The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, May 26, 1856, Image 1
--n - ESTABLISHED IN 1786. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. a. M. pirrivr orw, co..a awasTienia aamci N. 1119112 nue; New You. • ATM No.lo, Satestrert,./Josten. it. & izto. seilicrate for the qoet Inestestlat and largest Imitating conhatereha POW. WO , In the !hated Mates ha the flee.g. 4- • , ~ gyring for 1856., KE,IFELT it, HA 111 4 9 and 11 Park Place, lifAf YOU. Invite the altarakm of knees from all in . s ma him Mock of 1 1 , a N aEr, OW IBS. 1NU11.17311 & AMMICIAN STBAW wan alfflllolllL YLOWEIia, TRIAIMINOI,_ao., tortehas admire orsollhoont of revniaar }JOHNNY& onto Mama mite, snch o almost armtarat of &MAW BONNETS and ' — 'lll•l=torwort dosigur. all of &Welt &ILL. he eared Who owes': Wes. . IMP= a BALL. .mh D a IL Mr* Now York. —.. - TIT tie e a Plate Wass .Company. 4VENZIE.ILD. LAII UAZIII/36. E.YOLLA Warehouse for the United. Statue,_ JOLLY R. PLATT, Mani! Sfreet, New York- RUE will be wand a inn assortment of their goeerlor Polished rate for Stone zed noose Ftonte.Ehow Caen. ie. Also. Smash Olin from 'it.° 1% inches thisk. N. 11.—Weetsenousto . nere .e referred to the New stets Rowe et Ohlo, et Columbia, which a alased with the Plats Ohm of the OOLlmettY. mll2s;aMeir. " ' QOM MISSION - MERCHANTS. Cotton and Woolen Machinery. angina atiit ikam. Aradiinisie 21'014 E Lt ato.. iniportcre • nd Diann in Alanufacticnsis . Artichnh No. 67 Pine St., Netefork. N. 13.—Aseets fee the .4iNtIDRUFF it BRAINY, IRON MEW &cam Enginaa and Bailers, AkeI MACHINE Irk Now. York tar LOW E LL ELIOP , It Tools ookO4rr - Hough's Patent Elastic Skirts. jt ) ATES k FRANOB, No. 1 Barclay street, D. Now York. °AMON—None are genuine except the tt. , l , the I amp of the patent. All =mac:racers end seller, to. tinging will ha grogecutget according to law. • MIZW-P • ' W. JACKSON 4 SON. ORATE AND FENDER MAKER, 419 FRONT= 4 930 BROADWAY; NSO YORK. J0Z1,117 ZALB.BANE'S PLATFORM SCALES. "LOC undersigned having been appointed occlusive Agents for Um esle M these nelotrateel manufamured by Um original larmtara E. tt T. FAIRBANKS . & C 0.,• r t mctl ip =e ol l=flot e Ltg L t r ai: l t i = community These bales bare been ernitieoted theeIEYERYLEIT Tibilron oil tha principal Paitroada to the United Mites 04 inglard. end. Usurer, Manch of business throbighoue bu world. amitheir uniform accorsay t rui groat Uterabili -111./Mgrlnrir/ftiMirTalrft oaAPIDIIESaHOO APPEAL. •-• • W• •- are wars/Nat to •1311 orders for Counter, Portable, llormaat,Rolllna Mill, Raz, Coal, Railroad a nd Canal +calms, al Mstaacturers . 111:313BY ;VALLES, No. no Liberty Ftmet, Commercial Row, ant 174 Plttebargb. PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY. MitAlll.-...-..-SIATIN =SST tgootalooro to F. Al. Bigelow. No. 48, DIAMOND _ALLEY, MA--1 - -- • neatWOOd Pittsburgh, Penna. IoACILES, CARRIAGES, PILETONS, Lj Bu WO ; soot surr • &aerial= of Taney Voidelos bait to odor, amt =laud In • morovor a o ra n 17,7=1gt, ti=:t .%1 semi wori, worrantal. i iiiiiiiiiiii WHOLESALE GROCERS. Produce and Commission ntrants, AND DEALERB IP Pittsburgh Manufactured Articles, No. 219 Liberty street, earner of Irwin, mri PITTSBURG/I. PA. COOILIT W HOLESALE GROCERS AND BOA? FURNISHERS; MALMO IN PnYinte and Pittabargh Manalattans, No. 141 Water Street, 13.13 , Ab , "'" .l-1117 . 108. PICLINA. PAINTERK. • LONG & LANE, ROUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. SO. TT (Malta ferodat .B=lding) THIRD STREKT, (Between Road and Market ktmeteL.) All ordure ,promptly attended to. ..,.hatedist a save:nor tilt , akaT-O WA. C. a. Krum sosffisox,NOUSet as IVOUNDMS AND ENGINE BUILDERS, 4.7 tad ktarturututran oral' deecriDtions 51111 Caging.. al r Utz. street. i ClElor. No. :a Market street. betv.l4 PIM and 7, Boocrod 00-11* Watches and Jewelry. ------ 11 - 011 N M. ROBERTS, 16 sth it. b now rpentng an entlre new ••••• —stack or Gold and Sliver Par,,,nt Lover. • Author and _LeOhre Watches, In open tisaf/ andtrantlnannies.ofthemort celebrated tigl i fl l iZthat A u btrage, • P e Aindarrors Cates, Bracelets. Gen Penland Wm, Pencils, Tooth Preen henry. Melo, 0.0 IW I 7I/aW Rings. Brant Pine, Ear Rinse, Cod Plne, Stdie, Men 1.4...G01d and Silver Snecteden. Oliver and Plalael Spoons, Entsea and Fork., Jet. Cond and Fence Vends: Also, large mock of the best Braes Clake, ‘li t=re Mock bee been parelmed direct from the Reaunn Idennfactortea emi celeded with masa ears ter Ith...tat trade and .111 be mtd at • ,euoil 1114.11.11,8 on coat. Wettehea.Clneks ant Jeteelrr Mattel au 4 Eu etrarlue executed In the beet manner, and Ntiver Ware ' and. JevehT and, to order, J. ItL ROBERTS, arid Fifth et. near Market, S. N. WIOICERSTIEUEL vir HOLE SAL E AND RETAIL li g ``.V DRUGGIST, No. %1i Llterty Et:m.4lPM of Wood. Pitt Ouzel,. Pa okleayi keeps on hand sad W a aemeral sod ocuailste arrertmentof Pram Mend_ Pei Na, retorts Oila, e etas, Window (Nam cu all rizelk MUT. Perfumery'. Over and PrOrrietarY thell dam: eto. , To m L.I u . s rl az a i erri r CUBT niel ti tf i taagn t li s Oirj out la bong mettle Drtit . o.WiatiLshlaent of Mr. Joel gables, No. TN Liberty Stmt[ itsall be harTY to 11 . 4 MT ad friend& or the eustacons of llr.ldohler and shall to ao yaws to Dieser them 'with anrthlaq iher4reareuht io my Nue of lexebeast. SAN. lii i t .. o 2o. i rlial li. rialely Valuable Real 'Estate for Sale. alOffer for ealo the two three story brick buthllows st the &nab east earner of Peon ata4 nand tee% lion 271 and 273 Tenn street. The late an each abootao feet on Penn etreet try st o ne to depth The bolldlows are mfbetanttal and to Mats. I slaw Mar the four thres= th laiall dwelling boom* = the twat ante of 11thd New 35. St. SP. =l4l enth hour, Wits stout 18 bet S &es lo front trf &boot en feet In depth. Mutate boons vlll be nold itena,t. of together, and It low peen A small wont patincot will be malted and • reamonable time even fee the far of the Warn. Annit to 11. n. dttomsT at Law. G.to-tr 0.13 T fourth Meet. St. Clair Street Property. for Sale. 31 Authorized:lo sell - on very reasons- Me term; any one or all of them floe three e= dwelling houses en the weeterir aide Mgt. Meat, being booms Nos. 20.2 C 24. M. and 23, tamest Penn stmt. sad the Old Alletbelar bridge. Thom Minim are rallabliitar 14021. and dwelling, and are situated In a good lltp..t The and ars esob. la host in trona by 110 dot le depth to geraller tan tut wide. -it moderate each payment wth be repolrod, gad the W arm allowed to remain fora reasonable time mcared by 4 4 gore Ohkrr=rai l la i i. - no. 137 Youth Anat. ZOOM .rW MOE& VtIiOLESALE AND It &TAIL. PrDlSsabeeribee reepeetfully calls the at able Meads and thepublie senersUr,to en essahustion of his extend., shah of noels sad Whirs. V s aril d rge rr ign dtre_qtalg:a d .4 m etra r l Children's Boot...Unita. end Shoat owls oat of the hat mate ere,inctsoshis and of the West Wien In order to snit 029.0117 dealer mount, those who with to set gooduetori su hanp 11,:g.plistraotrnicigle tar Roots sal Balm% rity's and . TO= BlOgraaa, Ladles Boots SZCZUM.I4.4aId Musa Chita, which be warasta. In reference to the prices he rhea ni poth er train that be to solhg to sell ss cheep se shy other lute es. tehilehrsent intim city. Ttahhitd_ Prthe libasilistronlikhinninitra rehired he solicits farther Isms, and from; bnig A lFeriesial to trastness be heis andante chit he able to se genersl sehritrilork• J nay Est Alaska et. between !dirket house A Y th at. InrßlaYD EALERS IN & BURCH:FIELD, Silks and Ladies' Dress Goods gederally, CLOAKS, TALMAS , B4BIiEvms, N.NDRoIDENINH - AND- STAPLE GOODS; • • • For Family Deo. eseusrally expepidteavot . .fteett in all of the *Atm lehatatentAjeultherlAnd selling , of` Woad soles. sartimia.s4 Warr 4th and Mast. es—lte oe3 1 - ..BVves,leadere aid. Fin Iron. .114 1 0: CITY STOVE WAREHOUSE. No. Isa WOAltrest. de the sewn . hie d takh Into use the store awned Br i tjel v t , ; A l ire would in. rile attention alines needing _ gin our line to en esssolastlonof aux steekorbleh nog inn end tom. Diets. We are determined to cell ea low es, the lowest In riga. Etertuunoer the plus. Zl4 134 WWI greet. mg , J. &MONISM to 3.111=0011w. VELLUM 211TOKELTREE, Rectifying Distiller and Wine and Liquor MEROJIANT, 'flu. 23; Mgt/ ,Vre4, Palzburgit. 0c917 lowa Lands. FRAMER, formerly n resident of Al.pliteLnyeili.(myw of 10. Will bee* hen In e for ya for the Ouunoll Bluffs and Moue City Land Marta% CaellalLetreand othore baying was LeY•id- or was ead Asada to locate, can hare Weir Waimea faitnfully - or=l.. °DiVr(ssB'll alker "f:ll:3lPrEit P.M. Alirtandor, ?aerobe ix eLllitiLdrabOL d den. EILIILUI17; iita A.. Cameron. molde Dia, `" .O Beak. Allegheny; John Elendru4sodoanteet. JSCOTT, Dentist, Few= stmt. • isr. Ikons motor Uszket. 0153 f, lift?! , ras2,9 a tAtb6 v.:4m . . BemovaL lop E. SELLERS &(1 alairAbsta,„„„,, t.t?.? Wholes eoo>male Drug .7,ol.l6,..art.rinevineaunr.su the oßOet t.a.w°°°:ii D d Atiala.ad'ls'UNlF.r. km CloarinuTanted. --" °C 6.:". °°ll Removal - IRMERN, Manufacturer of every vs , . E r riety of VIAL.% BOITLMand WINDOIP Cada, Porter Vino sad Olwat BOX.. 3.)ffai i =". fa. t lß. E4d A h lr altrjAtritlare:. Litsbu i nit . \ 11...5. End3l29 NOW Brighton Tub and Bucket Futuna. \ TEM snWaibers astir= maitufacturo 4 • - .a d Thyraw a, Tube. Halm. Ztrce Wash. be.ra.sna Wlwat. PaZest, Was6ing9l/xhine `m a ur.etcanaeaw 4,0 4 1 WALTON. -Steam Enema and Rollms. EGENES, with - the litest improvements, ) warnmtad tett. 04.11tIrd sztdmtds 10 cmda. . ... piths bid Jusdats mid* cm abort notktr . - AngbAr • . 6 =41 4 - rt r w ar aruk , .__ DAILY BUSINESS CARDS. W il) :46 WO AOSEPII S. tc A. P. I!JORRISON, Attor- Avviit 7ni, Ma No. 143 Fourth amt. bop... [mow arotOrsat, Pittsburgh. Po. Mi!iV : BManal=M OBEBT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law— Corner of Fifth WI Grant streoto.oPposita tho Court staPa. Pittsburgh. MT241"03 ARES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, oflioo Fourth street. mar Great. PlCtsburgt. 16.16-411 AGENCIES. Michigan Gent ral Commission and Calle*. tion Agency Office, OR tho collection of Rome and Foreign AU Marcandia andallother Money elaims. In Michigan and adjuant lrivaatmant and Payment of Monaya Payment of Taxes. Purchase and Bala °IR.' Idetate and gtreta and inavranes Agents. ESLTLIIII A ANDHSSON,_DeItroit, Michigan. RtAws.... INtaindavls—linsans. EMMA' a Rabat. BsalP am Whits a Co. Gazette Oat Loren, Roving Co.. Merchants. W. 1.11211,7 =CI.O or )11cblassa from respectable lasorsnos .1214471 Wid. A. -133591151'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. 87. Front lame, Tl'd to.om kLarket Dealer to Lake Cham .270....., Plc Iron, Ocal proved] . bought utd .Id. AUSTIN LOOMIS, Rent Estate Agent, otvi al t a. s Woa.. ha llasla Nolll 1.:1 ' ;1 2 CO. ''"YA.4I7 tatUEL L.*DIARSLIY.LL, Secretary OiU sans Insurnme Coratanr, SVlVe.er M. GORDON. Secrretary Wotan In9n • rases Co., 92 Water stmt. I GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Franklin I . ltAl ha rr d o Isdozsoo L e Oomnosty. =that! orner of Wood A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn . tug lanaracco Cesnan.Y. 42 W• 444 areot. DRUGGISTS. lOU 711.19X11...:—.—L. R 11.002. =lrma FpMNG BROTHEMS, Olcmc=‘ , ro I. Inm a CO.) W HOLESALE DRUGGISTS, NO. co WOOD MIST, ILI THBORSit, rare' ion of Dr. Illasatem celsaratarl Versattags O111)1 HAFT, Jr., Rsaucc e D s n so g r e t sot Jas. M Dea'Olu f m Dy s est l o s . t w asn a aWood an a L d th et e e r t n Pittttorgh. pr g ular Agent for Dr.Ford'• Medicine. 0 RN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in Drags. Paints. Oils. Van:dabs. and Dye Statra.l4. hart) street. Pittsburgh. ./J1 ardor. will reeelveyrolnpt attention. jar Agent for SoDanota Pnimarde Byrup. mar as-1s A. FAENESTOOK ic CO. Wholesale i T'"''AM'''''" 4lab ' l a;ll 4 ann. , t, . . meh7 IE. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in r rln g ° : t °ll RAUN & REITER, Wholesale & Retail II Dentestae. corner of I,ll)erty and Rt. Ct otelete etelborsje.. SCROONMARER & CO., - Wholesale • Drultielsto. No. 24, Wood offset. Eitteburale. AOSEPII FIMMING, Succonor to L. Wiloo.l k Co., corner 'Aortae atrest and Diamond—Kam t.lhon hand • fall and complain assortment of ak tfrilnine Masi.. Perfumery. and all pertaining to ids barb:Lan Phralcians proseriptions carefully camprundsd at 51/ roam ist..ly COMMISSION &C. £LU. EORSlaji N..r, SCOT. FORWARDisu AN SC COmnisSION METaTAN•ITS, Wool, Rides, Flour, Bacot, Lard, & Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GENERALLY No. 75 Watts St., Pittsburgh. Pa. .. .....,, SprinscerHarbany.b. Plttsb'gr. War, Wellerllle, Ohio. Job& &cote a (..%,.. - ?.1 Martin. _. .. E D loam CselYrCleDen Bk. eyed & Iteretine, rat. Toned a Co., Pittsburgh. BaritZemblt & Gnrrereon. Joseph 11Hder, Ht Loom. Mornay,* Greiner. rankert.iHolaver k Connell, Onellll.l. Wen; Ohio. Sit Banco& AC.. feLl yd . J NO. B. Kuora..— ...... W. 11.14111371 NE wrc or late of MawA Ituropbrep Elotrman A Moons. Ptah,. ' KOONS & HERSTINE, FLOUR FACTORS , AND General Producer - GatantirtiOn Merchants, No 47 Nora it alui 95 Irolor Adv. /244,4, ton to CliteW.lsrard& Co Chits. I D Le.baer & Co, Ma,. O. tblarda &pr., A D Bullock & Co. Wool * Olver. w e d . 8W &Um & MUD Co • & Co, - Morrow & Cottle:, Trait. • thin. • Co. J f3Chennoweth A Do . Huta, Ronne& y s 00. rltteig. Wiloosrt& a Co. Pitig kir,1T..24 1-1 Co. - Sad PittAborat, and Philadalr&la Moroh•ot& 10.441 ad fficBARE dr. ANJER. FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Con:minion and Forwarding Merchants. No. 114 axonal at., Pittsburgh, Pa. 17.n1.14c4171J•12 _ _ SPRINGER H_APEA_UGH. COOMMION II T, aler in Wool. Provisions & Produce generally NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, PlTTsmineutt, PA. RUM J. La-- ...131110. /Ml= AMILL, E& CO, WHOLESALE. GaOCIERS. Prce & Commisson marcnants, AND DIALIMB .‘ PTTTSBURGR MANUFACTURES, No. S Wood id., bejwoon - Wator goad Prom mg sole PITTSBURAIL DAVID' C. 111011113 T, Flour, Produce, Precision and Commission MERCHANT, fib= Maly Ova corner ef Hand. Flitsburgb, h,IVES his attention to the sale of Flour Pah, Bacon. Lard, Mama. Botta. Drain. DMA le=ge.ka. loony • manta ressecithlly solicited. 1 9?joorbmi,) (late of the firm of ISin_ _ RANT, COMM MY,RtI ISSION AND BASLER IN PIG METAL AND ELMIRA No. 76 Water stree P t, IITIM beloMOLw Market, .419 A. A: HARDY, ooximegN AND•IO.I2) Har VaiIDI2I2IOELLNT: Agent of the Madison and In 'anapolls BAnnosp, ' No.Bo Water at., Pittsburgh, Pa. Jam,' J. W. BUTLER . ii - eb 2 'ERIN MIMI° .i COBESIISSIuN MEW CHANTS and Drab In .11 lands el PittettrOadan• need Artdclee, laid Pipe and Sheet Lead. No. VT MA !Brost, Plttehurgh, B. CANFIFJ,D, late of Warren, Ohio, Conardssion and forsrardieWent, and Whole. In Western Aram Butter, Pot and Pearl Ash, and Western Produce tr. Water newt. 1 bays= Bosttntkeld and Wood. PI tsdnunh. . lL 130)11/1 iitttt, 15L..... • ...WOMB L 1,11., 14to or anciTaliaa,l"Attla , a co "LITTLE 4/0 CO., Wholesale Orooors, Produce rad Occuudrldrui iferchents, sad Dealer. In abatis. rdszer cnr.r, M. 112 Ben no Mee, Aire. hutch. VHEESY , WAREHOUER..--HEITBY H. ALlV47.2 l nrdixta sad CroMmlidonbiathsmt.rad Wain la cimse.Butter_, Lae Fish and Produce gornoraly, 1115.W00d eUtvt, gam Water, Plttst=6 mral lIIOM.A.SPALMER, Importer and Dealer trench IMS Ainerle.ll Pam% No. Ni Masi tearoom niu . o and loarthithomr4 rittomret. 01de63 • DRY GOODS: It;CEPH HORNE & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in TNECIUNG B , EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY d OLOPILE Faller Goods, tio, AsrketsL, MS‘wißailigeltffSE /seas ler snalara Yarns. rah 19.17 • 17 ."3Lag'gr67,Viimicno 2:::atterra Staple 147 Ocala. VI rah IVAITRAVY & BUROBYLEA W 110106310 and WO Drr (locals Marebants. come Fourth ast sad ands Pittabattli. . Iterituival I Removal! Renioval! soßiNsoir el CO. NO. Z 3, FIFTH 5217617. LI AyING Removed mu' Store to .No. 23, i I litth street, (next door to A. A. lebecn a Oa) we are now renared to exhibit one of the lamed Rocks of lop ported sad American CexpeUnge, and Oil .Cloths Ix thb EnUert. ID OUT Mottlinnt, On te (011114 Moral 'Velvet (boa iellton e Carp - • • UM% BrabelsWr t,r, • 2 Yrrant:P/ItiVa ti nTLOChaS4 i ~.,,,,".411a path LITIOV P . "Nriiroi sad Allo tul VlLlsene 'l'44 ' roglitkox with 8.A.& i'1 ,1,1,4 nitipo4 Dengestinge tt xnd rA t p,V i uriblggridex Stele Irde,l7ltlnlifirs, E r b 1 eenrFtßll - S eale! C r . d: l4 = n 'lM ßroi O f hlwr 1 tone a ; Ifeet vide dab =.1 3 •11 al whtob en=d be Invest Mb IMIO 'GEO Ra E. ARNOLD & CO x rd B llj. AZ4LIAri eel2mturamsetiowsszostUbe4r Plaster. Cadent and Grinil-Etones. LASTER for Land and Stucco Work; Oa jr) marl nor astornil andrnbile 'Wain Grind Suns. 10 sin, on ballast 319 Llbert7 rittobr m.WSoamd -W. WALLICT. S. Uinta w" r . & CO., Importer, egmr, t 1 Airs** PIM usa D A=#47graddVcataitiliaaufctarcrtMU rm. lemirt lODINN-50 ow, for oft by .iu. ... 0” 0119414.96 sad aimed M. rub PITTSBURGH - • -.GAZETTE. PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 26, 1856 BANKERS AND BROKERS BANKING. HOUSES JOHN T. HOGG: BEDFORD BEDFORD CO., BOMBES' & EOMEBBET 00.. aIOUNT VA:AUNT. WESTRIORFD 00. OONNELI.B2IILB. 2.1.2 . ETTE CO.. 1 Banns UNIONTOWN lIROWNEIVILLE,_ NEW Bina mroN, BEAVER 00, Dor-din no:rind, Dircennta mad*, Drafts nor, and rollarted, Bank Notes and Spada Staab.. Not andatm BrcurElas baughl eannabston. Oarrnmandrnr• and nallectiona font 4C1.2:1 ZILIAXL h r RAMER Lc RAHN, Bankers anti Fa change Bram . . Bny and mall @old oas tM' an 4 Notes. nefintiste loans on Real Estatek &Kn. r FiA eVr* l est. Buy 'm anfit ° ll 7 / 3 Uri on CaTillssir. on Mao made on all points in to Union. Office oornor of Tbird and Wood streets, directly opposite the at. CL.rin ElotaL sp7 znyt-ty AT I.IOIMI S & SON, Dealers in Foreign p Erni, Not. n u rag r m f t r tS gilt mush. Colleletlow made on all the primi ettlee throughout the United State.. MANUFACTURING. .1.44U1131:1113.J.C.CMC1UX8a1....17. 0.7;11‘....11 U. WOODTLID AMERICAN PAZ,Ei3 Cl E /1 G N 0.78 Second s_ L t. Pittoburg,h, ANUFAOTURBBB of Papier Macho Oreareontgo t rCherchen.E=tearasta u gnit Bractets, 4ntre i Conikes.V7kilatore stl Centre Aloes for Cellhamr. Bow tes and Mouldings of every description. Ike and denten. gnierlit and warranted more durable than any other ertiele now In UM. 111.0niers executed an the shorted intim V. IL—Attention of oat Builders Is Goode/1y di. meted to this artiele, en amount of Its l i ght weight CUMMINS. TUNES • 00. No. I'S Seeond at. bet. Wood I Market ere. .1129.dtr Prenommou =NW Menesti.—.......roon a. 0TM310.1 MON FOIJNDRY, Mitchell, Herron & Co. LL continuo tho business of the Union P L ri fttindry, at the td O stand of PENNOCK, MMU- S t CO., No, /94 Meet/ et. . . They will ensttufectusw as unael, • large ethl general esteriment of (1418TiN1314, menarlelekt Cooking Stoves., Ranges and Side Ovens, OFFICE AND lARLOR SPOVZS, MANTLE KITCHEN ORATES, Rollo-to Ware, Wagon Boza, Dog from, Sad Irons, Tan Kettles, Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery Castings generally, And OAR and WATER PIPES et all ntsna IRON & NAILS OF LE BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spades, Pic s, &c., All of which will beaoht at man na urewa' 00100.. say7-1T Penn Cotton Erna, Pittaborgh. EgNEDY, CHILDS 14 CO.. Mannino ink tutors of— Penn A Ho. 1 bossy 44 Shoe Ustt W Muhl of all oolots stoi l = 00 r. iorlx Plouch Lams and Matt ftrtt: " Bops of all elms sad. delciiPtiow Battin. of AArOzdsrs left st tOo Wocesrars Store Los.. Wilsos A (la. 131 Wood otrwoo. will luso attention. in2.6at --- WILELei BARNILILL 61 Penn et., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa. QTEAId BOILER MAKERS and .SREET IRON WODICYRS. Madutarturen of Barnhill . . Pat. ant ibller. Looodlotlrd. Plead and Orlindrr Bollard. CAP, oar" Prettllea b ilre Lad. Fwm P i te l3 l3 . ott . dert . d t rs, A ttit BI P =XIV:Viotk, Bride% end Viad at lion,, do the eborteat bake. All orders fro= :dinar. prdtrp_ attanatled td. Ir= if.ate and WILSON /I SON keep constantly on e. band iirsry description sad valiet7 U.UP g tt t a wholesal w ind Thom derider neat err us a call begre -.- .724 PSBMfmi PLUM FORTES. STEINWAY & SONS, NAN vvetertrusas 84 and OS Walker ntrent. mac alontnWar. lmr TOSS. ESPECTFULLY call the at- -- xi tratton ot thcp-Alioto Mate sptennhi acme...oat of actal-roldand Kluane which, ®rcolumn of tone, claatiotty touch. beauty of tininh.ln shoot every Wan that manna 11.00 portyoLafo onsontaned. Thar were awarded lb* Vint Premium for both [lnds, in competition witb to moat dictingulchal.rolkata Dom Mouton, ilnladelphic„ Mine York nod lialtlmOre. NEW TlllUllYill—Mtmactar • Mac him put been mimed the Filter I'Dnninan GOLD MODAL (ow all competitory) at Um tat* Fair of the do n Inatttnte, errata] Palace. fte the EMT Planolntec. ocittfe MONTROSE EITCHELTERE, 1s t Wholeeb.'e Grocer and General Merchant, or ( •- W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail Ilf•nexturer and Dealer In Cabluai Were, Do. U GROCERS. , ......... .... Shriver & Dilworth, WHOLESALE 'GROCERS, Nos, 130 & 132 Second Street, Between Wood 1•od dadleodd) PITTSELTSULL 20 Liberty S. rat.bwri:L SMITH, LIME & BUNTER. WHOLESALE GROCERS, 122 Second and t5l Front!tract, PITTSBURGH, J. A.. Wallace Gardiner, WHOLEZIALI: DZALERS 1.11 Flour, Proviaiuna and Produce Generally, N0.1M6 LIRE= et U. AG ALEX, COSORECVE CO., Wholo jut rap tirosen. 16 and tO Wood strati, Flt.Lt.:rah. ar.o-17 A, CULBERTSON, Wholeßate wpm and Ocustratasim liorchant.Doeht Prxtins and Pl,tte• natutritcLayti Adidas. 10 Liberty eutt. rat ,, borsht. I OLIN FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Grocar,a as sadCoiamission 711.v-twat. Eicr.ll4 Wood and Lib rty street. l'ittoburgh. itOBERT MOORI, WboresitleOrot.ei, Dealer in P 1,41.1.. rittaVurgh lianilfartcreet. snd an hal APl:wigs -..11 Ibwest.la When and Liquors. No. 3IS Lltooty stmt., On band s Tory Was stork or envoi, 014 blonw&shals Whicksy. üblob .10 bs sold lon So cash. Dana WC11314.14.-.....-IrriLiall JEWS --....b. A. oonw AE=r.CANDLESS, MEANS & CO., (maces cto Wick & bleCandlcaL) Vila:coals °mom, In Iron. NAIL Gloss.,(lottorobWlL Lod Plldldcp lbsnuastooss &0n...W/o...met A Wood and Haw coo 11WWITIIII. Pa • ....b KIDD-.-./..113 D. W0C1.L......-....Wit/121 C. SO. GILLS & ROE, Wholcsala Grocers and (yarmieelen Mute. 1i0.194 Ll:laq ornt Pitts- 111,0BEtti` DALZELL & 00., Wholesale asocara,Oo=inalom Meastaata, Dealars to Produce Pittsbamb idanarattataa. No. 243 Litarty areal. MILS MOW-- SAIAII DICKEY& CO. Wholesale Oro .B.ol,2g,'T'Z'XlVauutArrirugr.'7,7i' UM/AIRY, WOODWARD & CO., Whole s." ca. chums Tio.tu nuke. attest. Plllll.lstr.ht• Itio10:4•3 w-cluatlll EC. COOLIRANE4Iccesocx to S. Sad . lor.)Wbeenaguad Uo Dr-Marto WNW. Btati.o ntetpPere.trArgg,r,./rtr. otreat. MI door 8. o JOIN S. DAVISON, Books°liar and Star Wawa imuceroor to Dwilant Aram, No. 0 Market strut. neu Fourth. Pataburgb.Po. 12 !L ATV & CO., Booksellers and Stationers, Na 60 Woos rtsrut. next OOT to au =are of Third. ulna. Pa. &heal and law boob oritutstalp noiraul . JI:READ, Bookseller and Stationor,No. • 73 South street. Apollo nulltarkar. MUSIC. &C. Sohn IL Mellor, Ajc A l .ii 81 WOOD STREET . , between Diamond E REI.Z. RI Atrvt; WA!sOr,n''la',i -bV&ViWgqggg!mtLnal "12T5L 11. 'Heber Bro., N 0..3 FIFTH ST. S ign the (l olden tosifi rg ro : LrAl d irfaltdiri Bv NUCNS C !ARK S tsr. Ppo_4 , ,ot. an t d_Ch t Fk 11150TIVITir="granWalregirml )11FT mutt. Charlotte Mone t AIk i ALIFACTURER and Dealer in Piano and tottorter of munlo munlosl !antra. men Bole ament forth. IfAssourto PIANOS, also for UAL ler., PAWS t 00.11 BattooPlanceorlth end with ent AMIN= Attachment msn US Wood et. T U tt . PUGET, No. 27 1-2 Fifth 5t., 4 4 vt.,. anew walaht of plating. Aleo, dealer lad Jewelry . , glint WAIN Cooke and Pancr midges Ware of TatiOta patterns conatantly on hand to in a= pone who mar what to 'elect the artklei ant to have them pitted to particular WeLght. P. M. FREYTEL informs his Mend* end patron. Met he bee joined hlmeel to L.ll. riAciEr to undertake whatever relate.. to the Plated/ deputment In ths stove mentkmod eatabllahment. hence that his well known wona eampatener to dale fine will seourathe patronage of tau: imports.* WLb. eotreetni. and Pro • vatkee of then Wawa. anatated J L. C 41911 um. REMOVAL. " Valley Zi i r 6 ge Plow Works. J. S t MI La ik SPEER LtAvE .... Nu t° the first story of tut hake and eoneroodione , Warehouse, corner of Idler end Liberty Anat. where fatly here opened Ina encertentert of their taint Improved and highlyappror • ed PLOW& end woo Id Melte the sttentlen of remote and Traders to cell and examine their pew Linn Cent!, (Wt., Patent Leen.. MI Plde, Pub 8011. Double ferlll, Colter,. Sugar, eat clay deentiptlon of Plotre. New poi. Outings, a...conned:4 'ma /be terete. 11. DE LANGE, DEALER IN HIDES, LEATHER & OILS, 23 3 LIBERrr ar, <Waits Oa head clr Wald. A fall amortment of • lloyt'e Loather Bolting 'and Oils, '11564.17 sad Cosi CaiL alway oo hand. indfdlid ffmth Ward Property for Bale. WILL' SELL on reasonable terms and A wasmtsiivetars.pohyrr, Oft= gaff Cereal eta. °ODOM, Al& Ifobtst office. They nth handsomely 'That. ed lbr yenta residences • laws three LOBS earner of Llhartf and naldeln et... feet Pont each. 22sey see calculate! for either ersatini boardlag boom. ar for coal deao=coel berme by the Penna. at the tionncrrills as Also. wren - 'or earner of Hatter and Winans eta. oppz .d., evendi itoteovement, Foundry. es. of or neck gat. They ars well located far • mennarrtory or to erect boardlaWees tl:humirels toechea• In fandt: '"dgb JAldfed D S . VII) . 7IUAN, 11.1 Liberty at. To ffilH Omen, RENOII BURR toil Laurel Hill Mill .0.. Wring .-Ctottsrlitlll PrOadle,. 41W iron.. onor.l3ciosio (Xerst onolCob Grinder., Cast Iron Proof Mel. (s arta:Wool lo oroz:111 1 dinky. mit:nod arld =do to orclOrdit-SI 9 LarittY ¢l, 1. P. rabOoo3md . W. varlernr. bellies eatong. amt NOz Irons: Krit:Subscriherhaving purchased the ex. eitmer. right of 1.1. J.Joluntosis Patent Box and J. t Plana Selfasatlsor Einootbling Irma, Is nos ssinnt.r.ensason in soanufsetartng ins yams. In can tin 1, • a knot oonstarnly on hand at nts snorrocos, on =near W. appodt• noel= Onton Works, • Urge awl coon asteMoont cabs mamma Tailor rsl Nan Issn=r be - would swinnindiS Units an WM Wm 0W 4 7 6 O. arllisaXD. "4 Mtainr..."'L KEW YORIC 'ADVERTISEMENTS. lreora VISBOIIER, OVYJ4N 6CIIELL, nu Namur= ArrturnsEN6 Hoc. No. 346 Broadway. Nee rork. GRORGB W. FARNHAM, Merchant Tailor, 518 Broadway, opposite Bt. Nich los Hotel taylo;lmv R New York Corn Exchange. BAG MANUF A CTOR Y. 125 a nd 127 itroad Street. MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Bags and Baggina, cri Aß .„ 12,11G..sIgh"ting8,11ack, 'flax and . suPplied with Grain Ewes. B"mi." "' MILLSE ' iI 8.036, Designed and printed to elder expressly for their nee. Gar atserthent of herder blame, and of Tortoni deslines, a , 41 our eustemers unbars say matter they roareetair pot In typo without astra charge. Country Iderebanta aro Larited to examine oar stock of r12.11.3' BAGS, six: Sounless Bags, of all the various Wands of Does, des 1.7 tNry thinaborga. hears ite fail rictora , rm iteo with has; allstres, printed to coda, Prortelon Dealers nripliselnithUrkm ana Boof Dam Cor dra to, toads of piaM or adored dab. We hare new estorts fir staronllnG ninth Paints, Oils, Glass, Burning Ftnid, Camphene, Aieohol, &0., DORE lc MANN, 11311(1)112SNW1011 BTIIYILT. (earner &Jaya NY.,v yonK, near Linda= Ulna and E.ebi RE now selling the above article,, in eon , nation lath mutate sacrament or ( Mars, OH, Brucha, arca Gisear's Diamonds, Hate L.i ) eh Ameekan Z Pacale, 100.. Ata ,at paces tha t[[ Ufa grant ly lnduannata tO Dealers and annarura. my*.ecti - . For the /,00b,000. U. S. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY, 90 Thom an meet., N. Y., NANUFAC OF MARBLE MAN TLES, TAMS TOPE, COLIEEFEL PEDWinAlas . t! Sienna, Procatel, end, all Julien Marbles.' This modo, which is • utemriMon of Huth Duet, chemicelly combined with mineral *atom eau to be moulded Mau 007 Emu and ..to, by which a marble can be menace t) . tared at heathen -half met of the common tostambels while it oracle kr Itrdtres ty end beauty. Outten hiu- Venni Iron end Mate, Is no steam work. tt4Als to running in the mm the matarial, while no le used to lieu rom ES el to m $4O. f: • tern ... ,L. beauty to the mime. ' Elan. f • PEA. A., F 41.117 amp Rights for the Nowt dad tal, af above Ea the. different BMW", which . basun Immense returns to than interesting the - - I,nm:tattoo furniabect cal nitration to P ' , RENNIOIPmet e or . JOSEPH LAHR, Then NEW YORE.. - oMr.hlre 0814 French -t' indow Glass. EDWAR •P. DICKIL. 144 Chcilegt., N. Y., Too doors vest of River Railroad Depot. ETERS to D ondOnstomers his col vEa *Witted braids elk Modals Glass an forme Perms. Partial Onfonnatlon telli In forntsidatt with mien enreeelpt 0 'Moir address. GLass eat to any desired mttern, and fess of ahardo. salt:lade Umbrellas and Parasols. Joini I. BMIT.II, WEIOLESALD MANUFACTURER, 234 & 235 Rrocitiway, New York. The most exteinve in the world. TlLlate fall inVie price of mate-init., con ena epee the tlogeney of Um money market. hae enabltd te ettahnlactur• largely for the Bpriks trine; and to rearm ,pscrr.tuuat•, at rag low otletl. the largest and moot ram ahrto emortment of UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS to be round In Name me America Merchants whiting New York to buy their', gmade, are reeperstagy Invited to oall and examine the hock Wore pm-0.4w. N. B.—glemecut Mla card oat and malt to you Pookat Book for Ware:tn. .11.11.1 N 1. liallTll, Mannfattnyer. inb2s.3.ldv, Safety Faze. (pMi. MINING PURPOSES, and for 'GNI -IING CW&ILOES, bath fa WET wad DRS blaidlooh , LOVE &Corea klalla. The COTTON and USW P PEEL: / PEOILif• lona DOUBLE TAPE WAVLE PUPIL ,lanlifictaw/1 awl wtl4 by GLENN PUTMAN, 831.1tortr Ft, NVIV TORE. tEr Orden rrompOr a 4 Par all kln.laaf OUN POW • Ohs, a taw what arro/ye4 t•Thatb. EDON% EXIIIBI• TIONAL PULP; WCP/L , O , BUIP PIOSALE. 1013 ,113", EIE:=I SCHIEFFRII3, BROS LXI . 1.9& CO.. MPOISTERS AND DY.I. Drugs, Pelitli A m lis,Oyte, Perfumery, &e., 170 WI Sr., New York, NVITE the attention of the trade to their Inge and warted *oak of Drags. Paiute: Oita Perfanw ry . do. In .lltlantOthastMu/srlossorratloeu ofetapla Drama awry - lam rener - dlrget O. th. worm@ of pro Ott o and tetaaOLrdarr. eurpllee of Tioth, If ex and Nall Omahas, Ilrnneot, Corte, Mortara Sponge., Pr -neh era Yerfumary, Lubitee Kr tract; and many other sr tlnlee usually ombroood In Denudate stooks, •blett ate atm enabled to otter on the moot adrantareoua foram Orders, either In pereon or by mall. pm:opt Sttoottion. )418-11re TO DO USEKEEPERS AhD DEALERS. TiIL LION mar , wa d 71 Damns/ cram, Ow Yana, rrisrtyal 133 Prang atm; Nero Zak. rartary. Ora. ae,37 and WI 'lndira street, Jar., Cib. r[UJ. Proprietors of this long and well known S CUP. AND tarAtazaLta.Nr, Cantina." to p.p.* the boat Plurvia-siraral fcadaatn rue, for BslOns Bread, Mann!, Tea and other nk,. oho papaya Mustard. Lbw.. and many other aril elae of daily to to emir &mar. Irhlch they rear ppm tha mat resaanalla tem. Ca taloguna taut to e ar irlarr nart theca. M. J. O. 1511A.11. tru it—Ooossuaeriaktiolasi to inquire for Hoye Mllla ar Mir. • Yafrlydi The Adams Express Company, Ilittburgh, Reeherter and New Brisaon Exprui. L 'OR the eapecial accommodation of the age Population &length. line of the Otdo and Penn. smule hattroad, between Pittsburgh end fiew. Brightens. Awhom intimate buttons, Lod weal relation* require such geney, The Adam. le:press tteamany have made such arrangement with theltellroad se to enable them to pot • 'rutty kleasenger en the Acci=modation Train. who will take charge of ail_ property an a lbusiness properly entrust. ed to him. The flinaliner will have an leen hate tia • the Benue Oa, the th e dab It .8 it of newly. trtZ T AFX rl b irTrinn h tee ' tn &Alan:l%W= Sy inty daring the day to Wend to nosh coorrobrelosis may be ~trusted to him, and return by MO TIOIIII4I Trz.l ti. with his Moods Commissions executed. It will, l eld ig" giTory I . ,72oh hi All P li t e xi Sei Ifni l' . party won Ter re toe arrival of the train at the Allegheny City Depot lie n also receive written wearied oressig es to SO delivered to the city—commeuriaate intetzrevi— obtain inkinnatiem. and return rnillee—order arid return thato—nuthe purchaars. tares or entali. ham • lia . • f i e=t i o . a 4 t st o r i g Adtle . Vi u t = hi dietetics. without extra tharg but te I teach deli,: tie direction on pitetuutenesreclally for private homes. be At Wey eyyt xplicet: el matter will Inlet with this &Aieu AVIA of the Railroad Ooretany, .bun the proper pert) is not et the Atation cm the snivel of the Train. to melte bP iir?isrtree for carrying hackman An and for iierrbaw rendered by the. kle.ungr Ire intended to be gigabit rer !nobble limit. When the nature of the blindness Is such se to odmit of It agrectoenta will be made. As the ltherenger I. requited Nettle his bill and boa ihveldoal , nab theitturpoury. and to par the pat coo. or ch. lin• 1,11.1 please not uk Um t 0.1.11.10 next tel for blear , 11.4 he bee. no discretion lo the matter. BRIM In MIN be. been appointed aleesengen and oinumente hie duties au faraday. Den ..... OTICIMM eve &CIENTO. ritenergh-64 fourth Street. iitlecheny Oily—Telegraph °flee. Beyset nay Sot thatl—M;. Masashi/2.. itzelader—/Ir. White. lhaew—p.r. Cheadle, 1 . 14 ,- ALI... 110014. 114. Quid AMMO REMISS 01. Pittitnuth. Deti. 20. 11556.1 f Commercial Hotel, Corner of Girod and New Levee, New Orleans. K. STEEL would moot respoo h lta e fa ly Inform the [cayenne Pobilo that F. Ken the *bore waned Hotel. The Hotel has recently nniergone • thoreach repair and renomakm, and has been f tted np_vith new and .1. Le., A.. TB. proprietor will pay arm care and attentlonto the amen t and wants of the hearten. The table will he Impelled with the bolt that the muketedford. TOL Hotel being sheeted in the Immediate dolma) of the bnal.aela heft of the e a t) ee well ire borne convenient to the to Landing, , the wor to iator hops* that 07 etact attention the want Whir Datums rewire that liberal patronage that hes MT ban butow.d upon thU house. • Prico of Board per Day, 81,00. The Bar win bedecked with Wines and 1 lower teen+ or to no other bones In the dt7t A swat LanchLent /0 to 12 A. Id. Also obliging end •Coomustodatlntattarodants. Jekiblvd O. 11U.SOIL Supt. a. M. MoBALILN & (l as Triplett, kPreilto Co.,_ COMMISSION MERCUANTS, No. 21M LZVJZ m 58 CO/fartaCtAL sr.. Bt. Lotiti, Mo., ♦ iifilrOrdere for prom pt ly•lslP, Provirlon% libur, Unto end erreuted, MM.. T. IL Naha t I'lltenul b. fdtua Idr. Al.z Oordon vE MON & CO.—TRANSPORTATION 14 LlNZ—llmtng mode eittnuin p porations thlsortoter. ware noorpro to Ma hoary !madamsby leNfiliA.o A mid RAILROAD, mown to and from the Rotteni Weems assure oar friondo and all Mims dirtmord to Pot!' mho the Penna. Canal and Radreed, that nil ;VS b rl=l . llri AtAlWrght. ?I•r;gir dined Plana. on t o Allognany Portage RAI will o Increased desnatole to the transmission of freight. Moe on Pgfett West. at the Itanalßi.. mhlfelgd T. L, RANDLETT, SUIP AND STEAMBOAT FIXTURES, No. 157 South Street, New York. KOWER• CAPSTANS Common lron and woo Capstans, kneed's. Itotartiona suit Crowsll'il ut 13 ypittno Aopsratus. Wlallattoa Mal Staptownr. Udder Ualtwt mad Brunt 1.1441110 leadlow Trucks I. l stAR 7qt.t, atkd Enalnoc lbw fly: Not=rtrgotaaSirtotorigrArt 4 4 "d Lttr ii rmAw ata: 1a r at....11.1 „der, Itatallat Ootk and mob, Itataxl Lim Prooortaro. IWll tomttaaalLow to tho Ewan:Oast Ltwo, at tor/ low gr • llln k artgal l t u gg wyrr, t rwilta ll it Tga l ifong: mhla.atod • Caxartnersnip.. LHAVE els day _associated with mo as equal_porkmrs In Ow Palntlnk,Clealyjyw and Magna s. Ro=s. lbomp/on and kobb. U. boll.," rho tool. nem will be =Maned at, the obl Maud. Idd TIMM dt. too der thw lamb AAA style ofJOLIN 1110.1IPPON di CO. I vonkl lab,. Olt oyportmalty.of returnlnd tbankno my old outman Wm tho inn=7 bale borsbotoro reelm4 loom thdaZ4'.lll.l Todd rmmatra II wallas antlnnancs ol kkm_ ainylng on bay nay In 1.1,0 ftr Idmo ”IMS nold IC e say that wmk ktywn as will dons In the my bet. mamar. vs I MOW =Mir MIS ." 0, " 4 R' , y tonmally known so 4 k t iddy 01)101 by Um In. tabltanti of M. P litltat—a1 101 Meats M . JOTIT TROUPSOrT 84. RIED APPLES-200 bus for sale by . • EMU iroommts , E. CLARK, i+: , ~ t~~~~r~}:~: r ~l THE HOPE HMS, PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. MONDAY MORNING, MAY 26, 1856 Advance Payments.—lieroafter no gab .,iption will be taken Far the Daily or Weekly Gazette, unless payment Is made lo advance. Wb.mersr the time is lir to which the enbeeriptlon to pall, the paper will be halaliabir storred, lawless the subearlrtion is re toned by advance 11111113 COL All transient advsrtisinSt. of e'er, dtecription e will be required to be laud In ad moor. The only exceptions will be when special month ly or yearly contracts are made, serl:dkw 161.1.7usbargh Week', tonzeue.—Thl oxtortotro elroulatlonofour Abogo Gasett offers to our booboo. DM •• • • mostdaidrahla madttun of =akin/ their bualners Imorn pgeltoul•tfoa is batsman tour and eve thousand, reachins almost army merchant. manufacturer and rho keener In Western PenneelvlZia. and Eastern Ohio. MR. SUMNER'S SPEECH. 81300 ND DAT (cosmarnao.) Thus, on every ground of precedent, whether as regards population or forms of proceeding; also on the vital principle of American institu tions; and, lastly, on the unquestionable law of self-defonso do I Invoke the power of Congress to admit Kansas at once and 'without hesitation into the Union. "Now States may be admitted by the Congress into the Union ;" such are the words of the Constitution. If you hesitate for want of precedent, then do I appeal to the great principles of American Institutions. If, forget ting the origin of the Republic, you turn away from this principlethen, in the nude of human nature, trampled down and oppressed, but around to a Just self-defense, do I plead for the exercise thiayower. - Do not hearken, I pray you, to the propositions of Tyranny and Folly; do not be ensnared by that other proposition of the Senator from Illinois, (Mr. Douglas) in which is the horrid root of ll:jostles and Civil War.— But apply gladly, and at once, the true remedy., wherein are Justice and Peace. Mr. President, nit Immense space has been traversed, and I now stand at the goal. The argument In Its various parts is here closed. The crime against Kansas has been displayed in Ito origin and extent, be ginning with the overthrow of the Prohibition of Slavery; next cropping out in conspiracy on the borders of Missouri; then hardening into a con- tinulty of outrage, through organised invasions and miecellanecuis assaults, In which all security was destroyed, and ending at last In the perfect subjugation of a generous people to an unprece dented Usurpation. Turning. aghast from the Crime, which, like murder, eeemed to confess Itself "with most miraculous organ," wp have looked with mingledshame and indignatiOnbpon the. four Apologies—whether of Tyranny, Imbe cility, Absurdity, or Infamy—ln which it bee been wrapped, making especially the fere testi mony, congenial with the original Crime, against the Emigrant Aid Company. Then were noted, in mentos:ion, the four Remedies, whether of Tyranny, Folly, Injustice and Civil War, or Rl2l - and Peace—which last bids Kansas in con formity with past precedents andnnder the exi gencies of the boar, in order to redeem her from Usurpation, to take a plane as a etriereign State of the Balm; and this Is the tru&l'emody. If In this argument I have not unwOrthily,vinclica ted Troth, then hare I spoken according to coy desire; if imperfectly, then only according to my powers. But there are other things, net be longing to the argument, which still frees for utterance. Sir, the people of Kansas, hone of your bone and flesh of your flesh, with the edu cation of freemen and the rights of American citizens, now stand at your door. Will you Fond them away, or bid them enter ? Wilt you push them tack to renew their straggles sill a dead ly foe, or will you preserve them In security and peace? Will you cast them again Into the den of Tyranny, or will you help their despairing efforts to recipe ? These questions I pot with no common solicitude; for I feel that on their joss determination depend all the most precious Interests of the Republio; and I per ceive too clearly the prejudices in the way, and the Rev:mutating bitterness against this dis tant people, now claiming their bir th right, while I am home:Leith mortification as I recognise the President of the United States who should have been a staff to the weak and a shield to the In nocent, at the held of this strange oppression. At every stage the similitude between the wrongs of Sansae, and those other wrongs against which our fathers rote, becomes more apparent. Read the Declaration of Lodepen pence, and there le hardly an accusation whieh is there direeta against the British Monarch, which may not now be directed with increased force against the American President. The parallel has a fearful particularity. Our fathers had complained that the King had ~ s ent hither swarms of officers to harrass our people, and eat oat their aubstance;" that "he had combined, with others, to subject us to a jutiediotion for eign to our Constitution, 6IVEIO Otte *suer TO Tlllll AGTS 0/ PILLIIINDED LEUISLATION;" that he had abdicated Government here, by declaring us out of his protection, and RAUTIIO WAN AGALIITT us;" that "he had excited dOITLeAtIO ill- StITTIOUOII among no, and ENDLVORIID TO DILING Os TIM 0111ABITANTS OT 0011. PISONTIEB TIM Kill- OILLSB savecte;" that "our repeated petitions have been answered only by repeated injury." And this arraignment was aptly followed by the damning words, that "a Prince, whose charac ter is thus marked by every cot whith may de fine a tyrant, Is unit to be the ruler of a free people." And surely, a President who bay done all these thing., cannot be less unfit than a Prince At every stage, the responsibility is brought directly to him. His offienee has been both of commission and omission. Ile has dono that which he ought not to base done, and he has left undone that which he ought to have done. By his activity the Prohibition of Slavery was overturned. By his failure to act the hon est emigrants in Kansas have been loft a prey to wrong of all kinds. Aridlion jfacitium atitit, nisi per te, indium flogiatium vine to And now be stands forth the moat conepiolone enemy. of that unhappy Territory. As the tyranny of the British' King is all renewed In the President ao on this floor bare the old indignities been re newed, which embittered and fomented the trouble of our Fattens. The early petition of the American Congress toVarliament, long be • fore any suggestion of Independence, was op posed—like the petitions of Ranzas—because that body "was assembled without tiny reqalsi. tlon on the part of the Supreme Power."— Another petition from Now York, presented by Edmund Burke, was flatly rejected, as claim ing rights derogatory to Parliament. And still another petition from Massachusetts Bay wan dismissed 'no "vexatious and viandalons, while the patriot and philosopher who bdre it was exposed to peculiar contumely.. Through. out the debates, our fathers were made the butt of sorry jests and supercilious assump tion. And now these owlet', with these precise objections, have been renewed in the American Senate. With regret, I come again upon the Senator from South Car olina (idr. Butler), who, omnipresent In this debate, overflowed with rage at the simple eug grotton that Kauai had tippled for admission aa a State; and, with incoherent phrases, dischrultd the looso expectoration of his speech, now upon her Representative and then upon her :people. I There was no extravagance of the ancient Pare liamentary debate which he did not repeat; nor 1 wee there any possible deviation from 'truth which ho did not make, with so much of passion, I am glad to add, as to save him from the suspi• don of intentional aberration. Bat the Senator ' tendon nothing which .hedoes not disfigure— with error gement:eel of prieelple, 1101313001013 of fait. He shows no inoipaolty of 'accuracy, Whether in stating the Constitution or Instating the law, whether lathe details of mollifies or the diversion at scholarship. lie amulet open his month but out there Sits a blunder.' Surelthe ought to betandliar with the life of Franklth; and yet he referred to this houtehold character, while acting as agent of one fa th ers in 'England, aa abase suspicion; and this as done that he might: . give point to a false a ntraat with thg agent of ltansas—not knowing that, however, 'they may differ in gealus arid fame, in thus expe rience they are alike; that Penally, when in trusted with the petitlon of alaistaitsetti Bay; was assaulted by a foul-mouthed speaker; where he could not be heard in defenie, and , denoun ced as a "thief,' even as the agent of Kansas has been assaulted on this floor, and &mounted as a "forger." And let not the vanity of the Senator be inspired by the parallel with the British statesmen of that day; for it is only in hostility to Freedom that , any. parallel can be reapplied. But it IA aphid the people of Bantu that the sensibilities of the Senator are partic ularly aroused. Coming, as he annottnees, "from a State"—aye, ' Sik' from South Careljna--he torus with lordly disgust from this newlyformed community; which he will not recognise even 3B "a body politic." Pray; Sir, by what title dies he indulge in this egotism ? Ilse be read the history of "the State" which he represents? He oannors ourelj have forgotten Its ahastefol imbe cility from Slavery, confessed .throagbout the Revelation, followed by its more ahamefal ati... eumptions for 'Slavery since. llecannot have forgotten its viretehedperaistenoe In .the slime trade as the very apple of its eye,„and-the tan. dition of its participation In the - Union. .He cannot have forgotten its Constittitien, !Mehl, republican unly . j l . llolB . confirmint iglfoXin the Mande of thejew, And founding the qnslittme• .bone of tam on ”a settledleetboldestnte and, ten neseeee... 'And' et - thil3eintoe, to **nil that "State bas In put committed Ucaoali-1 taiship of its goodismO, instead of obiothli Id% i . - : ,,,, .4::,a1:. 0 . 'f - 74 , , , ,r; irTi .'t.z 1 fz-fT.I-:;,;::,1 backward treading steps, to cover its nakedness, rushes forward in the very ecstasy of madness, to expose it by provoking a comparison with Kansas. South Carolina is old; Rustle is young. South Carolina counts by centuries where Kansas counts by years. Bat a benefi cent example may be bora in a day; and I ven ture to say that against the two centuries of the older ' , State," may be already eel the two years of trial, evolving corresponding virtue, In the younger community. In the one, is the long wait of Slavery; in the other, the hymns of Free dom. And if we glance at !pedal achievements, it will be difficult to find anything in the hieto ry of South Carolina which presents so much of heroic spirit in a heroic cause as appears in that repulse of the Miseottrihreaders by the boleasur ed town of Lawernee, where even' the women: gave their affective efforts to Freedom. The matrons of Rome, who poured their jewels into the treasury for the public defense — the wives of Prussia,' who, with delicate lingers clothed their defenders against the Frxmchinvaslon—the mothers of our own Revolution, who sent forth their eons, covered over with prayers and bles sings, to combat for Homan Rights, did nothing of self-sacrifice truer than did these women on this occultr. Were the whole history of South Carolina blotted out of exletance,from its very beginning down to the day of the last ciao-- lion of the Senator to the present coat on this floor, eivilation might lose—l do not say how little; but surely lees than it has already gained by the example of Kamiae, In its 'salient struggle against oppreesioff, ea in the develop ment of a new science' ofemmigention. Alrea dy in Lewernce alone there are newspapers and schools, Including a High School, and throughout the Territory there Is more evade min education than in all Iffielouri outside of St. Louis; and more far, in proportion to its Saheb- Sante, than In outh Carolina. ah, Sir, I tell the Senator that Kansas, welcomed as a Free State, will be a " ministe ring angel" to the Republic, when Soot's Carolina, In the cloak of darkneee which she hugs, "lies .lowling-" =le Senator from Illinois (111r.Donglaaj naturally joins the Senator from South Carolina Inthis warfare, and gives to it the }superior inten sity of his nature. He thinks that the National Government has not completelyprovod its power, as it has never hanged a traitor; hut, if the occasion requires, he hopes there will be no hes itation; and this threat Is directed at Kallielig, and even at the friends of Kansas throoghout the country. Again occurs the parallel with the struggles of our farthers, and Iborrow the lan guage of Patrick Henry, when, to_the cry from the Senator, of ..treason," "troltedn,"i I' reply, "if this be treason, make the most of Sir, it is easy to call names; but I beg to tell the Senator that if the word "traitor" , is Many way .applleable:to those who refine submission to a tyrannical •Ustapation, whether in Kansas or elsewhere, then mast some new word, of deeper color, be invented, to designate those mad spir its who would endanger and degrade the Repub lic, while they betray all the cherished senti ments of the Fathers and ten spirit of the Con stitution, ho order to give new spread to Slavery. Let the Senator prreced. it will not be the fret time in history that a scaffold emoted for pun ishment has become a pedestal of honor. Out of death comes life, and the "traitor" whom he blindly executes will live immortal In the cense. Sc, Llumaelty swoops onment vbefo tooday the marts OWSMS. mmo nbodoo% te lzeimg ean p . ootor l tdhs y M ed iuoml. n to t amg d o To Moon up flu att. Into 11.1.7 . 5 Olden am Among these hostile Senators, there is yet another, with all the predjudices of the Senator trot - South Carolina, hot without his generous impulses, who, by his position on dhis 'ffedr, and the moor of his oppositionojeisrres to be named. 'I mean the Senator (rpm Virginia, (Mr. Mason,) who, p as the aothor of the Pe tise Slave bill, has associated himself with a special net of Inhumanity and tyranny. Of him I shall say little. He holds the commission 'of Virginia, but he does not represent that early Virginii, so dear es our hearts, which gave to as the pen of Jefferson, by. which the equality of men was declared, and the sword .of Wash ington, by which Independence was secured; but be represents that other Virginia from which Washington and Jefferson now avert their faces, where human beings are bred as cattle for the shambles, and where a dungeon rewards the pions matron who teaches little children to' re ' Here their bondage by reading the Book of Life. It is proper that such a Senator, repre senting sash a State, should rail against Free Kansas. Senators each &I these are the natural enemies of Kansas, and I introduce them with reluctance, simply that tho country may under. stand the character of the hostility which mast be overcome. Arrayed with them, of comet are all who unite, under any pretext or apolo gy. in the propagandism of Human Slavery. To each, indeed, the timehonored safeguards of pokolar rights can te a name only, and nothing LOOM What are trial by jury, hebeas corpus. the ballot box, the eight of petition, the liberty of Kansas, your liberty, Sir, on mine, to one who lends himself, not merely to the support at home, but to the progandism abrOad, of that preposterous wrong, which denieseven the right of a man tdhimeelf. Stich a male can be man talned only by a practical subversion of ell rights. It iv, therefore, merely according to reason that Its partisans should uphold the Usurpation In Kansas. To overthrow this Usur pation is now the special importunate duty of Congress, admitting of no hesitation or post ponment. To this end it most lift itself from the cabals of candidates, the machinations of 'party, and the low level of vulgar strife. It must turn from that Slave Oligarchy, which now controls the Republic, and refuse to be'its tool. Let its power be stretched forth toward this distant Territory, not to hind, but to un- bind ; not for the oppreacion of the wank, but for the subrerelou of the tyrannical; not for the prop and maintenance of s revolting :Usurps don, but for the confirmation of Liberty. "Thew we Imperial art% and wettby thee." Let it now take its stand betweelpthe living and the dead; and cause this plague to be stayed.— All this It can do; and if the interests of Sla very did not oppose, all this would do it at once, in reverent regard for justice, law and order, driving far away all the alarms of war; nor would it dare to brave the shame and punish ment of this Great refusal. But the Slave Pow er dares anything; and it CAD be conquered only by the united masses of the People. From Con gress to the people I appeal. Already Pablio Opinion gathers unwonted forces to scourge the aggressors. In the press, in daily conversation, wherever two or three are gathered together, there the indignant utterance Ands vent. And , trade, by unerring indications, attest' tho grow ing energy. Public) credit in Miasmal droops. Tho six per cents, of that State which at par should be 102, have sunk to 84—thee at once completing the evidence of Crime, and attesting its punishment Business is now turning from the Assassins and Thug., that infest the Idissou• el River on the was to Kansas to seek some safer avenue. And this, though not unimportant In itself, is typical of greater changes. The po litical credit of the men who uphold the Ultima- lion droops even more than the stocks; and the People are turning from ail thoeo through whom the Assassins end Thugs have derived their dig. graceful immunity. It was said of old, "Cursed be he that remoreat tie neighbor's. I.Andmark. AND' ALL TIM PROPLISISAILOAT, Auax."—(Dent. xxrii, 17.) Cursed, It is said, In the city, and in the field; cursed in the basket and store; curs• ed when_ thou cornea, in, and cursed when thou guest out Thoth, are , terrible .imprecations; but if ever any Land Mark. we, sacred, it was that by which an immen se _ Territory was guarded forever against Slaeory; and if ever mesh Impre cations could justly descend upon any one, they must descend now upon all who, not 'content with the removal of this sacred Landmark, have since, with criminal complicity, fostered the in cursions of the great. Wrong against wtdeh it was intended to guard,. DUI utter no Imprecations. These are not my words; nor is. it, my part to aid to or enbetract from them. Bat, thanks be to God, they Sid a response in the hearts of an aroused reeple, making them turn from every =se. whether - President, or Senator, of Representatire, who has been engaged in this Crime—cepetially from Woo' who cradled in free instigations are without the apol ogy .of, Education or Booted prejudice until of all such chose other 'words - of the prophet shall be fulfilled; will sot my face against that map, and make him a sign and a proverb, and I will itut him off from the midst of mi people." ~(pseldel ale., .2.). Tattling thus from the authors of this crime, the People will unite once more with the Fathers of the iter. public, in *jot condemnation of .81avery-41e. I tarmine& especially that itehall And no home In the National Tertitories—while the Blare Power, in which this crime had its beginning, and by which It Is now sustained, int be swept into the catalogue of departed Tyrannies. In thbr con test, Kamm bravely stands forth:—The stripling leader, wrapped in the panoply of American Itn. stdiutions. In calmly nesting and adopting frame of Government, her people have In. i Wive promptitude performed the duties of free men; andwhet,l consider the difseulties by which she was beset, -I . find ' 'dignity in he Wl lode. In offering' hater for adrefeeWlnm-tho Union as a Eau. them, ,ehe presents u , elngle limseforthipsople to And finite tbe Slave power stakes on this issue ell. its in.: gotten srt ProPerN the:People 'bile +Whaling' irsztak wIU et the earns time overthrowlttis 3y canny. Thv# Agee the contast . ..whicttahe not heir - Tell. volts not only.-Libestr kr:herself, Out for, the ; whole warp. , - ,oodlte.prosed that sheilidjtoi bawl Jgßoblybenembibolpcs„..go , sway on lireitlesAte le no, kettbug *she Liberty 1._.11 et i VOLUME LXIX-NUMBER 286 of 11 4 Stigma the . President, who misrepresent s all. Everywhere; am o o ng then who are not in senoThle to El,ght, the gem= struggle meetsa generous response. Prom innumerable throb bing hearts go forth the very words of en eouragement whJoh, fhe sorrowfal deo of our Fathers, were tent by Virginia, speaking by the pen of Richard Henry Lee, to Ailiwytehufetto, in the person of her popular farm°, Samuel Adams. 9 Cruirrizzy, Va., 30310 23, 1774. hope the good people of Boston will not lose their spirits under their prasent heavy op pression, for they Will certainly be supported by the other Colonies; and the canoe far which they suffer Is so glorious and so deeply Interesting to the present and future generations, that all 'America will owe, to a great measure, their po litical salvation to the present virtue of MlUtss chusetts Bay." _[Anierican Archives, 4th Se ries, VoL 1, p. 446. In all this sympathy there is strength. But In the cause itself there is angelic, power. Mi asma men, the greet spirits of History combat IV the aide of -the , people of Kansas, breathing a (Irvine courage. Above all towers, the majes tic rum of Washington once more, as en the bloody field, bidding .theni to remember thee. rights of Human Nature for which the War of Independence was waged. 'Bach a cause, thus sustained, is Invincible., It may be crashed to earth for a day, but it will surely rise to grasp the victory. The contest which, beginning In Kansas, has reached us, will soon be transferred from Congrets to a broader stage, where every 1 citizen will be not only spectator, but actor; and - to their judgment I confidently anml. To the People, now on the ere of exerrisWg the elsota , rea franchise in choosing a Chief Magistrate of the ItePublle; I appeal, to vindicate the electoral franchise in Kansas. Let thelallotbox of the Union, with Multitudinous Might, protect the ballot -box in: that Territory. Let the voters I everrthere. while rejoicing in their own rights, help to.guard the equal. rights.of.. diatant fellow citizens; that the shrinetiotpopinlarinstitutons, bow desecrated, may be sancriledanew; that the ballot.boz, now plundered; Inv be restored; and that the cry, - 91 am en American-dd.:en," may not. be sent forth lariat:l against outrage of every kind. In just regard for Free labor in that Ter ritory, which it is sought to blast by unwelcome association with Blare labor; in Chrfitian gym path with the alaie, whom it is proposed to teak and eell there- ' in stern .-c ondemnation of the Crime which bes been consummated on that beautiful soil; in rescue of fellaw.citizens, now subjugated to tyrarmical Usurpation; In dutiful respect for the early Fathers, whose 'aspirations are nowignobly.thwarted; in the name of the Constitution, which has been outraged—of the Laws trampled down—of Tattles banished—of Humanitydegraded,--of Peace . destroyed—of Freedom Crushed to earth; and in the name of tho Heavenly Father, whose service is perfect Freedom, 1 make this last appeal. 9. Hyman Life Bayed! Dowamicr, 3ttotS., ituth /masa. J.A. 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