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[ FITTTici:ICTISiIif r'
rise Ttr Dommos I I liad- an
ili F ermtined .. -untii ! 1
fir ' st ,ti:ne si
lept_ at Itbe option; ,i . , .
I Knott trnat
thei.,,,f t. , l o f 50 eta:ledn(ls (1
orime n:er.tit:yrt— , eyes, that i
oCents • I I A liberal ! ted totrardt
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rrtisers.; : atire.
licationl, by rattil,i, liAca l
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1 ' . - 1 1 ddy I before_
annti Maryl
i for i Ot to . 111 ,
stance with
and - ult libu
1 Thich She i
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ear Zeht 'aubsiriberl tone.", Y et .11
monthly periodical t trcEtlei . 9 101. !
; ,k ac ti i „ hin,
at zo be ratheritf i
1, 1 ., , I do every 0.!1
i 1 - ' 1 stag agre.c4
lie Iliid•n. lon,. fail. ! mrs.' S.
.red in .a rail; 1 niake - hersc
lbcole or ' the r:.onse i 1 I then tr
i• J. - > I,:s l ,ltouse. )a i joie ns
w " O4 . i ; I.lw - to Ira ii
77, 'm / 1091 , I ,
followio' ` t..
stand, , - - :i i,:t ppy. Li_
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nl. , j.: I went-t. Me. railrond station Oh a ear ,
1.•-te l .:'t. 2 1 tlic i
xtle
Louse , l : riarq- the u., venty , , and whoU II was on
0 _ . ~ t.,
e l jao 6 7 -...41-na0.,(4 ! Fliy %. ay ha )e trath my , aunt; I 5..i3„ u. 313;
t .„. im •,..,„ : ,, i nd,.,, , t i dear vait, cre is!ooe rather noto , ying, in
..l'i • l ' .: ; firnitty - thl Anolia has; whieh,,j‘ forgot to
I. Os • rilie hi - i inentb . n 1.) . 2 ~ . .., r 4.. ,:ihe ' s v eiy 1 dcir; atHr - id
in - - 1
. I t hou , d; 511 z; t•aii hear niy vol , :e, Cc:i t which she'
1
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i tf,..., jiS ilri.llo o ii.ti in its erdapary tones, yet
y , ,ti tvill 1( lobligNi to - sti, ; :iic lextrenki.ly
' ; maul in ottik !o 'e Leara. --, Ptii, sorry for
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< , Aunt Mi , rsl, in the pit , iitiess:ol
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t 1
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1 , Ihe. earrogn drove up—on the
I my wife--4 tbci windowi west Johi
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1 hililt that ig,ahl teas; li etir ,.., ev ' p,
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ay= Ar hail, aii , l the I Ei a l , ( l3
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'4. , ' il , ': litt? 7 . 1'4 p . t , - i • 1;:it c, l , r.nd teas near. My aunt being
1 f":l , l.i.o.nahle, lif t! , ii ,,. 1 . •,,f ari th 1,,.. stig,,ontg. turn - of mind, was de , ;i•
w• liih e•ar: tillke a rnts oi! 4 ding out whetter th exertion of,
,17;kt . Ow pur-nit Pr ttlikini ii - itltlii - was not injurion to' Ty wife. ,
i
il • 1 • • , f • •• . 1 1 Islie t . an nue:.rtly loot, far tier;
I - •ci niu,i,.:,il as it Was . when silt)
Doe,o'ci talking! 16Vi, strain
pictures a good man
9f his clothes, don't
the bibil 'thout pel.
•
n eat a cold dibuer
the iritumen Mks
t is taiiable of doing
ari.
I TER - TR
•
Ii PLAYED UPON. MY
AND 'AUNT. - I.
not coming to visit me,for — the
.ce murriaze, add .ydon!te
Ivil gettitmprompted , .the wick
eknoiledga with tonna in, my
t 'was such) which I perpetra•
my Wife aud a,q atleient.ro-
I
to my tri
,•
my t a arrival,
is Coming to-tuotrou
ntonj a rather, annuyia
eidll to her. IShe'si
sho can hear my
L accustomed, in its
oflwill be obliged to, ' ,
; l i n - order to beard:
nnvenient, but *Goa
,gin ~our power to
.e
l unounco.ll hpr de . ten
r licard rossibl , .
to to' John Thoirmq,
iai sonny per n I i
n.
I. !lily ti v usa:lt G r
I ,et tug,•nuJ fttitTOin
!lighten to see yon,f' shrieked
tud ttio pelicentan on the:other i
Ftroet- -started ' dmy
an. aunt 1
, , 1 • _
it.RWU ti.e 5 , .1),:. . i
tite,`my dear," lair ledmy ciunt; 1
,11' :amp elatteret.: - a - t,d the wit:-
I:is with the. fev , :r aul.l ague: i I),
le w inclow. , --4..1in ha 11 -disapfiear--i
Itl".!nnature coulilt,mil
s l it no
. t.m
i . i
y - heat. rtto the Crarlage 7 !
HO strong convitl'sion i i. , ',2 '
cilNiTeli the parlor, my -rate was 1
• :t i ll:try to take,,ofillier banne(l
. 6,1 tb‘Lre sat Julia with alace of-1,
c
l -iPti:P. l ll.i.? a P1E 41 , 1 3.01: 4 _i-:.
y vale i•)tke.ll, l instol, and
;his is jumped t'o.:liis f •ei.
, '•
ii• ilui.ty,"‘va:.; ',tau reiporise is a
...4?, roail :. , .q the doio.-e7.,,atiou..cenin
. i
i i.,:::,t.,9rs f.,...r streets ;..•iound must
• I.; stil.D. I was iv.
,the third
he buii..iit.,-, I heard every word
1
Hlcis
• rrl the 1
; , .3.l)Trs sh:rt
•
—.um! of the evening, my aunt
iob in say to 4' . lit 1 - Itui you);
llnat. it hurthc• ?",
:;!l deaf perion l to ked
')• wife. being tis;:(1 1 toJt.. wasli t
-
`• Itho esti-lion; and !hit Aunt
getting
,along
. ,
with
very. ,nicety n
y my wife said softly, 'WI, lidsst .
' .. -iyonr aunt talks !'
aid I; "all deaf r.ersons do.;-
_
tint along isith ler finely; file
y word you emi." And tratiler
did. /.". .: I'_
l 1 •
by their sac'e.e.Sl. at, lielng ,under
y lwent. at it hatiftirier and; tongs,
.41112 (41 the tr4utle-pioce elm
! - -
iu. and - I w 4; ! , crionslk cfraid
vd colleNing, in • fkont of - the
;rtitii),"lt-hrielis;dl - tny wife.' .
- do yau IL i! ri was .the an-
I
. ,
x.cause.—you enn't bear it
A nay wife., l'; 1 .. I.
aid-..1;i1y - aUat';.fairly! rivaling a
i!hY - OTis tittle; 't ' - t•
ttilik ¢i e to cvsetiate the
..I,l.tnithig *round' aud 'seeing
4 - 4p.N.1 into the Iblek:parler,'
isi: flat on his ba . ek t with..his
ang! , e V> ilia 40dy; IrGuiGg .
la, with his fists peked int.,.
roost agoaisini; asprema .
~ but not. uttating a,sound,-
and itivoluntarily iissfuned a
null .I._think'th.tt from the'
lositt t t . ti,of otgr boote -apd heal, and
1 ilptalo restirsin cur I:tug - liter, ape : .
:11exy.onyt'lfave ensued, if a lipriible - gro:9
Ivi.i:_th- John gave vent to in hi* end .avor to
,
;,repre=s his,risibility had not betraied our
i!biding Pl6ae. -_. »l , \-
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1
-- In rus4ed my wife and my ;lint, tvlao_ by
I - this tin - r,bonaprehended the joke, and such
a st6li4 as I then got I ney'tir,gotlbefore,
anti laWireitever to get again. % I L 2
w
1 m
i i. not hat the as sirould bave
i beeit_if i I
a dan, in bis etrieavor i sltc app
i t
pec tfu ink sympathitic, h4a net given
1
; vent to such a diabolical noise- Is'onactliine
Fbetweeit i groin and a horsl4:ugh, dial
!all grtiviv I was upset, and we sore:itriod in
ei
. .
lconcert.' 1,- . _ -i 1
, .
ypeog latiy enquive/ tike „other
why a 8140 wasialway4
1 , 1
.
uq, " replied the sat ; i l n € the ng:
thoi6 than the hulls'
vez•Al,
day; of n i
Lea lied s 11!
"Becar
cost
13er.A
ing fund
eginar3r j
lettere hi
aitorwilt a n w e -h bb o
sat n po!l
nrbey in the. conutr
”efor biA piper.
1 A - TRO I : VEBO3IIR SWAP.
The!New 'mit . Tribrtnere_ lates an arrins.
'lg story, wtielut diii3laret-iis he true, of a
ladys and gent eman at , a bathing place on
Long Island. They were engaged to be
married, andone warm evening when walk
ing along the each, talking nonsense, they
c me to a hen ti fril cove, which : . was divi
ed by
_a ' rock prejeetion inter two nice
little bathing lace. It, watt agreed • that'
they - should athe here, :ane taking one
lace and th other the ot h er .: They went
ih, and were having a first rate time, splash
ilig about and talking, over the sock to each
other, I when little swami( who had been
tisbing there, h4pened to, see them,, and
straightway asipessessed by tho-devilto,
change . .their
. lotlies. 40 cokit i . and - the
isult as ihtts elitted:, -- '-
1, As Ole; boy ran ibehind a sand -Irill 4 .,his
mg shadow between her and the sinking
re; on the
youlcnnw
IZE
0 enema
very deaf,
voice, so
ordinaiy.
,speak
It will
S_ -
ou'
make hit.
] 1
n,.atiratted - Idle ady' 8 attention, awl in
tote trepidationl - ahe hastened to dim her
pparel. Fat4' her "feelings" on finding,
,ot her own ei
othes, but the hat, coif, Vest,
Ind other artile,in . extols°, of the gene
dem!) 211 . thd other side of the4romonto
rY. How could it have happened=-stiad
‘fliat_was to be ILme? Was that fearfully
4rtg shadow aome.spirit or the sea 'on shore
lie, offended at' her intrusion upon Lis sol
liltule, had resorted to this, method of pun
tilting her, teinerity? It were betttcr to
t rusgtheltersituation than to attempt . to
deseribe it. I
--.',. In the me - ntime the gentleman -too,..re
paired to the shore to 'dream. SPeoehle3S
hi.teni l shmenr was . depieted on . Lis comae
naneelics it fell on a heap of - woman's cloth
hrg, 1"-Wha in thunder," he muttered to
!Ourself '4lc4 this mt:n ? Is the place
vitrited sound ; , or. am I crazy 7" In the
greatest perp exits he,tooli up one article
of fetuie.ine !: ' pparco. . after 'another to the
number of i3ouf thirty, letting one after
, oth d er
'an drop,again upon the - tv:k where he
1 of
Bioo4 with roans . a half audible ejacula
tionwonder. There was no doubt in
I 'is Mind as io-Ashom the things belonged;
I ut how didithey get these, and where were
is oast clothes? Wi.h one arm alticabo,he
ressed- histicil'i ;hand upon his forehead to
I olleet his b wildered senses, little think
j lug that the mischievous elf who was the
:iiutt r of h s embarrassment was lauh
l lag rat hid Iron behind; the same. sand
Lid a .: t
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i After a f w mo•'nentr of hesitation,, the
rr '
gen sn
tlean rtouted to his lady love the
; - r:k
wward in elligenoe, and in return was
I informed that his clothes lay at her feel—
! Alt - illat _was to Lo Joni) was to exchange
I the lots; but how in the, name of delicacy
was. that eeastunation, so:-4eventli wished,
to be eff,4ted t;...Tho.titw,,elfvesT, 401,14.
%tilt Voi not dark; iet• Finally, i t Was'
1 ,
1 •
i i krrollgod that the lady; should venture into
1 the 'wafer, With/her eyes st•award,while the
j itregrl'ahould exeliange the elothealitt return
to his side 'of the r.:c-ks. I.lcfettunately,
i iust'sa he Waq ahiset te'eut around the oth
er :toe t
„ , ,.. -,-,_ , ,
to pespum coat tx.ity, he caught
!siglit of a eim ''' tp!e. of youn ,, ladies not far off,'
' 'eoutpel
land Ito felt led to retreat precipitate-
'
,13,- 13 L-is -place; again. Ills diseemlitted
. cornpanion would have then C.tille Cat b3! , t•
` - 'ily and vaned to !the ladies for their help.
but they were distant, and between hErself
,anal l them she 831 y a boy 'passing along.
' • To cut the story' short, the "'peculiarly
unpleasant I predipament" lasted until the
youirg lady felt it accessary to save herself
'trod, being ]thilltd to death, to attire in her'
lievOr's elotbinc".' Ile on bil l part. put • her
1 '•
garirtents to the' same use for his own ben
-11 efitj and a Pretty,good fit it was; fur the
' twojfriends were-ebout of ' a Itivy and but
t lfor the discrepancy at" a full beard he might
Clin it less dusky light than they ( prevailed,
I
have P"ssed„ for a lady. It was his inten
tion, irksome-lmy or another., he . hardly
I l llrew how to acetify the matter rmtnedr
, . ' t
' l ately; but when hc-bad ventureddo rejoin
,('iii laughing and blushing sweetheart, he
' saw. the mischievous boy a little diatanee
!off )with a grin on his impish countenance;
fetes% ly watching their motion's. Qitikly
putting a handkeribietto his faeh t., eon
iceat -Ids tell-tale beard, the, gentleinari l took
Ithellady's arm and they sauntered on! the
shore until jit was dark, then entered the
hotel as privately as possihde, nod malting
I
thitjbeat ultheir' - way to their liespectiie
l
IrootaAast no.titne iu donning more, appro.
jpritite habliithet4s. . I .
'Zoier-Priosident", Ei‘ebattan .Receives the
• I 1 L Ladies. ' ,-.
anon Ito
To loves
tv of', Old
on the
tarativoly
`her he2,rt
Fpeakipg
her grpar
gieps Was
Thomas
if he LAi
14
'c'entbsi the
WashirigtoU entrespotident of the Saith•
- .
says: , . .
'Mr. 4 l3tieharip still continues to here
hosts of lady visitors, and scarcely al pretty
.wornan 'conies to Washington but she must
seeithe llaolstr Presideil. Ilie metier
towfarthi.4 fairvisitors shon; that he is no
maii:";his graceful -oenintori place
- s, cents te fail him with them; anti I have
( sen him evidently sorely taxed to find a few
words tos.4y - To the fair daines'iyho will find
way into his reception room. Me is
;t1"to have been compelled to have re
4vti stereotyped phrases. which
uvaj iably addresses by turn to the ladle:4,
le runs the gauntlet of them at ;veep
' hours., They are as those: "Madam,
is this your first - visit to .Washington?"--
AuSwer.• A pause and then, - "Madam, I
wohld_ advise yen to visit the Smithsonian
inatitute.l Alfter " which the lady is oz.
pedied to ramose. , -- '
co
he
as
to ;
feel
, 1
I , qol2llto t . INFERNAL MACHINTS.—There
have been reports that the Mormons had
prOvide.d SOMO "
new weapon ,with which to
meet, the invading forms of the U.-State:
g+rntnent. The ItaWngton States says
it au eiplosive material, the s ceret/of
wl4ll was discovered in the achieves of the
Patent Mei, by Russian agents, and/that
it ;vas used in destoying the works at Se
bastopal, Oat after the war the imionVtort .
was submitted, by order of oar government,
to certain (persons to experiment, and report
up o r = and that , these men proved] to be
Mermons,iwlio *ivied tho secret ta Utah.
It is a vet' improbable story.
irt tray&
li r o for, an iw.
and wrote
1 I EA, V NVPJAPADAtf.;IO - VEMBER g 5,
• rao , kiltti4 •
•
The Kansasptaidctit of the At t eseu.
Dernecrat • under dOu the, 9th met
sap
The lest 4onyf j oter:H Tho'fiogns eon•
etittitional convention filially adjourned'
at one o'ciork utortiliarefl Sunday,
- the ath itrt` Fpor itstatit4iijra thr
tocriber
btiefo'
eter
the
eon
6f"'
deol
of.,
Ad
"oste
-nivr
a 1,
nority of t to--convention, 4r th P o L convention
having bee elected by a notorious mi li eri.
ty of the p ophi. A committee of revision
was also appoirlied:; , Tbe statedli oijetit is
to eorrect.ver4i inaccuracies. in the;consti
tution. 'finiymiay, in the course of, revis
ioi4 materihlgalter
. fle.
_parts. :., It
meaning of some.
.rts. It Wou dbe a difficult 'matte's, how-
I n
cm) . to to tko it inuch . , t 'iorset thau, it now
it!. - , 1
' The eorresp dect addst l •
I ,
When the ;Convention firs t m et it, was,
generally begeveinhae they wduld either
omit the stale clanse,from thccoOtilution;
or submit I the whole.:-instrument to a fair
rote of theilicople. ..They. adjoariMil in i a
few days tif await thilesnit of the October
election, tliat they might rhape their coarse I
according', If they . succeeded' in that
election, they wouldAave cared tint little
what became of thetite orguiz'itlon, but.
they were's° complefily routed, ' • - o
Walker'S just action iill the Oxford and Mc).
Geel,casd i s, that it waiiipparent they could
no hit:lpr contend wifli us in thp•territorial
1 eapiieityi but would concentratelevery. ener c
!gy to ferce upon ns a: State' goveinmel
!containing all the elettients of, bondage an ,
national! usurpation. 'This is the gmates t t'
I scheme pf the day. ' The whole talent 1
'the d inapt national party hes beetvealle ,1
into the service, end they hive been paying
us flyin • visits for the last sii mouths, an&
, bolding counsel witit a ,yfalker upon the su-,
I rest w y to , success . • -Whatever 1 Walker
may Sa to 'ens f..ilks, e ,,,ittul lit his public'
speeche and his laxative proclamations,
there is no questiOin tkfact. that be came
liargLlO htit'al!.P . %W.-U-40d '
"Er4l:Zii `i4l:imiti7itd, 7 "t* . 4 .,,(01:' , 0V:1i - 44 -
i
1
bittr-fit m Washington tftemanns t eripticepii
of a Kansas Constitution, 'pripat4d under
the wings of the' Capitol, almost! identical
with the one now adopted. i IFnrther, at!
1 sem of money from Washington', and anoth-
cr,:. furnished .by the sontheen e t .ttreinist4,
I has been used as a corruptive fUnd in that
Iconvention, acid kite Washington purse was ,
it little' longest, cathscquently)flicyl have the
I bargain. Walker !was undoubtedly privy!
I to ail this, but towards : the close of the sea- 1
!sloe he Toyed over to Leavenworth to op,l
I pea r out of the ring, but all :the while kept 1
I his a unocrs _upon the line of eemmuuica- '
1
den. •
It require.s no illustration, tii show that ,
thC schedule is a mere trick., in' reference
I to Sn,bunssion:.Nato as you Will, it is pro-;
1 slavery at last; and voting for it only gives
it the popular sanction', and thus farlegal- ,
1 izei it. Consequentlyno ;free 'state run
I will be found voting on the'2li tlir.
tef DeC
bet". I.lt is the greatest exhibitien of brazen I
I impudence on record. !We !arctic: forbearing
! peapte, or I would indidp; in a little spec
ulation talative to the, effects !of such at
teiiiptil usurpation upon a 'free colony_nf
squatter .sovereigns. But ! w bat tie intend
to do i 'n the case, is what itheY moss want
to kn . w.',\Our counsels are p r ofound and
Idiscreet, and will be kept at present. I They
, have taken one flattering 'unction to their
Isottls that will be of short durdtion,,viz t'--
That owing to our past trials and diseour
agents, we shall accept aitimi l t any terms,
however unpleasant ratherithaufan auoth
, .
ier fla i re.and protract our suffering. We',
are e ea more gensitti ' ve to or just rights!
i
than at any past hour, and w',
can but re--1
gard hisClate developem i , ent a ; the inagu-
'
ratio n t
of ' fresh troubles. Tit(' little
i hand-•
ful wto acted it out at Lecompton are' not,
a tithe of 1 our enemies power. Thettia
pOine authori t y is beyond :theln, and. Wal
ker is
accessory acceas to Lit all. 1 1 '
!
Only, twenty-six voted in the affirmative
on; tn'a final adoption lof the Ilconstitution,
Id h dayonly,ithirty-two' ' t
lan t e next ogee tares
1 had been' obtained to lit bcing one °Vera
1 quorum,; and some ofj these' alp individuals
' who had resigned they _seats, ;:rorinialently„
before the,final adionrament.l They Weft
visited aft t erwards atiii prciailed out° sign
the infatueus document. One:Member was
in rteat ti yesterday Who said the cianstitution
he signed I had u/clanse id it .submitting it
ti a vote npongrnoConstitution'," and that
he would not hare , signed: it !without that
elluse. 'Ho was an ignorant nian, and lad
doubtless !been imposed Upon!! by !showing
him it paper with that clause attached, for
the put pe of frautbilentlY getting him to
sign it. , ' , ! I I !
N
1 /
'NA SAMll.—The famous 'Sahib is re
pt', ted by it Mr. Pergaaux, ansian vrr -
tel., as htivirig-so soft a heart tbat, • despite
his hipping children to aia i i and mur
'dosing women; he cannot fe a tender line
in Byron ; or Bhakspeare without, being me-,
veil to teats l -Ile spealsirrench, Italian,
'
1 und (English-is acquainted with several
ilitenitaresHalks English- elf
Anent! ) , and
with as much "precision as ,an Euglish
gentleman, and hae translated Hamlet into
Ilindoo, to the great admiration of compe
tent critics. This amiable Siena so loved
the fair Margaret O'Sullit'ett that,' when
she died Of,consumption, be Went, anti wept
over her tomb - and would !Kelm' consoled.
• ; •;, Prom the N.Y. Tribune.
_ 1 .... - THE WWI•
m
' - i : i ! --=-• . . ,
The ph), of f U. - tates balm seen
fit Co entrust the eoe ,; ;ditet o their public of
fairs to the desilei.s atid chosen representa.
tiros of ,What it tsown aa the. 4 Democratic,
~ . '.. .1
party The Fed ral, Azecuttve end JudiA
entry, with a very decided majority of ;Cool
' •', lir -- ' %slay. Th -
, the slay '
tvania, I ,
~, i vith th 1
, 4,
3
Porty.. I,
!der whtc
Inchanan!
is plod i
OttsiV"
tit
le °ppm.
tercial and
over.
M
,
en novo,
revive the
would be rtii
effort to' revive' the .Atiti-Jackson party if
1832, or the Clintonian party of 1312 or
'21).:. The revival of,the Whig party mear4,
I
if it means anything, a new party struggle
for a National. Bank and a Protective Tar
iff, in the face Of a hostile EseCutive, ;O.
dieiary, and Congress — an attack on Gil/rat
ter by a flotilla of gun-boats. This is she6i
lunacy. A I.Bartic established by the 0
wallah of one_party over the (Iberia a doote•
cd insittution—±elperietee and comman
sense combine to assure this: The liels,'i
constituted And best' indmaged Bank could
de no real goed,lconkl-not maintain its own
solvency, with 'one of the_gfeat a)
Natioll,
parties , warriagl-upon it and eager for t'
overthrow. So a Protective Tariff,- enatif
ed as tho fruit ; of a party triumph, ;at
therefore regarded with disfa'vor by ti
,vsnquished party;'. _ would be so essenti4
unstable and precarious - di - at no solid gee
could beirhtionony expected from it. Wit
=Aim these topics altogether from the area
Of party eonfroVersy-and contention; alto
time for' old Wotinds to heal and 'old ranee
to be forgotten' land it is quite possible th
sums benificent linodifleation of th e poll
now dominant will , be silently and gtodUa•
Ily effeetetl. To, make Bank and Tartff pa
:;ty SLibbolctbs, is to destroy the last hap
; 'uf any favorable action on either. i
;
As to the It rrency, we are dispy3ed o
accord the-fullest and fairest oppoTtuni y
to those whotti 1 the ;People have iovest , d
with power. If they really mean; Had
Money, let theta propound their measure-,1
and we shall_ be disposed to let them lfa•e
a fair trial. • We do not believe an lexel :,
siva , ' Motallie'currency aither_mactielib O .
tnjoenelecTitObr th
iaere -are' thousands: f
ines;whe,doi - ad,:ifihaalemoeratie pelt ..:,-
tieianii are really of their school, we say, I t
their, theory have a fair . - tidal. Had 1 e i
been asked, 111 Fi r !lemon of general aCtivi y
! and Prosperity;_to acquiesce in &resort il
1
Specie Currency, we should have deruurr.d
that the iuevitable, convulsion, sta,anatio ti
bankruptcy, were not to be Iraved for; t el
SAO of testing a hypothesis, which h d
; been already tested With disastrous resul, ,I
I But. leaery thing is now so near low-wat ..ti,
t mark ,' very little harm can result from a t tj
al of the hatd Money: or any other-txpe i
! mint; ' and, While we have no in t,
wo shall not stand in the waY of= our Be I.;
()erotic rulers giving it a fair trial if th y
I see fit We see that it necessarily invol •es
I low wages far tabor and lew prices for p e;
1 duce t 4; the coMpensatiog benefits to our
dustrioUs claws; are ma to u 4 apparent.
We believe .
that with a Domino:ly Spe e
Curreney our hired workers will be paid, if
promptly paid i 'at all; not in gold and silo r ,
but in good part in shinplasters, store .
dere,' or some sort of ben on the flat/vat d i
potatoe, principle of Mayor Wood,. :I . t
cannot RC Low thelLabering CI;13, of ti
t
country ate te . be so fully entiploycd:_y s;
fairly and promptly paid under whit i
called a Specie Currency, as they, were •
Months ago under a Paper Currency. I !I
the People have chosen as their counsel
and ;guides in this crisis thtiie wono p
to view - this matter enactlyV e don
and we deem it Ain fair to 'give the .•
charice to develops and -apply their to
views. If theysay flard tooney,Free 'la
Direct taiat:, a—any or all, of them,
tp
say, let these 1 • , / fairly tried. There is
tle,harm left for theta to do, and theyjn
er couldo be tried at less cost than justn,
Dr. Franklin, indeed, (not very.gocid
thority is. Hard Mossey eirciesa eugges
to the friend who asked his eitvimas to:
best means of preserving hive' from
depredlitioni jf his itrvaattl, tbat , he oh
put'a tik of good wine . lursids his beer
Welke, e hop 1, then/fere, that the dou
oat party, whenever it undertakes to'a
WI lia l ok Notes, or these of under 1 $
wOuldj Bimultanemey enact that. 310
Orleri :Wight Ilse kleght with 'specie at a
__. _ .
..ithe bald • &Lai
~,1;,
POst-04,rice authorizinilthe bolder to ... inter. uch-"idnairpre '
et...__.._lg _4-
like amount fiorn any other designated ii
p.' - habitants of the retie regi9Us•l9;•ttierefoF ,
oleo. I „In our buiiness, as ia that, of a ih , ineatimable; and these' skins are naiversii
ers, the use of Bank Notes in ,
making re- ly ised.for this piiiiie(Se., lit kunting wt.. ,
niittancea of Small amounts ; seems al ost met wis h the greatestil degrecer iniceeis in
liticillepeDgible.l And' it need sot cost the the four )1/oaths of ttie year,jvhert the ani
.
Goverbinent anythiag— nay L it might lb ma s ta med by cold and hunger', could be
rendered a - iihree of profit—to provide hat morenasili approached.—Dr. ,s,Arnistronl's
whoevnr depoSited, say - ten dollars and •be l'et•acqtal Narrative •of the fiiecorery V the
,_.
with . „ „ . m 7 ...
Cent* In appil May post-master, mi _EH _Newt. wog 2-assage. , - /
obtainl trona hint s sight draft for ten . el- , ' - -
birs on ,. ...soyo . tkiir E 9. 1 .- he might 0 ~•„?.. . esn',,Aii honest:farmer was invi4l to at-
Ibis In'aii imp' Pus through wan./ h a ds tend a party at Al vill a g e -aqiiir,es on even ,
OR itlllray to / L W detination, proving i g fokt ini, when .there wasmusic, both vo - 61 - 1 and
public enn'lrenrneT s atte benefit- wi . . r•'instrumental.. On the folloWing morning
CCiVeisyniptome, however, that such a ..0 he [met onerof the guests, who raid. 7—
tod •
of retideszng the public a great acrid at Well, farmer; how did yen enjoy yahr.
kittle !Ur ise
coit, is pretty certain to be it l an- self ,last nigh-nwere 614 the quartette ep f ,
ded ai incompatible MA. with "the Iteeidu e ns cellent I": . ',' ': •
Of '9E4" ,wbicb,_ While . Buchanan •I• , all filV by, really iiir, I iiin't say," said he,
bo Presider, it - stow to be thought Of. V'e 'for - I didn't try them, but the pork chops
shall urge nothing at •prinient therefore in were the'finest I ever- r dul eatY'
behalf of the soney Order system, bu try 1 .
to live by Itr.eans• of such Runency s l iti
vouchsafed tui: , • •1 i
~ H , . .1 •
•We solicit from our rulers •au o n
straight-forward, manly policilwithregar ,
to the etirieneyone that abal not {seek '.,
'•
I-' . ' 1 ' --: •
NM
,postpone or evade trials that aught to be
'directly faced, but will do at once What ia .
Ito bp done, anellet f every one know just
Iwhat nil has tolexpect If our Danmeracy
!really heliever-Ju :the - - Sub Treasury, i qnd
ll l think our. State r 'l' - exes and Tolls should be
collected and kOit after that, pattern let.
!them briug their members of the legislature
Ito face this music in a body; and we will
trtua, abet. no obstacle. may be interposed to
'presenti the fruition of their desires.:--And
cif all the members of that party ; Vottr , to
lisuppress all niiik,Notes under $20., or:sso
'or $lOO, we trust the proposition naTkpre=.
Iva Let us know the worst at once, tit,
that' we . m a y ; meet it as be s t we m ay; ,:.
a -
ra l a•-•-;I.:1 I. -....4:4".. .4 aa „ . i! ,-a -a. , .'.'a• a '
r iItiIdO. O3 REER 4II 43,POTAS,Aki
:".,....vti'l • l • 11i7i-AFIONI:11,5Terlf'f•t,li.:71
Ff . : 4 .- - `` - ' 7 ';<•'; " r:,
•Hdw, far the -nagratiary*bitir 4 atona
,
imal nihy be established 14 a more , s'intla:l
1 ern - ItAtude on the coast 'of America, in H
their instinctive resort to lactilitille where 1
paranr4o may be i morn aburadaota I shall]
not attempt •to decide; but this I will say,'
that O
m the, snore distant lands of the Po
lar Se I, they dt.'net migrate on: the .ap.,
preach of linter, but remain theta constant
inhabi ! ants. -I,havti acmarked, !,.howevet,
that the season of tbawarets in; in -- (Stay
and J ne) coeval with the calving of the
flees,these generallY resaii to the i avines I
anti va lley
iley bordering it coast, wherol th e I
pastarage iS , BO niaelt more abundant: The ,
requiteruents of the apirnallor , the support
become a ....,
of its gllng urgent;.? ouligartg it to 1
desert the ilighea'but more barree rand-sto• 1
ny 'la ds, for a locality wh-4, 3 a nature's wants .
are m te plentifully - supp Ned. From the
j
period`of entering this bayanatilane aban- I
1 1,. , donment of : the ship hi the „Summer of 1
1853,we killed n 2.
d A f e w skins were presart'ek Mitt/several ;
of the l vicera, thgetber with'vations sectioia I
y al preparations of the graters in different-I
d itAgcslof grdwth, as•illuStrativel of its raz
. ,
1 - •. , pitlity, in the. •hope of etticatatieq, one of
6 the Most surprising Iprace i sses of animal
a; growth which bonutepui 'nature !enables - ha
al to contemplate, as evidencing her yonder
tl fal ;reproductive ; poners. _ Thelie Animals
i-I vary in size. according to the again(' other!
_, cirmunstaneea., The; largest -we got gave a
...I nca weig ht of 2 , 1011)4 which yielded 1641ns
,II meat, l
and the stnallest _shot only thirty
twO paunds; the average: weigh t however,
lof 1 the en tiro, 'number;
• was 701bs• •I The
'ltlfteah, iwhen procured in the Autumn, ••is-iif
'llthe El i tist deliCious tbivor and (pi:lllth ten-
Oer, jeicY, light and easy of dieestion—far
111surpllseillg the senison-orthiset - aintry ff aind
! Ileoverad , with a good coating of fat. , a:
' I - , lt!tindee oes a • marked ilmage • howeirer
' I -I g ti'' .fII '
as th !int er advances,• an ,ti the o ow.
a tag. B ring and Summer,
' leap nd pacna r l
e na the: :
1 id - , - -ii tit th,:wor - -- 111
1' the S mmer waaiiiltire
, e
condi, iot a which i livi
' They; are ge ly sliy-
P ; difficult of approach, :MI
I'olo/16ns of escape area
i imal wounded,• that' the
II Signs of,hestPity tO tut
Areater.erny the waif, b
their untlere in their de,
season; as far as inyobservation , ; :enatalea nit
,
to judgeis in Junl; prior .t 9 and elh_eval
with'xbich the bucks shed thtir auitlers,
which appear to bd again entirely reprodu- - II -
_ • .., a a
ced in the latter' end of Augusta and early • - Hotta Titer - i taxca DELEOATEtt TO CONJ .
in •September. I_ . , • •1' •
: •-'"! an EsaTaisa 'Mt I/.—A ' ccarespondqnt - of the
The dolor of the animal lain theawinier, !I• , ' • -
pure !white,' with a pat e% of light • brown I Ifibull,o gives the following as a m e t hod'
on theE
hack. hui inithe ummeift beeothes - z "adoptedlin electing Dr. Berohisel delegate : ,
extended, eoverin4 both 'back and sides Ito Congress roan Utah : a •
partially; the remainder maintaing the pure . ,
It bar been ! tated to' ma that on the Sue-
white of the Winter' , When much hunted ' $ ' ! E / ,a
.k , become a a• , , 2• • ' , day l befere the day axed by Irm far t 1.03
the exceeding l y soy, ,a nd It is oa. , , ~ , .., . 1 a. • i tb , a. , ----
. ly ii the exercise of the utmost stratagetic ' election; Bra; aim a oppg rose in, e now,
er where an audience I.t . several thousaua
'l' skill !that the hunter can bop,: tea g et wi th .' `TY d a , b • t i t..
e . , , • • • • ' was collected; ;at •
.apoae substantially to
in range. In first meeting . an" iustinttive i ll . • ire
t. .I ~ I / ,/ ,
1 1 1'1' curi ' l ' sity leads , them unwarily to appruch
"UM !Wilt , hunter a n d tin- become his p re y. I : l l3 e retl e ;ren',; ( tomorro w, y ou; know, is‘the - -
' I , - , ' l , ' '.. , '' . I day ta vote for Delegate to Cougres, so the
1 , 1 .01,4 ,• are, as it were, fasemlltedi b y, .the nova ,
I' el,appearance of &ma!, in the dreary wilds, ii.aw-t,•saYe' h o l y and den t
w ae o e
sivihoYoltalp.a,t4toten'ot!: -- - a ,
1 w h ere : his form has n tier before been seen. / us as '
'l' brot h ' this ' citeumstanee I 'afar that tto
~,, ,
.1 vote to day. Brother Bernhic'ela briani•Cnit: -.
L 1 I _,- , 1 has done well enough in COngrese,, thea l gta_aa
,T, tacess;of a party is*ely to be grester .31 ,
bod '4 of muchli6o there f Mal if - 'it'li•-' ---- ;.'
I'7 changing their bunting ground - from time ue 3 4- . 4 , ho d - a- . -- as e i - o ---_---a=a7
it 'to tirie, rather than remainiag iitatioeary , wl i rth Inte to sena any toi l g
"i 1] •• Is d rid wild by his 3t° I igu'ess we re 'g hl. as we ll s " . l , /r k t , n- - ,-'•
II me / g amm4 reit e i • •pies-fib .ck; if tin can't-do'us say good he wona I -
a ence, as they do not appear to make eaten
us' any harm $o all of you who -n;
'II , sivelwanderings from certain ch•etimacribed ' d
If vor oil 'sending Brother II coarse back, t
..1 'localities. Thew generally graze with tbeir a ~„ aa ; 7 - '' ;
" heads to the wind, annl so habitual ia theitaawl)''Pease rise. I•••
ii i n sti nc t that, after ' the p revalence of siren s 1 - Aecorclidgly , the whole audtende tome—
The next day, At tha election, but. fe*!votes
a- wind, we generally hunted- in the• e '
, II Whence ! they had blown, with "Ihe 6 g r r e ea ti t ° o n r• we - re .' ea, :ftri lll th
()Se
,a,_llDia
, lie . rolis a el .. ,
• ti b • • .
th • • it beingfelt to be usetes to orpoSelaTqa ,t.„
to certainty of_meeting thew , On \ 0 a's- t a o ,, ho i i,-.i_o li to be very otipopoat. at S tilt
le preach of winter the fur 3f the reindeer be'• ~ Y.,a oas i a a t •
d oomes very dense, S ir John Biehardson in-te - ' ~s ` a,, !! "' , • _ • i
. 2 . , forms, that the akin , when dressed with the!' --- ------
o- hair on it, is so impervious to the cold i that,
1 , if clothed-ins suit of this Material, - and
wrapped in a mantle alie same, al, person
', i
My bivenac alllnight in the snow with
!safety duriug the intensity', of an ! Arctic
-Winter. -- Such •idnaleatife covering for in•
••••• An oface-seekar, in urging hie, claims,
said that his grandfather didott fight the
Revolutionary war but be guessed wenid
ha'se liked to, if; bebad been in Aka Outs
try sit the !line.: He was appointed.
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ESTABLIS • 41
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PapvEz4l,4u. nauseruitxi,,
• I - -•-•: '.l --- , - ia 0r...-‘. ,-,
• A LA ..TeriTli-' + - cf
-
i
An umbrella upon thine ...arm i nisy , tiaks,J.
it 'oche. but' should rah:um:My ) the uthbielitiT 1
,
willpreserin thy clotholv Vhonse. - wiz 1 . -. ....,__
a triflin,gp,aiu and tt=tatiiirlt.hilL„ri . i,. l t ....., , --4.
Other persons wefe born about :l t he tsam* I ,
as . thyself, and have been grOling : np nmer ,'
since,- as well as t thou.' -Thelefcbre.hoAtoik ,
proud. il' t -=' ' .:1 , ,:: = % :.. , ••!Zi - -, -- 1
:Yet - confidenctimay he misiloO.,edAPw, 4ti, t
then goest-Out insthio pote4o , 2.lcotheiti..hol44
- sit4lY -14141'4°4 the Piv•en4l4the4lr?=#4 l 46 , ~ '.,.
-oriEndoOr hosdria-. - - - : ‘'L .1•;;.P t 0.1 , 2);
..Tbs 4411 wlia.l geitiulloi& - •.)*••) 4 4 1 4 1 q4.
..„ 'iltlioW...s4okiii srilici.,44fin.. "MK '• ugh- 2
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tutteilwsncsliktint t2tl, '. -• .' '•,-..- ' - '-f,.-f:•:..tz--Yi-iwtti
~_ll is nol 3 diiy atitidt it" , " - - - ,3 -- - -i ' •-•-• :Yz-,=,:- - li*
. —li d .. 1 -
....,.6-- , Ti„:"2 , :_-, .''' . t1;,,A1 .;:1.-f.!' 4
'- tie4te • . tbyTtraltati s lettipo ,!= 4 ,..;• - ^ -
fine days they eductite.Ahee,Dift I,fit ...i ' ' , - .i•=..
lot i r
,no vacations. - ~ .,
' .O, how lgoctl ' was.' nature ititilittli'id
gicat, ricers near groat . towns ~ r••
.. ,- ... .
A trareler, journeying wisely,'ineyfeiStit! ' •
much. Yet much may alsiiixt - letitiled:hys
'.him whotays us home." ' ;,!' -l• ' • s t . r s:
-.:.n,!-,
.I do not tay to-thee ,
f , Mairy,--for, it• lilt ,
exalt thee;" yet was there subtileo meaning'
lin- those whose usage it was to svi
j objLArry.L__:_. 1
Icoma lift.' .•
', ' - _.!--- -.------ ' 7- - -- ' 'I4;,J
Cold thin,g+-aleltrie/ to enrd. - fever,l-yit,tz -
the ovei - Je - oiiliii,ts of a fi lend's act will ..throw , -
thee into heat.. .
; • IVe hums itothieg, and yet it.hs knowing ,
1 something to - know that thou knaviest motii.;, _ _ •
l• - i ...=•. • 1 .1, . •. c:,l
!mg'. ..,I. •- r -"c..-,...4
By a c ene e it, A .cais,anrietl )fly :11441(1)4,es - • -
i c:alled, a Ladybird, and hiideu Ita o,oooi ,
1 honie:---The counsel is - good, - ev en , to liet ,
t who is neitLer bird nor fly. r•alit.ro."..:Utnn 1
1 , place like home. • t---- ;i • i.- -' ~ .,:l .-1
1‘ lie who boplatiislonane, will haito uotk
' ing el e' to hold ' Yetit, is•not,•:gtied iti'lki
over-garrulous. - . - ... . - , -,. • e,,?
IThe Aveather-c4cit, working, easily , , sin'
..e , •-i- -
tell- thee - The way of the I wind: bt.i•kif Abe'
weather-cock sticks; ,the eelurso:of ite-witad .. -,
will not be influenced thereby. ,:, Itemem
her this. I
- . lfi thy !beak' is in theilllighlatufe„itis
Inot here. 1 ,
1 Virtiiblis lave ; is whole,saine. :Thele-
..
I fore he virtuous, to make thyself worthy •
;' of self love. Noi, of course, -that, - 111• a •"`
artither:eby prevented from loving•snmelitidY'
t else • , ' r-- ,_ ' t • —. I
I Talk to thy Self, and, insist upon s a ret . tly',
1 but not befora_.-lhe World, lest, -, : it., think ..
that. nobody • else will talk to thee:,_ .. ..,r4 ,i •
• A dat, - .eien, it ,slie , tia ifrionlii.YOff-tiff'', 1 .,
Wicks. thee itik d..411ri-ttl.cikt.W.i.k.,iti.oo l .,9 3
rdcies.'4 truth; 9, fritintiv.httt , pepAtiiiit, wit - '--.
'thy i . tittkiditlatill9ititpdAktal ogillaigin
r•piejridictic, - ittoichtbah , 7#o.4oo' - 2
PitbilAlKE*Wa-4.' 1 1 31 -•'4.4 , .i 4 r/I 4.
•••;` , •A stich-inltiniaitoplos t *lfieof '-,
than fittest one iiiN;til* f •he;hanlitu);, - - •
friend: ''''•
, M l' i- - .. , .:'..:-f..
Lore n
the ; on, for -- • ;she 'shines in the
night to' gire us, light in the, dark; itherefts • ',\
1 the sun shines in tlt day '
; time, Wlum -\,
there is plenty' , of liglatotod,bis;t+ststauic
is not wanted. ' Such is the di,ffeitencolic.:
When real and false charity.. ,; '•- • •
-h:olomon knew several tbingsi allowing
foil / his Age, but; I could teach ,hinL .ti :few
.oibeis.---PunCh • . r -1,-
Gnil i i,i , eff* . EtiGr.--RAGE fOn C.ll,- c
000. , -- lie Georgian' Sportsmett4 - sonte time
sinee'eent ford) a challenge to the world—
intended for Greatßri_tain, .id* course-to, .
run stet; race of four mires
.and repeat i • _
a
for onel
hundredl, thousand dqllitrs. ,- Ahe _
Geor r lians prepnef; in cape the cliritish.-ne-' y
cep% the challenge and their horse is liest. \ .--„,
en; to 4.fornl five per cent of tho purse, at •
five-thousand dollars.to payespenses„ - *fhb-'
Lonclo Suaday - .27rnea ittsiste; that a.cow
pany, filial' he formed in Englattilio, accept r
the cha)lenge,?and 'le:it the euperiority of
the - h-ort of the two co:Unities. The Times
calls upon Liuti Zetland;to become the ehim44 4 i •
p_ion - ofl the British tnrllf,andsced out hlae - , , ,
noble- horse :! SkirmiiNer fito'l as ' lattftk 4 l
1 against! -the American ideliiiiies.'i i , The • '.ll
ihdicationa aro that the &deb viill be made
O'r nit season, anti if so, we may look' for ',:'
the greatest and I; t oa , t , exciting - a,
.y!bich_
the wotlkever witnessed .—.71 - , - _,'
n 7 s.
\!-,_., . I T-=--- ~. '
'"- i ' 1 -J ' `-• - T 4 ' : '
gerponrting is'
. :njirregular active, trap -t„,.,
siiive
i erb;lindicetive mood; PCseP!:)!eloot
thirdOrson' sing u lar number , gro .es with
al.I thel i girtaln town. • ,
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tgl,; ( Did - le vote yoeteidtiyi Michael r
iSuye to inaireetioee
'Are what were your instreitionel'iDidn't
you hitar earn?—eoto early aid ohm!'
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