portutgly of disbelieving. me twice, if tan
p;revent . . , t .
. So.I eras departing in • lirtste:and biter
anger and disapix.)intment, anger at: twit*. So .
unworthily suyeeted, atlle
. death !etwild bagoicS WINN unjilstitied;indi
truly, almost:
. ,
But she, saw then, her. leMinine instinct atd=
monisbed her' that 1-spoke; in • most entire
truthfulness.' And she . recalled me; saving
`Don't go. I believe , yon, no*, o , :st
I did not.understand you before, or I should
hive believed yon
And when, in my overpoOring dent :
• wrath, I strode'unlisteniwiinto the :hSII, ltd
.Was eparthig irtieland kitid
: friend, she. stopped .Me. ,for ,sl l 4l stepped.
promptly- between inc and ttie dei)4 - atid as - 1
lifted :myangry - eyes: ,imoirher,hardly -seeing -
any thing, indeed, through the turbid tumults
of unendurable passion that iinged within me,
site laid her fair hand upon my arm, and 'de
tailed me With gentleCmce, And:she lifted
her etear..eyes to mine; and looked upon me
with such grieved and'deeo Surp: I was
itLashed..auti ashamed to appear bat we one so
pure in such unlovely - fury.,
`You must nut go away so angry. Come
.back . .: I will tell you 'a good reasint for my
suspicion.: You positively nOt go Away
so unjustly angry at me.'.
.Aliss Chester; I replied; in slunne as sud
den as my wrath.'had been,- step, if
you Will prOmise to forgive my. tholish pas
sien.7
-:.`Nes; certainly.' • Then; secingithatl was
disposed
,to ed cafe ogieyshe c outin=
ued Pon't, say auv 00,:1114t it.. IWe
either of us; quite understand the
other e 'yet. But when -1 have told ;you What
,you 'may depa;rt, if :you w in; ei t her to
return or. not. I do: not.' expect Ito retain
~friends long.'
; -
She spoke sadly.. Nor' sra.s her sadness
needed to induce me to remain, for my own:
displeasure Was horn -]of sorrow. iSu we sl
down again,'
' The reason Of witiO said, 'is
simply this. I have lieforei this One, narrow
ly es ca pedfrom one-Who soughl to exercise
over me..the power • whiclt -I supposed 'you
were seeking tri tise„.! I am sure I need, not
justify myself further?'
. . . . .
',No,lndeed,'• I an4cred. ' Bait why did
you speak of not refainin„ friends fur any
--iong 'lithe '?' :. • ] 1 •
__ t
4 B Ito. I:never s*Ought Ito. - I . =not ex
./.
pect iuller measure tip liking than' such as I .
, have' meted out to others.' 1 . .
lituld not deny tite justice of the retribu
tion. •1- made -no answer, land tbre icas a
..-.,
short pause. Then, retiollecting a Harmer part
' of our conversation, I' askea, again - .for an 'Le-,
count of her own sen.S. i ktlonS at the time when 1
. she- s•uppoSed me attempting to bring her titi
-
der .a.magnetie subjeCtion t 3 my will: • ' :
' I doubt very nineh.' said s . he, '‘ Whether
:the words 'exist for de4er'eAng it. For several
. ' •years I have read .find• tailed much .on this
new philosophy of the soul ; but all the terms
are-vague, transti•rred' from former uses into
the present one; unsuitable, they tit like an.
• empty crab: hell to anloyster. '- , SO lean-hard
ly tell TM! what it is.. It rbeghis,i-however;
with a sensation which, can hardly; describe,
• .as I said, as to it preCise niittire— a general .
•consciouSrips of relations orsy mliat hies offer-
_ -ed or obtruded from en:Aside of :me's own'be
ing ; and this eonscioUsnessHil mere relation
. proceeds' and intensifies and .iridiVidualizes t
until the threads or Web Of I hit. Medium; of
connection weave thicker Land thicker,. and,'
-gather up . into a cord'lpassitig di reetly pro tYe .
peri:oil aeting'; and tht;iti'that person b.:e.onie
recognised as so aetig. II don't - inean that
there is any actual eo M
d; or aterialoar t race
ti.
able road mi-way opened hetWeen the parties:
lose the expression. Ifis the hest-practicable
mode of repre.zuntitg Abe train of se - ti.:ati9ll.
One thing more will tinish MI I Can tell.
You reinember that story of nehirieh Zsehok ,
le, in which the sotimanibulia..ladyrreerigniies
So diSgustfidly the griiSs:anitualized character
•, of the Italian prip2e.: her wooer?' • ' .
. l'• ; i—
" 'Yes:" 1 I h :-"/ ' '
- 4 Tii6 story is •trutlifnl !h e re. There has
.aiways been, when l . fnive felt•the sensations I
.describe_ 'an almost' nratidiat - e - revela I ion. of
that hind:, 'lt has Ss emed.. to inc.; though:l
• must use words hill] k „saw vagnerepresentz
:dive Sense again, iliaAlit Ise wh , i'llpproaeb . ed
1
• me in thatway were didiumaniz4into beasts: ,
Their personality :;e4rned ;to change and de
grade. • Their souls:departed. The farce -of,
their .lifers a ini`iie.litiluk; first impereepti,
. •• bIY allOying the• i ,i4l4am Of influence winch
they rayed forth,'.but rapidly predominating;
'until I was inexpressidy shockecfliy the eon,
- . seiousness of the innate b! . ut.ll4y of such
' minds. I don't think l ean state he experi
• .enees more intelligibiy; thOugh I have spent :
much time meditating, on! Ahem', - I almost
_ . _
INN
doubt whether, in theiprescint stateof seientif
is nomenclature and research, the
for the claSsificutionl Of this department of
knowledge exist.' 1
Miss Chester ceased.: rite,' 'said •
after. a little thought, TO ask Vint', a supple._!
mentary geustion or ! fwo. not the
bestial grossness of tl#:poWers which you felt
which artn;ed in you the resisting horror of ')
spasmodic. volition, Which freeityon
„ at once
from . the, vile influen t : -
.Y&,• -
Y&,,' she . replied feel sure that it was.'
Then I,a - sl;eil, once mare, With Many doubts,
and a Painful sinking rOf the heart, - like: that
which wails a rash limper, who AoulitS - for"
an instant, in mid,. air, 'whether.he shall reach.
the . other side of dui chasm, r• for I staked an
-.tin etiSu ralde tOpe orri tw upiai the chance:
of tlie single qui. , ...tiori÷altno,t desperately
asked.. al though was certain that . 1 had . look.
ed and longed in pure freedom - from any low
• desire: 4 Are y•on 'sure that it WAS that slime
disagreeable Surprisei and di•zr., , ust which cans-,
'ed vonoto reealeitrate sc, violontly against the
inil - nenees'which seems to have gene - from Me
„
. • ,
to von . , •
,
I cannot he.:4nite .slit,';' returned. Miss
CheSter. repel„errry aPproach of the kind
as - soon as I can distinguish,he person making
it. \And 1 now undOgo So. painful an agita.
• tion 'When I'bceome aWarti that I am within
suet a. - Spliere•- . -4suchja keen appreltensioa,ef
.dangerous . neightiorhoe4, and so quick an.
-;gret, that I no longer istop te'analyo the.ele
merits of whose operation I am conseious.
But,' the added, looking to the'llirther ride of
the 'tient,. ! I 41.tiinost fully believe-the thing
happened without ill j intention on - your part.
Is not that enough *PI
'Perhaps so. if it' is all you vux say.' -..,
Then a thenghtoecuri,ed to. me; that I-would
atutrive tOhave this Don ; for I *steed
• for no risk.' Wiatild knoW, if I were 'Main
.: seiously impnre, that it, was. so.; and purify
Myself. 'I did not. fera trunilent dOti the real
ity of thiS strange in.sight; And
- I,yant leave
• to read yot-one passage. faVorite'au-1
thor ,shine; . which stire'Y'Ois . will like'
in;Feturn, • r - stual 'ask you" for some
. •
• ' But have not told you 'that could..Pliy: : -
.
Y9ulcovfoupd it Otitliy some ni E tb;
od, I ini f Stre. What Was itr.. .
st.have ob4rved, as ! you played upon the
• .table„ - that - you: 'played triplets and thirds With
; your .left hand j;.and • t?rily - a pianist or organist
would do that.! , ,
• It is right ,' s aid , :ahe, Will: furnish such
. . . .
I. was so bold` as toi uskhertosettitinfe for
- inV .neat eb did was.abent
. ttaw
i rts4ured her that. my hifer4st in that gam d tra - d
5' t4Tether d'sappe u eq. when I ; lid discoicted
the k tive-move rnate";- hot Vresigno the, gaine,
And' challenged 'hitt f l i_ -en6ther7 at the first
i.
convenient oppoitun ty I And sol depart
ed.' :' _ -.- : ! I -\ ; I . - t • .
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.. ic*iiett,... pest " N ALI ... - . .
IDEPER . DENT - . REPQB.Wn . I:
A .
PILARLES F.'READ ARCM H. H. FRAiIER, : EDITORS
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MONTJQSE;,PA.
Thursday,•priarch 8 1855.
, ..
. °miter= and.theVlctlaine-Demoirrity.l
• The old tlunkers are trying to tna4eSonie
eaPitat for ithemselvel out •of the Eta, that
'such a manlas . Cameron wrgs supported tly a
•
portion of, kheir oppO eats. If CaMeron is
undeserying of . C4laldenee and S,upporti,as
examine the faciN and see. jf
th'e regular DeMoeraey ' are "not involved
in the infamy of the'attempt toeleedhim.
l' :111fr.' Maxwell, we:SUprit' ise, i s to Les class . i....l'
4 •
1 asi a regular Dettaierat, as he. cored iin Con
,
yention uniformly Mr Bue - kaletiv; the regular
pierce -Nebraska Denitieratic eindidtite, and
iy4 cthis same Mr:i 'Maxwell I 'was in. the„
~
• fi • i
I ' Ameriean' - -cauensJ and. voted with the
sill •
friends if Cimeron or the secret ballot, and
undoubtedly turned itlic, scale kiy hip; vote in
Ifavor of Cameron (sie.ii. Curtin..si - Aftler doing
I his' appointed wort lin • thie :-' ki tidniiht -- eon-'' -i - .. • • , •
! clave. =where. it._ appears. he kaitie ladmit •
1 tanee ,by fraud—he - did not afti•rward's make
I even a !:.how of surlier -ling the num hle helped
tO nominate, but voted thrOtwhilut (Or Bucka
's ~
I I(:;ws. He Wanted -Cameron itl,4led, bat. Was
afraid to vote for. hint openly ill the C,onven. =
i tiiiii.. * ' . !
. , I s .
. . ,
.
. i.On the - other hand Mr. i Salk de„ another
•old line ,DeinOerat, after • Votlng- for Mr.
Buckalem . • hicolli'etiti . ontut the first balltit.,Ni'nt
i•
4Ver to CamerOn on the set*nd,ballot,.-wh i ch
raised the vote Of the:latter tt.) 51), wanting but
i
I sis of an eleetNin. Then the Oonvention ltd=
I journed two wiyeks; and' on the first ballot
i •
after it re.aSsi.inbled; 'Pair mime of these
worthy and pure anti.Know-NOthing Deino.
, erats, left, Buckidew and I I voted 4or Conic:l4m;
These men .w.i.re Plait, Sent for from this
15iftriet, (Niggle, Hogej and stoc . l(dale. i If
a ll who at first supported Cairlefon, had Vo-
tedi for •hith on the third iballot,i this recruit; of
five from the Democratic ran*, Would have
i . i
raised his Vote to 03—almost oi quite - enough
...
to have elected. him; as several of his opPo
nents were absent. But fortunately 8' of
his former suppokers . had . clel4.' .rted him,, so
that his whole tote,--antilinoW , Mothing
Lem (eras included ; =was Only Ofi. on the I hard
ballot. Thu's the . Matter:, stood, Cameron's.
former supportlrs dropping tepid the ' regu...
Tar Democrats' coming .in_ to his j support,
II when the Convention decided, -cloy a' majoty ,
of eue,•td adjourn till - next ()ember. Ihe
trrent battle of the'dav waS 6ti this '
propOsi
, ei. . st •
: . •
i k . ,
uon. to adjoern, fiir allpartiestwere eon:sine,-
: Val that' if the ballotings were eOptinuedemite
\ron _ must be elected, iirid cOnseqttently an:
s adjournment was pressed earinez4l: - . by pis
(ippofieute, and as earnestly resisted :by his
friends.l‘ .I‘llo were lis,frieudi4, and who his
! opponents, will appe.al4y an (ixitiniationl of
t this vote. Of the'siitv-six ii‘ 4( S oa, adjo u rn,
1 - .
. merit, !iris/ jive' :were . Amer. fotirtixic
. learts t •
1 old line • DemOciats, and seven old line Whigs.
l Of. the') nays On' adjournment, Lterty.si2;•we're
i AmeriCans, and ninefeen-i)M Idle, Dernocraits.
, • .
'.. It iq therefore plainly enough to be seen
."that, but for the. titit.d . ,,,,- adj4i-iment, a s'uf
ficient number '-of the Old line Demott'ats
_would have gone Oyer to.Carrieron to sechre
his election. , That-iii the kind[df, opposition
ith lnoeracY offered to thii; '. Know-Ni;?th
•
.
i.ing candidate: 4 I
1 ow this 'favorable state of ftMini , , toward
i •
1: Cntheron Was hrofight about, !Whether by I or
dnrs front the 'Slave Power, bid . t . y tree. puree
l
on - Cameron's ; part, or by the i n nfluenee of his
!• paid ‘. borers,' i (see .I..aporte's r i letter in this
'! . paper,) Ice are unable tosay. . gut the -filet
-
is manifest, and confirm us in !
our belief hat .
'., President Piellee'S pro-slaverY;administraion
khas not much Choice •between; Buekalew tta
Canteron,;who, alike:labored faithfully .in fa
! vor of the Nebraska bill, and' would he the
• t
pliant' tools of .slavery. .C.-toteron'S' let er,
i pledging himself to Free-Soil) prinelples,lWe
A.s nsider as onlyla part of the 'game,: and w i rit. j
1 i
to merely to cli!cei've Free-St:lil.tien into'llis
sup ort. - If Bigler and a Thinker Legisla
; tur had. - been elected, who. can doubt that
ICam roil Would . have been just as ready to
~- •
pliAg :biuiself the other, Nvay, ottiting to
I his lat . u-s in- behalf,of the.Nebra..ska bill, and
I - • ,
i . the:action of the Dauphin County Democratic
Cx,ilv - entiOn last Fail, as evidences:of bisipo
.
1 s i tion 1-. . .._ :
~. . .....
- i
I. -lii common !.with the gruit body of [ the
I. people of , Pennsylvania,
,we irejoic. that the
swindle-has nut yet 1 byen peilietrated,
J d
I we hope and believe that, the ' .)Ple:will ake ul
measures to send : sitch_nten t 'the", neit, Leg
islattire,' (on which . ,the,- electi a
ti Of - Senator er
i will no. &ink de . devolve;) as lain render the
,
election of Simon Catnerch' or unvlOther
I -
1 man - •.Tlike charaiter for•polP.i&al corrupt'.
•
-, • _ , ..
I.l..mposs'iblt.-. . 1 - t, , .. i %
M7The !Peliocratie
in making its Moam.over thU.non-eleviion of
Cameron, complitingi bitierlyl. that the - Ather
ean di I tot 'elect a Democrat'; and 'yeti
before any caucus - , had been! held, this d:igin
terested counselor warned die members that
if they nominated WilmOt,.' the Whole Know
.
Nothibg organization wOuld go to the deVil,'
and the corrupt combiqation to which! the
Union man "belongs 4oried tokhe:t n asest
acts, even to, the tetra] pm ate conft
' het tk • • -
dunce, to raisreprecentafiuniintwl forgeryou
preVent: Wilmot's ehAiti• n`; Remarkable
manifestation of a desirel for the election of a
Demuarat i ' _
.Itfthittssw.---TheLoviSlstare previous its
• ,
adjOarninent, , passed Asti-FugiOve lave
Law. = it - provides, fir (he,. trial - by Jti §. to
rink slawelaitned—ptAiibitit the toe of pails
to facritives; - and . - requires that the
proSetattitig attoiney::of each roanty, -
tipott'4o counsel tOtify
such ktigitivi3 Slat* ~,11he jOry clause 4 the
iaw is. . '
6'4 SitPrente Cott4
said_l46 rmitiVe Slave aef,.o. - tru,tnifestlir .ai
Sr
•,- . •.: i , . „..-,.i, ftir .,.. 11 ,,,,„„, ii ,, r ,:,_
, 3 - L , •. - ----!•It- - -.ctv0n , tost* , : , ---z--- - . . - -. - -- ,, 1, - --fit, - ,,-;- tirsl , 4- , .1.,:. Jim , Cluan, in' .
NV would call aittentiOniti'it'nOtiee'llittn- cidenta . protects n, she. woitid+e
__. . L i , .. ,..
other - par our PnPtYr ' of t.iti s we ek f o r .a . filse tai, r be . stintertrts,a.nd contiptieitu eh ,
ti
Mecum , to be held akthe-CoUrt, House - neit-1 here-tO til'e'Prin6P*lrnil•forOtealorii,n4 laid
Tuesday earning 11 4'iOle 4 purpose_ l Or fornting I down li, the NatiOattlipntY; in the RithirOgry
- 47. Caron
.:!:.e.aglie.l -!W,e 10 4,, 4 1erstatid" a suh- I Platfur . , TO 4CAtieitier;Ositi:hii tiptinjjt! ... o
scription for etpital:,i;thCk s ftbieet, to :taxation 1 I ,„,t tet „ t u D4 ra i le i t t' ii,polty of Salliquelithitia
to "defray' .the' -- ne'etra r} , ' 1 rxpFnses of the Conntyl . •allid it 6inVelytioncitrly in the SessiOn
Ungite, has beet' timperouslysigned by many tif Congress, for the - u4iettsible purpose Ofmak - -
of the leading eitiars
,of the BiiroUgh and ing a . sbnin , ,aditition:4f the_Principles . :Whieli .
-Township:who are tipeciet):to'bii present to tiii. ,: rfeptiblicani . Patil: ink expresse d' -three
co' nfribute;their aid;tind inflitence in the for. ninitt h: A i
,I ' ' • • . I
Pr
) !I
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3 . , . [
motion of the Order: '; OtherS who have -nut eV u'1'." .. l it the real object ttf the
ConVeatiOn'wS4 to Make 'Smelt - an expre s sion
i!p i t ,
yet done so . will thelhave nttopportunity to 'upOn - the - questittit t itbOut to - .come, .Ibefore
subseribo to the stoe and
,bi. , conte meinbers - . 0,-,p e g r ei is , A A - ' i ' w . ,,, et hj enable the politiCians,
An order of this kind 11114 l un 11, 1 - sum s whO' were moving In the 'Matter, to judge the
-,, e
months . in operation - _ht Great Bend, and - - its Itusiquitortlie.pa ft2tirrOly. . For the per..
influent's has wide l y.been - telt and in the high- - - pose ilfiquit;tinithe a c i prehensionsuf the mass
! -- ti : •
est degree, salutary, as - is OVidetteed by the . ! es','restiliitilitr:.; fi rst : p,as by. the-Con
.fitet that at the. last fall electjtin. up o n the Iwo- 1
..,,, •. 1 t ,
ventiori endOri s ing ;inn] lidtipting . the send.
hibitory liquor law-*ly thii , e roes were cast' meths , ,f the niinildiban party, then a iresolo
. -.. , ,
against it in that -Townshipi i There A l so the thus wi r s introditeckl4lind
,•paSsed which indi
rum holes'have.be4i-closed4 , and those tav- eated•the true Outr4eter iif the - Dethoeratic
,
'cm keepers who under Mir - license laws,nre 1 party. That re l sobition 'Wits very •carefully
still perinitted to, ret , itil, 41i., , , Very careful to I- wt . trdeol so as fallit'ti, meet the dentainiS of
h • iiiiii 'lth y vi ,, tate Iti i I t ti H ••":1 1. • : . lt, W• • sit? •
whom . they adl, as tey . .w i e- i • :a par ieu a +feu !.14 !1). I, as de ,ned fur
• , :.-.
~.
the law, 'it, is a their pericifiir watchtill eyes t the eyt l ts of pilitiel4 s at "Wa-hingttin, and I
,t,.: .: „1 ,
are upon them, :ma tin ele %intent a b out know, i not furl the celisitWrittien of the pe4ple' at 1
and will nUt-fear to,' ilh . their duty. .I Ea line. I eti
The IA riot in favor of .a.' tar
, • . _
•
The League has .bo e n fai pid . very efficient 1 itT leer iril.ti±vti(4l, 10).• a hiiitifor revenue with
also in many piirtS4theSiitte of New York, I ineideatiel ',ruble titi4 but:, it resolved .that. it
',
where it has almos t broken tip the - was 'in favor tif a :./7 riFjor Ri , rentet, max.'
illegal tritic in intiAleating;litputrs not only ti Th e ; we,rd i oars '. wal added ft tr the eipress
in the publie housel . :but inthose mor e s ec r e t putposf!. of ~itiiii., l 4r. :t.ti ta,...., sit incidental
, .. •r , t ;! ,
plaices whieli. are the nurseries', and fruitful priitevtion, and of littlicating.to the. politiCians
.1 . •1 - - ;,' - .
hot.beds otisu nunNerime- mid iiitemperanee. at Witiltington; that e , emocratieparty Of ,
i '
Other ToWnships ;;fttur (,:i;titity are tretVing' susquk;hanna eiitinti, is'Oitposed . to any pro
., -. 1 - - - • • : 1
the same Way and taking thL, initiatory steps teetioni being e;ciendtid liy Means of. a - tariff,
to furn'Tt 'mush'p •'f , te tt. ..• They .arc' just. to . the. i atltelitiT'. fl a il Road Iran. By
the, things that ire necessary to enforce the the Jude wordl‘,o,l t.vl the party of this,eouti
--1
observance of the present hiWs - regulating the ty FillVt i l. to the *iational body, ' We - stand per
liquor male. and the prub4bility now is, that pend len lar upott the B:iltimore Platform; and
our present . Logislat . iire will :either . give us •, no actiOns of ybitrit4t drive tts tiff. -. We. are
the Maine Law or iiiiittillert statute still inure influenced bi.tids(Xiii4iderations of the ' high
, .
I, • ,' • 1- I II I • -
stringent and periltaislo the retailers . than . er law . for sq . :stock! by yonwhen you out
the. present one : o. t us anticipate the - day, , raged -liatintnitY: sittil stained our country's
and be prep red When sAiall ome to e n 1- honor. 'We are inflientied by no s e ctional
• • r - i
force it. to, the ti ery, - , let tier, ? iNN e bespeak or 7 re ; for:We sustained. you vvhe.n ' you
the me ctitig a full atiendaile well the friends led sm oar , tiOrihern rights and did vio.
Temperance.of
I
..ti our nott4erp . emjseienee. We are
- - ;
Iced by, tno
i•yr proptipa: tit,
4.-
the '. S t ate!
-, of i
, shut up. Our Al
ausand 44,i:rant
we are-I with y(iii, - heal
, I
and strength. :Isi;•;.
l
and pt asperityitt;ohl
considi , ratitillsitiftitir;
SideratiOns'4
Mr On .c'riday last, the Accommodation
train on the LactiatVanua liaiiroad,on its trip
. .;
don from Great ,iflend !to Scranton, was
the , ‘vn off the track hy a 'lip ;ken • rail; when'
ribeiit a Mile above the 3.ll!'mt rose Depot, and
the ; conductor, PliterliatO, Mr. „Henry
Day, of Susq. Dep4, and .ikeyehd other pass-.
engers were slightlY;iiijured.
On the afterno4alit the:sanic day a loco.
motive ran - ;ir th:,trae - k, 0,04 - half a mite
aboVe. the, Mialtros'e!Depoi.i •NoliOdy hurt.
CORRESPON DENCE.
Fir. lhr reeputtien pe.
"Tariff forTteverine Only."
• •
At this particular tilite.,,ivhen' Judge
• •
niot's speeches. u} op Ihe tiii lir zfre ufitlt i r dis
cussion, and H lienpin g re4 has been onitern
plating tne . repeal 1!.1t . all : : ilitties *on eertaiti
„.
classes of minnifitentreu Iron, (n project 'ru
inous to the Iron Miisters 'nf Pennsylvania) it
will nut lie itwipi4'ojirtatit to inquire what ac
tion the Dettioi:i4::par4, of ,Sti , qtteliannit
County ha, taken upon Ili:it subject. Now ;
when the p . arty'i;: trying tci make capital by
aren.outery rais44 tliceotirse which
tua,-, or may not,'hve pursued by. a
single individual, itr,..reforetice tc the Iron . iu
terests of the Statejt mavihe well:y:101Th to
inquire what.lthe phity itaaf haj been doing'
in reference to the same!.'rulgject. If it is
right for the - party:4: denntinee'a matt - foi a
eourAe taken ycarigu, &4pecially alter it has
c:ndoreed.that.txtur4 over again, it
ecritiinkti - be i vy Pr4lierto inquire into
the party's own actions, att"4 10 - see if it ob
stinately maintains the grt.itt principle' ipf pro
tection .to;Aiiit.,iictiit,lnanitfactures.
Protection to A4tnerieiti tuattufactaireq, it
is well retnernberci3, Whig principle.
That principle i. si:liattett th . e . Democratic
party, Leoause of its grC4 injustice to the
a tgricu'.tit . rnl. interest s a the,' el atilt ry. .In the
language of the ininnleolat4; Baltimore Plat
forth, '3,ustice ando-soutal poliey f.•rhid the
Federal Government to to,iter One,bratich - tf
industry to the deOimenti irf-another,'-' The
idea ofproteethrg Amerieila trutnittaetut!es by
jud;ciouS tariff is*epudiitied h the Demo.
ai.n i tie party: It diriff iieue,
tect,i9n, but a tarieor retie!une theretiire,
Pennsylvania eatinin, expei6t the manufacture
of lion to be ift(pteSiett - by iu,y principle held
by the DemiKT:it:l4 p:trty; bf tht;
Th4e, 4:llieti; if adopted,
would be favorable to 140 Iron ;interests gif
our State—and Yetj AhOlty- inconsis'tent .
with the principle ineorporateu Into the a t ia.
• ;
lllore, Pla form,' tbkit is, a tariff ,filr Re ve•nue
with incidental pr3tt.. , ctit'af:'; Under this
ciplo r a.tarifT coubthe s.olraid ant to prro
hibit the introdktion 4-tiwelgt ! Iron, but
would enable Pentisylvatiia to enter the iron
market in fur cottirtition; with England.—
By such a tarifr,judiciousVlaid, all.thepi,reat
resources of.me State Would b 4 bniught into
immediate requisition. • ! Itt:r pUldieltnprove
tuents'wOuld do - 4 immpi a earryi l luz trtde
• e
in every direction, 'and afford 4 constant
source. to her exii4u4effirea , nry,_ Private
property would t*eillratj4ed idvalue, and the
public debt dimittimh..: Even
ander 'the ft:..ehle afflwilect by Oa;
present tariff PethisylvaUld w4.Sprwperous,
is content to 4,sk.fori4o elz!tuge:,• . ` . „
ICE
, But an attempt:, bas 1)4 made, by virttie
• •
• of the' printipZipioted front the Baltimore.
.Platfurin; to repeal, the . (314 . . 4hir ILii .11( 10
Iron, _ How great a detriittentjtie agricultur
al' interest of
. the - State igostaina front . the
slight protection hod- exttitie(i to the mane-'
factu,re of Iron. iti r ay be hest jtidged by re-Col
ic/Ail* the vast alijount (if agricultural .priO:
duets of andiadjoining Counties
whielt has 'been flii; yearst . con-4unried by the
„ . I •
operatives in tue.Ai:orks,Of Sliteuin •flotllow
and Eicrahton. Lai i &H and vviater, preyions
to the meeting Of,COngrei4,.it became fully ap
parent, that any attempt Otittd 'be made to. re
peal tile duty on rail idad . i.tefitre the
cluse of the .se4t4n.. Democratic
papers, and politicians Pr4ininciit in , the par.
ty, declared thetaselves ill. fitrtir of the Meas.--
tire:. Great imeted wualeverywhere
3ested,'ta knoW.. iribethee.l,!tinq Ivan* would
prejltd,
train - 61
knee t I
influenl
late : interest ; for . when
.nkralyze the . 'greut iron
I rr stop : the blasts
. in,
,our.
4 ollittit mills and 7 thri)w
of employ; .still
nitd soul, might,,mtinii
l eOlizqueratioliS honor
eiinitnon country, no
. .
'thertt rights and _feelings,
btate interest .An swerve
re to the great iDcmur
Item;tires, right or !.wrong,
I'd We will sustain' you - • •
•
i n o 4 the ,Demi)eratie par-
January, and such are
!to sustain. i. '
iu Pepperj'
Li garden is Iven.:pu nt,
1- • •
Deslu tut is
►
I • CAYENN .
ynu n 4
Li=
f irges,
ten tb(‘
MEM
tntr:tliegintti
tit eaS 11 ;
L 't
Is is the
ie artichi
The -I)il,ti : f . ,* l l.
t
us I'm
CM
critic i
are Ulli
carry 11i
Suet
t) i
the pri
' Mv i
geitaiiii
spicy.
dull, b
Fur ill; Rep . üblican.
;sus. Ertriti tM --j have fur sonic thne
ci•ltutins fur 'itrtietes
Prottibit t iVqittir Ltw, but. thus (air
iseoverod; titqlking that indietits deep
t
in the,sulon. , it 'l 4 nut a'
r bjectiti putil tet!tbrs, but it Ow pre
sents d new the neceiisity •
ME
pazA b
on the
ha%
EOM
new s
.... .
prottiPt and itnindiate fiction by eVery one
who w l Ltild . :.l CU' Op.' reform of the drankard,
and tlik sin' li :r6sfoil)t if every si eeies *ld'. vice.
; - : ...i. - •
The. siihji.tet ti 4 saibinated. to the people last
fall, wits not fully:-Inldei:t.tood by the
.friends
of prallibit kaki -: Stithe regarded it lis n mere
dodge I pfthe Legbdal l ure, and many, i i ring t()
. -
trust tifeitiipqrtant Work of frainin.Tl a , -
e , , pro
• 1
hibitory law, •tol'lln l e who showed . So
,little
friendship fOrithe:roa4tire, deemed it inexpe.
client fo tt,t ff6tii,yl t.gislation uponlit until
we eotild be sike olla law • that would
„ineet
th . exligeneiei •i di • filell4l7ase. We were . nut
- : .: - ,-I - ~, ,
asked wnetner we sruiti m 114: the *lilt: 111 W
1
or the Connevtieuf, lltw; ; Iit niereli - ; V ill you
hareProtilgitor . l.' Liipulr Law 1 , NN e , have
a law now pr;Ooiltnliti,„l - gide in certain qUani•i-
I. .: ,r. -• .:
t i es, and- mikliirl:rertiti fire inns! a n eeS.' • 'Such
an:indiAitiite'l . 4°l)4.l it icfn might well excite
piston.stlS
:-: • .. k• i :
i• - . ;., •
i" 1
2...
Thi t a kenr into *
portatit - political i,ri .
~
the- people at Ilfe : •l.'aint ; time, , may account,
toe tm i I t tllv ' } h ilt th
l fet 4de (B o .
rt of temper
duce Men to 4ocurtil,t tall vote.
.-Bit the vote
• -, •
given ttntler tbesc tintio:orable circumstances,
(to sa . i,7 nothhii - the - fraud and deception
1
prauti •( . .d upon'tbu' , ()nest and simple-hearted
friendl; of PrtiltibA n,Y, is a sunny,. evidence
that Penasibiaaia ' culd gladly act mlconeert
1,-.. :!_ .
with her oistef stiit s 4 . 1 suppressing and ei
pelling ittk•glittlt 4 1 front oar .mach ihived
country. * Th!e) . .ig4 of petition. is oat*. arid
now is: the tit is ti.t''t xerOse that right. L 4
1... ti -I,t. • •
petite nab putiretil t int° the Legislature-dur
4, -•::. :
ing fh pre . e.tit;sesltar until
,(if not f i roM re
spect It t: It iii.'fii:iilit;nor from pul*.r and
big! l te 1 I niOtivles,!); 4 1 4.y4, wit, like the.,attjuiit,
Judge l , ' avenge,: Os', of our advert:Uri:, fi,tr
fear Of being ! wort -, y our cOntimall, coal.
.'
.1 - d i -
_ ~
ing. f , = , i, —.
'
i[ 1
Th . , troll' is _already commenced, and Lain
anxiOns that ;:yOitr ! ! 260 stibseribei should '.. -?
:-.
feel the infliclace . otl •our weekly and welcomee
v i,,i ts i n u4ng ;di , v il !to action, and 'exciting
a deeper inteirest in this subject. 1 , ' •
As II chanced':ti c be" in the i'.quiet town - p
t
Jack. m on tte.gis,,t in:tt.,l hetrd there was
to be a tetnitratuai meeting that evening, and
tietet bled Ilt (410 titlenjity, the ' rari i ty; , On
jnqUiry. I tiotud thitt said me'etitig was at Ar
arat.' TI is, only' 'ttierC.tsed . my antiCipations,
being, certaiittltat ni vt,,it to the ',gilding plate
E: d -,
o f dui first slit Ili , eVir.launclied must he so' me;
thingl'rit-h. 1 refeil ti the ship that;' sailed
from the Plahis iq A,',i.i
_under old;,Ctiptain
Notth, with 'Put! od frilite and a crelv
of six,
ladenlwilh 'the elsil.est variety of an nials e
er colleeted ißituft ea Menagerie mit excePt
ed). I . Ili k jug acril ndi ft or guide and ri iondln g
1,,,,.
maned j', I gdye:itldl. to;` the fiats, and Mien
the
1 ,11 ,
church who.t; the 't eating was t&he., l 4hove in
sight: ' Said,, it::' ht 4 n little wags:,' ky
frien quiettl
'4lf, ieii,i riied; fite
. Were tiotfe
( LI
yet,' td 54? it - titt l A:pd';` -We were •n Ow rutsa:
fug, 4wn sl.stetfiltll in to one of those' deep
,114ideration
whieh were heft ,t•i!
a , •
- - tiniilfel 4 . ifs H ll- nie -4 ,
.st, &at (1';67...en
made! 1 •by• he retreating 4.meriiatient the-time
.1 •
that iiii:oitiiiiinatred his.l!oatinit, Mena.iarie..
,
Ottr 6 ithini' steid •tiiiiv iloWer i ett444 tititl an
kiseiftiiiiiheact,httaiini'-'hisOiraisid trot fur
those4ittio i,tridi -. that: alwiii)! indleatelm up;
_. -- ,r i..•
oaded
..011 wilitenti - uP; . niqiu.p v,mko‘. wet*
not there vet . : ~,..I%IY . friend siiii these are th e .
evertala ing Nils," . As I. was itutt - prepared to
illiek the stateLaeni. I titaltt 'an as . ..ent
xiii 6 end myself - kohl, i titan.% on the
hie It istakeS ofhh,Ltoritinsi in inference.
:11.tiet , .. • It seemed so: tinpri . ihable. 'that
(ari' i n a t, aneient - or tnit4' trti; should ever
iifti tinianehor in sat t,., • a harixtr.
etillit-by-a - -• tongipull and a Strong pull' .
; lit itit' Wini gal neiti - `wife n i 4 iklJTip 't
tinted
It
. eArneratid ca4uptedt i aier.otithe tnighti:.
/*1 . ,3 fts . 1 - eVer saw, and ' here surely :the
I.e,
... athit ' -11' , •i i re' •l' ...
pr( s I Ipl ; e ; fret fr,. it) . ezt. ti,,r
t,SI, nil once greettil a*. l !l ;. .
rii4 tirte:t) tiPtni j the Ltillinlit teeing. a
• ,
hrthLiie*ter, and 1 wits*tie willing', t .. i
i
i l lge l lly seat in the' t..de!sh for. a seat by
'il ate hare' ( ..4 - iid fltAioned,fires which ern
i...
ua . alinitst; entirely - M dri
od een
iety.: -, And .as. I ,giiiect into that
II fait ~ - and - u:itchtd .Ilie i griddle as.
, , : . • z
I, and fro' intim' the erany, hna saw
• 1 i • • ..
of the happy Enitily;roll out - the
;lea ;from tinder the . forestielc,- 1.
hilik Of . happier • day* ~:• -when .mi
!... mit rshalled hi* little tiork arOund
. , , ; -
hearth, and Iliv tlii. light :of the fire
from the Ilsiok °fit inkso ille news-
=
Awl
ng
pt to
bait
I 4ir
Hily.
'l4,tid
1
aru
• mita .
hits
I :all. the hi!4oiyi that ',his limited
•
lid. allow . hini.- put tti.e firely,f that
[long
. ben ettirignished,' and :the
,I L ,
lief fiat fitjulty . are s6ittcred: to the
i Mte; the periect dtitholitiUu or
tile of buck Wheal. ciik.s„ 'I,. set offs
lough the snit*, loulititig as much
Liuly i sun w4uld ver . 'cletnelish the
las I . did tho corivetne*s ; tif History
Irs lin - ding pbtee.f, Ararat must be . ,
ihtful in stmt . :uteri itnt I kl i iinot envy
ants" . their Win le l I.4n:triers. But .
at iti . h sinig-littte chttrCh,: with a
••;trattge and pretty fai:e4 . befure . mc,
!revery. ! - .t : ,i . .: .
(ring being Orgattized and• the Di;
ing duly - ittiekelk the choir gnve
. . .., _
i t u I.sti rring • musip., 4u. . 'instate! I,
I c..cs
t'. the. law offif in vont BerUttuh,
,
Issed the jutting: fie ctutunettc
ing that .theinliji!et. nit temikeram*
1.-sul . ject, that the greati;st orators
hst brilliant talent of the age, -had
1.
led . tit the ailvetrey of its 'wink
! he
,stnuld 'nit sPeakl 4 the subject
1 but eettfine' l hitqself it; the subject
subject
tint]; that th'e ti Metad !passed *hen
ien (unaided Itylav-); caul , ' check
is py-intet4eriUtee; l and that the
illieronte traqi - -it.uSt. H rest. illit.ll - jU
, 1
i,latiiiii, restrict ing the . rum trade
• • ; I .
er• lititits.' .4 le I ~ `reset tied 'statistics
te.. 1,,-t of th trafiie, !laid previngto
alien that the pri ultnimittal
s I lie
,rly
r . . 0 ., Mortgaged ii.r tht; support of
ie,t, • The W,le,l,l4ldt'ess was o'er:.
J .. ~ • i .-
Instruetlye. i 1 i - !
I hetp(.tut'ion i i iir 7.1! Prehibitoo- Law
h;
uid, 4 -Was tril.fplt: ' t ' lll,lt thr ,ntk•
pape
meah
boa rl
. -
surykonts
fourhiidds
it -taqiuu r
on tlioihr
wh'et,ltetla
at k
truli
the •hdlithit
takitil ,
.!7 „
vartty t
in
hitihd 11 4 y
tite
UM
s4,t - ol
All
theni
ed
was 414
jhe
beer; h(;
11
gF.
111
p
ME
MI
al ieir
ME
MEI
A dt.;l
El
hiteP
(retie.
1
Waw,
e r lift
retlis
I
.- 1 , ,.. ;
.., i .. 1 ...14 ie :ye.
in kiei t rit : Nut, (4,., unit I obgerve.d,
it tign; atal: a I.e,rit•clahle list - of
r i i t .
ttaile -up in a eeiv-titimites; and
I 14iti• L tioonti felt! that he hadscptatc•
I in attendiM , the tet;titre,lnt' that
,i i •:. • ~ • . ;
iftNret was felt h i
y till , i
n this great
y
littlatit. • Now it tiiittikes me that
. ..i f i
the Way to; do lit. i-I.et 'energetic
, ittilecttirers :visitleytti-y COmniunity
• , • ' . figh t, ,
b e , :uttjec' in its true snow
lit ` !' -:'. 1 •
, very-tax tuber',; personal interest
1 i ; 1
ii- Itringent Pt-1,44)47y r 'Law, and
hi ise ' di reedy: tr indireet ly • ei 'gaged
f rittuVittsineuf,Makittg drunkards,
ttld their Wadies;'. 1 . ; ' •
, tattee' cited. N Mit A j liAit a tly one ;
q .
her tneetingik litte het.l held with
. • i
s it the eastern part!tif the county,
The ilr it i, nut : gener . 411 enn
. Ugh . tO
I f
. desired rejult. ! !! 1
1121111y3
appi•Shi
tiers A t
a (16/pe
i11t1.4 . 1 (PL
cm , / ]
ad; On
andike
g
reqti tr
ntfile! lit
is th4.ll'
EN
sevc-ral
Inn( fe
Mil
• ,ONE or THREE.
, 1 - 855. : 1 . .
, to,
1-,--1
For The ,
• • [ Repehliene. !
;' ;
Teachers' 'AssoCiaticin."
-
'qua:ulna 4uuiiCv Ttlacher's ASSO,
da to tit) iiarra` I Uni'verAity
ay, Fdira4y The mecltitig
I Pi order lby th. PriAdetit, S. T.
. •
Itti
wait ra
S(411 t
•
.Ne
/ s l t
I . )orti I if
10tI in
e.l.opened4ith
.0711,)';'e'r by I,.')i(;i. W.
isqn. - .. .• '1 ,• i
':_rrewkslirylgave att exterapore ee..
the.. m e,t ing lie Id •in Jaett. soil, 'on th e '
t.l
.'On inutiim a i(4nit 'nit tee consist-
Al B. Kent, 4. Jl64.4r:iison.- and S.
1 ' 1 i• ' •
vlishury, wer e • appointed, to report
ilints to thei'COustittit'ion.' B. F.
'. 1, , . , • . 1
lair). 'moved that the (I n ty, of notninatt 1
L i .e1.4 1 for tile elisuin: , )' 'eat% be . a' dd eci to
e
f the euintai 4
ttee. Agtde,to -' •
- 1 14
. the • abstinee !of bhp -.• eorntuitteei.,
11V.1 itiehardson cakednii the '4ltte..,tiott
44intim el la*.-. pit' i t he hettcr.
it
l i s4 how—spolce :it.,
.ietigth on'the, 4.)1),
tt.T44:sted that 'A'effii.lient . . 'pen night . he
-to fulfill the!seVeial ditties Of " Poor:
' itkt pervis4ur and `Siiia API pi reet 4 IN,'
it
_ttight.tenditnor4 ilo l itd),ttnee tfidin-•
i l pf our sehls.44, than : the ipresent,o4Ode
tip six direet4 ra,_who 'f"eeeive no - pay,
stiqueti'tly fai t o d 4 their duty: Give
1
Lto si•hlit', an education a peNon
givi...-Ltirf,c4ll.ite . iintioort . an'ee 4,f g
•iit(led to inintt;andl Obstirve instead
ling 'everyth i ing . tiy ririp---reiated in.
gi incidents of 11. 4.itee GreeleY'S 'spite.
. I •
s ri!tioti—itid.h4 tia -- u i pltt . if 'the 'dor..
al n, of the Tate iv as ibeOught. otiftiy
' . edttention t :lt i wouhl ei,•eitte II: : tiltdcing.
14)eh ‘C!)tild rpet4ly - 4 0;linee ; the-$4O,
0 'rot' Puhlie:debt: iS."4".St.:ott,graye his
4e in r . 4.garl to ttailiteettiltittee.of'Pu-_
st4e44 41-;."-saitil he -thisagittl iine . great e.;•it-.
14, leek of i4aproventeitt i ,' was their ie . .
i• • • i il
- 4tteridatiee'.r . Spik e Oth
f. e. eitm
.etton
- it • .. • .
ay..-441 . the' ; pratiii:t ion; 4 it.— i'egretted .
head' of 'o644o4tig, sr ii
1- i
Tifily - .WthhiNi tit ttititCi i ' ,llllt •61 been
•
oritjati puhliii goodi •• Is:
L • .11"-ht rd 4, an
)•matt a t .)
h 4quarters
ohe for t_rt
1
,b4ity--f;upportecti''
111 2 . k fr,
any>,
QM
OIL I
ed
je.vtl— t
•elecied
mqster
—timt '
tertrt t i
td Anvil
andleui
his tidt
•IThid
ehlld I
if , Lear
erS',4ll
i 4 01
niliut I,
prqer
(" F ri
pit. at
botil of
I
nr i tia
me )4)1
A*
in
' . l l `Uoft""rteoilng - t ,-- 'a itiolit . incid4nabke7 '-. ''' ' 11 - - I • . 'll .'
•-
beittlAtialr, yderiiettfrom it. . ',.1-;;;, ..:i,*,:i,- , `' "The following-, letter of Gen, •.' Cameron '
*
61T.4Fici t.imade :same ;further reniarks, Wiitieii . tie ,otte`of the Free• Soi l - nien .. 4iers-. or
. .
-- aft:
~.whiehl,get..t. R ichardeon'' liiiii4', : ; 'ad- -41W:111)1147:Of liepresentatives,:previons to the
d - litte7aiteilipt to-elect aU. S. Se nator , - it wilt;
to it t l e .t.,..,
.. .
If. - Ay. inietuirdoir sPolte' - ..0r - tfislting.
„irltiehil hiic :infect dente -did - not . fisrbid the
.., ~ . ....,, •
I
Is,-,relitted . "Sonie :interesting / incidents i idea 4.f tritsting . hin4 ',liiight ;afford Sotne.exl•4:
lad:fitllen'under his•niitiee. , '‘,...,:---• 1 ruse for ithose whoyitdded hint- their siiPporti
e comitittee appointed to repOrt'amend. 4 but that it was well miderStoOd, that thesesecre4 .
ts to the Constitution reported- r aincial• pledges' weregiven merely t.. Win Free-Seit,.
-
menta.'uCcipted and laid - over to
.the next yotos,. and any, intention that 14'
not with
itter,ing. Committee then reported Manion. pledges - should he kept, is
_evident , enough .
for .4ce .r4report aCeePted'and corn front the fliet that . the prii.slaery De:manta,.
'e. di. ,rg•A--, - the election deferted z un...hoth .by„ :: .tfieir id . int...t i y.otes inly,t,beortuivetit
ii•hitig . 4i on , : , -., and b4tle . ,,titostlitrentrou s effeal ., , t 4,4 o. 4o o l l : ,
r•Of. : ..W- lii7;liatiisOns'pOlieat fehirhWal,iie . ''.i.Tnietiibe ra: • labored , 10, f free . t Catnerou!s
tner.-of a ik-oing the atteation of pupils, election. •:,- i . ',.-. , '''.' •-,- ',' 1J; ',-:•!.. - ,
i: - : -• , -: - I!.- -- -. , .- .
linstrup mg them in leir various studies: liatuustitto, Frida Y 'Felt 0 . 1855.,::.•"
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.. TywksbilrYi,..t!n!k ' urlftle 9"--e 4 ti(* Of 4 ---ht? ~• DEAa Sta':, i have, at .12 , O t elock received.`
Molt s& bong law ; awl , spoke at considers. y our. leiter of:Ahlitatitirnittg4sta reply to it
1 - length in litS usual eloquent, and min-
~1 1! 1 , ,in,vd.iatelYa - -- ' ' ~- '''''l-- • '''-'' .: .
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1 ..1....1/...iir iirs . t . .i,nterrogatitry t-
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itative;lfty le. •"= SpOke ;if the innuensead.
Have you ever;. at any tube net% or are -,
tigt•S thiriVed iroin_it, anti, of the. neOese' i-... you 110i:,,' or will visit ever . .b l e,, in 'favor of the'
r • 1
rif still imprtiying it: Spoke of the oppo 50 ... called Katit4s:Netiraskaili in' pais:ted 'lb .-
tt—sat i he thtinght that ninny of those '.Ctinireti},...,tli.• lasts,e4 . Lst!tt,?... -.
; mime opposed- to it, 1r:10141%11i-6g:1in:4' A osecr :l .4. o!Bi !no day , it Was:introduced
1 . ... in ihe Setiato,.. to__ flits time, :1 lave been (Iv
nom the begitming.---thati .66 , Lid ilia. , : d , Ai' bit' lii r 1 j .. „ _ i .-..-.
, .- •, • • 1.... t•,..1 1 0p.r..., la t ‘er a‘or it. - -
lined flit pIIiNCIPLE ; ti.l_itittling -..het
,it i 2,l,.Lti , VO il lit you„if e l e ere , tO-thelgvhate
ii a khaki& robbery,
.0. tafilllatple Matt 'Or II if th e United Slates'. Use 1111hisiciraide 'ea
! . ibenefit cof atis:ther's children:- i. • ) .. 1- ' • .fair utoans• to, cifeet tho restmitt it an 4lf it!er . No.l :*
il,ers . • .1:. williieletrdson Mr itt_Ld all
,not other: culled Nir ''. ft i,7, l I :". i ,',' ll ."l."!''l'''. " htiil :"- l i m . litr
, .- - , , • ally and virtually:abrogated - by th e passage,
PP.)vik'd,l4. to g" ti l l . n is " 114. "!''' of ifs Ki1 . 11;;;1•4 7 Ngili ) ,;-4,1cr.. bill
teiL of refreshnictits. I. , - , "'• '.--: lit'aigwerl a .. ..atlit . ... .r.. '-. -.
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1. . ) •
lii motiion, adjOurned.till evening..., 341 Would. yon, if ;elected to th e-Senateot
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,r,ireNING sEssioN; ; ,•:, ; the United : Suites ; use all - .liontsrable and fair
)
~ .t. ' .Suites ; : use
,t). t - - • e L . A MOMS in vour-_ps over, to Ore 111.41,1-ete4 _9f
pportiuuty WAS given tor those present, • ~... : ,•sr ,
! i • - - ' what is commonly known :'ns...the "..t ugitive:
'tnenibers of the Association, to join, when . &aye Law vs, -• • ~! -
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teacher; and Others': give their names as . A itsiver—The passage tit the'CtieriprtimiEe'
1 i ibers.l On i motion, proceeded to elect Mea-tires .was Atiptiesced in: by the North,-.
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kers !brittle ensuing year. The fflawing i n g lit ai d „h o p e d tle q uestions.grolving Miro(
f ,• 4. ,.. c h tt ,‘ : p •id okt :43 . rp . 5 c ,,,4 t . ; ••17;,i, x , 'it had been :settled, but :is the South has been
4 W . 'W „ 7,- . -
, 1 - the fir-t to viniatelit, I hold the - bill • subject
' o4 identsi • - • tiCYw(" l , un4 J • I '7 to ievision. , alid i%; ...4 1 4.1e1 with the North.tilkft ..
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' gill ; * Secretary; A. J. Gerritson ; , Clerks, this 'and. all. ques4us.conneetsett with the sub-- -
. . Ret•ic,Atia.d W. Faurot ; Treasurer, A. jecti.tsfStavA ; ryt, itanswer•i-.1 will. - , - :.- e ,-,,,• .
. . 1 ~- •_ '• .'--. 4t11. -- -11 . .; you rs t iosgnize _Oitirtiglitr•af Con-.
iKent, 1 , : ' '• • i
tr.ti. , s. and if so. 'Would yOu - net upon such
On Motion the manner of tea bldg gram"-
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a r
wits
token
t 4) and 4i,,„,,..ed fin.fi l iii it„! , ig , i. r ight, and use your tote, and influence to leg- -
islaie for all territOries tinW belonging,. or ,-
y Prof. W. RiehitrtJA, A. .1: - (..I•l•ritssai, . Which. may hereater be acqiiired by the Unit
e, V. .IVwksby'ry, and B.' F. TeWksitury, • eel States, to thOutter and entire.exelusion of
vi h imicli . interest.
, 1 Shwery 4 st,in voluntary see etude hi said Ter:
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,+ ,The et striiiiittee 'on says.' • 1 t '-. it-"rle-mr' '-; •I . , . 1' -.",'',- , .
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gin " ' II 11.11 ,1 ellil• N I iiii , a i. ( 4l- i s th a t • I recognize the . right '
listing; IlfS. T. Scott, W.. W. Ileyiy.sod, and - 1
alio ‘ y y.uld sin le I -
gis ate. .
I.
A. B. - Kebt,wits continued . to next Meeting. -. s:h. Would- voii oppose;:hy . all end:ev4
.' Miss KB, Bart was appointed,ki prepare . ery honorable and Our meatis in your issweti -
,
and read fin essay., at the next in litig,.' on the - extension of Slavery land inyitluntart.,
i • I servitude over territory now free, or' ant • -
Inc importance, and Inc best titside, l of lute , . . . - • I ,_ ,
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where Jr .atiy. time , now or i nereatter,'Whiltg•
re4ino . pit'hils-iti their ,st tidies. • 1...
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.. ever or whenever it may be, . etalea.vot.ed;:hi- i
A votelot thanks wats tendered to 15. l: its friends ; to intmlnee it•r i ! . - .- •. - I '
Tewksbury fir the able manner in Whieh he . For an answer to this, lissuld re-tidily refer- :
had discharges'. the duties sif SecretarY during to my Senatorial eourse,isps•ially iny.vot4-
i • i i. • • • r -... on the Wilmot Proviso; hie that there may
the pa , t ypir.•••. J •
• --• 1 •.: he no tnisuntlerstainfing,•l cmpluttically-.att.- -
•• On motion of A. J. Gerritssit . the . 4.,.. ! - swer in thS• idfirmative. .. .-- -.-'
elation tdjouried; to meet iii Springville; ten - 6th.' •!. WoitttLyou at all time• , :and upon all
Ssiliirdiiv i iMars.ll 17t 11, - at 10 o'd 4 Wis,, - A.•' M. t *omits is ars, pristet.-it:andf4ce:...lcel.,iit'llsis re..peet; '
-i • I - ! SO rT. SCOW, Pre,t„- untionnties, ....,..
L .l :ii iii - all where, tle: rights) ] " • ''''.."-
- '\ I priv lieges (In he .Mirth, as guaranteed to them,
A. J. ditutirsON, See'ry, '
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.' 1 -.- !by our. Con-tittition and Iliws, agtionst !any
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fropi Me flarriablirg Daily Herald.- •
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The `833'f0a4 . --Letter from the lion. It
Laporte. ,
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119CSE OFitETRIE . SENTATIVE , , Fi.1).24; 1855.
MK. • StiPnEt.: Mtu.Ett;--Dear
day ltratf,ts us the IlitttltiThe D . :4!tratentt..
eonductedl by us Speaker Chase, containing
what puritorts tit ben letter written eiv Judge
Wilmot tai Sintt a Cameron. A senletio• in
stnring.. eltpita s is. mole to .!tinvaitiee
Wilmot's ipreferenee tr Si rn‘ Cattniron over
his rivals. !When Mr. Cfrie Was here
mtirt. tWiilWeek4 slime, .1 learned that. It o tilts
,
eustoilian (4' a private letteti Jintge.
.Wilttica's kr exhibited it• to itae' at 'least
()Ciotti- Ntirtherti Oelegatiort e in 4 rder to in.
dire us )to vtite f,r Sinnott Cntt rein. :Yet
Mr. CletsPielainis tea be an anti-Cm ,turn netn
That letter was, afterwards handed nbinit
the (linea l !, antliMajor Sturdevant wits afford !
itn ppptirintnty .to copy it. I have just
scon thatleopy; it Correllonllll,4 With my re
eollmtion;lof the contents of the original; and
proves t .copy publishedity Chas% to he' a
o4itil it ted!toie. 1 Ilere is the sent. ncit, just:as
it appear4l in
. the- Denincrat, tip tars, italics,
brackets and all :- • - •
!' In r'eßikt! to yourself I kerre e
w i ar d fidireopiro§ernent or Onkin
THE CC NTRARY...I HAVE.
EI)LY EXPIW.S.SED A PRE
FOR' YOU OYER -ALL YOU
IVIIEN iT W ikti SIT PPOSED
TY ' WOULD HAVE TILE
TED POW ER. TO.. MAKE.
Below i< the' true li)py:taken,
SoirdeVatit: ' • _
•ht -re peet I to yourself I have expresseiA
no word i•f'-di -itiaragsirtent '
or nrekiticlne~a;=-,
0r) theisintriiry r 1;3 .e frequentlyexpresSed .
preference . Cu. pin over all - your rivals o f
the old .;14te • ditnOeriley; . - Fi,ro6r,
flir 4. Daiwtion';; - &4e. 4.e.; and 'this - *hen it Was
spposed ihe `party' would' have the- undis
puted ,poWer tq - inahe fln eleetion:' is 2,- -1-•
• It will )ie Nuttilynoticed* that the- sit prires.
'ion of the qualifying phrase', `of the 'odd r
deuwritey, changes the meaning Pr : the sen - 7 .
team, at al makes it all i•Xl:iresNi9rt•f *- a re4o,
lute.prefe:renee for . Cu.Vr(rn river-':,:everyta
dy ehe,'lnstead of a mere' preference fir hint
.over the Old liners, ewer have dritiei::sti much
sentiment' in:this'State
On rthe -- -qii6etiOn - tlf slavery otfension , .i i i i ii .
dOthitiatidtt.. - So 'flit.- us the conditet if 11c;
Clutse i in this tit:titer, is-tsaneekat4, ciiniiiiitif
is ututecefs . arYi.,..! % lfaiw - 1411 the
vi+~lntiotr f . Nit4l.lenee :ito id
its the' nc 4;filltieitog a private - fetter: hi • the
ban& of "•i bitter' and 'ttnA!crufialonit'enetai
of its:auth o r to he used he lifight Kee fit! ,
`Cull you this l lharhing yoo frietlst-': - I have
no. anil)itliin to appear '-•lo' . .tkii.t paperiti:' ijiJt
alh,y • exPlatatritat >weals 'Ora. to Jailie
Wilmot and the public.
... • •
- rg/i.)1! •learri;
set out. Of Itri hiime.ts) -. return .
bUrg;:on i trneAday last." 01;rious •has
tietaitwd 31r. isithrop &inn his sent" in :ihti
Legislatiiro for:several d a ys:, ii.tidi;iitig•
•-•- . -
rrssible-tor- bins to take part ..in the;
iitin
:far . tihn,efreticiti Siates.f3ens:
►Or,' nn t n 27Lult. - When at: Rarristsirg_
wuq finiqdfaithroi ,. the prineirtres of lii
. enns aioni)t toil.'hn• 'con:
thine 440. I:11111111i SPY as:.ttottli., for- This
rollyngun „
, kr;
of the latter Ke shall spt;iik liereattnr.
. _
SAHDI7A'AIIip THE Pcifix.--fly the hiteltii,
eigtini•uowekyrethittilltiw i aringhoeit
acted Lrdhiht fur theJeltie estate
efinvente , :nnd ,eherehett, helm orrintgewrthitt,
the hotel, supperted Isy the Storefthe
int Lire—
Pope hal otthilAmi
hethre the Centimilo; 'when thr
deieittnek the Saftlitilnif - Gii
And 'dealt, oil enaciawavto bo - ur no aloe
IpitK .ise fluor,
ti ‘ f an hi!ur -with
Orineifilis of the,
M M Mtl! M
. ta lftl.
i,..,. --
and all en . ero ' haients 'of ,our si4eri mates,.
w ialikkiug .it,4"tititposaig- the 'Stitithejrn part
of.our Nainalati Confederitql". " ' I - L. . --
'•:.. - Annaaer—iv. Northern mini . who wiadd-nnt
protect andore:erve•the.rightt; of t he - NOrth is
unworthy -of the..re:lwo -Jif any hi iiirable
man ; -
and fir rho:Li-right-411 w; \ ;u id !tattle to
.the last; either in 'h.. publi - Air i priviite :sta.--
doh.
1 : -, .-.-
/
.7th. " Arevon - in favor 4)1, and rwnhid!you
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vote, act and 'u
-e. your influt , nee -ill - ftviir of '
sueli a systetwOf, public rates • and defies tes,
wou.d niiist clreetlially, :aid licyinalatill_dOubt -
guard our home: 1114u:try
. iod iitatitifeetuies
againA -fOreign cianpetit ion -atid'S pit t liper la-
Ibur f" . .
I •- Anstret• :My FrincipleN nte , i lvive always been -
in- favor of the • ArieatrSystemit'l have
n e v e r doubl e d as to' what was the trtie-piillejr
i of the : vomit rV, nil (. answer your hiterrogw-
i turn in the ailuitattive. . 1 - - e
' 1 ' - '
Bth.. "Do .you still, in this respe' 4 adhere
to' and uhich , by sentiiiiint..land iloctritmi eon=
taittedinihe)peceli deliver i ed by 'yoilln: the
t Senate of the United Scuts on the 19th day
1 0fi1u1y,..18.16 1" : -. i• . • • , i , ..
1 . Answei--11-Inoteerfaitily ;do. '•
- ' I 1 ' •
I ~ 9th.• "Do you recognizit the right-00fiti,
t greys to , legislate and- mike - appro - rilitititis
i
I fir the ittip a roVentent tan , . rivifrs id hue s ha.
;• hors-1" : r ': - - - .1 - . ' If.
1
1... - :1 do:- recognize the . righl. - -grent'y I deplore .
i
rale Executive. vetoes On . .-I1 is Suit:leer * laud-will
I use :every manage in -my I.l)wer fir...the- 'pas.
1 .'
= sage of hills fir the. toprovritient•Of'lliveri
and ll:arbors. ' -- :-- .:;• 1 . ,.-: . :•" , ' : "; -.: •', .:.. .
1 10t h. , :‘••Are. von in la( vor of suchn ehatige hi
. our National .tawk:iiertaining' to , the.. i iinturet;
I - • .
ization, i if foreign eifiztins; as: alfalfa." untie! elk
L " h ' • - '' I - : - ; ' ' y - ft `-th ' -
lot I ent-,.arrrt mg 1.1 this /*pillar ; # yr . a,
.:. • . ... .. , ... r
p s age 'ifs-itch ai) . 84.7t,t0 retrial, in t thseillunir -
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! ill lettit 41 yt.itr,4 hAire being inatie 4 , l-6 -- - "1h....
rights ~ I Af. 2 , ilfiiiige; - hs . 1 hey I now' pate'. thertr,
1 and -will-you - use yOur . %lite and- influence to
neviindish:slieltu change l't•
‘,- :•:, '''; l' .
.• This ',our last_'intern g-itory;'l - ansWer in _
theafririntstive.', '.. • • . -1. • • - ••••'• -'-- -. .. . :'-'' '
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' It 'was noon- AyliehLreecived pluiletter:-
.Visitiii z i and fritinds- have ;crOwded hiy4oOrti.
since 1 coinnieneed Wrilini. l .•Oi• l l, 7 l,lliiiild hev.it)
written toOra . itr d etail.-.• our intirtirieS:Were
di t.:•et —t he - answes area'} dire el .and.'"6i ',1,4‘", .
point 'Still' 1' ninst '•
regilet,' that =l4' lied .1144-
minli., fr - elafitirlifi. tneiti' niiire fully.: •-• `..'•
y.
erir,v4l.,(lftiliy y. - 10, r-is6o-%:• ' . '. . : • • '
• -..-.. ',:- •:.'' ' ...' , 'SINV.N.OAMERO/4`..
..L. M;EitiXtikiltiCii;."gs_qk : n u * i t. t,ll° P . . '
ptased no
ness.
ON
REPE
ERENCE.
10yAl';
•PA:R;
SiDISPI.I
INI-ELEG
icy;Majin:
CONNEciletil lAtautt.Srkvs.Corivatmen.-1
This Whig,State' Clllllll`lllioll . / r Coniitticut
ntet Fe11, , 28114, mai natiiiinated -the - - preset*
State.officer:
.f,r . re-elvet ion hy- acelantatitat.
Tito Convention also adopted rettolutiona vilr
don.ink;lll..Amerietarprit+iplr, meludiugpro
lerliiin to Anterienn Industry.; declaring that
ilia repeal ttt . the Misiontl ettrariremji l e lugs
OIL an. end- to All -etnprt anis* on the's'.ltitvery
tl4stion, and esnre*sing.*: deteitnittation Act
resist, hy alle.tustitutittin metasetheadinia.
Jiiiin of Ifily : njore slave State s hit* theUnicar.-
,
,• Ihe rostauti9ar4 farther denounce the titan*
i 4 Mr. Tour', In the - U, t._ fiwitatts . condenin
t he, ,vett : ;of\ - the,- Riecr an Harts tr.nnd "the,
Freuelt Spplitttitat bilk; .a prove the Connote,.
lola prOlibitclry bkw.. and- dsetariv that Gen..
, i
Pierm's ad t ninistratin- is i entitled An ' but lit : ,..
tle respect. -1- , .:- .. , - J ' ; -.- ' - ,-1 ,
•
PiPACT AND' RIUMBOPtN/S/C — IEVe7 Jai
We have.nnire eimvineieg reasung
the.' •antak4migm 4'ttie 111. y -unlit Ctififiit' to
Ame'rmuk Thn:
.1114Attruirt.
(KO states that 'a itminm - OttholLts,
Priest, Hiring in that rounti; prealefied - n gen.
tnrei near Wilburn a ft it daysiginee,itiwitiOt
116- - attempted tea
.pritiejtintt-a:
Onyentotent wag arrfingar prineipte, Irk itacos
tier and'in nit ;' - thati it vat- 4 f t/ n!, 1 1 1 t1 t°
this laws 00 fi nd Ha , M1V,,1144411 . 74 - Ito the
1111Prest*'' thi, titiffi ' BOHM
etitholie4 imit that ati‘wiPt were Isienterof
that i %neck-AMA - do! fAierythittg ,. lhair
lamer to !Irak destrny
govemineug - 4 -
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