R. SATURDAY FEBRUARY Is, 1916

THE sUB-TREAsURY MARTYR
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For my part, look upon Caleb ]. Nc
Nuliy as prosecuted individual. he mar.
tyr OF his principles. Such was his reputation
that the House nigh just as well have trus>
ted him after the fact as before it. He was
the perfection of Jacobine. and would have
mlde Mr.. Richie a fist rate head man, If
heaven had only given him Richmond as
his residence. He had some demagogue tai
eat and was. think. one ofthe most una5ated
lackguards that [ have ever seen But
certainly upon the principles established oy
The Democracy. in The famous Mississippi
case of the Land Receiver, his removal is
grievous hardship; for was it not then set
tied that hen a man becomes gorged with
embezzlemen,s, he is al once safer than all
others as d, pository of the public cash, in
as much as he that already has his skin full
cannot devour or guzzle as they would do
who are empty Such was the philosophy
Of Messrs. w oodbury aud Van 8uren.


Bat mark This man, who thought
Banks so dishonest that it was right for
mo5s to plunder and sack them, and who in
half year, besides other fraud which will
yet appear. has made way with probably
$4,000 dollars of public money, was last
summer detected, at Congressional mess,
in cheating at Brag. He was kicked down
stairs; and almost with the prints of that
shoeleather in his flesh; was wiihin a week
or ten days. haranging democratic assem>
blage here. about Mr.. Claws fondness Of
cards! He was again detected, beyond
question in hiding bullets and 6raggerS,
during the Christmas holidaysl These
things we're known to many members OF
Congress- and the utter laxity of his princi
p!es: his debaucherie and vices of every
sort, were notorious.


But when, alas is the language of those
who are eS:ecmed vi.tuous merely because
they always pirate Of virtue, patriotic because
they always haYe the words OF freedom in
their mouths, and statesmen because they
can theorize, to the broken2 The People
do not take men to be the most religious
who prof ne the name of God the most
frequently: why, then, should they think
those mos: Jealous for the public good, who
give no proofs of it bu by their incessant-
ly desecrating its divinest words with their
out lps2 IL SEcRATARto.


To resusci!ate a man apparently deaG,
60 search his pockets-if that don bring
him to nothing will.


An old lady once remarked to us that
the only healthy corset for waist, Is a
husbands arm. She s. oko from expert
ence.


SABBATH SCHOOL TEACHERS IN HIGH
PLAcEs.-A CORE spondent of the New
York Journal Of Commerce makes the
following statement OF distinguished Sab
bath School Teachers. Chief Justice Mar
shall and his associate, Judge Washing
ton. were each ac i've in the cause; the
former at the age of 70, walked at the
head of Sunday School procession IN
Richmond. Mr.. Frelinghut sen, the whig
candi late for Vice President, while a
Sena.or of the United States was, aud Is
now, connected with the teachers of such
/ schools. 3. F. Butler, whilst Attorney
/ General Of the Unit ted States, had and
still has Bible Glass of young men, Il.
+ II Walworth, Chancellor OF New York,


has Bible Class Who would not be
proud TO follow such examples as theeel
Mr.. Freiinghnysen is still a Sabbath
Schoo' teacher, and meets his class Tor III
s.ruction every Sunday. A LADY, who is


also an instruc:re>s in the same Sabbath
School, said a short time since, during The


election excitement, that when coLversing


wi h the Chancellor respecting the pros


poets of the Vice Presidency, remarked:


Madam: tcould rather retain The pO


sition aohich a0lc ho'd in this Sandal
School, among my young friends than {
) be chosen Vice President of the Unlte
StateS.