as Hone deferred maketb The hea4tsick. We
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- Hope deferred maketh the hsartsick, We
are still waiting andAoping.for the report Of the
COMMITTEE, of the Wake Clay Club en- the sub
iect of bargain and corrupti~ns' Spur up, gen.
tlenen, or your Federal allies in other portions of
the State will wax impatient Any assistance We
can render shall be cheerfully afforded. Will
you have Mr. Me DUTIES Speech, or Randoph's,
or all the facts in the case, as furnished By Mr..
Badger in 1929 Speak, or be silent forever.


n7God send more grace L On the earth,
when such men as Daniel Wehster are put up
and palmed off as interpreters of the sacred ora
cIes4 Would it-not be, we'll to appoint hirn. a
chaplain to the Navy? Or send hirns whose
policy has beggared more men, and broken more
hearts, than that of any other man, except Mr.
Clay, to "bind up the broken,hearted, and preach
deliyerance to the eaptiycs"2 As the Globe says,
" how he would pour in the oil and the aoiue!"'