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TIIIlONirLE," cstiWied ifl IS 13 Whole Xu, S70.
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Duo of the Heroines of Seventy-Six hmkiug a young fellow as ever voluu-
; leered."
i ''Da von Fjicak of Tounc ricrpont 7"
I don't like to hear tie noise of tboso asked another.
htnini r? the dull song of laboring picks "Yes, ho fi ll yesterday, pierced by
breaks upon the car with in umtuiinus throe balls, poir f II.jw ! it was a bard
regularity they are making tracks fur a fat"! f ir such a boy."
railroad in this ancient (own. I am tot Fur a moment, the check of the widow
-leased with the 'improvement," as same was blanched, the ht-ait .if the mother
Census of Pennsylvania 1850 anil 18150.
Or.nn-
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COUNTILI
100-Adaru,
17")- Herts
liiS'i Ku.:ks.
1S4:! llarbon-
10S2 t'hester-17-"iO
Cumberland
eail i', f..r a farm-house, and its surround- shock' d, but she spoke almost calmly as I7s.r) ILiophiu
in Grids that shped from high and uu- slio a-U 1 : "iVliioh one was it, sir?"
'I..-. tn 1 ir i.
Ull l-l-.-.
lJ ! 1th
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lu'ai inj5 bills, have vanishsd f..r ever
b. fure its nod. The groat genias of vn
tciprise, wiih his ugly shears of commerce, i
is clipping at the poor wings of pnvulj
aod rnuiauco, till, I fear, by and by, the)
will have only power to fl.p along the
Clif Star nail (!nj;:iflf.
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!S' linn- eotn-
Bjucias "ith tlr" N 'r mo a
Burnor of s-ii.s.-r:p:;j:i's to lli- Sr.u:
i t'n!:ovi'-'l.K cp::-''. We' think we
lure iv.;i.M:J fill v.tiin! of tit !
B0:,ev pii i us. an 1 tv-;i -i-l'.'illv invito
ill to" I;j:N IV 1 1 i lit tJ .-L' iiM 'id !'
HONS iii L' i.i.1 m.';i-oii. Terms as
liTctolore clo.':i'.l'i:t jiay in advance.
'IK'iiry I'irrpout, ifl am uot mistaken.
Was he L'a nvti to yuu ?"
W is he kniTii t ) her 7 Oil, the t-ir-ill
lit tii it fi llinrrd tint fplestiul; ! Hell
iv ! lier imble tirs'-hnrti ! lie who had i
talii n the place nf the dead at their bcaid.
(.'r.iui'U, ttieir t'ttureal Ijeuliits cliaiLtJ and, witu a 'ravny (jcy.iiiu ins tats, car .
d ivtu t j Mock-taking and invoices. : ri.-d out the laoa Ins fa! her lelt ui iiuii-l.t.! '.
I am torry that Loose is tone, fur in it, And now Ins blue eyes were cluscd fir
ab ut twenty years tii'i, lived the Luble ever ! bis blight lucks ruilid iu the dust !
il.if of I'aptaiu l'lelp.'iit. IShe a "lil the thought as at guiah ! A deu'h
a line ispecimcu i.f old timo wonien J dig- Iy palcnts came over her, tut t-he rallied '
iiili-d, ever e ininmidiiig in tualiucr, ib ', i"b great ilbirt, and saiJ as calmly as be-!
a Iresli bloom up.m ler cheik, ariisiicilly fire, as she toruud her whitened cheeks ' jsst 1-ony
in.iu'iued furihead, and a deip, earnest i x- away : "llo was my s..n, sir." s.'H Vrmstron'
l hey d;d nut see lr.r face assho walked 1 ( J I 1
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174 Franklin
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17-)- N.iriti-iiip'mi
li:sJ-I'l.ii.d.lphia
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11 1 Schuylkill
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1749 Vuik,
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Ul . i.'ii I.- f t ' t" it-i. I- ' 'I 'J 'I' H i
. i.. "nal.u ti' l.ti " ry-n B-irh. "LU Ju:"
Iu 21 Counties
pns iKU iu her blight eyes. She was
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in iir..r.. t t! li -t It I 111- t . i; U.l.i
Till' Mi .itii It lu .t .
lint J and cultivated intillic- qiiekly and tinniv fruiu tho room.
"X w. (jod fiieive me ! I fed as if 1 ' ' i l-
had di no a c.maidiy thi!.g," Uiurii.u..-d l '-'V'
; ., r. , 1-lU-Hiadford
the iloeer, while bis lips trcw laie Willi ,. , , ,
. . . 1 fit II) t rawf nj
t inoii .ti. "Ciiiiiing here tn pal lake of this :() Clarion
Kimiaii'e horpnaii') , I have cruelly stabbed S (ilunibia
Her f it Lier and LusbjuJ weie her t.) the heart." ! lSllO t'ctitre
'I Iim tun i. a ill!.,, finiiir r... 'Yuli ar.t In li'anip. nil frirnd." Said 1 ':1- ''!' '"
t!n; ili he lci.ili.fS u.) Wetd id
wiii ifsue fri'iu her lips. Out
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t hnvt? a 'tci I'd pt -.-t , .,i t
,t.r.4aii. naiuial scenery, Ml.e'li-r n ie tiie
vfrlant lai.-Ncape lhat stni.ea Le.ii-a'.i a lln
BT .T. ur the velvt 'y u liitetict tll.tt a. lions
lt ttn HTiiAiiC i earlii. h has heii tiianya
ptfdan: in'Ttup iiiit litun the nu re aidu.itis
iiit-'s ul" !if'. In faonlianzf tnir-elvt' wuli
i-lf'roveiJ h.ivAei atnl baiii-i'm Lrtu-K, an.l
to taiii natore in her lnveiiest tutu J an-!
tu. a a tuiihi s'-a-eii, to trace w ith ilie
penc.l nf unrv lite Ii'iitjirii.ls oi" ihe tie-arey-an;-I
'r.iue.
Ojr iir.i-r. a:.u:i furcc up.tn us the suber
It- ti eiai ih- b-MU'iiul ensiii?, ul a .'.rums
!i. ti a-e t!io..; in l.y lli' ravaces .0 the
ci; ;,n; .p..i;er ; ari.l tmr cve have seen
lae -'t '.are tO" ate Ili-T S imrnT saerili -t J nil
t:t; cr.f:-. ri ak.irtT anuiht-r Autuii.u. le
e.3i:tr ta f,-ri.h.i'iuwp.i l.y I lie imvaryin
yi'ni iif:i. r. s . -1 a lvert', bv ih piailual tif
cay . f r.iu.hii. It :uer, by the traiiMl iO" f.tir
?a:hfr ln,-. aii'l t.y ihe vpilite nf lite mtir
a.lit fr. s'.s upon la ntfa ii-w ' 'prays.
hi r.ur f re.i eipl. ra'.i.'ns. cur leei have re
Cfaily iri. Lien ever iln:is i f wiihereit leaves,
utixii raiU4 rr.at.y a silent n't. These !
en are frau;iii nh wis,!. on. I: ever the
lancm'e i,f ii,.p,r.itn,n can lie inipree.l nti
tWicjiii-s nt i!ic si ul. it cau be reaciici!
t-irniEti id.
M Otiiau of r
tuil j .i'.vlis, who in you h had Luonn mi
stint nf w.aith, whose mind was st.ir'd
with clas-ic h re, who had never, tiil she
einigtatid to t he w i!dt rtu ss i f the Nu
V to ul, sjiie l ht r ling' rs with t veu Imusc
li'ild wii k
I. ised iii anu'.hiT country, l.iin a;li a mar- v .i-liingtnn. m Ins d.ep lonct", in which , ,
. . i ttti.it ivt '""I atubri
tic mnnuiiiint ; the latter had now sh-pt as Lit njt J a suuilcu jailiuii. ".Neitntr. jsinj J.;,ju
t.t vtais ill the little but iiig-gruund, he- if I read her alighi, wnuld she recall the . ls;J J-; j
side the wot'di ti chuich, Iti idem nt the red ehi.d 1 rav. iy f nieii it: his cnuniry's cause, j 17s: Fayette
t'-i n;-l.euse, and a Miiali eiay fcione inai L'.d I oi is t'O cumiunii Woman here is the
the sti..t while his ashes uiiug'cd with the soul's m. loliiy. Murk me, when you next
iiu'.
U .e dav, durii.g the liarde-t cnnpaign
i.t i or s-i-iieis, .ja.;iiiie l'nip.tit wjs
a ol.e at tne lallu. 1'uinp, ai.eglo si r
viu', I.jI g. ne en s. n.e eirand which
u.l d.tiii 1. .in no ii li i 1. 1 i'.. i . ; and
; A. tic, tl.C bind lllall, had Un'illtild his
n Low iianJ lit tiie iti oiiia- wi:h a:i .vie, so thai
he was t. titc ti.Mhh d and uo.'i d to re
turn to l..s hem", about a Utile distant,
( A.'neh, by the way, wis tt." nearest h unt
s'ta lt.i the o'J red farm Loire ) 'i Lc
. uiluv.'.s f ur hiae soi.s, t.t ag.-s vart ing
ti .ni cighti en lo !t nty .-:x, hud s ai n l,
. tar t h ii d lys previous, In ih h- .d ui ibeir
i c 'Uutiy 's battle. Vi'Liit Ihe wid w real-
j :Z d, I ha', iu ull J ie Lulility, some, per-
rM.tf :- ',,:f s u'i ul l'Lr treasures w ou.d LeMiiiiteii
by the lu'.hlc-s hand id War, lor cheik
fur ru al was still unmatched, and b jesat in the
repose cf her beautiful features. Only
n.iur and then she turned to em n the 111-
hie lef re her, and nad a k cmsoling Lfarj , MV W.i i mly, that ho vener-' In 41 Counties 1,"0 .7JS lojl -IS
,. ., . ' .. . i Hi ru'irri.vritiX-
pissages, ana s raighiway resumeu ner a!elj B0uiau more it-r her sake. j ,. , ....0 1,.,.
, , ,- , .11 , - , , . , , , , , , 1 21 1.a.steru Counties 1.22i,t'.)o 1. ).'. loo IU')
wuik.w.tba trusting ni...e. An. patri- 'Jowards night, thetriodeparted, thank- Western Counties l,Wlt,7 1 ..CO iOU.OI'J
I'tisui lountl an t oeleantg noine iu inauy mg the kind woman with gralelul hearts
such a ". ntle breast.
lS.'iti Fulton
1S.VS Forest
lTf'l ! recne
177 Huntingdon
li'ild Indiana
1 S; 1 Juniata
lMIJ-JrIT, rson
17lK") I.yeotniug
1V.) Lawreneo
17'i Luzerne
stiO' Mercer
see be!
siiri'W
mot l.eis, nur wins I am proud tn fay 1;
ale kt r'diies iu ibis li ving pt riod. And
ihi-," he cnntinueil, pointing Iu the llibie,
'ihis is the fcerrel of their greatucss;
wheiievir ynu bt hold that V olume opeucd,
tearnij; cvi.iuncu it c instant pciusal, j-yj MifJliu
tl.eic. y .u Will Ct.d Wi'tueU capable nf any tl) Muiitnur
euierg ncy. I repeat it, whi n we meet li'l M Kcttti
am" she will lo calm and tear!e, a!- 1771' .Northumberland
tln.U'h a mother bereave 1 of her child." j'l letter
.1 ti 1 1. 11 l;,- .oinitrsct
And so it was. .'In! une rnrponl bal Snvder
s 'Ii tih 'l her grit f for I he lime into a sud- 1 1 v ;; ( t',-un
den ai d sacred suhtiiis si in, and h. ti the 11'.! Sullivan
1 la:, is were ea. ltd intj another ro'.iu t,. ' 11 J SttfrjilOfcttna
pal take of the smoking vim Is site h 1 1
pri:j ari d, they 1 unj her C'dhcted. tin
chaogi-il io her milliner, and serene iti
ci.ntitenaoco. 'J'Le 1 iiie 1 ft . ui wiiniu the
Uews bad fj rud-ly lmi-', was h.st iu ad
uiralion of her con lot ", and was often
1 Tioua
js ai "i 11 Tii.ro
Kl Washington
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A'i .: r. iii .,(( ft
Ad l or- ui ' ft Haiti!
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Oi:r TtlKfl! TKP.RlTOKMl. ESISTESCB,
nri'4 timil ih'-y- shall be adtnittcd a
States into tlni Unior., with cr with
out Slavery, ns their Constitutions
mri v prosei i'ue."
, 0. I!y jiurchti'intr Cuba from
;nin at tlij rot of all the States,
iwitu ibs moral certainiy that tLo
ftlave-liolulit interest in tlie L'tiioa
' wouM tlnis iio strenstLeued by ten or
I twelve at'eiitioiial Members of Conjf
1 ress ami as many Elcctoiul Voted for
l'leriikut.
j 4. I)y jiaying certain Cuban slaTO
I traders the value fixed by them on tho
i Ainistad iieyroes, taken as slaves from
! Africa Ut t.'ulia ia clear violation of
! the laws of Nations end of Spain, who
I liberated thcuifclve3 as all la-j givo
tl.eni a per feet rirht to ilo, and wcra
: latided on our tliorr.a, wLence they
' were sent back to Africa, after our
Courts had decided that they could
not be log"ti!iy riven up to the Cubaa
pirates w ho claitncil thei.1.
These measures of l'ro-Slavery ajj-
grc.ssioa ate ittssed upon Congress)
Th.-t (ioT. T'.r
11.- t.i,',. i' .1 -l
tu- It"- j i-l 11, r lit 'ii'tiz
tvr lo itii-t UtAftti."
nurrs'i ff.r ttin t.nnn I
I'ti trutli I ti i
ana it l:.- V I - 1. in
Out t,H-t 1 lllM kLli C'll'l
Letn ilevoutly thank C.y t!i?.t, fir
the ensiiiii:; lOnr years at least, tho
l'ti'I'Io of tio: L'uiied Stales are relie
veil from the annual vi-itatioti of a
!')!;g I'l'e-ideali.i! i xttire whcicia Uea-
s't:i is in-iiliiji!, li't aanitv oiitri jej, by tliis same JJuehanan, who tells us
Hi. lory tr:tv;.-!ie,l o:id 'otamou iti liic eatue Lreatli that all tiiat is k-Soa.-e
deiled. iti t'.ie inti i.. t of IJan.iMi tl of 11s is lliai we let Slavery iu tho
Slavery find for th? 'r:'!;!: aiioa of States alotie, and mind oar own busi
its ttphul-iei ?. Vi'hatt ver evils tl;e i:e;s, and that this will put an end to
fiittm: inay have iti Mori; fir this Siuvyry agilatioa! Dut we wasta
one, at least, is fur a sca-n.i int-.'rmit- uonls on iueii audacity of imposture,
tc 1 if n it l't;-.-vei-p it a.vay. I What the rrc?ident says of tho
'l"lic ii.tia w'.i-i l i this d .y t il!;s r.f aljoged lli-;ht tf Secession, and tht
the op;) it)c::!s ,vny as lilind, l,c- inoxpodiciicy if not iuipussiijinty of
sotied I'.iti tlies, J ."pri'sc:!;, 1!; ( in-. Coercion, is iti the main forcibly and
rent ocilatiou as uf-.riy t!tiprookfl well said. Wc coiuaijndit to geaer
aud giatt.ilous. is s:a;.!y i;:!:ij:ifit. al attvutioa.
Mr. Daeaaiiuii ki.o.vs b. tt.. r. H,; Uor Foreign Kelat:or.3,save with
knows taat tii' tii.'.iT;s h..'1'c' e Texas ! sieo. would actin to bain a saris-
V'i' :hi 'i t i;:o o':r L".::o: wore t-uii- tteiory stale ; aad it is to be hoped,
ii''til!v !:.!.:'.: ti. 1 tt ;.r:s.oaiiy laieat taut too let suLiIUhuieiit of the Lioer
Atiti -Sl.tvei ." t o.iv; -'.it.ii that .-i itiii.i'i- als at thj Ci:v of iiesico now anna
ii
our ti'in-. ..iwliiil- 1 ... Li v iiii;niin.iit will restore a tzood
in t!i.; Lie
Oiiiyr i-i',.z:'
hen uuiicis.a siding ia that quarter. Jittt
to r-:- he Maslcs his breath in urin tlia
tii'n'y fteaaie to coiiiirui the McLaae Trea-
11. :c ty. U 1; nave wiii k enough al home,
tlier wuautiL uu icrtakitiir to Kuaiantee in-
oud goveriiUiCiitto)
Suddeu'y, I'roai the distance, came a
st nod like the tramplitg of horses' feel,
and a great cloud of dust betokened the
approach of travelers hurrying to their
destination. The widuw moved to the
dvor, aud, shading her eyes fmn the iu-
for her courtesy. They fouud their hor- 05 Counties in all 2,010,1 2.912.191 O'.'l.i 19
ses ready saddled, and were forced to con- i t-yln the enumeration of "dwellings," no accou-it is taken r.f s'eres. lluilditifs
fn m t ies resnliii'j are not inc.ii teii, unn ss nu i are u'i i r
lie ktiOs
tl.lol) the War ( a l-l -ict was I.ri.lf
!MM) suit it: li. i :r:t. !.-!'.;; of va.-t and
8. :10 .c.p!u.) regions froai tint lie;
C.OOtJ i;t Union, it was iaevitaOl.' 1
4--"' that .l iverv shou.tl be exclude I I'tot.i deitei.aeueu aud
.' !' ... 1 1.. .1
i. lose 1 en lion:'.-, or i:ui tiia rciii e .U' X.co
i ;J9 of the L'uiied Slates as a whole, ai: l Uuv is tiiere no allusion to Peru.
o.l.'l 1 nf 1!... .,,!, ,....!....:..!.. ,ri. ..i 1.1 .
11... 1. in,... - .j . v.. 1 ut. 1 eit, itii ituieii eeiuiiiij u it utim Tjcem iy
should take upon ti.eir souls t!te rr- be on the bunk ol war? Our iliuii-
spoiis.bili'y.ol 1 ittoi iii',o- '-!,( poctiji- ter has lonnally withdrawn from I'c-
ar iiis't. tiitioit ' o"r a legion hall" as ltl ; t;:e lVritvian Charjjo has been
' ire as li nope fir lafgt-r thau tho .-cut away from Washiogioa ; the re-
I'n-.led States cut of t!ij Jlissix-ipp!. lattoua ol the two Governments could
Dacii uiati himseif cxM-es.-Iv af- hardly be worse in the aiiaeuee of a.
linns, ntr.l ijtioios tho Siiprciae Conrl formal Uciaratioa of war ; yet no al
as his mi nority, that every foot .f lusion is made to I'cru iu the Mesa
Federal ;ei-r;:ry is i.ecLssariiy slave- age! l'rohably a special comiuuniea
ItoMii: len itoi v that is, tcrritoi v lua v'!l lj tuu-iu to CoiiL're.-si at an
ii. '.!) rttij -vt to lici l.tiv of .-"i t 1 fit t'roai cutj u'.
tne iiiomeiit in.it it passes ::,tv thL. liis melancholy, at this Jar to
sway of o'lr I nit, ii. I,' j kno.vs that see -uod suaee wastuu on a ..rinii!i -t-
9,7b7 the kaiisas-Nel-rask 1 bill w.ts express- tempt to j.istiiy the Lccoinpton Ini-
1 !y and avowclly initodtn o l t re- quiiy, or al leust tuo i'rvaideut'd part
i move lo'gal obsIaeLs to the 1; tTusion ia it- The preten-e that that swintilo
1 1,1' sl.tfi'rv ntnl llnl tt.rt l.TII r...... 1 n 1 . ..... , .... I'J 1 ... I ii-
... . -.. u. v.11 i.ii e.i.uj.iii.e.i u) xncpuoiicans,
its importatiee and general Interest to beeaase a part of them were induced
that fr.ct. IIo-.v is it poss;:,;.. t';,,,, ' to
etsr, w i!Ii tl:e ev
n it.... M...t..w. ti.irrn,,.l ti...l lii.rk..ll in U'liii-h ftliT,. UTtl 1111
J ! . . . .1 . t... .1. . C,tii ..(.., , ! I,, tb.-.iii vi tirlr I "nit. r
performed the duty of hostler. i """'""PS " ,,ne" ' " (?"";- " ' "', , , " L
K..,.. .v miih thn roniliti.iu noted above. The No. of F irms is not 6'ate i, for
d-i .i. i.'V i,,Jt.;, ... , -..nr nml ih,. but jolumns. ill the Western Iistricare
iiitt a. ii' in 'i?'i 'v.. ... -,, - '
Gen. Washington kindly took her hand .
before he mounted his charger, and
dressrd her tenderly at:d alb cii .ni.ielv. ' , ,,, J uii. There are doubtless errors, also, of figures, in copying but the og-
.... ... I ' . .. . ....-,... ..l.';.l...J .1 ,
tense sucshiue, watched their progress. Xrars came to the eyes ef the t'.i t is while ' nregaKs ate probably nearly correct at any rate, until ( ongress publishes tlie
it. ... .,.1 ;.. ..,!,.. i!.t..i: . i i... .!.....! ' ZuHu lie 1 1. u'luivn w i'l 1 serve verv well t. sat i-f y I uhl ic ciri )si ty. The o! i-
. i . j . , r- ... , . . . . .,
dow's I...--, she 1 I"" 'y l -rtn't'!I cum
three horsemen drove up before tl.e iloor. pallor overspread the
They wore military c .atume, and were a.l
Cue-looking men. The foremost gentle- !
I am thankful, thankiui to
Mlninji
North-West,
Oil sV'-VS us s-
Lav-
Mild
ie., like Favette. eie., I.ave increased the 'east; Ihe
..ii.tia liL-i. I.UI.TIl.' .i-ntlVKIil. ee e . j.. i j.i , a.i-. .... . . -,.u.i.
,1,. .... v i 'I'l,.. fins mil I lie ne.v f ..r in ; ti -r li'iNnittt
my God, .sir, that he has deemed me wm- . . , , i--,,,.., ;.. ..ai:,'i .n and w.iOh. '1 no r. suli
man by fjr exceeding the others l y his ti,y uf dvuian. niy first bum in tbc gl". ' ur j ,.1,4, ce f il u.l, S'a-e in ibe r..n J and It if. ver r .ti i i t r. ( r
imposing Cguro and the greatness i t t.is ti,:s s'mgle. lie Das ready, sir, ready lataon i. a I p'ed, wo slull puhahl a'i l rda'u i.ur LUtuh rs iu Congress and 1 1 1
couutenatice, it needtd to iutreduc'i. n to f,,r life in lieaih." j FleettTai v 'l'ei;''.
assure the widow that this was tie. age ' Lui, wheu ti'i-y bad gone, she returning j " , . i ii'A 1 - Vt t
Washington. With that blandnc-s winch ; , ,be stlei.ee of that hi,c house, the .110. h- ; T TCSlUclit lill LlCCU(5,l. UV MtU'??.
aiwavs character tl him, be bowed erace cr went exceedingly bitter tears. l)raw . ii.-'.n ind 11.1rall.-1. . CrtTklaitttzc sal laar. ErU and Eicrctl.
part ot them were induced
voie .ig.iiast the Slavery articlo
1 ii;t.i!eisr, Willi the ey-s ot t..e rabuatiea lor separate approval or
world mil Upon !.'i:l. to say tmit - i'.'io fiJ-.-etioti, is too iiioustrous. Dut no
Soair oatttitti'il a;. 1 intcnpcr.-itf inter- luaiai'. T here is no danger that
f rtTi't-t.l" tVi North-ra p ..c with any holy tui!, at this day,be woa
th 1 (: .'-lioa of Slavery 1:; t;;1: So-.tii- over to L.vuoipiui.ism ; ami the Prcs-
EKX States has at len j.h iro !ae 1! lOeut might Ui Weil have lavished his
its natural e.T.ets?'' Is the IVc.-.i- sopliistry ia aculo-y on Judas Iseaii-
tieut's brow bra?s that it should not ' ot or Ueno diet Arnold. There ar
crinisoti with the consciousness that tome things pretty generally under-
tha whole world w ill know tliis to be stood, uud "laccompton" in one of
a lie? l)ies iie 1:01 kuo.v rigl.t v.lM theai.
ih it t!.e children iu oar public schools To all, or nearly all, that th
will point :'i ' ii.tg.r t.l" sh ime at the President says with regard to thu
atiiii'i,-ofs vii a -e.i i. is, win lingers Taiiif. we render a hearty Amen,
mi iii br.iiie in ;r ove io :;'.jt.l and v would only add. Let therp lw i.n
it
io:u iue ia
III lit IL'.IL'VCu
l.ie .'
Tit.it this man fhoall ?o back
i.rma
. .. ... t.' . 1 t. 1 .1" . , . , 11 I'.. . .
nivitriiiiis a -enev i I l.i.l, nt? lui v in .viaUatue l iern .lit. as ue askcta .1 the curiam Lelaru Uer secret an"Ui.-n. - .. .
St. rwthi-le, colli einaiic as it is ol Le could lind rest and refreshment : j Farewell ! old I'ltrimut bouse, with lii!?''! ' "
vn nan 111 urtal.ty. lieiieatn Ihe coaeutative
u.riMif a,.
oe
'fr upicai J ih-i,.u.,.i...i ..., r ii...
, ' ' -i -
Imimrnt, l),c. b VIE.
"illun eob Eiutc lljc Union!"
BT KEF. G. lMl,.Lt1 bRLtt EtlTOTf .
ind rnoN, n. lo jitil.oir irrr. nm nV'l ini'tmraUt."
A:a -S'.iir Sj.aiiitti-il llMitu r
J'tyr: 4 ii,. i-n;.,' y... -Txri. jt ,UnJ,
.... i..pir.th. l..-.,.t ... , r ,,.,,;
' -:i .. 'mi l te. li.i 111 mi.. 1,1. r 1-1.1. 11. r il.it rne,
et'.'.nt i,J uiuiTt ii. e .r er.u i..l u rt -i.
tl.c L ui .11: li .- Iru-t 111 iti. in irl.tl
"" m- f il"-t.in-... in f.-.ir mi.l in tl,i,t;
Li. ..t. f .,! ,..,1. ,t , .l,y '
,,ttli ttir .in. 111 Hie mrr li ri fl :
IVtt.i. u.i.le I. II..- .1, -,r .it llin.uili;
Oar horses arc wearied ; wc have rid- ; j.,ur eaijet of mallnns, and tdd-fashiouid In ii uia
d-fashioiied pots standing on !'
r 0 Maine
i the stoop. I feel sad at Ihe thought that ; Massachusetts
t-'su active monarch Ihere poiais , . . . ,i.,,rb:..,. aClI WUUU ,. fl ,,. : , ,l.f...l,i,,I1L.,l ., Mandinr. nn
; ricruit," he added.
I ni.et.iii.!e netitli rr.rn. And welenme." f ul.-.M i,i,r..r fi.rni.i i.i it ftunm trrpuiLfil ' Michtean
! . . . , . -. , r , , , , Mmnesoia
the replied, stiiiiiugj, throwing wmeopen . lu ymts whereon hung c.ustcrs ol luxuri- Npw nalllpShire
(Le inner door as tin y ui-uniuntid. ! ant grapes, or i's windows ou the lower , New jVrcy
I ..1. - 1 ..... t ;.l ..., ..f !. . ' a .... -11 ...1 ..l.i. il... .Int. m,i.;.1 .V' Vorli
1 - OUI pool uennir, bim .mw v...- u ,, t,eiii.u wnu " - " -.ui.iiiii j
Ituo
'I of snowy muslin fl a'.itig with a dreamy, ; Oregon
J-t'iii.. i.....
Joi'. j. it ,t
I
Sliii. ,T:a nijy it ,UdJ(
I. t ttl..l l.u-1 1 '
-1.I VUI1 . .1 Hm
etrs, patting uis taioiiitig norsc.
would they could be attended to initnedi- undulating motion iu tho plcasaut breeze. , Pnnyjvania
a.cly. Is there a groom or servant aheut ! IAylv0 DLUTS.Few penp!0 seem to VVr,.,.
your house, M-dame, who cou.d rubthem : .;...,., ,.f , .,., , 1P 1 Wisconsin
down and feed them ? 1 will reward him ... . ... .... Total
debts. It has become a naun, wuu many,
liberally. ! to defer liouidatiug their liabilities to the
till- I I r . m,i.l in ll.irf h nil ci 1 13
t uum on , ... -11. . TI.. -,. .;.
IOIl'FnSV pOSSlOlU llluiii' U'. u jrai ui"
tial ileuses, aud iu many iustances dowo-
right falsehoods, are resurted to, to put off
a creditor. Meu with money lu their
pockets will declare that they are eutirely
4 .Manama,
6 AtU.insas
II lleiavvaie
I I n..riita
4 liei.riTia
8 l.ntii.iana
13 .Mai land
6 Mis-ix.ippi
Xnr-h Caielina
i. o ih Caroliua
Texas
35 j
:i Total ti
3 i
2 Line, over Creek. 10H'
4'
6
5.
K Kentucky
4 iViinessee
a Virginia
3
10 Total
6
8 Line, over Bell
7,
10
8
4!
1- Missouri
15
Total
!
Line, over Don
111
hold, sir," replied the widow; ''if ynu
will load thetu around, I bey will bo cared
for."
M ike yourself perfectly comfortable,
poiiih'iiieii." said loo widow, "and excuse
n . . . .. ..
rve that every fall, as ,e while I prcp.rc your refreshments. 1 unable to meet the UwinauU niaUo upon
fama.g seas.,11 opens, persons v... u.-t be buuerv a well as fatigued." Ibi-m, la fact, bavo not a cent iu the
AMP It
c I, .
is tilC
f:.v.J,;',':a:,,"":,:r"c:,''u"f ""- 1 1..., n.liititc. ,he widow ... in'". lut loye extremely sorry, and,
ff-siu.n . 1 ' ' ' tI; . ,, ii .1 , , i lr, ' at some other lime, they hope to be able
) utp,. ots, . ,!le Mable, utisaddnng tho poor boises , '
' J loririi ... i r 1 ' 1 , ,,i . , . I to pay what they owe. O bers will spend
1 pinrnlgoa. I ,uc ., r,f coun- woik to nhlcli she was Uot accuslorned, ,u I JJ , .,, . , ,
,rf 'iiev cu,. ,.,. ,,. ........ . i , , , , .i., .. ...i i i . ;.. ' Iheir m uiey lavishly in gratifying their
ii. . ,,,,, iinriaie'j lull UIIICU bile net 11 oitii . a emm uu iu . , , 1 i . .1 1 '
'"rut,,,.;,... , . .. . . uieu ' i.,,,.1,1,.. ami fancies, aud let their credl-1
-1 1 , . , , .. , t
cn 1
ISO,
FREEDOM'S VICTORY.
o,
1. .1 'I J o- s r iy In,- nirtls: aiel i ..,! .,.i- , . . mm ,,f trnn .
'"'Icira i.. ! .: . , ., . - -n - - -e. ,,,r- whistle lor ineir uues. oouie sir
h-re. ...... e . , . a , , , j -re!lt cuerev. t'be .. .,.,iu rl.tiii n.ili ! Now. we mil.. I
1 ' t '4 i, toey eitl oreralO UllUltl- men i'i ..w- j 1
If "tir firm.., lioweve- beiier nutt it must be done by herself or uot al i mn whether such coit luet is any less dis-
'vrs'o.J ,,.. ,. u ,',,,... i' ,uj all. As for men aad boise., they Were ! hou.st than it would be lo put your hand
' '"fr .r,g,.ri ,., c J ,, ,.lr cmpleteiy j .ded out. She with ,tr, : int.. anoibcr'. pocket and Bid bis purse.
r '. tail ..... .1 .1r.11 .i. ,i . ., ..:.i. i .. ! On the cnliary.it seems to us to be
- - -m. UU III : U uiUitiia uumu i1 u uxu
rj.....i ..
li..a ,uir ?"'
. j aes'roy very
7" value to
ler, :,
)L...''""M'-
aS T T' r '''"'T' ! 'ience thior ,
the f,,r by way of, u'1 Cv0 ,bcm At"' eU,."8'" bcr : When they refuse to pay, t
Men ohiaiu credit through the
have in them.
.1.-- .. 1 . 1. : .
by way of " -" b ' t ; v hen incy reiusc in pa,, nn-j '!; uns
rnn and in..Ts. II.-1J. .4 ' dress, tho wiaow reiuruca agon 10 me j e,hn lenee, and persist in noiuing ou id
a iiu I ml uiiL lanitiiiir 1 if lului. m ul aj-'iii-
aud keeps. 1 he man who
kea a bu-mess of getting trust and nci
, . r ---"'i', iu tverv ti.atl til la.li. : I'aii'ir,
fcr k V7"t "f ''ir,Js 1",n- ' led iheir awords and didfed their caps, sat j mn Ibief Mi-i
irhere iho rCiccrs, baring unbuek-
Th Prop! have risen resigns in strervtri
And Ihe fa'Je of the People bull iriumiihe.1 at lrr.jth I
rhi that share! ihem. ever can forjet
he e lions nl'lln- spirit-rotl-ins tone.
When in Ihe mart ati.t fields ihe couriers inft.
Early an.l laie. at eve an I in.'tnine's heatn !
When the Ion. I cannon .not the torches' ftlram
Hail-d ntvs nil liens a Slate on sln'e a won ?
When Hope, Ion; 'lotilnlul, si. an tl at tenslli suhlime.
And our ela.t eve-, awake as day oec'in.
WalclicJ freeUom's banner rise 10 meet ihe risin; sun)
Ah. those were hours whose swellim j"V repaitl
A Ion?. Ion? course of darkness, ili.nht and fears,
Th- heari-irk fainmess of the h" e ttehi v d.
The wron;s, ihe Iratnls the nus-rv ai d ihe irars
Thai iracked with terror dark, pm lentous years !
All is forsot in this "Ud j'lhilee
Her downcast eve disfranchise .1 Kmsas rears
To tich a thankful praver ami. I th flee
That hails th' O.'piessois fall 'ueaih Law an.l Liberty !
The Land his awakened, ami free in the blast
The standard of Freedom is fearlessly ra-t
For Ihe Itijhts ihal wr all from our Forriaihers drew,
We strove, and our lead -r was Lincoln the Irtie.
While our Mountains shall stand, or while sparkles a River,
Our Cause and our Cnuniiy shall flourish for ever!
i.i.i, e the 1 tl if 1 :i:T0!t a.i,! con- more Luiiowii.g, bat prompt and eHi
icatio is .r;n.:i of ta people about cieni iirovisioti lor paviutr The Au-
1 . . 1 ' I: '...:. r 1 t . 1 .... . . .
i.s 01 uis nuai r.iciiaiaires have been hand
somely tliauaished ot'late, though wo
leur that the tiublic service has snflcr-
. caosias aad jo.5oa. : quarter of a ei'iittiry atiii rake up from ed iu consequence. To reduce cs
13 New Jersey .t ti,.j Vci v kennels of olilivion so looiish petidilures is Well: but to rnbii-.i
an untruth us that "in IsOj, pictorial lliciu by stopping public works of
l- -handbills and iiiCiiiiuiatory :i.pea!s manifest utility and necessity, is not
: were circulated extensively through- so well. Let Its have economy with-
: ICS out the South, of a charaeler to excite out starving; the public service, and a
I the passions of the slaves.'" can excite working balance ia iha IVeasuj-r
..... 1 1 I )... . ,.iilt .l.n i.i . 1 ... . , ,
110 a ...minimi io,i.ie. , inn, 1.1c 1 n-i- ,1 unoui. lui mer loans.
Wc thank the President for h:3
good word for the famishing in Kan
sas. li' ho will it a longer impede tho
passage ot the Homestead bill, that
measure will uiiord them a Very gen
eral and sensible relief.
It may be well to liavo all Mem
bers of Congress elected on one day ;
if so, we suggest that the day lixed lor
the l'icsitlcuiial Lileetiou is the prop
er one. To reject that, and require a
special elecliou for Congressmen in
iiie depth of U iiiler, would hardly bo
hood is a most insane one.
.Lincoln over all 51
'circulated'' such appeals anil hand
bills? If this thing was done 'V.vtcn
sivclv,"' many must have been catisht
at it. If these "pictorial handbills''
represented imaginary n. it rages and
cruellies indicted on slaves, who could
so readily detect th;; inisrepres-.'nta-tions
as the slaves themselves? If
t!r-y liuly depie'ed scenes with which
slaves were familiar, how should they i
be excited by pictorial represeuia-:
tions any more tetin by the actual oe-
.. 1. ,.i-. .i.,.. l,iu il.-"i:..tt'-.i Whc ia il
ill it I'.ilsi-liot. l ni'tst .tiwavs be'cxno- I"111''010
siii'j it-cif itv ab.-ui diiics" ' ! 'he wli.-sle, though thero ii
Mr. iJachii .an asserts that it would ' ,,ut a lllail portion of ti.e Message as
be "easy for the American people lu printed that we can npprovc, we hear
scllle the Slavery question fir over," ' idy thank the I'resi.lent for the four
and this sitnpiv by letting the Slave lo'-""ll-s linit, 0:1 leviou.ho omitted.
Stales alone, a'n.1 'permitting Ihem to ' ne omission of aiio.hcr like amount
"manage llieir domestic iiisiilulions in "oal.l have rendered it quite u rc
their own ,iv." Vcl in this verv -peciable tiofuiuent. W e thank h:m,
M'-ssaoi; he urono-es to force Slaverv moreover, lor the similar .Messa-gcs
rli.ivn il... ll.e.. .is .if ill.. ",.el!...fi. r. ,".. t.lat llj Wlil IChaill lrORl
pic, aud compel tli. ni to take up hi
their consciences tiicresptiiisibilitv of
justifying, proteciimr, and exteii'ltiig
it, by tive or six distinct aud impor
tant acts as follows :
I. By amending the. Federal Con
stitution so as to embody in it "an
express recognition cf the right 01
property 111 slaves 111 the Males .nine
I,'... th- h.-.. tin.r. in her lii.tnrr. Vir. I " "o exists Ott HAY IlIir.CAtTCP. EX-
r!nnrr T. Si r Ml ilir a (Vili.r.-il IIDlli. fill- I
-, . I . I...- T.'il..r.. 1 1ST.
"'"P. hii.l .if . . , " o o - - - . . invivL' tiff na kCt'D1. iiie n ny aa m'ry m inrunm. m t-tnn 'nii 11- - - i . . isft r.vn
."Ucver unJU il..ir nreini.s 1 over the IbresboM ot tna room, ouc 01 me ; Lt. f, llljt we Hnuk, is di-nuo. estm ami nnpiriani exp.oration some par,,, a-or t ,.e-u.. ..,u . . ... u.... .,.. ............
Iir-B.., ,. "V'u intir premises. l4t ..... 1 . . , ,, . .1 .. 1 .1.. .i. ti ,lof.,,i-.l m Iri.!n. 1 ".liite id riroLCCtlliT tlliS Ilglil
r. ' " ituicuiuer lhl. HdtHturuce ' wueerawas remaraiug o ma lug iiiuuu. uai.u iu i.it,Mw.- . -, , . I ntr- iv 'i'r iiitToetlli
'a : ..f . 1.. .-.. -.,.,) ,Wi f7fo4. from the wctt coast of Africa. I lui cauttst. nuE loolitO-V iUUiilouLa
in ALL ' .
writing;
iniutignoiii iue years to come, .lint,
iutii.-.,i vt i- cau not commend the moral
ins .',i.-ib.iiiy which renders Lim una
iIj lo see way any good citizen
-sh'jiiid dcicst siave-iiunting in Frco
Stale'-, we cau heailiiy congratulate
luiu on the t'ael that ho is soou to be
relieved from the cares of Slate, uud
uo assure bun inul iu such relief the
great body of the people will heartily
syilipaliiie. St 1'OKS TuiBb'Sti.
The succes of Lincoln is a j at retrihtt.
, liou lor 1 no io of iiie S. ulh lu coeristmg .
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