THE ISSUE
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Is, will the independent and the honest part of the community consent to be mon- key-rldden by Van, and one hundred thou sand office-hofders. expectants, and stiPen- diaries, made up of the dregs of the Hart ford Conventonists, the tail-ends of pettl- foggers, and the shfeds and clippings ot demagogeus Whose motto IS, 'perish cred iii, perish Commerce--those who trade lon borrowed capital deserve 10 break; "the people expect too much of the Govern ment." The President admits in his letter to Sherrod Williams of Kentucky, and also in letter to J. B. Mallory, of Bruns- wick, the power of Congress 10 ABOLr ISH SLAVERY IN THE TERRI TORIES and in the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA."--[See lis letter d0ted 6M MarcA 1886, to Mallory