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tract from the Captain for furnishing stone TO
the Navy Yard at Pensacola and Hicks Graham
oi the same city, one similar terms as /" the


lasi tor pork and beef for the army OF the United
States A dlsting Senator OF the democratic
party has the sabIect In hands IL VIII be proDed
10 the bottom you may depend.


IL may not be out OF place here to offer remark
or two upon the personal appearance, conduct and
character ot the Vice President, and OF the general


estimation in which he is held by all classes of clti


zens Mr. Dallas is tall, straight and dgnihed,


with hair almost white snow, which hangs
over his coat collar. He is beyond the meridian OF
hte, yet is active and buoyant as one OF forty
five. As President of the Senate, he discharges


s duties with ability, tact, attention and lmparu
allty; and, as lar as know, and my opportunities
OF learning the facts are not few, with universal
satisfaction to every member OF that body In hls
and publlc-nothing can be more kind, conclllating
and gentlensnly There is nothing OF that hauteur
about him, en- is so frequently seen In the con.
duet of ths gen, ralily of men who are elected to
places OF much less Importance and responsibility
10 that which he fills; but, on the contrary, every
class of his numerous friends who approach him,
receive that attention at his hands which the man
OF breeding alone knows how 10 give. Strangers
those who never saw him before, express the same
sentiments OF him. for emily heard what is utte. ed
on every occasion wherever his name is mentioned
IN general conversation Mr. Dallas il one of the
most popular men have ever met with-popular,
because OF his winning and attractive manner of in
sercourse, tor no one who has had but even one in
terview with, ever afterwards effdce the strong
lnpresso of regard tor the man which il leaves
oelind, Such, sir, Is Geo. M. Dallas, Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States Nous VERRoNs.