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THURSDAY \o, dl231iB 2.. ,1i71.
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JOHIN PA.RSiONM E .
alWe copy elewhire the qpe.ch
deliveredl recentlv at Bjton Iot
by Adjutaut General teo rge
bherida.
at is ase.rt',d that tho City
Coun ·1 have agre..d to renew th
eontract ithll the lfirem1n'. Cht:r
itableo Ausoiation for a t':m of fiv
ag"The exhibitions nt the StatA
Fair are continuing but we under
stand that things have not generaly
come up to the mark this year.
WiO)ur "phuny" contemporary
of tho Abicedille g'ay put in a "lly
on a stove' appearance at our head
qu:'rters yesterday, and we regret
that we hadn't the time to elicit
S -me of thoso oatspoken utterances
for which friend Lect is piovrbiial.
i".Lud s> the (;Gund Duke
Akh-xis has sMafely arrivted anud I~en
received at thu chief city of this
great sation, Iby the men who re
1.rent the " t oement tbit G @iet the
world e'er aw."' The reception
tendered the distinguished risitor
is oaid to exceed in ep.ltndor, m:tg
nitude and extravagance, any th,.t
has evPr been given before, nft ex
·el'ting the Dntlusiastic and mag
nificent ent-rlainment of the P'rince
of 'Wales a few years ago. Our
limits prevent us from giving the
reception sl.eech and reply.
PORTION.KT.---In eone]Hledne
of the death of Lieutenant Governmo
O. J. Dunn, the Concert announced
by the Lozula.S Paeosa, s CWt -,
to take place in the Mehanics' In
atitute to-mnorrw evening, ib rPT
P ),D ir Trrsn rDT 'uvwrz 5. Al
kArtws .ra
DEATH OF LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR DUNN.
The community was, on Tuesda -
Liorning, thrown into a state o
.te't excitement and coneem 1)
ht inte ligelrce that Lieutenant
iuvernor Dunn was dangerou.l)
.11. Inquiry at his residence re
venlld tLe truth of the reports
The hous, was filied with anxious
n.i synmpathizing friends ot both
.xes, and of all .ages an condl
ions Among whom were his Elx
e•lleneC Governor H. C. Wariuth,
,,llector Casev, U. S. M1arihal ,.
3. Pajckard, State Senatrs P. B. S.
'.nehbaick, J. H. Ingrahaim, A. E.
iarber, Ed. Butier, O. F. Hanuwa
* r, A. J. Syi; h.r; Ctgrcse t: u Ji
.Ae .Syp:r, tien. G. A. iihotida;n
1tprest.htatives F. C. nutoine, 3
Geddtes J. Henri Burch, R. M. J.
Kunner, W. G. Johnson, J. W.
auinn, W. 11. Barrett; Messrs. G.
E. Paris, A. B. Jackson, A. Kenner
L. Kenner, F. McK. Diuln, It. B.
Baquio, Dr. 1. L Cromwell, Hon.
G. W. Carter, Speaker, and Wm.
tLigers, Cuief (erk e House o
-i'/,re:ientatives, Police Comlnis
,:.uers I1lady, Robinson, R:y,
l:Sua:!l, iB..ker and Isabellc, an
a ho..t of othetrs who continued
thro.ighout the entirn day and!_
night of Tues.:ay to hasten to the
houmi of t atfferer to ascertain
lhis c.n li.iun and watch the pro
;ras of the wave events. A bout
af anxious lady friends were also in
IMr. Dunn's room and the one i
which Mrs. and Miss Fanny Dun
wre, in a ,li~conusiol'ut' and incon
.Jtlablt cond:' ion.
Drs. Scott, H ard, Baach and
.tono w*rt.c in cons;ltation in t.
..,lom adlj.iinig the one in wLich
the snfi:hrer lay. Entering thi.
al artine:t was to b, seen the dis
:,nagished safferer h: eyees cloCed
.,unth shiut an.l jaws locked with
,etuanic f.astne,a evidently in
,taLe of utter u.lus )ioua!1es::. !! b
.Irrothiug was heavy and short,
'coimpanied with symptom:s u
dhe fearful death rattle. Harriel
,nquiry into the nature of the
:lai,~e and the length of time he
ad been suffering, we ascertained
that the I:enteuant Gove: nor wa.
Uken on Saunlay afternoon with
slight cold, an l towards ev.rin.u
ae indisto.iition was of such -
•haracter as to necessitate his going
to ied. During the Light his con
tlition did not improve aSd earl,
STushdayvy mor'.,.g the f.m:l3
,hvsician _).. Liea(ch wail Summon
Id, who forul his patient in a
rAic..l cond tion symptoms o0.
putneumoLia and congestiuon of th
train exhibiting themselves. Th
emodies applied failed to afford
any relief and the patient's eondlitio
mew worse. The apprehension o
friends was aroused and a consulta
iou of physicians resolved on, th
esult of which was that they con
idered ir. Dunn in a verv daunger
us cordition, indeed one frou
which there was scarcely any ho
Irecovery. The news of this stat
f things spread like "wild lire' an,
e residence of Mr. Dunu becam
hhe scene of a continued stre."m of
en women and children imxiousl
quiring into the condition of the
listinguished sufferer.
No signs of improvement exhibit
ng themselves, in the afternoon an
ther consultation was held and Drs.
runs, loulanez and Ferris added
o the Board. The result of whic
as that his ease was declared he
eas and the near approach of deat
nnounced. From that time th
Senden handl of despair might be
recognized as it pressed i:s cold an
Sheavy hand on the multitude of plr
oal friends who each evidently
;it, the utter helplessness of men
Sad oven while prepared to almost
I'.av down his life for his friend."
SAffectionate hands soothing th
.t maples and moistening a linen r.
that lay across the forehead of the
dying patient, and wiping the slo
ad occasional oozing of blood fro
he mouth and nostrils were al
Shat could be done. All during the
vaning and night it was manifes
hat only the robust constitution o
a the sufrer enabled him so long te
ard offI the. lproaches of th
S'grim munster," whose embrace th:
wateoers had been told to expec
t uany moment.
The Lie tenant Gov:irnor never
helees lingered throughout Tuea
say night anti only yielded up th
'ontict at about 6 o'clock yester
dy morning. The funeral of
distinguished decoeased will tak
*e this afternoon at 2 o'clock
hen his memory will withot
doubt receive those exalted an
miversal tributes of respect an
miration which are due.
o, And thus, suddenly and unex
tedly has passed away in
of life, in the forty-sixth y
his life, the Honorable Oscar J
nthb ate Io Mtsh
vdmnor of lionisians, leaving a
t of frieids ahd a disconsolate
-dow to lanot hie antimely re
al.
In token of respect the fl9ns at
.he State Housne and Custohonause
ire flying at half-mast. Several
4zlleries are draped in mourningo
nd in many places are to be seen -
he insignia of death.
siiTe Shrevepeft Sou'trberi n
olmplacently discourses "thusly"
,n the next Congressman for the g
listrict iu which Caddo is:
"The Governor, we presume, will
in due time act upon the sujtgestion
of the death of General McCleery,
in.1 order an election to fill the ,.
vacaner. Meanwhile it would Ibe tl
well for our infimwntial citizers to'
*onsult togetiher as to the fittest
nian for the sulccessionl. It should
Sholeo no ini m:ud, that the menmber i
-!ect can only fill an unexpired '
erm, and e.o far as our interests are
mneert:eld, that he can, in all pro- h
oabhility, only act upon the business j
dready on the calendar, and left t
sver from the last session. This
renders it more important that we
hould send a well informed,
ratical representative to Co'n
ess, who will give his undivided
stention to our local interests. In r
onsequence of General Ic('cleeri's
ill-health, last session, hre did not
each Washington until a late
perind of the aessinn. indleel just
hefore the adjournment. his i-e- 
lecessor was never in this section
3.d newa nothing about its wants. I
It has therefore resulted, that thish t
_oncgrsion'l Distri-t has practie
tily been without a represc-ntativo
ince the war. Our interests would
- ve been entirely overlookjed but '
or Senator Kellog,, to whomn our
mopli owe many ollig:,tions.
We need a tirat clu55s man now,i
nd we hope such a one can be r
found."
AN UNF(OUNDEI) SUSPICION.
.. rumir -,nringing out (of the s'-n,
picion attaching to i, noran:"e an.!
:uperlatition. g t..!c. sCen. . cirreny
)!, Tresl~d, last, to ti e' ilbet that
'he, Lieutenant (;overnoir had l ¬ c t
pi:-oned. Apart froit th:e uilihk:
;nss of the story, and independent
,f thoser eon:silerstinos which! coid
:.asily tle sufgrested in ,lppositi,)n to i
:,o visinOuiry a halilcination, w' :u'e
ºl.ld that the well-knonwn ability i
ld in egrity of the staiff of medical a
,en w'1r ::tte.nded Mr. Dii.n in his
i!u,:ss;;i iv an a:mnlha;tic a:n in
.'gnain:t denial to anyv sach a"., g
lion. They have utna:il ui e
ided n!tthr an aut piv 1'.. ! ws to
ase of jC:;A ... OF I n .
Neverth',ees there was a linger
"' ,p)po.itiou on the lpart of a few
t: stuhboru;ly r_.:"isL the reception
if this only competent testimony
o tad maintain their chimerical notion
,,tt all hazards.
It i:, as unf.'rtunate, as it is true
that there are certain classes of
c eople, whose minds Susl.icion i;
'wair:s haunting; and whose super
titious natures, and lack of knuowl
d_ induce them to attribute eve r
isaster, every catastrophe that.
. ,vertakes themselves or the rest of
rmankind, to some second hand
Sigeney, and are ever r.leady to inter
ret events by the measure of their
oinctn their own designs. And,
thus if serious interference occur.s,
irdis,ter of any kind overtakes a
nomnunitv, a class, a family, or an I
ndividu:dl there are alwsre at hand I
oue "so) withered and so wild" to
ttribute it to the machinations of
t.ome special adversary, and forth
.iith the aflicted and their sympa
izing friends are indoctrinated
dnto the belief of the most mon
1 trous absurdities. Refusing to re
gnizre the interference with.their
lans, as one of the ordinary vices
esitudes of life, or of that large class
f f important events which orthodox
*hristianity assigns to the speci:dl
r- Providence of an inscrutable power,
,. who for the fnrtherance of plans
 d purposes not dreamt of in our
t nite and erring philosophy fre
uently disappoiuts our moent cher
hbed schcmes and overthrows our
b est laid plans they suspect "foul
, llay."
M Ir. Dunn's death at tis juncture
a naturaily looked on as a diaster
o that wing of the Rhpublican lsr
y with which he was so closely
lihed. But, with not a particle of
istekeect or under estimation of
man over whose remains the'
tillness and seclusion of the tomb
S re albout to close, we must
tl my that there as no dan
I er apprehended from the tte
mendoms power which the de
sad would have brought into the
c eld when he should have made
is appearance " before the peo
r is" m '72. Again. The party's
t-rms are sufficiently Buiarean
nd its heart 1uinates afectionately
nough to all its true and worthy
srons to have provided in the future
is in the past for Mr. Dmun, and
k is republcanismu would doubtlkss
ve dictated to him in Ihe pros
S of partyv peril to subordinate
hi dearest wishes, his loftiest am
itions to the success of his mparty.
~pudiating the absurd notion of
-s being foully dealt with, let all
sible persons take a rational
w of matters and as men who are
g urom "change to ehange"
tinally, reinaignedly dria.k our
S of the eno of that misfortune
D hbe'm**s waist ifsah isimirtso
peee at Genral3 Gr .. ' a
of New Orleans.
TflE MIRROR HELD P TO TIlE BOLTERS ,
Casey'u Meauire Tabut, 9p 'a Binnsi
ties Traced, and Pitkin Impaled. t
PRESIDENT GRANT RECEIVEs
A OENTLZ RImIT.
-~------ --- - 1 I
Shall Ballots or R;ayonets De
cide Eklections ?
v.It.rtoW ('ITtze:t-I klU very happy this!
ev1 rling to mnlet so many of the go*i eitn
,ens of this parish. I lhave ever regardedl this
Iarish and :;etee ..rrounsdiatL it as amtng
the muat chyirntinK and 1r-nductive asctions
If i.ssuijiann, asti tIheir people, as indhstri
n,us, thlriving and law-abidlig. I do sot
won-mder that the peol.le who live hbfrer ivei
the pasish alni ,isis, to se-c it Irospenrns
Stlind happy. YVso have every rsasutn to be
iroud tAt this hIeautiful co' 'try. Natulre
isa heben very kind and ued netr band non
n pariultiv fior Your L.-.efit.
I unldredi wh·, anre listretung to mne now were
hersI here,. have Peen their chillr.en gow up I
aiouued them. or pe.rhlaps have foiwed
Sthem with stricken b·aslts to the quiet of
ithe w chu'rchyard and laid tihewm away to sleep
toreVer.
Many who are here to-dlay lis.tened with
h es!let ht hieati cnit niusta hearrsl thr,.cgh
years that ea's--med sne-tenlittg tI cat'b tihl
'u ti the wlt the blls that rantg ,eiently the
ldeath of hernmn mn h dlige', and felt their I
s.nuli grow strotug when the ksi.ll was tt erI
anu the sune he-lls ftiled the heaveire lan I
earth with giloriusml nemle' as they bF ny in
tlhe days of free-sds fe;r the IatietlIs hlands- I
surn. 'All thinigs e'nolllie, mll ftienli., to I
smake vyo1 love la.uisiana, fo~ r l'lere" you have
pa;l-ed ithrough the slhadow's. and 'heros ons ;
habve reeu tile cau'tc ,tl truth anal justice ,
prl,s sil hg ise-t tihe strng atd ighy. I I
I ave relme her- to-slay to re-joice with yeou
that teor ntlht in over, and that youllr "line-s
have full eent- "st its ptl5e pit iisa5tes." I
hlst Co·el tol take aceaetsel w lhb leou as ito
the b ,lea5 eIe.-e.eeren- Ie lee tratl t tIi leresereve
not only your tllwr;e. e , but the Islltrllte oel'
the w hesie" 1si-."I I wa- n.t blnt in Leain
Silena. hilt I t le her. nmell will raise' oy Vyicle
"r .tre itn IIr stet-iuse thlen her rights are
I s:cs!rd or hern pflple ,oplpr:sed. I reaie
S t i ei toda-y be»u«S her r-ighti have
h.',.n Itivas hel ae.1u the t oiree of her lewoplie
ilt. nee-'! by tlhe itllrunkti.sl of armedl torcer
it.to tle.ir c,"nuel-5.
I hsi.. e~ I shoIul, te' false to myrce!f. fal-r
to Il that is ight ansi just, if I kept mihleu
wit n I sree had msUn atteu;iptlti t~ er; l-h
out. feee Plaes cih tensd coutrol thise del-egaltes of
the pet.phs hly aru:ed troops. You have
licerd the att rg of the re.en t e'et.tetste I
will not dlet.,l it at length; let ne -ineliy
glroupi, th. fase, crtmreseiui g it. T'he .I itlleire
A Sa, l tel re storl cd ta lhe l. uio , r't": ' ii,'
dqeiet rei~nin. witehit alle her h a*rel -r. A
grea-t poelitarld ilarty calls a e-enventihel:i
tk l .e st,. are elheted; they rel air to th"i
.1 tof New triesten; tl-y seerk the thlare
troeigenslcit fr t their tteitg; they t ils tihs
Iuiilhe a hel-re tIhey se-r te. Itaiet titledl with
iellies, g sa.lte.ld .I , ith euisent. ( 0I5.el i
:c.lt.n-st tht. tU",r ae n i th ie plIeh. Thime
G tI 1.er of I Ite `iiate etl .tl, !s e, nitutll ancee
i ii ui' .f It and wellar ta hitlded of llthe
r eople's delctgates. Alheisiuon ii s .i,".
He assIks tahe Iae it u-r e"t s'" e ai: fart
answer he ic p.,uted t'" . sr , glittetrii ng
ietyiartn . i % hen - . ' .e il ileed ul tie t
taly t ,1 prot . a 0 . sueils in 'eit toi the
Ipesaplee one .gcl esseidnls.a the tsiuiers
i"  lntir gulte, stild his wordsl
Atre .r isaned by the rateih lei t cictke tl:
.aonets win  tlhe dlay the ie itlertes o the
I l-a;-l e w i 5't *rec. ''I. .- t '.:ie i t:x:,h iee t ie ,rn
h,c..l ,»te i .1 tre p.pe p"ia rlighlthi. Thrcsi(eti~
eiet tier Idan . tl*. niews i. lli',al,l that ti
L.- :.iasin. Sta ~o ili t .iical crivs e i-n has hc"e-e
neeal:et f ry tlhe pre'c., nie oif I 1,111.. e Scikse
t ~', I ,,"' yr i'lt , l'tr-; t ii a e llcp'tion.
t- e lep-h i,'n pa;pIrr of tlhe etslntry de
Seiunei te lsie o tagl e- ln lelite tnlllte- measnt
Siauntistsenilt sof the etric sutrc oef she\ eheaice .
clsi wrt nlt eSuit, brietly tolel i tihe hisory
cit the oetrcree wee loase sie, ,l re. Tun
n :enventese. einlh actktiaieig to lee r liepul
hitan,. lask llf o lr stplslort. Tlh fir'et heell int
i the I'nitel St'sae.4 te t-tomteeuse, bheahiw! mic
liue sa batutie-s that exclude-d ith peeplh.
or .it-ir rrpreintttatiVte froum it vcl in iest
e ds-hlhersi'-na. Tiee other held quietly nide
I -, erill- I, t a uIcbllding v here- the ir-cl 'ul
Sswere Ires to ome and get asl ple-a.d thirei
In-st. Tlhe tirdt dI. tnose'Pl fr-,at et,- erod ,of
t' lae to time otler as a lepralacohr oel des
i-ardi. as and it elicate of a re-turn to iayvselet
rule, as a asntuliy ,of syesophatls crsel
ing in the- JoInst t4.p:Cy limagec to thee hasld
that teedels or ismilte-s lheti. I he utier, haild
" throngchoi the cosi try ian the legal repre
Senistttiv' of its p.,rty, Ithe bold dse~iruder oI
the IN 1lei ' a .ibertiets.
tlfhe' rders ot t The nilitary convention,
a llAidilItg Icef-re the storm they hate raite-l,
s ek to diveert tihe at-sl htio ollf the leople
- frtm themtslvs-ls aml their high hbensid out
or'ege ,tc asr- iltci G T vesn'rr Wa o l tlh wr
e eeatllry and plhrltiellt. Their uclaris are
atf all kaIis awil ch.hrarter. I rprsee teo
elcmk at smne of the .hergesn tmeae by the
to ilednda -te-n etrneiee of tie (Iaovernor.
S"heev arc- Ih!1dly made up, and shall be as
a b Ieltily Iseet.
SI ie sn se'lnmies of thle (lovernor c 'lehare him
I with recviving brileS: btn when put to the
i precf. am they leave been timno alter timee,
tlhse ehlarg fs o te rl to t i roeld.
o Th1y i'harge the (aOverto r with rlealing
tie plul ei tesonayl, anld hle uanweca by pre
I sdtting voutIhera for every dllar of publie
t'uenl that han ever leess'd throughl hisl
. I e ceharg thate eh (tove-ruor 'wan di-as
. stuiise frnsm thies srtecy. awtel the (ohaerslor
( i snswe'rs by pr',sisss'ing the- esrmser re-asring
hilU tio Isils i-emitseh,. Ied I dec-hnllry- that
I "ls*i dinmissal wasi uncallied elr and un
*jut.".
TI iy. echarge the G, vernoe wish havl-ilu
r 'Temlecizlerd the lundsi oCt the gietem~ ecerslet siE
is-xsa, sesen he answert' by eroelu,.ing thi
Sptrs.fll that he hlmnetly e('OMunedei leor aIll
6sos.eyl he had birongilg to tle United
IThey chearge the (iGovernor with falife ieg
the plhlic reereise, anI i hie bnrcr hvly snu
SI iendling fir m seflire .nre sf hil defacruels tor
: ui I' an las that ehich heas no lehall
Thiey charge Gov'ernor Warmeseh wile
hlshuring thee eel-ple by mes fe ilifamsus
i blls pssei by hi ieliese-ce* threugh the
ilesislalulre, a. leer atnwe-r he lietsll tee his
hlue d vet-r'Ye o h1' e he lewlivede wuhtll
r-W k i t j. siee to the p.-eplep f l ,tin isan .
' They Ochar ti, e -veror wiri l 'ing in
i league witlh the Ku-Klus, and elr aeuswer
the Gsverloer petitoa tIe the besi, thets snoui,,
to the ensr aned tie we-at of Iher m-a-t o'e.
mnsmiealh, ans hi bs d efantera behlid mualn
"i lhey Ic rge tilhe n overnor le lnot at
-i heart tce sedulcatin us s-sie"re-s bi drenl, nlet.
f. Iornswr b e ponlletini te the s'bo house
t that are risihg ien every lecrish mnf tisis State,.
I ansid wi tlg ,iresi-ne'sss nmMtmg the p ee
ts"I ir elevetscg aneld enetoblant ldlesemlean.
Tile e-tils' sef the Governr harege himt
eI wish having alpint'rld l)snerlrat te d rlle.
b antd he r-he' .' by rcdictueg the written
it eimdoelnsesn ,f unquemetisc'd Rls'blicans
upm the aleplimlisten of nttetrlV ev*r. r, esa
- is r-ct ie etr appotliteitl. ie 'ven pt' r mlut'e
the ltmisrars-seeict e'f that eea-nent Re-pl'
i -can. S II. Pakarl, prlidem t of the Imih
It I tary colveetlitll. to he ap'upiieatin of a
eIu)-t'ers' lir ale lointuce-nt to dicee-.
The (lovernor in chargeuld with etdeavor
Sing to insult and d'gradl the people oe this
t- State by fuasrernm heltilisy Imiwee'. it. pe
e ple. and keeping alive the bitter meoauries
Sof tll war. eer u weran wther points to lth
ID r le-mI sf the dsfranebhinlg s-as of our
Iy tale osamatisuniu. a sw-asmre pla'siell lr
hlimli'etf. and adsteated is es-e-ry spee-eh he
N itsaeege to mar. following eremm up-se tfe
d hels a tisie ehatre remcs osise that thee
•Gover-ner in betathy.n his trtat by oergnaes=
n lu "ex-rsiwla" into the llilitit of thee
IL. 'te he ( Govte r-e' a-mss aledgsa te
truth sof the eharge·ad ,intet,,s tthe miitii
law, whieh ilest hiim noo i teraative, if te or.
i- rsize-d the neilitim at all. Feesr vidicatases
ssf his 'ozram. the UGove-se'r p..ints Isreemell
to the- lmetalin a.Ie., *',-x-tebia.," ansi
of: asks eis defames's. io pslut sait wherein
I tiwy have preved dasemeaels naIl for sel.
sd,-' or unworethy ," rime trust easi esosa
, calls s the- uas of t. tradesern a mies cs
e .Jed wak tsam of dties iid Ihldsbelt.
s tsd lea atteta wer rewdled with a_
S uty a his enemies call at
1 ob ,t ieals an C l the is.
IeI. ab awh all th d citizens of that ac
city &dAl al 11iafireer and easier to u
) cLw tgs '*ll ard 'Owen" (both wt- a
rebels), heaked bh stalwart men, atood
ready to pour out their I,lood if called upue I
to etiah riot and protect tih helpless. (icr.- n
Sernor Warmulth. my frienele, does not wish
Sto kleep alive.' nemmiaic tlhat er pall of na (no la
muatter which side of the great conflict wer t
have takewn) are frnight with ealduee'r; he l
Saplrolvet of i.rgalizial ex-eccnct]derratcs into a
the= atlctis fr many we as;i he thelieveda
that confidence on his lpart wolil beget
eelidehencs in return; he believed that ol- v
diers who hald bcen faithful to ine' flag I
wouldl not prove icntt"se to another. (lover
uc Wc'areoth lcperhae repsemnb uresd tiat bene !e
ago .me of Eniand ic hbeet kings sts asIe' t (
ecxatulet to future rulecrs by giving place
mae4mercr to the chief instigators of a re
hellion that had threatrncd his throne with I 1
ale*trlietu i. _
lie onugit have re'nctrest too. that one of i
Snh ficat arts cf Kaglastcl'c gr'at e rl ri it
(Chlatlhacti, when ratied t;, power. wa. to,
plac.e n rajus hi the hands of .emte thblct
cf tnctland that had tirnc dizerawnd ftcr
,partic-ipaltio in relellion, al act th;et wice
hiheid as oe eofwi statemianisnahie thrumgh l
out the British empire. and fo'lcd its rIwarcl
in the splendid eeourage the reiastated High I
landera diplaved as to the wild, slhrill a
music if Stcltleeand's bi;gpipes thlye chargedL '
t I brlgh the toes of England ill every qiuarter i
oif the globe. Aside fronu law or precede nt.
Ithe C(.,vernor's eurse in relationt to tier
I tmilitit Ilha been splendidly vinlieated lby the I
i c.ndlct of the neon eo insultingly yled i i
"ex-rebecl" Ih his. alaeer'rrs. iUnlias the,
ie h'mies of tle GOvernor can find Alictn 1
ele,'terr excuse for scleiiling him than his,1
imilitia r1"ait;tueut, tlwy will fail ."dcly in i
I il1eir ctt'mopt to weakenl the reoalklrlce otf
i thee people in bla ailisntratien.
SGeve! ntor Warn:oth in clarged trili te
Sil:g a "'eerarlpt-blLggr." 'I this grave ecargre
r 1 h iows eldown hls head nttd pleadccs gelty.
rI 1tl sicelutly says Ihe has a ighlt to be nor:
I t Ilht Anwrira is open to all the world,. that
a her esrelens thlw alike for rich anld plr, i
, that her torerst tend sl q,:iekly inl hcmag. I
cc to the tracigcer'r atrength as Lu the sire lugth
erof nttie i h1c r, thallt ller mcnlcnteriis
,I yield epe their buried tre:asures:alike to blt"
w eyed 1nxon uied di-ky Ethiepian. The
I onrernor tblieves an I do. that in this iapni
to of treledom every Nalin ba a light to get
s where' e please' alnd will for lhimia.lf the e
I lwet lie tten. Carpe't-bagging, toy frirnl.s,
,c is alioe-t as old as the w,, tli; it conelnenecld
in the iinfaciey of the creatie.ou nl has iteen
f: z'ealously fellocwedi by all peoples and tribe a
. ft'n the hoiur of its birth,. lNil to-dar:
a "'uarlpet-ibuism,"' thilouglh a tern of reprocel,.
e te t the e, wlht whiat lie l,44.iH ic to
r lthe baldy, what the air is to the lhungs,
Swhtat thle ainlst tl and dwn of htce'vrlen
r are to th," parc'lhed aunitheirsty ealrth
s it is the lite of llw" worel. Elupirt-n and
kinnlolin rise in its tre'k; it wave-s ir.
e: ilagie wiard, llud oin the litrCa olf ilte Jlaltiecn
l sately rlte lcllr rear their Itheads,. anld mighlty
i near s oit t cei, giing ilte lit- and cl tiote.
f t~eilI) i .lt ill.l tier nlul ttfoere its tacte, all.d
g i rcellllcrt ic'llln olut its teartd lucrkL and
I sits obedlient at its feet. learning lc"ssons c I
i trith and wisdom. Its. disriphes e hrin.k fr.iiu
vI notlduger. palline a' noi delfet;: noe cloulltctel cin
are too high tlr thetn to cliumb, nlo sea to. .
.1 iro -d etl crr*c. teIe deep to soinetlli. Its eae
A stiices are those who kiteel bhl:er an litar
Swhere the lights are, dim ande all .e-
shlip  l lle sa; they are the feo- . oer ..ith and
ilrght. the eilnielsl' or bue-. ' plrogreas.
e V elilcgt d ilt ineie,,e ..I the pat,' then
I du nUlt ACeC the .ey. re .o at wlhie'h the world
l gees alliri3tg "- ..arld. They fail tc elarte,
! Ihe s eeit or .e age in which the live, And
li.e l "o i_&r mourn until their worthlties ciit ei
to " spent. aind other and more iisefut'l lci ua t
eC steep io and take their ilcarea.
er Governor Warmnth h'e faullts, for he- ic
!e hfuca. lie has and will iaake n'istakits.
Sli' lteas auln ,ic seuplpet lite consltiticiisei
' s iad see tihe laws fahl:lilth.lv exectied c W.l "
re Istlieve that wheli llated ciluon tel dco hi
te .ty lie .i eon it he.te.aly and wit hIuet fe-ar
: lWel te.liev- so. lce'llccte we knew bis rellc
it c.e iee e'tands eve.r piinltitg ai le ,liOe t
un llger to Ie cee:lb tl tit l,c' h ..- reli-'te-re.d cn
i,- h:i.h to supelllport the' c.uotiCunlcic--nolt asn
i you eInderiiteain it. rolt as I iunlerstaniel it.
ii ! het a- I'e'. clerlordi-:: teo thee best jiluldglwnt
c . ti-s l l. iew'. ll tent ie;,. ulderltllttendl a it W ,
I. -ay that Ite,.ercer Wt'arteuehel'e adtteiniitre
e iic tiiec lhe,.n chaatreirize-t by a nsilee r,
t! desire to he a j- lt andi wi-ic rTler. : 'e- sat
-to thie HReplllieuanls lthat, his veoice was
try acng the tirct to soinl tiht e l:ittlle i'rv otf
"t fr:ace-li e' ftor all witlih.t trygtlrd to rare.
l- celelur oer ple" ionll ondletliol," thIat, runcder
in i his leadership, siad !sainlr by his geui-ec.
i i che lRepublhlican party in Ietoiilianla arril'lsi 'd
I.. shapel. and i rcu, cnd imarhied oiewerd I
In to tri t c;phant su'ee-rs. We l vy thi,'
hl ltei adilniei, tcacrin.n has rrtuIell tlhe.
el pjchliC credit, lecatise, tee::ler it. the.
cic nhliations eof the iState hIlve, i1e, I
'l prolpt.v t et. Wi e d. sat' Ilet ndelr his :ce-i
i- ti nuilltrialtien elulilt tnll lctwe' rcigl tlhroughlc
"t eout the Stte.; tlhat pclliticael e'!racii.ui flil.
rl- ween loi:iaed and free st , 'e' vitndienatt:
ed that in'etnal iniltrovenents have rtenI
,ed astere i by judici:as tlet wire bseitnrce
i- lWe say that under his adueincstratinie
o? :,ue'icty leas been Iprrtccted by tle-he promptl.
punishment of thoe whoi warrend against i:
in, that relpo.rt fr hullman life ha*e Io.n inll
ti, l'rea'aee-d iy thi l execi:clion of anicn who.s
teli hand.l have beetn ldyedt in the blonei of thei .
e- fe'ilow mcrn. We .ay tlhat Itce (JiOercrlor ic i
r- not rep.nuihble Fir tle larIce increae cif the
re pelelic etcIt;, eicr his iccde hals tlweec saift tCc
t, Ieeil  n clceltc lIleaty Ici.lneii; lin. ane lhi
he vretces of tad acts t.anteI uclen -reNorld to hIi.
>r. ersdit. We eay that the hittcir ae.' cn!
asi dictive assnillts of his earc-uie arc a trilbtenl.
Sto the bonentict of his purlpuner. wrelllln lie-i r
im n men whe, fellnd hlilm plcrtedl seluicrly ii
he their way when they sollLught tt ptlel.u r
we the peolct of tile Stelte. We say that (ley.
ermtcr W'jrnmcth has hebn, and will contmuce
ng ito le e le lsder of his party in this Statce.
rt I and tlhat in the Itutre. as in ti le t a1ct -
lie cemn will ercwn the linner he itnfiurlt.
ui I wish now to1 say a few etrds in relatilcr
to ronile of t he mrell whbo are s llitterly ac
s-I silinfg tiile Overnor. I *haIll tryr a!ni Itw
eerc jus llt to each cli whom I may ipeak I shnlt
g tr tiate anything I d d Ialhevre io h.
atrilc. ur nethniing I shall fear to have tho
en oIuighti sifled.
A An first, fTor Mr. Casey. lWho is Mr
e1 Ccl..ey I. he a R ecpcl Iai.l Iif sc, hon
I lo hin Is e bcten ice I t'caa he a lI-lIule
te lice'n in the ie:ge;nizatiiein loe tie learer in
Ill IcLumnianal If ei,. wh han Mr. Packorl c,
eed ct'ee- ad le it lterlv etenoncilc'e ilicie as
Ie-mirtt m rt hy, if Mr. C.ccy in aml leua
eg :lwaysva bern a gcuel ke-publienl, did Mlr.
ua- leaekard ceplioe hils nminatiLn fetr reollitc:,
lr ot Ithe polrt of New Orleans9 Why diLd hi
gal _IlRoie his eoululnlltion by the Se'nate I
Why did he. as chairmian ntf the ielmbleai
ihi Staie Central Conmmittee. ha'kerd by allnest
Iea the enthir eieninittes., take a peremptcer\
tle dmnalnd u pln ipieI Presiaet foe Mr. Casey'sI
his remnovr.l If ir. Catey has alwvs iectl a
he tce Replnhlican, whly did Mcr. Paekardl
l k tOil cOtiibine the ni in'ie Replllllcan lire.
in cf ILeciaicnn against himl Whiy did he
-er eek tlt see'elre thle signantures of the nmem
th, Iers of bith brallcrho cf the Ilgislatnire to
ci.- a Ieiticia for his rleeval I W'hy did he tde
r- nlllne- any rain wliho slttianedl Mr. Cacc.
iin iei eitmrcc as an eneaMycef the Irlcnhflicanl
aI lpartty I Mr. l'ackard saa het did all these
tt things lwee:cse (Caey a's Ia De.moeruet. Sit
lle Ilt ftr Mr Pacekarl's courae teward antI
i, ,iiniuen f Mre. Casey iie the ialat. JMr Cane.e
de In cllector of the iert of New Orleane-L
that is. he helds tice pcsiticcn. lie hsa
in arny friends. all ol themn Clsctonlhi0use eum
i-i. pil"yee; Ita mnsver a one yet hIs amlerlet
en thet Cavr hael any ability. llia en,.uire
ins have Itci canebart:iable eneagh to say that
ne e was as uner a tool as a lan cmeld he
a and ncah bring n ahsolute idelt. My own
ub opininM of Mr. Casey al, tLat he only uredls
il- sclue nc cacabding jasition to jnstif- alike
f Ia the lolpiius of his triene and hi. enucscic .
I do tot think iMr. C'asey ever hal a
or- friend he hau not o would aot betray fr a
his less ui than swerved Judas lE-ariot 1
co- do not think Mr. Casey has a particle of
ie aelf-respet, for he I aiw licking dIsc tforu
theL hnts tIhat a brief while since were lifted to
ir krik himo from his plsitics. Mr. Caw.y is
Specliar hie is like te he aslenatiral dlcu
the lna of a point--he bau "pcrlicnt bint nolt
mqlo itd;'" he is laraet l ss, he hasb
he -lealeh anl breadth bnt n depti; in Idli
tbhe ier e cc like a ervs'd li he a ci hi
Ca. directiun at ever point." Mr. Caey s of
lce go earthly importaansc, ans , ea tlhe tact
the that be cs the brccihlec lawl t oPaHident
iti i -rlnt. Of the naleeld aiaovearee wilth
or- whkieh the PesMelnt is bea5 we. kacw of
iac noe grerater thla that of the relston C
ely Wing betwee himself and Mr. alsey. We
on believe the PYrideet will. hefoes lounge re
cia the •ahandity cc reIm peisg Mr. Caey fe-.
cl- lt'il sulpeurt is lmitis We believe
ti- thIe I'riedt wsold tol-da rmnaove Mr
e- Caey neum ist st far the belsi he hasl that
uet he'e 1s4 met make a liivlN I any eomm.
ra niay t he wag et of s c.. WeC gard
*d M Can.yl asic fsl tb l ab party wiMhI
sa which bte Is ew m 'eriat ". hesu we
mba howime MlR ssie s casmtA stehap
t dms stews eves fer a amass' s the
a a-m wl rbr M. 3 I oe 4·.
s ·y Tiimd1il a t , hi
Mr. S Mitot 1a olit4" "Junt to
a h' I' , r1 e tm 1 ale! lasth in r
cuMelu I ealet i amy yi: tLd mi
lulae'hiati'thauefe fb lrr a
GECo.:E w. CAtmll.;3
Unlike Mr. Cael, G(eorge W. Carter bE hi
never hbee arwtend ift lacking braina P11
itnestilonblT the nblert and met dlatgeronl* to
man in ther iliterrv onventi$e. Ie i ,to be i
Sri-wct.e d llher ill. tlcueht, . arid tend Ild oter his
ahilitil to do evil. Corol, wary and traemh- !r
ermAu, %l oil 1o dom-e s im neametrer-d unl. i.
the ocpportmmldt he hbs fi r dLnag it. I know t
C'uoele I Carter well. and have often jpaidl ra
Silliuig t:ilutite toi, Irh geniui. leull ('lti,,'-i
Ilarketrd. Pitkm. Las t1t. nI t a doren -t-nore'
like tiereim t -gelther, antim the r.ioninetiactlin ri
aoldt Inot l e-sm a lithe of t;.- talel Itat
Colonel (Carter i mastier of lii. ianii is
its'-n in every I-ll.%n the military cove.1rti:.ni It
maude--it everyv lin+i tlhey have ever written. e"l
1 Read tle h.tirra of it.,e-ier l)nl,,i tIler- '
site (re.lehr and (ev-trnotr Wantmuth; the i1
rtsharp thrusts, the w.Inilj i parr, the. we, l
i ni'lnd nul r . of Co'lonel ('artr ai.re. the: of
shining gII dnat In tllhee deltmtitr «f mlud '
a.id elanI,. Tkt tLhe lbetlc-re: a- iite u.ilne t o,. p
dir'. p in thie eut end in the bot pm of the
San i.. will nid,! a *talrlhke b 'e 'i. tin''
lh,,k.ng il'u, .tlc. osind tlhat fare i., '.i c te r'. a
I ih.il r.i irit.ing of Mr. Carter's riviet t*
history. Ev.-ry tman laos hi. I.aart L.rit lf,
I blnt .b01 it he a.. etir the tie e s h; oe tu
I i'mii viniitiitive rgteluy-. Mr P('atl r's p tri:e '
r life is his on; it ihe hla erred. tile error
. la nut hint on iil id wi' lisi life is your. i
ahd nir..e a fsa is thlt l;', hrt ee"n isa nk
lie one. rno fa:rther. Mr. (Car:er ast. necord
inlg te isis tewet rtli..-iemet, .eele a miniiiier o(Ch
tltr graelpl; le hat preacrtth, d tChris.t antid FHlir i*
celetiled. and ,roke.n the hrerd if tf e Lord .r
Sito helllgr uet a s taliiilg eou'lla. A ccerdiniC teo "
·Mr. C:trlt r'a oi n dntlei.tiln, lhe hIaL made a.
fI oarfil h:lerkliei; he hbas lbn one of Ithose
prieicbera who- i,
S'o.t. ia-e stee,.tp aid itetnv way Cn ht~ -ase, te
i';,llil Ilk- I .miii!ell ! i-,ed r... ilitee.i' -rt:lt
Il.lanemlf the thoeillear ast of dellfrau tread.,
! Li r etar iset le utnanr tde, "
e Gifted with great iwcrsr. Geo(.rge W .i.
('.rte-r h ,ad a. a tiiriter ctc ti.e gmelwl. is i .
n., ele tieitd e.ffore hi:; a 1fiee wierran al'
fh Iil- l'ueneril,' nil his gen'ui cnttll ier x
p ered t,, lilt hbluaniitiv til to hlig~her andt
bitter plirs tif ehoegi;t but hi. f.il*, mI t- a
Sre-alize thile irjes-ty oIe the I;aeittimem as.
i isuiurdl e oIrii.plied lfIetm hia sLoullidller tihe n
enlicilll- lhe a:ec-. and dlriving fromle his- hleart
ill Chli-*ian virteii.s, cleileld ltlluds with',.
sin. anil in the upon light ,tf daty, Iliastieted. It
wi:h.iutl a luah of shamule n hpo e iis tre-, to -1
Ibroiw hinmic.-f into the a;Ili tit f ice el.i it
a driIk deep direaghrt friou funttlina whiles -
atiers ltater urevr yet Iew.- haeldeowed Il i
the faree f aplPrcvinIg nogel-s. I dicnt be- p
Sherlce. uly fitnlles, tlolt a man whoae. cru-ei
, iduc htiee ro- digrace upon himasef and
li ellsmeit- and aerreow to thlme ho arts of tlhose .e
- wlho lista n.-d to bin couarels], ought toi b 't)
i taken as a leaiaer " f nuV partV thalt rclairli .
SIor heolwe to gain the pseile's cortihte uc. 4
S!..t n.. xanlizte Mr. Carter itll nethetr roel
which lile ausllt i, ci. ,l ar. if his celidul i
. will heacr lihe test of he:e.+t m'rrtiny. ýWVlttr i1I
'lee hrlet::'t:i of Mr. L.iner"l deeet-niiie:d th.l .
i - e{.aple i.f thil Sutlllh to wage war againit the ea
4 Il,' U'nited Statei., Ih-.c ani in the, Sechell,
.rt was comteelhle . d. te e 1is l),itieor.: howl '
a did.l Mr. Ce" or aiiue tlwn thlie gre-t ,ias- 1
I lieo " til ,i hour 1
M r. I_ ter sne li hse advcnted the war lIe'
S I.llttIe he lihe -rl t eet.er'cSilon w~:l, right. 1lie "
CI ocpinion li.l noit ibeen e -'rnt r:c ici i. ,siin. `:
dt iit wcaM Ihi re-slt of lung ani r;irnrst ,et
4. .tuiyl uf the qlu-sti'.ns thllt hadl lir thlirtd '
S.ini e-i'klleeki tl he l..etit~n . lnil at lst I
Sibro:'eght the Nrt.bh erit :Si:h tIll tIhe vr.
S+-rge ofl arlt eeidtict. W'hen pjeaearceble:
ti ""e-.e .iile Ii'.teltl hiel Is- accitcoi,. liehte i .1 whaet
did .Me. CIarter l.! Why. hI au..igl.t 4,"
mi '-ir e the lee.,ple of hi. State to alrrtay
them..elvt'e :gleiilat the I(i'ited Stilatet. It'
have hle-n told that in ther rarl"y slavs of the-'
e-tlion his weice rang out cle-ar c'd'l
istronig for war. I have e.-rn tfld th.it his
',. irr allnd iuiil:assionl ci elteicli. nor in l-hlul l
,t '.outhirri riightsl siirrtil to inew life- the
r i .lu.ggish htd ,of the. le . andl rleIsun.I intoi
I ivil iheat the hleenei of ilhe voilng. I lht"
.recu told that. inoVe-d by hlis 'ervor,
iij itllleir got- tip th flr il4' let; l c ld wis th"lui'
, lt.Iwlnls to ha keepLintg. ini the ti1ll faithl
Shat it Ie. brougt.t theni noti blectk he weoetl
i .t I, st I." i thaL wheCi they Ce.ulid d
uee-bly.
The ei war is over, the battle ftv-eSi
r ir tni, r firl Ld, t llnll uily ch t.en;oilr t
ila hlaunte e'iupty chairs atill vartitet
i I tire-aiele reman iili tee l of the- great coentii-t.
.I liew Ptatetl Mr. Cater notie! 1" .e he tll'.
Sbe-liece ile. was r:ghtt Inir, ten lslaak kinllit
r iudl sItil of the l'lltve ilwho hl0vle failele',
t.. iE),, he bow down his bhead in crsitumel i,
I 'lt;,e the- ipeoltel of this land. and nmounrini
I wirh themni l-eruna et the deaeilatin and'
,' *rw tlat kL''lpa watchl and guard lver unc- 'e
if {fruittlt he bla andr tree-mintg itice- No, he
ii does niothing iof the kinid. Mr ('ertmr no
Ii , a he 'is glad tihe Sitlth was defeated.."
I g .ils that his lieople we-re defateld; soe gill i
.It.l t be i4ket I;uee-Ctuli haste an;lI go-)r
it artui'eing iie.r the grtares of his bult ile!'
-ieu: el-r:dr -en-rae tIhat hle hellied Ie ridg
i i! p e'. r I.11 this heli,--tc .like hut,s itle i
his cmeu'ltro-ri and ritelircev frr. -n theie tie
ii tr-t. oit tr-eahete y. Elic you11 Ilie -ve. r.!
e Cairter is glad thiat this laimd is iie.aehte.
: glahd That the flag his r.eitral.a telinghi iill -
'i eler lesa gKloe fiortc r down I ;God ! if Ihi- i
i; glad I ashoiild tLink the' Cfa."t of tiht e
it ,wn lIe Ied to Ilrath wouilcl lstatle
it hllim at neetelaiy tand l their Iips hIa-.
-tta- lar il ie eir atl twilightl: I ahelttle I
 I,k >le,'I, Wolllll ne-I,-r visitI his Ih, ,; I -
ii :ou llltlinih thie air ecf nighilt aleit hli3'l
i. tih he tilled cc ilte It- rurl- oif veregmileg
iuge I' ca ings It is ,arcl -iot-'h, nv f irlni.,i
.I .c ,r itt Ir ele p it, of e si'e, t ". " l.e il-m iiii
i I~ ici:' tht.r bi w te wl ti 1 , t - ,e l y ctci.
- r iiercer cor I eilit ie . 10 ten tee reproeckle.-e frieilt
"- ,le lila i-f ctne aiceo l-ce. e*l,. lwee,.eent ite
i firingiu._. ihc. ltl a u'lih't where all th,.
*c. stakel was ltal. 1ea iLr. (.rirettrlen-. rm .i
S- irging oi llhe waer: If a. in lie iw -tl-lmice- iI
ai)iing wllat heI clirc-el i do ilcet rt tllee r ine
I rs ic int-re in 18t, I ldo iot itlieive- he ici
is ailirele nr . Mr. Cartr'e-aieiliona nlw to be
w- a ie-li,.blican, antd let a.-a Ie was i,,ei
elI -lecttcl ule.m a Ikep-lehmeie.nIn ;,latfcrm. hit
I' mi epo hisi "~enfelcerate reOrd." What wa;
ai-, that r-eerdel Was it a r.-ield fill mf ge.llcr
I lolti deeds mdl nllabl ecuragrfl Waes ii a
ir I Iecorl such as a nae as, erven tlmlegh Iimis caise
c was lost, night hIe ireu, to leave for hi i
- euilren anel ii his ehhilneic's ehiletr-n to read
lic -,uc-r. Ce-.tain heat teier ery-ol llld meilnetecIe i
t, ueid their hearts tlltrihe clk-r, -r they r. n i
a. th, wa r eit ofIi s ilu mlti. Wcl ii , are
i re..,li[ ius lt h. h,, anil fa foa ter
r.n in lte l llearts IclIf in i rode leI hil Ict i .e
c ietec the itiieke' ste el d hlilmt we-re fillec'e
ee with the deately termpest of hatlle I Was is i
r I e.t-ch a rm-ceel I ee will Cuaee thee sildet.lit lc'
le hiiaory to linger crver the page. wlaeeceon iti
*i it iis wiltein lie nmay hrave rhl.i a rl-eerrl
r as I have ipain.tli, but if he Isa hee ha:s fitil-l
a to show eilber lis friend. ,r hieruelerie lhe'
a tages uler-c,,n it is rewoertl.ei. lWhlct Mr.
ref Crler is r-o'nfrntecl with charlges of iti it,
5- rerity he Mayas bis olciniun Ieave chl-age-i . I
he know nien hlrllamge. I ci. ndlleirhatae, llhisc c
ti- a taie uniay at-cspt lcn oiier Irtmi a governie
It enllt he has hattl-.il alginet--areepf otie
-e- us a Weans of saving, not plundterini, his,
el peo,ple-a-cl. it ofce.' tee ty he l . tie- eli
al Iappewiimn that is tee at ct follow ini the
-e wake Of civil cecnflicts. I lieok In vain over
Sk Mr. Cartr'r reclrd for evielemw that he re
d rel teld ottler far his peopleet g.im. I do no '
-i iud that lie hals originated any great elluile
Smeasurtof reflormn. I do not fnd Mr. Cal'ter
s | a m rtc-rded elplmnrition to any Wrhetlle o
i- luhd.r that em be lore the lcngialtatr,i
crlI ever which he Inst year preid.d, aud whrich
SI liuder his admiiinrislrlctecn c-to the State:
at neoar a aillhe dcliars. In brief. I fleti
i irothing tlhat inclinla fe to Ielieve thltl kit,
rn epuvllraiceta n lt- t- lny i. na mrore siere;
ci, than his rrligicn -Ie trn yearl ago. or than'
he his iveetw-ca f eeC .se.eei.n was in Ihft. Mr.
'r. (arter itne te s~wrn e-aeeay etf Uhrnn-'
SVWarl-ahib. and in lii)e- os inl evry r tellrir atr
r of his life, h e hsws treahterv. erael itci
I irstile.% When Uokre W. Carter llan
oI to New Orlang, thrre years ago. he ("an.
n sick and .eed.-why, ,yr Ialad., f[iz liasrI
te was a cerijitafllt cluimptted to Clarter lwhen
is e firat cane to alciiias;ar le apmealmi tf,
in (eovernlor Waruntothlr fcr aid anUd, like the
ot I awaritsan of old. the Gserm.or ato.sed ay
- il side sad misitered to his waS~t, put
.i- clthLee apIe his lIah. s.hoeM npmn his feet;
hi - gave his fetd al helar gave lae is esy:
oflu boy e emlmlelr he needr~ to retore,
-t a wyetem e ealeid ald abeIr by
dat m-d-eer; fted ls up with aldlsy aids,
i1gave him place smd Iower. b ,th of whir i
djhe now nWs to tale the triM d w hoa,
x tiivrael him so gIratly. Governor War
te etmih Ia aselIed by Mv. Caeer r tm he ammei
ae -reasow that he is ssailehd hy othem cf is:
rTtw enemhaw--a- py beenase he tond in his ;
ye way is asrre of legslatlmm. Mea over
Ir. the ratire lis ct o veram r Warmotib's
eat eaeimh-s sad Wee emI se 6.4 ose wiecee
uI elanity dim lo- t date tre the in her whre
ad tere ieee pe. msmm 'e of
ile thelea V raa e ees r s Ca r h lty ho
we ga whee wrml t rveted the sew luh-,
i I .bs...mW I-. hIm bC.pree. sa
,mersem of the gwat li of Ot. r
eunatry. Duno'e plPm *Isinth to ,i e1 +
wai fanned into open   iy whn t
,overnuor rtfu o l to i a iI11 rthea
his. salary oanae phouuaah ( 'at - dell
I my heart wa tSred when Waertnoth dclin,.,t
I o elga a ertain "a*:hel" lhit is, w h:",
, Camey waa an ilcorpur:etor, and whLl.h
bill woehT haib.ve Iw·l .f trat Jtctun art !u..,
'.rot Ito ur L"hnthe .r.i law." ilrwig ,rat slat
:ieterested in tihe aoeei little juh mied ea',
the Guvernor fr intrfrerine will, h:. .wt
ranogeratt. Pa- ~ld ha i hals lt mtet ;e,,
'is Ti rI fla nli" Till. ntl ulým Wnraune:,1
:islt. t sigt;n it, dier..'Vresd lLat the ti,.
trtor we noIt a kteKu l Rpthlil-an ate
Ieh tllt to be re'pudiatced. Ger.rpe 1 (',r,,,
wbh bae hetet itir rereipir-nI l tos a hefa,,,v.
Irtitn tit Ce neer Vtcrleeetheetle h :..e D
:f" neet lnding hie trlr.ltd. Join. In t :e ,r't
Sugainst Ithw, andt aw ea. he,. w"L4 ste r, h,
.lat sk Ihil ,tlIe thing. ny friends. wt.-,- e,
'lhear N1". Carter sad bhis tt.plth,eintetd bFl
.'oi leort lesKiinter II tetnirt ittle thi e (- .
toleec. "o t.he o rf t .iH eIte - sac ,,*i ,.
prnovo * yce guilty of thic or that apt ,..n
Carter 'e pelhit ial itltreri' . fer? in in .I , .
alr like the audla of.e t.h" eeaelt.,re, 4t,,>
1 i lt c i very ieh r, ,toew l t11he vreaw t to!ý.
l1e tlea' be.en ttelre in ,te tr feetateep c ,!
,ctill e. ithel. anod a tnt.la tierfo.re thiL ecte.
l Utttr wholil,t a shadow of eipce Ie,jt.
r It-nl e'. ;e a-.ka. I I- -lierve r,.d.. al e
*itl praltti. phtthntl Ie neil to trowu iltte ,,h
" c.erldy a tmon liin.e aeorge W. CAr:t.r, rt ,
S',tily claItu to aedaTnct.-ac-Fnt i , t.h:t hI .,
heen upot all litles of all queste na, C.lt a,
,hdgte th.t is, the futore be* will a ",1
ready to dewert on. frit.e d fur ana'teIr ,;
onel Iasoknsw for auubt-r.
rI rele now to speak ,f a porta L t! 
' tI e of tItkin--.. It (; Pt in--.. .t a un
x n eratlor, lit, statesban alttl appra.ml t:,
S"INs humor is fifty. lit dia",ur..
e0lmpt.,re'. his t 1,:uer fitr,. ,i ". t ;e , .
n,:mtN, a '.I g:it Ito aii.C-etal* and IeMa rl,.,
a hah i .r v.ain, rw ieni uI e "n , tii.e ,,t..e.
l ie i t t o o ,e 'e k e t-e . te a t * p r o . 1. a l " ,
* * 1k e Iioraw-tl i t*he th .,
Ihit. vtrlteity flat r than the eraple ta .,
a, rgwuue.nt."
- Threr, y-u have hini dweriedt b;.,
et-amter greine of Shiake.parert. Whil:..1
t ,hl tu this d eeriptent t hat l',Ik.t
I' ,f thte.e "rimakera of eer:bograpl ,v"! ,
I, ateake ftteel stare antl wivte n '.I I n r
e ,.leh'et for fea-r of leratin;g. )tu haloe, ti
I1 tril p ,t rrayeed. Mr. I'i:jkia a-.i 4 i.i ,
e-rnor sriattni'h in 1iti1 letter.e ,..i,,
t a 'ritt s theets., that anke thein .c ,, ,.
p.il). r dti advt e r tirretentte t ly::t,,I
-,tini teo "till up" w ilh.
' oetvernror Warruoth, a white si:
.eceharged Mr. i'itkin with hacvt,g bt:e
'b,)tu federtl andt re'tuiei:a-.ae ma'e..;
-. .Iharged that he det..tr Irt a,,t tr I
". Atd teok exittr itltetary mite'.t t ,
t his di-et!..rge fr.m th! trhee le -rt e r . I1'
1i repLaes ill a four-t'tu!.tei lcitr. , aelr,, c ,,,
trl etg flat I: was urst in tille rtr ',ler-
S.,riny-. but dei.ine., that Ier t- er ,. Ih
r ;al.o ackuowie.dgtee !lat le v.. r ",
I trrdl'r t a tuV . but d iats thtt I
' tit foil tuitol to i et'  re i * ;e,-,e
+-l he let nisieee hlh maLee are ,I.. : ,
-rulrll te Lou at ani e cre:.e:
i.' ,1v ti ia twrlveirve.li ' I*eau .- e p l.
aide a e ,l a plu tie n o. f n .L t   , ., , e .
:L t .t iL .:,'l.tId in our great wi. r ..t" .
t . .l'r. t Ito e ,le tfu hiate great t ', .;,
rr tle i Itt de tit, el .c- e:l tr )II er"" :,""
Slie t e d.-I , tle . th.e in. l".e : - y :t t I
t,: ),' i t.  ..li: ,0 i t. Al ,' ue a 11h 3 "a. w tasJl as
It tor vt' I,... - U., t.uw' to Mtfre
er as a.t1 the et t1" reti -i' a rl l
i M r. l' k ti ,:- l t. ,e - e ' :, ,
Itn iu'h ar mit* . th.e n , a.ous ti at i d:,I t
cu h o. eti e ee- siri ar'e rt c u. ":
,1'tiel..r n |l'e Ilei ' t e e:,e ! "w , e R
I trkil tn or eout ofl the re*ipe-teu a*l'rlw A
I tnkal ' it t .i; . . .ut I t .s' i lar t1 r''
,t! th t a l p.rtiite , lt de:t ' te.! , tlrle,i
' wereP !al to set hi n : g,,, i,, .lb h t, :,, -
" '4i u te s :ac t eo t . e e,. ta , lI 1 ih ,l t ,Ic,
rte r hte rl l of Ie. eer r r 'reek a
,h eav ( - e *seee. el V,.' W.en -, " ,. ', I ]cn
hr ts. I ii(..uPl" .ti . " rbe :.
aItticle. taul
aith it*. au. u lu. I : ,i; r.. rh...
'' r. Pte ka wasl on l too a .0: n:
t lthie iravY I ttl Iterm et wer. snd t" " ,t ,b
.Ieeth Iee had ltake , at cC Ie. lt In-iut. e
t'efi a ir th a lt fo r t .,hl i : t e "re . ' . .. I.' , ' 'r
tiA el 1. fIt tLhe ilt n he- Iees .t :... ., rbr a
tatel.T : 1 ie , t ry at eter n h .ere it , tl l ,
CtI .'.it ,t hea trt nt lsl mwl. it e'.catug :r re
I ' Neot - thlettantling ruenter .e..i ':let:n t ,
Sr. Pitkit's waurikeinahi-vernine:-l, r ieee'.
:epc ' - tla Ihelve b hin t a vate I Wit wa!r
ie-t11 I he tries tUnia we excleuit, adeei e .I .a1
S 1 ull.
"Th nel w -ar a l.et's il ' T ? -r C . f. "e e ".
edi hettate .ae okttusetc it'ate lne ae : .
:f M r. 1P tk in i I- u n .tate le , a bt - a. , el!;' r
ir allaire, htt otpltutona valte-le ., i e1, al ts I
hau it le . l .'e i( s tIure-c ettg of w: , :e6s
l ike the to- baslltle we Ma.r opt! tteatrletet,
eea l te u'1,¥ L ," " hr eeeete.pl, 'i ttoent ,rll.e
-let tluiue ,At iltig eeeeuie. Mr. Plk:a ct
d tee re-eete, hlttua.lf r:.tOm lnlle.legti,.et i'f
.t-teaekue (Gerre G nor W1ar Ie,,It. rV "tae a ""e
!'.ieue, Iie netmet tmake Lh rbae/ e tltar let
ilad cunrviutl bthe Iet.ele tha't tie  t".rter
a ". elriupt, li hbe an doe thee, he lltl. ,'
S:lih.i ,iot, .tete woir:hly eef r e.et rl bet etC,
Sails, an hP e,-rtinlyv will. tie pe'ee 1 k;'
e n-i: elrl v a e e - ht ea s tu hid i , -It t. ,eC ray e ,I
f ee, theu many a l .|y eni-tiug for the rte
' e*lee t they heele t ij it.
C iT OIt" tk.arel. I htow, nt , ttil to le 'tr e-t .
tin the . me re re lreti-en ee tatr:r, wie ,
ti edn at he .le a,. e- . Hi, w i , uo: elc. itL, ,
Umpiertarce te ie-eca... c-vt . a rcbuk- , ,e
h i . tae litw Ic rew tle euds ' a 1ot",;'eh, and
a e cee, d teit tle,-, auciceed.
.1I y .filnI i i. love lt..:, tceepb '"en party.
e I le'. , thie Ri pet l..e paerty '.eee- e eta
lee IatlitIes .elO Ie net- le-el. ItIc ieee beetle
e, l t hlt i ve ttie UC i,'n atelt dc' rr.d et.lfl ra
it uedivihi lel " I love it hbereu- e at Ca tbe re
. annteliot ncen ratgled th, tItj-,e Ilv e ctir -,.
r ettlei and nmearletd grandl e.hwil k:it, t
a f r a of fre e.dl . J leee it let..te r Ie r
CC l-eltc-reed w"ht the heee ra  were dr
i e -thr atreggel we.nmed :1el hat. ,e ,irel . e"c
el it be ete. it eruhe d rel.er U !he d t'r
eel e re f lee. I loe- it Iteet-. e te it gut r the "e
I ,'eth i r" ti del ti'liv t 1 tnl f,,Ce-rCr "'.
ei le-e ieone -nc riebt, fnd amerk to I l tl
* n latlle' ieturwar I in the epath of tr'uC * l -,
i" -ie eser . li hlile the pal'ty I. : net tat.!I'''
ICC it eeec of ee "gneWllat ao meteh ote lC l
i C e:e-ceof e reeeg. tlat, ice my iheart oe Ihe.
rd I ieile it wil Lng h lauage, cad Lha!l Wr
1 -cl - aeel le 1-etlll with it in -eever1, e !
r ehul fri. nise but rallier the tcte a
ee, e etey ially I tle eillyt* *|teltY I).:" l* l
le l-ieter tber enlueuet i haenti-r .... .t ai
a t e-lle le ant tt.eIE he vea atta k , dl .. u l e.- _ l .
. I Is r a i i c i j t e ' e r l. e r bj e h u r l ,e g t h , .x °.l - -C s
In l eti' they knew are greenele.tl11 t. . It-,
,i ri gitu g t eot uei ly hlle. but :brcelr,, 'cs
le the Riepuhle ran party iitc di 'lP."l.t U
er Iele :lg wie a e Ue 'e trueIe d ee.ptroe
, .whatev,,.er o, g. we ayC ..*.. el-I
. e W e tell the gentlh r e ,e h a t , t t .
*'r tiet military onvenltion tet I.eel.ea
1 tot ow. macr ha. abe eton iete .. aneat tle.
e- in rehellin; ler ieIP . a . t, 'u the ir
afla n ilt1 commiteted tce hate ."teie- ,
Sta-k ef b.ihlivlg ucp fl ari tIe'rn .l'a C
sit fertuneue. u t ee e t kr letalee ele at
re ite.eI thiee a l ( sa l eel ii. tie er *,," r' , •
r. i-eel tlle.le sclhe aid as ie - In i't teU .Ir
- lne e- cue the remnciacts ef .nec taher
el 'h-ve bween aitieedlan. Oe blres ler
a.- tlIe- oa e " m'it ary rn'* ,t h ate a toWhl
n kee , p ,i , ao ele c ,l e.te p ,,le e1' i+e-tC
t0. rIt.etee eeueic fee ee 1 grleiti elt i Iti eastr we
le- b oee IIe Ie-l. ,h an- b t- . C .e Cr
thial, hepl'nt,Wereate " i t e ; tb
baaieblh-a t rr l thei-teas c "o tcuP'
,.Ilisiana.u nie cill uluC We u .--he- l:rce
l, •elet t t aetien;" ir ase fe e d at- -
ee- isll caqueet as to al be.1 m .re teer .l to I