\
- ~ , ,, r .N. : .:-.., r -,;4‘....4•- , 3_, , ,., . 4,--, , ,, , t, ,, ,, -7:i '. -. , ,, r ..':.• 1 ..'.:--,,...--:, =tt- 7 , - ~,,, , i s., t 's-r-I t , ------ '-'-'41,-;:4„,--%- , ,, , r,.4.-74-,-
iptlie COttielititiOn, that,- for
_, these youtiz men :the pu , 31116 - iit-the - grape;":
at lettitt,~4ete : was no safety hut in abstinence Dent Co4ntryman,- . Horatio G
Tr - OM alliiiticticatitlliquers, ''., - „Xle,had l,fteu sculptor,) :"can be furnished
Pb 3 tilafea ag,inatilictii4 iug wi!is,i*ihe'4 l t*e Once') fer *ckst aAo.ttle, ye
Cat ;B o 4 l - "with -1 4 iintelitirits; tuil - the wine : it&ase tit taiii o'-fro4 lo frof l'p
thesis-young :tite:; - iinink; was 7 a s fatal a mission of4fito ,l or kitties." -- c ).
).
':ahem and to tollekedikcipline iii-filitii-,-and , the : the diii ' uctive inthiente7-0
-the sitaidei- - niternti# ''. - - '' ' - il 'lo - -' ' 11 - '
---.-- , ....--- • - re ; lase-, ui , :
~ a3cnbe4 o I !-, _
excessesiii . the onss hittrkor totarabstinenci fir it. ist , nu mentAscl on( 1 ,O4tr ,
kin alriaiklcatitieheitirageo2o-the'Other: 4tionotts'ailit teration,s;itiwould
't.inder - Sielt circumstances . this Profosof did s'ay." .11101iillen, ar( bent iv .
ti 3 OileNf i l*Sitate.:- He detertulnedqii*e state s ; ihot in; France therd
mkt exhort - 60N, toll whole .welt re he was eitahli4loleOts, (existing ) it C
so. fearfully respensible, to the , OnlY conri,e seilles,); fof the nutfififactureO
which -imitate for them. Bat there was one tion of i.wine, both White titi
. hlip - difficUity -in\hii ray: '
.° -- 11 was - the bot : hie the produce, Dot only Eif
tie-of Madeira, whielistoid every' day upon Ud . other wine) countries. . : :It
~ . iikowzi:, tali. He felt' that from behind Mori 'ffactice with spectillto
that bottli4ti OA in' hehalt of abstinence this tradito purchase and shill
flora a*Tlctouttfpotations would, rand,sonie , ted in the places named,- to t
Whit'strittigaly. - lie was not ready to cn. the continent; -. ituil.)eing,,brai
eoutitei the' appeal from theory to practice,: ed 'T 010-genuin i eitilles n•Mal
Wkiehall are so
,prompt to make—none More then transhipped to 'the ma
prompt titan, the"; young=wlien . they, deal they site deSigi.ned .of lehk
sititthe teachers of
,unwholaarne doctrine. Stake 4. the
,c'hie.. Stich
. -
'-.. 'lti4itermined,therefore,,to prepare himsel
' _ for Ms cinti by 1. - emoting every •liintlrance,
which his own eXatl3
. 1110 , COlO, place in the
'*
Way ef :the impression Which he was bent
- " *lva producing.. Did_hetiet - well and wi's e -. - .
y t•• Ye fathers and mothers, syhd . know
With what perils the young are encompassed When - they go forth ',into: the world, would
; .1 o have advised" biro, to cling t . s mine?
it_ ;Or
.you, Who may be about to .commlt a fiery
. _, and unstable son ton teacher's' care and gni-,
dance. would You prefer that' this teacher's
example and influence should be far wine
•
drinking or against it. • r
• • But it in your judgmentr that Professo
- . ' stands aequitted-nayi. if
.yini_. tietuially - n - ti,
plaud his course, what, permit - tne tU,:a,k i jis
\ duty ? YOUI3 fathers and m others f •--•
Yorr , ~._
yoms, sisters and brothers 1. your s; emplScy
en and teachers 1.-:-There is ,not one You
' , .but haiinfluence over Otb. and th:i l iltiflu
. • .ence is inueh greater - than y u are pt to im
, agine. - IS,it not a- sacred tr .t, Whichshould
e 3
never be-abused? 0 parents; do-You
as consit
er, you ought, how; Closely ysen• childr it
observe all your ways, andhOw eagerly and
Itecilessly. they imitate them.? ElllplZlers,
do you estimate sufficiently
.your reSponsi
' ' bility in regard- to hirelings 'and .domestic
servants, who are prompt to_ adopt , :yoUr bah
, its and manners, but who seldom possess the
:` ,ielf-control' which_our education and position.
. -.. constrain you_ to exercise. _=Your -preceptS,
enjoining sobriety .and moderation, pa 4 for
• ' little. Your practice, (*Mile* color.and cowl
,' tenance to self-indulgence, sinks deep into
their. hearts. \ One hour spent by von -in
'thoughtless convivality, may plant. h'e seeds
of sin and ruin in those hy n'hinn you are at-_
tended !--And the crowd of wives, tnilthers,
{ sisters, danr.lters; that I see before Mc-do
\I they always consider with hat:*wizard - pow••1
•er they rule over man's sternernaturel" It'
i ; is our pride and privilegs to *ler to your'
sex. At all periods -. of`Re7iiiid. - in -all rela:-
_ tions,iyou speak with a voice_ which - pific l ,
trates to our gentler and nobler sentiments:
• Most of all is this the ;, case, when . Au burst" )
into early womanhood, - enedriipasked by .
bright . hopes --and fond . hearts—when the
• • Creator adorns you with graces a& charms .
that draw toirards you the= dullest souls.---
. .Ah I bow little do you appreciate; then, the
, sway which, tor weal or woe, yon wield over
,:.t those of our sex who are 3-our companions
and Trierids I -.11.5-that sway
,Alivtty. 'wise and
•,, '• holy? Is it always on the, side of temper,
ance and self-Command ? ,Alas I alas! could
.•__ - `the grave give up. its' secrets, what tales of
horror would it not reveal of woman's Pe
r ;Vetted influence-:,-:of woman thoughtlessly
leading men, through the intoxicating , cup,
',- to the brink of utter and hopeles's ruin. One
.
case of.the kind was tnentionc4.l to me latch:.
,
• It is but one of *many. '.,
'. A young man, of no ordinary prom:se,
- • unhappily contracted hahits of intemperance.
• His excesses spread anguish and shame thro'
• - a:largewand meastre\respectable
. circle. -The
earnest J ana kind \ remonstran ce, of friends,
• liewev6, , at leneth khi him to d t uist—andi
' feeling that for him to; drink was to die, he
. came to &solemn . rolution that-he would
abstain entirely for, the rest of lis days. Not
•-
long after, he was invited to . dine, With other
. - young persons, at the hotise of ' a friend
- • friend did I say,-pardon trie,-he Mild hard
- - ly be ti - frieird,:who would deliberktely place,
- , - on the table 'before • one lately so'lost--now
, • so marvellously redeemed, the treacherous
' instrument of his downfall. But so i-it was.
. _ The:wine was in their feasts. Ile withstood
- . - the fascination; however, until ii,,yourig lady,
.. vatout he desired , to- please, challenged him
to dun k . 'He refesed. With banter and .
~.. .ridicUle, she soon cheated him out of ail big
noble purpose% and her challenge, was ac
. cepted; die no soonsr' drank than he felt
that the demon 'was still alive, and that fron ,
- _temporary sleep lie was,. no
~ waking with
tenfold 'strength: "Now," said lie,. -to - a
' friend who sat' neat to hi ,'“ now I have
/ . °tasted again,n;and I drink 'll I die.", - The
i v
• aWfutpledge was kept.. Not' ten days . lad
• - yodel before that ill-fated Youth fell under
• ' 4ha horrors ' 'of delirium: tremens and was
'borne to a crave of shame and 4 dark dpair.
•
- . Who would envy ihe emotions with which
. that - 141ang lady, if not - wholly dead to dety
'•
and itty,retraced her pail, ,in a Scene of
taiity;whieh smiled Only to 4.tray ?
• -• Let me-not.be misundeisteod.' I. "do' not
-maintain that' drinking mite is, in 'Abe-lair
-.' f the scboola' us per 1-- Th ere•
wrap - o - , se t , ma)
.., . . he ~ cireitnistances under which to use )otOxi
eating- liquors is , t rid
_crime. There have
been timesand places in which the Only_ in - t
Saricatirig- beverage was- light wine,. and
•where babita of Inehrhdion
_were all but un,
• known.'- But is - that iiii Coe.? , Distilla tion
--- has filled our r isimi with .akoholic 'stimulants
• -- of the most; fiery and deleterious character.
Our wines, in, a large proportion of instances,
• . .' are buvipurious compounds without/grape
juice a& with a, large, infesion.of -distiltl
• spirits, and even of mote' unhealthy .ing -
. . :Elena,- As lonq ago as . the daisOf-Addison,
-40,,iiiiiditi tlip,,Tauler, (No. 131.)that iii:Lon
'di theme . wets .'• n fraternity_ of
_chemical (.)-
• • sratomiliito W . work under- ground,in hols,
,- • c a verns, aiid - dark. retirements, to -conceal
-their - -zarte* 6- ,frOintlio ateervation of man
.
. ' kia,&' ."Ther I . .ti 3l >toi*,_., Pea_
~) 2:lP h il aol)he'ri- a ii;
' daill • e!c 6 l4 - Yed i n: -7 t!l#,'Y4 lo 7!stPuc4i'an• oiii7
\ •
,quorsi and by ili,eiilforga i gi: , cl d es
_ ' . - eandistecustatitsS4. -o ,fhPS'slo4.74e alreeis
- Feliovidfn ty lite Chyle* imxbiCtifeitteVilli
. - fi - liagt;is ef Fraice. " :7ri:**4 itettir . e
-.;
,- teler'et if -Me . sole, mitt 'ol!;l.tit:OutiVialm'
•-- .frpm„ ax - apple. • The - practioo ef enlist:al': i . -
. , ing these haze cooterfeite fir'r l 4iiiiii-eitint: 7
ftASlTri)mfliiieg+are; haa'beconin'enireralat
m ibis country that well-infori edr - of '
Isegljitkittifocil.Ous aver-emits /0. 1. - - -eitiTgill9n.
.17 - 9fi'll*.i.m AO fronf'--alm?ad: - -tea ".or triOri
.1.-. ! it b9ine. - '``Pl4'inidiwnii
' tr all !g a s : ' l 7 ,4 *a' _late - --liiii)iii*;
..
__ i
__,i1444 - ,,,w'jlin ~ . .6 i #::yii*.34,t4,i4i**?l ir*
pm. ~ LowslitKploseo, ; Wilie 3 /*riot iii, - -Tomble4:
: A did not at understand that ballot Aat
. I- 18 ' 1 - l i eo6 l4 6o king, lic : iiii*'-iriff' 7- bi44i
~. -.--Auidei*K4t4.4l-**7,4!'erl-::71
, T hae g - ; ,411 * 0 0*;: 9 4-'41iiieit , 143i4 -- iii•
•
:the wine
t- =
Uftiloiriii; -'''' - .
. ~. . r -.4looansi.-..3-k: riibound-*4ere-vie
- , 19;# 31011 ':41,-giiiites f t ShitiAriiiiir `'l fly''
• -' . -;"_'• : ..tri ' '--'
ISKIN
which thiN traffic s carried t 1 t oto i iN id.
tial has !been refs CI to in tit -Frinch ports,
I f
who' ha4' been in i" &habit o -stupid!' , four
times in the Tear ,- 20,Q00 - ttleti of cham
pagne, of the p
~ duct of te grape, but
fabri ' tett in these factor s. !It is well
c f
known hat theiinposition of these- counter
feit vrii, es bas.arrived at - Sad A _Pitch .AS to
become .noterious; and .the! subject 'of
much complaint, in this coon y at leas t. "*
In the presence of facts lilt thete, I ask- 7 ,
• what ii our duty I Were - ne
_put of ten
'of the Coins or bank .bills. hick' cireitlate,
counterfeit, we riliould feel -o igeci; to decline
the - in': altogether:: VVe sho Id Sooner dis
pense entirely. with such al dinin of circu
lation, than incur the hazard vhick would be
involved,in using it. ,'Andern .if we could
discriminate, unerringly, o ur elvek i . between
the spArious•and the genuin we " should Still
abstaintfor the sake of - oar s, l'st our ex..
ample,in t 'sine , sti l e)) a rued um Lit such-.a
• • - • I:
time i once rage fabricators 4 tiled- work of
frand, and lead the unwary , nil' ignorant to
becotiv, their victims. Bnt n Atich a case,
abstiriett,e would be practi. d at4great per
sonal inconvenience.. it is of SO with all:
N tinence•froin intoxicating; -d inks.j ' That can
f object' u. -.to no -inconNenici. e `worthy to be
compar t .l with the iiirsonul immunity wit!'
.which'it invests us-,--lith th cenSoling eon
seionsness; flint Nie qe givit i ,.7 no:cncourage
men ito fraud, and.' placin no . stumbling
'bloc in the way °film wk.ak ntl.nnwary.l
TI e. 4nestion, then, is not . what may have
been tither inother day Or tiler' : lailds-in•
1
- the t ne of Pliny or \ f Pao! ?----brit what- is
I } ,
prop r: now anti in or ow land. The ap
postle Points us to a . sryn •hieli ?o egt meat,
i
mightinause one's brother t offend ; ;arid'
own n)agnanhnous reSeintior „under such cir
cumstances, lie thus -avcnis ci .-ft meat ' make
my brother to ofenil, I.
,nlill eat no meat
- fir I i - i- hi Sta nds" /11 '1 t
!C t -C te cot ins "ti hat may,
at one timelL be but- a lawful and i nnocent lib-
I City, .becetne.s, , l at •a bother; a. positive sin.
The true question . then,-the " only, prhctical
question fonthe - Chriitian patriot and phi
' lanthropist is this--4` in ter peranco abounds!
Ought not niy persoiilible i fluence, whether,
by example or
.liy , pii.ceil; '. be directed to
t
its iisipprssion ? Can it Lie suppre'ssed t while, ,
our { present drinkinglusages continue r In all '
'cotiiitry where distilled liquors are so -cheap.
ad • so ablindant i nd4 NI here the-I practice of
a k ulterating every sk4i,es of fermented li-,
ri
q nor riboiiints—in - snill a country, can any,
_procticril a d import:int diStinetion be made
bitween d fferent i kipds of intoxitintr li-,
ii
pion) " I abstinCnce is to be 14-actised nt
all as laprugerttial
„ori a charitabte, lict, can it
. hared yeti practical talue•unless it•be p
1.41 i -,
Shoe.rom all that tan
. •intoxicatr .1" These
• ques ons are, submitted, with Out :fear, to the
most
deliberate and 6rehing scriitinY,•
° Laklies.ami . gentleirwn; I conclude. ' lirei-
Cher • youil patienceliner --my, orsii "physical
power:l'Nya' permit m e, to prosecute this sub
ject. .I devoutly-li e' flai r in the rein:lrks'
which I havelow s mitt:ea-flare offended
..against.no law of ' l . rtr.sy or kindness. .I
wish, tn• Seri in no ' 5 ! ailing accusations--no
wholesalenuncia nf.- .When; Paul ap
peard before the lie".ntioes Felix, he reascinf ,
c ie
ccl' with hint , , weare 'teld, of temperance. !It
is the only appeal' that I desire to • make.
.:, I
might invoke your passions Ur your prejudi-:
ces ; . but • hey , • are unworthy instruments,
whiCh lie -ill be slow'
.. to use wh respects I
himself; a d • they are instrurne its which_ .
generally. coil, with. violence, on the cause
that empl 'ys therm There ... is enough, is
thii.e.aaSe r to 'approve' itself 'to the highest'
'"reason, and to the Most upright iComereuce,
Let us hot be weary, then, in calling them to
our aid. • I
,we are earnest and yet patient
- 7 -if we speak -the truth pin lore, and Sit ,
speak it wit all!iperteverance and, all faittr
fulnessot list iit length prevail - But few
rears haie asse4 since scime of Ins, whe are
now alien inthis good work, were as .igncil
"rant or isskeptical as' thosewhiin we are
linos!. anxious. convince, ' Wii th en- thought
ourselves" censCientious'ia#urdonbt.s, or even
iii our opposition.. I Let Our Charity he broad .
O ~ ,
-enough to - nCede, to those' whoI; are not yet
with us, th same generous construction of
motives which/we then claimed far onrielves,.
A., let " us resolve:, that ir this rpoble cause
be not advanced, it shall* throtigh no fault
•ofurs---thirtt our 'iOal" and OUr discretion
.sh go hind-in-hand—and 1 that fervent
prayer to God Shall join with, stern and in.l
doinitahfe;offort to Secuii for
,ii:: a ITiumpli .
alike.peacefuluod permaint. -;
. It was allorions &MSC busnesis* which e*.n
abled St. Paul, wheiy•abont to , take leave of
those amongst whom - he had gone preaching
Oe s kitigdwil of Oodoo illy, I take 'yoti to
record this deg that I 4V,L; ill;i fro* ih .
blood fil: all 14C,X.•
yin
this:. cons.cioustie4
be atirs,linty friendi,i4 respectiaeleast, to the
bloodpfdrunkardS! • . ,' 1 MA,... - nOt one, drop of
sh hfoOd of their ruined sou s he foUnd,at
1 spotting Our karinentS. . Are we Rio t .
to of l airist I - we 'servants 'and follow
ers ofllim 'who:taught that itlis''lnore i)less
i
- II to give than ;to rkeive ? , I 4 4 113 see to it,
tb t ihlood4tilltinassattac es - to:us here.
'‘'S' -- ' e take a octane which rill 'embolden .
'Ps .challenge the closest • ins :'tion of .our
_iA
~,,. . co at itireapects inttini riiicer—whiel
•wil 'triable sstoontet.,= witho t, ifear, , on -this;
gr unifiiiil6strthe presence; fill our Judge:
S ,
; M 3 1 ao false,-scruples, then.,-;.iiio ;fear of Nan
Which' bOngetb ,a, snare:- . 4-no .441 id.. spirit of
t
-isellindulielice--,n0.. uurelatitingq and -unrea•
•souiok • preiifii* .detbr .fis , -friii,,domoliat."
for' whichlywinot: fail -hi rejoice, when we
:tome" to;sta red.efore '4llo,Son-of gan. -,, 2..
- emu en ors`-Wines •p`i
- . ..t,,,- , .... - -:•=,`:"- '-•--; ! ••• •- • -;:•.••••=::t
-: •; I ' -. . : 7 7- 4,1,;P , g - , = ,4. -' - la st : 1 1 4 VI, 0 ,41„,,the
N tl 4 H ts 4
. -,- '.• '— - tGijk Ar ci'aNV 4 *- . ° ,..- 1
I ** o - 01 - - t-r- it'lil.,wkiit.: ' tfoililkalo#P
..!4 , :# 4 , 1 '',N4 1.. - :i'.,--,', --,icouilra„iime..OF
i
P•? l * ll2 : : ttc' e ' -I'i,iii,..-,'at
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ow.ln-- P! P.,4;?1,-- -,,-.2.-are'i,-.ir4Nitik'or*
-. qs.liii.4)o;, , ' - 'msP.-4,..- bn xhifiis
I
L
litii4Ke.4,4o: Mli r-: 'Ai.-4341L7tiiiiiik!u-gil
...„,..,,, sa L. ,,:,......„ ,
st-s,„ .',' - ~ , y
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11 . 1 il ' ul :YV CI4L:11.
Ey:
Avg. our eini
thnditth, (the
,erei(n;i'
)k the
e add's; 4 •Uou;' -
...urine, :is lie
ape7, - nd- how:
'athill by' =roi
b4-14tictietoto
ter ; On ..yines,
re .1 extensiv.e
tte I and:Mnr:
rely deserip-'
.ed; regain
. ranhe, but of
- is nip unborn
g e,h.zaired
wines, flibrica
.
lieti , ports,on
tied t ucl.mark
are, they.are
ketsl,for which
'kited
the ex ent to
1, --- It= - 7- --- -:.-.7 -- i ---- - - .--=..........5... _...::,
fiOtii*-0 1 . 11 .4..';':,Prt._ tr...
Thursday Morning, :May 27, 1852
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
OF NEW JERSEY.
*l
[Stiluect to the ra tification o
,thePoople.l
•
FOIL AANAL COMMISSIONER,
• -• RF.rntS
I.'ILLtAM F. Monts,
2. :Tests TUAQUATB,
3. Jon?' W. Sroxits; . ..
8. SPENCER MCILLVAINt.
6. InzuF.s. W. Fy.i4a,
7: .limms PENIIBSE; •
8. JotiN SitAEFFIR,'
Q. 'JACOB MARgIALL, •
IQ. CnAuf. P..WALLts,
12. 31. C. Meaceg,:
13. .Nag. Alincit,Etiv.-Attni;
IVe aro iude
Bell, aild Hon. G. A
tary.favero. _
• In severalparts of the South,.deleg.ites
tiare hen appointed tAi . the' Balthnore
Democratic Conientfon, .by Union-Dem
ocrats, and Seteseion'-Dethocreis respec
tively. In Vermont,- in spun instances;
the- Hunker Democrats, dhAlleased with.
the appointment of Delegates by \ the teg
ular orghnizaiions, have drlvin ofrand
ap
pointed theirovn. From,lqassachusetts
there-Will be a competition for 111 r;
-tours seat. The controversies springing
out of these conflicitng claims will be pro
ductive Of: great - exeitement, - and of diffi
cult adjnstment,
The Richmond (Ira.) 'Whig pro- .
poses_ dint instead of attempting - . to-en
fotce a Law which violatespersonal free
dont to an extent not to' be endured; the
friends of Temperance- should 'attack in-
temperance through the office-seekers and
office-holders, by requiring an oath from
every man befOreentering upon an office,,
that he has-not drunk, norbought for oath.;
ers to drink, any intoxicatiug beverage
for the precbding•twelVe Months', and will
not during his continuance in office. -This
ensure sober officers, and arrest. the .
demoralizing system of. treating at. elec-.
tions. The two, great vices of the age
are,a rage-for office and a rage forliquor.
By pitting them against each other, both . ,
may be - utterly exterminated; They will
make a very pretty fight."
We fear' that many of the ce-seek
• offi..
ers would be but little influenced- by an
extra-ju ma oath—arid such-alone could
the friends of Te peratiee _ impose—.
- should inclination. .r . appetite prompt
them to violate it. It is the olicy of the
more unscrupulous f thit cl 9s, especial
ly about election tim "to be all things
to all 'men." They , ould, therefore, he
much more easily 1 duced to -take7stich
an oath than to ke• • it. Some.haVe.been
knOwn, to becomeU cellencTempefince
men 'just before ele.tion, yet . .when elec.
- lien day ~ 'carne th •re was no lack of
" treats'''. On - their P: rt; notwithstanding
their pledges, :and a terwards, they wore
as mirit*tlig incline. , and as ready to - in..
twig° as ever. W. venture to say, the
/
Whig'i?ati not yet ' d iscovered the David
that is to slay this ; droliatb. - .
Perhaps the -Maine Liquor Law gff vio
lates personal freedotii in a manner not to
he endured"—Lat the south. ' They have,
i. undoubtedly, •ery exalted notions ofper
sonal freedonl 'in ',that , quarter:, Yet ' it
seems to' ns (*lithe Probqkde that.there are
thonsands of human beings in Virginia at
thia moment,' * who ivotild rather live'un
.
Oert. th e laws of Maine than those of Ate
former Stateieven though they could get
nothing to drink there 'better than "lore
whit water. --- . - -
F'GRAHAM for Tune is' out in a
new dress--nevv type and fine paper--
and, as the ediOrisays, "a new: cover,-
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H.. IL. FRAZIER, EDITOR.
idoi;i/aosn,
WHIG . 1011 NATIONS.
FOR P.RESIDES7,
of scrka . Cou tj:
TOB rattupprrtsi. ELEOToNS,
JAMES POLLOCK..
14. JANES, H. DAYPHAILL,*
15. JAmes D. Pszrox,
16. Jll3/13. K: DAVIDSON,
17..Dr.J No. Dlctluctitou.
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VOted to the twist diSti uished Men iii i iio
hive added lustre 'to th , annals' of the 1,4=
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tion.. This feature of Ault. will,
.noldoiibt,
double the . stibscriPtiotaisfrof Alia, p+u
it
' -, lnr magazine in a veryffhtirt 160.1; : i .. 1
Bartain:oircra ti larg remium ryintltii.
all new subscribers , li t w is thelinulik)
i t t
make - up Clubs, A ps.citnen copy Fart
be seen at this office. .-- '''.. i
. Terms4-One cop o the Magazine and
one of the print, $3..1 , o letipieS of Ole
1 ,
Ma azine_and,two oft i print, $5. - 'live
.copi s of the lklngigine aed five of Ott
IL
.priti , and' an extr4oM of / each *or to
the get ter uji of tbisTCls),sl.i ) .... .- • it
Cliffing.s
--The 'Governor jaßhOde - 'Stand
- - ..1':
has no' - ve to
. pow r, . ..-
,
.. —Kossuth has been spending a;nay_
or two. at .Niagara - Fall. - 11 - ti•was, expec
ted to • leave there fo`. buffalo- - to-day,
(Thursday.) - •
..i , . . .t 1
r:—Tim' adage that. "" Money makes
the mare so,”- is said' to bo reversed in
tbe City. of New l'Orkl;1 the - re the ltra l yor .
, 1 • 1 - , 1 -
maki.: the money go':-1 - - ~ •
—SzayEs.—A reont arrival; at §an
Francisco .btought , e l ver - al gentlemen
with slaves4--ono Zvi . h
h :twelve, another
six, anothei seven, an soon.
:---r-Alelesccipie co
in'the mornipg, of tht
Cambrklge,Observito
intre
.
skits; is now, on Ina le
Ohio, wheii lie: make
cen.lOn tltis Sbason; -1 . ' -i ~ . -
-fr . -The quantity clf land in -the Nor-. therithemisphere ,is t That in the doutli
ertiii, as sixteen to five, • . _
-•
. — , Totit - HOod!tay . -nothing- spoils a
holiday like a• Sunday! oat or a new',
of boots.Tcl have Aitne set easy, you/
garments mo4t - set the example. -
- _ ----=The Prince of Wales,. a youngster
about twelve yea r ns./ of l, cost two hundred - ,
thousand dollars. a yet. Precious . ymith !, I
—A meetiei \ ha i s 'been hel4 - it . San -
Francisco relative to Jbuilding a 'railroad
across the continent. r • • ' ' •
—.Horace Preston, who, was-recent
,-1
ly captured in. New, !York and take# to
Baltimore;: has been ?Pureliaied from his
owner and set at libeity. • ''•• ..; '
• -----:On‘Se:tturday l i nkortiing last, Gov:
Boutwell; Of 'Liquor ILaw, and. it is now
the law of the State, to go into effect - on
the ?Ist of 'July, •ivi,tOut referenCe to the
vot . of thr ; - people. - I - , • ' ..
, • '
.÷-=-The steamer 4umboldt arrived at
New torte On the !23d inst., bringing,l
London dates to !be , 10th, instant,
and Paris dates iothe9iliinit. 'The Bet-
ropeon news is - of little importatice,lpp-.
litically or;commercially.
---L---Tbe Emperbrlof Russia, • by • 'a re...-
cent ukase, .enacts tfiat Jews who may
undertake toooluniie the Steppes, 'shall
receive each 150 Silver roublesiandbe
,al
lowed.to employ chtistian laborer& 1 •
. -:--- etco W
AnY.—Martial law: as pro
claimed ePresburg on the 25th ult.. In 7
i l'
cent3ia fires.are of weekly occurrence,
Hin * the ci y and environs, - .‘• :- .
-±-The itioßrero -says the , Carilttli
dies are devastating ,all the RiO Grailide
Country by frightful murders and , iobtier
ies.. Both the - American and . Ikiex4an:
population - are in ,Many.
.ifistances t3an : -.
doning their betties; and seeking safety
by e flight - jnto Mexicb: -r , -
,
—The
-people.. of Binghamton voted,'
on the 13tb iost., to take
. $50,000 in the,
Albany- and Binghamton,' and the Same
amount in the Syracuse •andßingbainton
Railreads. - The rotelwas unanimouS:
• , THE St:SCIUEE,ANNA RAtt-tiain•---
Albany, May 2,4: -- T he proposal, for loan
ing the Tait 'of the Oity, to the; extent of
$1,000,6 0 for the Sink uehai naltailroad,
was carried. at the electron s to ay by. a
i - : I 1 ' ' 1
1 arga m a j or ity,
--Several persons died onboard .a
cm the Mi ss a , ew apt
steamerS4 t i ipp • - f '1
since with a disease tliat bore a strong•re
semblance to the Cho)era, but was cliiiinc
terized by eyroptnins 'soinewliat, different.
One 'singular featur 'of the malady was
the absence of all boc•ily pain during Sick;
`ness, up: , to. the-motrient of d issolution.: A
.• i
---- grand jo l ipainen ' will take
place at St. LouiS` during, -the ,suminer.
Who will be. queen org,autit H 11.
1 ~ rF
:-:,—A , London cerresPondeat ' of the
Philadelphia Nori l ik . ! oterlenikeentrailicts
the seportof the, nglish paperathat
Hobbs' hiat had b f eir pieked by. 'an - Eng-
lish mechanio.' :. 1 : 1 . I ..' : - , i ' i
.;•-•-'-',Jentiy• Lind Goldschinidt's . are
. i - ..,i' H.
well Concert on.`Nandair,eve'mae laatrla
Oettic,Garden, W 113Opreinelii,lriiim
`Otani. - - geven. the
‘ PerisOnS-were
l i
11,. 1
Present. - ''''' -i --, '!.
--=•:-.A petitiorikh : been presented to,
the -poeni 'eliire .6 0 ' 4
the "141:E.
o fi nr h ,44- altj t *'l t hM '6B :Cliitre*O l -4,/11.
l 'cfl u Telt! l t4Pieti ; I; f*t.h 4 ifii,iti)9o . l
2 413.ibie . thgttil)11::!:141411POt
ti'that ; NidiVe - ' toi• --- • --4 -',-.Yj- , 1.4,
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. . - rki , • , . , 1,1.
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I • ~ 4- .-.,- , .,-:...- r1 ...,. 1 .1.,..,:.. , 1
c
t ! 4 -
_1 .z 74 - -1 1 : 1
1
road,az
ter, w
Volts-
Ire
yea
the
w9-=
it exrhatt
ri!
et was dtscoverec
a
1:91,13 inst.:, tit the 1
11'y 134 d. i
I'd Oavigator of `;lie
oy to . Rort'smoia,b,
liii.firSt balloon' as•
...c,-, 1 4- 2 -.,,g,..,:....,,i; - ..-„,..);,7„. , ,i
- .:----Tfte swan met tBI
it .
3r from snap andsand bars
I
k i n revi9t4l• which' b lllccot,q
-immerff* asses of-iee 1 44 1
eke
after tlie breaking up oft
Ihe'sprieg.l- - ~,, , .;
1 :-,' • :-. - , tt
-----/k. i.Telbgraihic2: davit - 01
tenet gat , 24tbi Par, - t l l4'
m of cars through frimt Tol
ing the m;clion sekithere
1,. i 1
~
t arrived, aiid ‘ the routeis HO
I i l - 1.----...-4 , r.
• Pulite, liaisilectiag
rhe miss Meeting' Iregard
ling Alnil Rennes was held in
I
'day Id) , 4st, and attended b
Taber libel most in fl etentialn
Isquebn nitboentu - ..
.Thei m
i r
led to Orde by the P estdent,
Tiffany Em., and tlt follels
ons repOktedi and pass a uttani
i te -
"esoleal t
. c nseque .
cep blishmeutj 0 111 A 36. if* ik: 1/'f
of a mail reti,te in -connection ,
mnil routes ;Arcady established
;`t`.Y. E. IZ. l 4 R t i and the , seat
lento!. from Atilidelphtti mid II
it I has becorie cuecesiarp that
should be midein the r o utes fu
the mail 'thr4ugh the 6aileill"
of !the county:. ; 1 1
Resolved, That itf.'ll 3. te' este
and location l ief _the mail route
this County,l l the interests and
the Eastern 1 townships are in :I n
L I
secondary to Itho,4e of he +Wes
That tbecitign of the We 44)
ships are atnOly provided with e
speedy- comehluteationr- with t
Seat and theil mails enl the R.:-.
th townShiplil we repreSent are
accommodatdd as
- interesttbeirl
bless .require i l. That or iye a r
have been di cornmoded 'and, •
the inadequacy otthe 'pail to
that we ,word ask for sotnec
in et our wa ts. I ,
Rt.:. aired, hat:we' respectful
P mt. O ffi cel: epartment: to s
Route No.
.94 6 as to:pass by
DUndaff, orni i itipg the oftice 'at'
and. to give aim addttiOnat trip
between Leetx and Harferflim
in connection wit theirOute ;al
tablished,'a d ily I giv op mail fret]
1
dale to Harford that the servl
SPecial Supply Route 'No. 1.. 1 1
Milford te 11*i-ford be 1 tratiafil
to pass from t lidera to Montrt
which will gik-e a- daily taall T
rdse to _
. Caro ntlale,, !I IIi
i
ITtcsolced,, ll That we fnrtheir ';t!
pert meat to' 1 o change It o c r e
ad to Supply,' arford,Gibs n -
i 1
Thomson, an terminatestl il
Depot, and iy i tts give • a tsupi tly ti
fiees, omitting the office at en
And that a Ripute be earabli be
ly 'from Piiasant Montt to
which will Ii
4 4 pply rrie4 (-
all_supplied.) '
hand fatilltaie the
cation beivyri ;the differen
towns and the county seat.
'Resolred, That a co y e;th,
Lions be fet'''‘.arded to HOt'. U
,r
a c i.,.. HI U. Pulle , .;t , ilt t
t at they ti 44 their influencel
.hese cbartge.T • i * ,;d
I Resoliii,ll hat we aski 'tilt- t
I .
,es in, the mail 'routesr because
igts of the gilunty and the ',bus
itizens reqpire them and - tin
cntinue to a4k and to petitiot
eptyrtnnenti until su , h '!4.tiot
cof the itier- as its iinpo
'mis. I . 1 ' i
i ; I
k s
WII;L 41M C. TIFFANY
,
D it. WADE; 1
Jtipait TrLEn.l,
S.:fi ,
lm:ten, i
. licktni AII E l i:,
~ Ni.tsx,-Teen,
IV. IV. ' WeiZeken, i
lt. H. Ea j 'e?Y'
Cb
Int
pie
ha.
opy of ;a I Note ad _ dress
Hollsemii?t.toltirli itrebsi
J.- at li-i - - i
i . ~1 11.entacrro7, April .:
On rny re4ent return 'km*
f and that theintoroent had arriy
t er intentions of:rny • GeYerurneni
n)y official Conilections NO* the . i
',f the United State.. a.. , .1 ~, i. 6.;`'
The Secretary:of State his net
reply t to th 4 .note ‘Yllich, I e,
y I uty to cress to: . hin),444e
. De mber,iiit :relatiOnto the ire i l
le mill . ry hilnors rendered to
1 6 federa 41 - itlioritiei. I ' l , .: .- 1 1
The Secreinb• of Statehad led
utt myluterviews - wio inm,.l I
t pa rt it en t, liould Ate no Idnger
on, Iltna tioecimPadie4 1 44 ' i i de qsi
n certain jeu• als of Italtipore
~elphia: Th e assurancee,,,wlii
, Ye 9 to i Os t wtiting,{liaye be
4
tely burlefl, id in the, ea`toe r i
are only led lo the niore ; yirUl
• hich were;tnntinued iti one ~,.wi
A journal;o ilia* Orleans, A
usage tlitot4lt that city'', I hay
ibject Of .TrYi disagreeableNie
11 eonsitiored i/ my duty} atithat
, f Noretehei-l—to infoini the •
oee annotaik6i, so iiiniilarly:
:•nd tliereupeti theSecreitarY of
M, • to iiier-totith -Noyenber---t
;rth
_his relatib l ns with tneehoul
-1 in writing 1 . 1 ". . , 11 .. 1 1 ,. `1...
On .theTithlof; Janu j arY, i the:
4 tate judged 4 to.PronoUnce.P . ub
.t se presence': !of Koisntli;, a 1.,
'sPeech, in whio he stiuonsly •
.I'lungary to 4 new re llion, :at
b t
•k aen
P •,i,
proposed aieetiment. t
pation et thatt kingdo m',
pion. teas cil such kiltran
,Icontrary ICith iirriplesti i
:i • n E . well halo the pos;
had', give''nie iiii
ou.' i
tate i that I e.iiisidered;
i
!diess-myself to the hi gh
i‘puldie, to `.1143 ,issure
courie wria tli' eirpressi
;of the gov,ei:n eat . , of t ,
- I Oteetol it it !nipple'
i f
;say thatientipe'nal
my tOurs 1 hnp rendere i
Itioeablel lb*Piesidqn
oninlie, t 4 riklneilie l
ocel
e esigtn9. . , -
i O 4l exis f l i*lbetwilen=j
t.ed Stateskl ':: z -'
'' -
1 These Yer*U i !l!tiPix!.
• Dad sinciil ii:liikr: fir ..
titi;loitkir,
liaritqn - of del Preside, -..
apt aitoiiMo,-"'"liPliatio
-r -- After I . l iVi,l.tOeteilii
'liVerAtiOlii*: 'AU:*
! tho'Beere*iY: ~ .iiii 4l, ''i
1 iirisOW !thi:' ''' - iikit'l
kY.4O /3 . 4 4*: 64 , ..'-`. - tk4
lititl"i4 1 4 1 -** . ff',.r"
t o
r PI;OPPI pI4I - 14:Int
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11
I -
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.. ~ +ls..^. i.,et.1f , ,-,l!t 1 111= f4.17'1` , :t'' ,
it 110 v perm it 'the ttoie!
.inua official' relations; ?
iomet4ir' , o fT. 3 theJtelel
1 4.14' he lifrOttio! . -
ti-fr o fi t , kiipliiiton _._.:_zpfeeF.-_,-,
1 14ourigifig 'coo- 4 4 f io r oAs-IPPA '
• .iciint 41.4..tioctfili 1 11i0.14 i§g.140;1414 - d
1 ..' ,. . - W- --- A. p4o:tt, cqn# 94 - to' 1 2 elf Au
-. d=!. M. WeTi. T.ol:,*Ar Portino44 functions
lifirfurtber orders .71' . i .''''' -
' Receive Illii "Seretari ' ot- Stri* - theeX ,, .
ression of. illy high csinsideration. -'..:•-- ..- ..
' iwir 6 /14 s*etai . y: If se' i; la- \Mr;
'• - .--Hit6eman.2.: '- :-,,, ~ \
-1: -:
. , WAsturicrroia;blayt, i;52.'11,`. ' -
, Szit - 1-4Co4toirimunication to , . the: Seeie•. 2 :-
- . ryrof State, Of the ppthfultiyno' a a, - trouncing
i.cter.l i14q4,06 11 to lekvelhe ..iio 4-: ' B l*. ta,.
nib s tatin g thid' lir: filiglkiit4Aciiiiirit;l6
ensul-C neral..of ...Austn#-;nt - , -- dw- . 'Ycirk,
I will cont inu e in: the discharge of fu ctions un ,
l i
tit further orders ,bas been racily - . ,
-
In -reply, . 1 have the •ticri!ev: - ' 4O . 1
that as Mr..Be‘illpilt iS \!(reit :, kn
Secretary of State as as• sondem
veiAi*cil.‘kaitYi anY - einum!lejeatie
may be litelier for him to''siddras
partMentin his. official. character,
cefred with. entire- respect 7.
..- I avail- myftifof this. occasion
you, Sir, tl i he asrrance, of thy.iii ,
-.. 7. HUNTER, Acting §
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for
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t autitsiit of th.
who or' ti dis,
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'to Ile ' el bled
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justice. 4 .. th dtelti
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thof J: thi •
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Austria 114 . e'Uni
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The - NAN. 4 ofFetinsybptnap67i -...1 6 0!.4 . ,
- 6 . fiiible - • etleiroPtir t atictfiof the:ere4p ~.
11641 'str . 4 . 4 . 1eihity., , *2 : .:4 . 6*r,* , .! . :eit . e . ; ;-•
1 . ) , ,i, - ,le;i ' respect ftiiyAi)::siikip.,:i( : tikiiii!..4l
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their.sSt to ' . c;ent . rel.;:COPtpitttoilhcr,
fellow:'N ihigi :Of - t he. - 'll.nitni,''
,e 1 400*, t
i ll
of their • Ositiop;'entt their.-- - rdaittitis . :..f : r
Piaintainipg - it.'. • •. - ....;,-,....- ...-..,-.- - :.-• ': -I-. -,-.'' i:-
,
.As Pennsylvania haa ppver - i,yr•i - sr 4.r.
...cleetorttl vote in itaie,..and.'asheisliite y
t - 6 t', - totif6, - ‘aih.erciettire• ', the ., ',• - .:ar . ttitrer -::.. f
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Litt` cireutnatan,Pea; . telinpart:•• • their : kite . If .,
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.r•eir Of • the seine 'faith: arid - paitt.f: - ; ; :: . :' . .' . . - .:1
-• .: Thellatory of the, past::; fully- eatabh
es' the fa itity,'of the proposittop. , that , . • ~..
_publics are un e ,'orratef4i.r..-7ThF.:-,pletriortes of.
..Witshingtoni.qiietion;:itartiot - p and 'T . ,- '..,
ll:tr . ;.:t each tis.that 1 ilteAttieri'gati . ,-It ppi.tk 'c
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hiewant of ability T We-le re - hilt
and - fl!ne 1 9 answer:, .I .. .1.4-., °r Y
in view' , of-the- i r - ' - - !i . '
• , 1 -rnP9 ant test w e
are;to enter, and f i er E l be sake of-cherished
I n
principles fur voitg# we-hiveiolingtcon-.
tende ,* aido NY si.*lnn4ar !mi.-banner,
tind.;sith '''Onl - 4;4 1 6 PrIT - 4he Whig s
VelinsYlvallia 'Ol / 9 P 9ll' tl i el‘ i ,his of tof
ha'
United;,Stated, Or th ey, kiniw..aeither
warsk.o r South) In none' with' them
another:Aniglity and' inc,Ceisful_ effo rt ; ` to
overthrow again l iiid.f 6 Te* the perniciou s
principles otitheir,commen adverse.
- BY resolution of die State Central -
tint tee.. 1 - i • -
.' , DAVID TAGGART,' Ufa-
T
: iIA)RLES 1 1(?MPSON JO NES, s'44
* 7 r
NYhi* :p ap er s * ft'6PY.
In act to - Incorporate.the Widish!
Plank Road Company: '-. '
' sEr - rpiii i. Be it enacted b 'll ' AS''
and..'i ease qf Repretentozves ojr thi - C9m.
'nonweal It. of Pansy roma in - Genera/
Assonbl inetfand . ‘ ` , it - isAirebi enacted by
the - auilt rity qf IP same, ;That Ream J.
1
' Chainpi in, N. D. Snyder, HenryDewers,'
11 ' 1 ' J.. a S e ar l e , vi 1
.. 4 vl( ost,- , .. eoriar -...eury
Drinker. Asa 101 instead, William Jessup,;
, liiititc L. Postl'Benjatnin S. BentleY.,4e ssa
T.Birchard,-WAltonl. Sher Wood„ Nel
so,n Ross, Jirstus Lewis, John TaylOr,
Charles F.:Wells; George 11. Wells, Bas
com Taylor, Berton ; -Edwards, John II;
Black, Harvey B. Ingham, William Camp
jr:, And L. P.''B,talford 'of. Susquehanna
and 13radford - counties, or , any six of them. -
be and they ap-bereby appointed cora
commissioners to - Open i books, „receive
:subscriptions, and organize a company by
the name style - arid„title s Of" The Wyalu--
sing. Plank Road ComPanyi'l-with pow._
.6r to constn4t i plank road from4at, or
near:the Court= House in theborough of
Montrose, by the nearest` ut , route
to the Istorth Branch iof the Susque gotta
river ' at or iaear.the,nuth of' the Wialv
- sing creek, subject to theveelationsy,t,
, restrictions of an' a n t :regulating t at / aPike
and - plank road.' conipanies passed;.the,
t went y-sia-Ah day 4 pfianuart, Anne Pont
ini, one thousand eicr t hund7rtand,fiirty
nioe, - and the sever; inpplements thereto
expepting:th4 porti -of/the, ;:thirteenth':
1
Section of said act b rela tog to tolls which
k discrirbinates in favo ' .J.wheels of great
. er width than fonyi cbes, and the said
company hereby / in corp orated shall have
f
? power to, reg u lat e , th ir - tolls with i n:",
! he
'': limits prescribed by ; said thirteenth c
''-
tion and the provisio spf the supplem6t
to said -act ( without reference to the width
of Wheeis.iinany ca , \,. ',, - .
SE6TION ( /j. That 1 e provisions. of th e .
ae - ara.l,.third and fourth sections of an,act
.si
~: entitle "_An Act to incorporate the
. -Montr oseand . Harford Plank Road Coin.
! :.:pans.',' : passed the.third day of-February
one, thousand - eight'hundred and fifty-ow
-- b 4 and the sainetire iheyoy - extended td
; ' the companiherebylibconoorated,..Prtei
4. dol l ,/ That said: company Shall. commeuci
6 said rond within twoyears from . .t4e Pas:,
'' sage Of this art aid :com p lete the sayle in
six - ye -Ara, Arid prat:l'll'44lSO,
I hat 'When
ev6i.twi:l or more miles of the . said, road
s
.'slit completed and approved of asjs
'
provided by-the said general act Sell y _tlie
,Ir'' supplem ents thereto the said company
' shall• e authorized to take tell therefor,.
Y Praridedfukther,"ThWi in cape the cow
1 . : pony shall not have coiripletied the whole'
' road coriteniplatd by this qct.by the time
'' named herein, then and in °that case die
said c.ompany shalt' have. a.s full authority
• ovet he part Com - Plated i as thmgh• they`.
' had d r completed the Whole ofsaid rad ,
,
, .
• SE C TION 3. - That gild company may
.locate their road so that the same shall in
no n l ace rise or fall more_ than ftre d e
imes.from
a.. horizontal line; ProOrd,
That the - piOiOlOns - Of this section hi x - ••
tended 'to thit parViiart of:the-MOntrope
and 41 7 aiforil plank lies
twpenhe railroad and-liarford. .
A New way • topro elTethe falai
v The;axenns - ,l;teititia;i •Y
-yesterday - t -
-verp on the, new -Work f Mrs Stowz, ea
-tilcPi, j Uncie •teit'i 6264." It is said to
be n-very ; , book, full 'of tree:
'•- 1 le "t 1 '. • ;£ • • hI I
sena 1 ~ 1 eel a great evolve wtt t a
aholit ton fanatics, and one that should be
put down.. Its - pbjectris to illustrate the
evils of tlO:dnmeslic slave trade, and tbe
OiatressanainfferincravhiCh attetufit ;sr"
i• t, a ppealtici•;:the ciltistinaii feeliUgs:
,ate
I tSinpathies Of ,the;:reader, in'support, (
.
the abolition:of slavery : The work
entirely free that finatiCism; ivbii
has marked, the cereer of NNorthern'at
tiouists nt medern tifil6s, audit
_no - oda
iPipeklnnit that which_ pervades it, had
been introduced intoithe discussion of the
eitt i eStion, it is not like 4, that the botnis'c
• Unian would ever have been Weakeiled by
MI Ve.rAheie reagens alone,the may:
val,ii_ani,iYi : ''
„I. - -- '' -- •- 'k.
Union-! therefore; belioCis. the- &tell&
- t
tie -aud*e Class ;i4i ong the ftieita
of the 'Union all who line Our coil tiyatill
its glorious institutions, add hate 4 de•
„pi tian of ; the Old. Wiirl - ,- -to-.Zie IT
+ or
doiv,ix - making eeeri tto coo.
the ..eril, 'xiri4 lone }vau l tdo this_we, wu
recently
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:44 I n oid r to meet the allactes ,
tibolitionJale, 4/ trooldbe well if l o
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own;ehole_il;lVelpp - 1114 and they al
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The friends o l .the HATI
L i r , o ii K , or ,RidvoN 'nforci Aid dcl s oi
iii in- l - v. o l l e ti g :: - t il b li ti tle T a- i l h f t li s hr o d aT sti - t § ' l i : tti k t;'
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1. t 4 " 8 gra j - li - a 't)i - an4.l/ Pleas 4'4;
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, '' - .Trulii . t4l'iii'alitoil4eful . fike A ,e 7
0.,u,r glorious trk4 l ) atti oraiife P - el
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have clestF'4()yed an ci;iioi4lo in tle
stitution, iindl a ws r if dialritatimi Stilt'
You kftve turned tbeliaii4nfa )ltl
pl 6 by your tigiipliitiiii4d ; and no``
will resrnre qieirtlirfirailie Vision 12 '
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