the papers
called the Wade and Davis manifes
to. - Now, what ,otherl intemperate. _
"measures have' I taken ? Yam very
proud that from.the Committee ou
.Territories I repated the first provis.
ion prohibiting sleVerry l ". in all the
territory of the Ain't - 647; Atates to be • ,
subsequently *huh* I reported
the bill for ne;rte suffrage in the Dis
trict of Columbia, and got, Nil ou
the very first day of the;:sesinon. I -
got the Homestead bill tlAetigh the'
Senate. I got Nevada land Colorado
into the tbnon,atter a whole"iinter' e
debate •, and, right or wrong, I led
in the Senate in the 'division of Vir
agues and the formation , of f the new
State of - West Vilginin- These are
some of my main acts, and ,by them I
,am perfectly willing to be judged." •
4 USUAL GU.Oj •
"It isn't true," he said,in answer to
a question, "that noi on good
terms with Gam. I've aliiiyes been
oordial•with him. The story of to,y
saying that when '.I talked politioe he
talked horse, is nimre" invention of
the man that wrote it. .1 never said
that nor anything like it."
A DOIIYsfc ncrußt
' , .1 ought not to plose.thesatingrnenta
ry jottings of things, Mr. WADE said''
in the course of an evening's- talk, "
without_ adding...for - the comfort of
very . many good and very innocent
people - who have been mile)" by thu
jocose inventions of not overfriendly , _
newspapers-that in the'conne of the . _
whole conversation there was not an
oath. Mr. Wade cannot; b.( be sure,
be given* certificate for entire-free
dom-for the use of evangelical terrca ;.
but it is unjust, to speak of him us
:more profane than the great majority
of OOngressmeri, or to desCribe him
as a man effecting tremendous °ans of
peculiar and unique blaspheiny.' A
more abierd idea has also been some
what ineValent. 'Respectable- nova.
papers have spoken of him as a drunk
ard Remembering, that Isms Mc-
Down.; who "never drank anything .
even:as strong as caffee - ,ives currently
, belieired tehave been drunk through
the whole period of hie eCtivenervice,
Mr. WADS has don ee : . Well . to,. never
notice such slanders., ',A
t, . new, bow- -
ever, that many goOd, people will
tluinkine for a: statement which I can
Make antire good `faith: I homy knuirrn
Mr. Wens Tor a long time, and have '
often seen him !present op social 'oc
casions •,- when oilier Seiatais Were
intoxicated; 'I never knew him'to be
so'; never '.heard of his , being ,so ;
never saw hits natural bearV-miumer.
in any .iippeeciabie degree ' effected,
and have rstelY seen him join itidtiak ,
. itig: 7 Whatever the country, atartned
at Ms radicalism, ma,' aptehend cram
the prospect of Mr. WAna's becotilleg
President.; it may at least Molise the
; wed
fear that we *hall be again die
by a sot in the-Mite Mame.
WAD* early educational &dean
bigft were those (tithe pioneers. On
these he has steadily bunt, time&
a long life of iotellectnal activity.— .
There are Lilt fevi 'better read men
hi imodt. tvalk.s of Bmgliablitisraturn in
the Senat4" Probably: - there are , not
:13
th - better historians . Ti thinday,.
he leaver; - the
,skimming of bis im
m a ss newspaper mail to his wife;—
a Mtn climbing. tths.-tini flights of
stairs that lead froln the goer of the
Washington .Honse.. to, the parlor, In
very likely to find Attie.. Senator deep
insomenew book...and the good, ma
trimly weintan bytis sideAterruPtiug
hint from timeln time to read-some
antret frumthepaperU of *evening;
,thit . oosCorni, bum.to „know; It is a
' PlenienrOOmeitic „piettire ; *Luke
Ainposii 1 )00).1111 not I:lnapt:3r to
I learn that las friMi such scene that
their nest President is to come..
- •
A tinted Cciat'Oft . -thiregrecrillre a
generous and noble heart. '