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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-21
Hfty Dollars Reward.

FIFTY Dollars Re,Udrd.
ESCAPED from the jail OF this city, on The 9th nit
H negro man named EN- soInetiHiss calls hiUs Elf
HBN FoRD, about ~ years OF age feet Inches
hieh,snaightand well made, and dresses very veil,
with watch be ts baker bytTade and formerly be
lougso 70 JaHiss Young, baker IN Rockets. Ben 10
ye ven acquainted with the captains 81 vessels and
no doubt he has attained forged papers so as To pass
ier free man. hereby forsHa ali masters Of vessels
ron b0oTing or carrying the said slave Ben out OF
this commonwealth. The above reward Willie piyen
a. delivered TO me al the Jail Of thscity.
X. RURTON, ID. 8. for GEO. SAVAGE,
December 3. so. IL q II r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-21

To the Members IF the Bible Society of Virginia.
meeting VI the managers Of the Bible Society Of
- Virginia, on Saturday, The Nh Of March, Ia2O--
- Reiotved, That The Rev. John ID. Bkair, the Right
HeT RtshdrfC Moore, and Daptd L. Barr, be ap
ponted communicate prepare the annual Report 10
be laid before the general meeting ethis society on The
nrst Tuesday In April, after being submitted to aud
approved by ameetng ofthe managers.
fessOlHed, That the Rev. JRssR Il. Tu9NRn be re-.
Queaed TO open dViHe service at the geHeTal meeting
In April next, With hymn and prayer, aud the REV.
<oHNH RIcE 10 conclude Il With sermon sppropri,
ate to The occasion and Ihsi the pore be then
pnhhely read by the Recording Secretary.
hefotUkd, That the mnsters Of the several religion.
SonsIesatIns In the city Of Richmond be requested TO
give pubic notice, on the last Sunday in this month
and on the frst Sunday In April that the general
ing otthe members Of this society will lake place on
tnesd2y the sixth ofApr atthe Presbyterian Church
~ me said city, at ten O'Clock In the morning thst
oipihe service will be performed on that day aud
snatthe bell will be Iung at nine, and Eat O'Clock
for the purpose Of couvenngh members and all Other
persons who may choose to attend the meeting.
ordered, That the said Resolutions be published
lwice Weet in the several newspapers In this sily
unlll the day Of the general meeting.
The foregoing is atTue extract from the pTocee
INN. MUNFORD, RecoIdg Secy.
Richmond, march,. ps,tsA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-21

Steam Beat md Stages.
- k'IE Steamboat WASHINGTON has commenced run
- ping from Potomac creek to Washington city.--A
itgular line OF STAGES leave Richnond every morn
iBy orthe hoat-fhs line Is the most expeditions "a
ven IS the Cheapest mode ~ conveyance 10 WaahiuV
l0n CITY and Baltimore. March a. OF a.
-.. NOTICE.
M S2SNo' hhE Goodrich, WIN. Chase heir at law Of
Sass Chass, dec. Richard Phillips sad Thomas
on aud each Of ySu not heng inhabttants Of
Wv sas oi Virginia., take this method n nstiCying
,yssn 49, on Monday, tue 81 of pril sexi be.
see tne nouns of six IN the morning ana supss a
% siore OF Nathaniel Perkins In Inc county ~ 20
a. piSeSsn 70 take the deposiiions Of william smith
~ s'1 osnsis 70 be read as evidence in fnit now
uSPsnamE IN lbe county court Of Louiss In rbicb :
aai PiaInsh, and sou aud others are defs1dsats
an, yours, &C.
louisa, March 3. IN az s, En-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-21

pit persons having claims against the estate q (
- 1ACoB WILLIAMSON, dec. are hereby notified
70 sue on them Immediately aud those inde bted To
the said estate are required to forward and make
payment--Ihe public are cautioned against transact.
luganY business relative to the said estate with any
person other than the subscriberand such person or
PsTons a. have possession Of the papers said dece
dent are required 10 forward them to the
SAMUEL BOOKER,
6dHIoT de bon!s H0H Tith the triH annered.
of JGcOb EPtiLidnIsoH, dec,
Adfsn d @..U
Ill persons having claims against Jos. DARhS.
A fhDt, aec. are requested 10 make them known,
DANIEL, CALL, Ex'oT
- OF Joseph Darmstadt, dec.
GROCERIES.
ME- are nov receiving, and for sale.
w 10 ihds. Sugars
90 barrels excellent Gin
100 do. WHISKY
SEQ bags Coffee
50 do. Almonds, soft she'll
~ baTreis Loaf Sugar.
OTIS, DUNLOP & CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-21

SLAVES AT AUCTION,
WILL BE SOLD, on Tuesday the 2Ist Of March,
w before the door of the Union Hotel Richmond ,
FIVE NEGROES-a man and his wife, two no, IS, about
years old, and small girl. The woman wi perh APPS
nave another IN this month. H0RATIo TURPiN.
~ The Gale will be conducted by Mr. las. sm,ihers.
March II. tOt at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-21

NOTICE.
DoRsUANT TO a deed Of trnst executed 10 the sub
= scriDers by William Woodbridge, dated February
22d, 1914 and OF record in the Clerks Office Of Ches
erned cosnty, for the purpose of securing Edwar
woodbridge certain sum of money therein expressed
IN said dees shall proceed seii highest bid
der for ready money, In trent Of HALEY Coles tavern
IN said county, on Wednesday, the 29th instant at IL
O'Clock " fair, otherwise, the day tbere.f
ter, The following property, Ito WITT TWO NEGROES,
Jerry, man, and Fanny, woman, much of the
sad pIopeTty will be sufficient discharge the said
deed OF trust together with the and charges Of
carrying the said trust deed into effect Such little will
only De given as is vested in US as trustees.
EDMUND LeCKETT,} .r
EDW n. MoSELEY. i'a@'ees'
March 10. ina ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-21

Rep YOrh 5iysnc,t Jnsiiraure Coon6n11
THE subscriber, agent for the above company ton
tinnes 10 effect Insurance against Fire ION build
inssl Stocks in Trade, Household Furniture, Sc at
his ONCE, one door below the Union Hotel in Rich.
mond. -l''' = 1890
Applications by letter, (post pad) will he duly al
tended TO. JOHN -. LAY Accent
fer the N. Y. p. I. Co. for the State of virginia
Feb. IL. go yspn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-21

On molten OF Mr.. ERIN, the commit.
tee on The District Of Columbia were in.
sirucied TO enquire inis the expedienrv
ofso lar altering tic law oi selling real
es'nie for taxes ~ The said District. as IN
allow 10 minors the right Of tie eouitV
for redemption, two gears after they sbail
have attained 10 the age Of iweniV.ons
years, by complying ojih tie conditions
now reqaired by Iaw.
Mr.. Foot Submitted the following reso~
luton:
Rcsolrsd, 7 hat tie commiltee Of WAYS ma
means be insirBctedto epguire'inio the eSsss
) Siency Of repeating o. sfst2ioa TIA Ast' n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-21

Mississippi river. on lie nrarest direction
ana ON The best ground that can be
elected.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23
DIED.,

In this town, on the 18Th inst. Mrs EsrHEa
DRisc, wife Of Mr.. John Dring, in the 3sth year
of her age
On the S.h inst Miss HANNAH GoeroH, daughs
ter of Mr. Urah Goron. in the i5'h year of her age
At Nantucket. rHoMAs PsoSHAs. Of ths town,
aged,l 10 years
At Precedence. on the l0'h INST. Capt JoHx GLAs
sIsR, aged 73 years ON Sunday. Mr. HrNay
RsLL, formerly of Brishoi,, (.iiass } in thc 5o,ii
year Of bis age.
At Harrington Cig, the Hon. JoBN GRAuAM,
late Minister PIenipotentiary a; The Court Of The
Brszils (Rio Janeiro)
Al his residence For, Jactson, C.9,o5ara.
on the 18th OF July, in the 4Oh year of his age, his
Excellency WILLIAM w 9;nD, Governor and
Commander in Ch,ef ,f the State of .fabdmu
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23
UNION FACTORY.

THE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and The public in general, that they
have added to their establishment a complete set
Of new Cards, suitable for csrding Of Merino WOOL
in the bes, manner which together with their for.
nner machinery make their establishment complete.
Wool Of all grades carded into rolls at the low
est terms They wish to receive wool Cor msno.
featuring on shares or contract. ~ msy best suit
their employers They continue 90 ca!ry on their
CIo,hing business, in al ,s various branches. Nv.
cry sttention will be paid ~ cooring Of Grapes
Bombazettes, Silks. &c. The following persons
will receive and forward any aticles inlended Cor
the Union Factory nrs
GEORGE LAYTON, T,person.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Bri0sf Ferry.
EDWARD STANHOPE, and
J w. WATSON, Nerty~s
The subscribers, return their sincere thanks 70
their old customers and solicit the continuance Of
their fsvours. JOHN BtBCOCK.
MOSES LAWToN.
Portsnoush, sune 2, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23

to ts.e county,. ihe Board, however,
declare that the persons affected, have
been found to have had an intercourse
with the neighborhood OF the district
where the fever first broke out. As
strong evidence oil the existing alarm,
however, the corps of Cadets, who had
set out on visit to Philadelphia, halted
a, Bristol, within about 20 miles OF the
city, from whence, after day or two OF
rest, they were to wheel about, and take
up reirograde march EH West. Point.
A case Of malignant fever has occurred
in New. York but, on enquiry, it was
found to have originated in PhIadelphia.
The person was Immediately taken TO the
Qua. sitine Hospital. This single In
stance OF fever has awakened as much
alarm in the New York papers, as though
the city was invested by all, the diseases
ofPandofa's box.
AS this is the season when MOTH arc
apt to inJure woollens, | take the liberty
of stating an efectuaI remedy which I
have used for several years past. Take
1912 cts. worth Of Gum Camphor,
strew over thet bottom Of trunk, which
may be filled with woollens and closed
tight; This will efectually keep out
all insects. Should it be disagrerable,
an hours exposure to the air will dissipate
the smell OF camphor which the woollens
retain when taken out.
Bali. Telegraph.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23
MIR RIED.

At South Kingaown, on the IN inst by the Rev.
Mr. Nortbup, Mr. Rowss CLARxs, jun TO Miss
Luev RsvsoLps, daughter OF Joseph Reynolds,
Esq. all Of that rlsce.-
At Ear. Gresnw,ch. on the 18th inst by the Rev
Dr. Pstten, Rev. CHARLES BnIces, of Lermgton.
Maze to Miss ELIZA Casey, eldest daughter
ofWsnton Casey. Esq Of East. .Greenasich:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23
NAILS,

THE subscriber has just received a
II quantity Of cur NAILS, Of the very best
kind, and Of various sizcs-and has made arrange.
ments for . regular and constant supply, which he
is ensbled TO sell by the cask at Factory prices and
at retail for very small advantage
He keeps also supply of LUMBER, consisting
Of Pine boards. planks, joist and shingles, of var.
ious qualities, which he will sell at the loves, mar
ket prices. GEORGE ENGs,
Siynef the Eagle, No l37, 7hames street.
Newport, June 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23

The inhabitants Of Paris have been
lately amused by a scientific exhibition
IN the Garden of Palais Royal, where q
gun is fired off by the sun exactly as it
comes to the meridian. and thus denotes
the precise hour at noon. Considerable
crowds daily assemble to witness the ex-
pertinent.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23
The Third and Last Call.
Agoing Agoing VERY Cheap.
VIM. JAMES TILLEY,

No. l24, Thames sfreff.
LAS just opened great quantity
i i Of Goods, which with his old stock makes
his Asscf fment complete among which are, su-
per6ne. 6ne and common Brosdcloths; superane
hnc and common Csssimeres 6ne FlanneIs and Pc
lise Cloths Grape Dresses; Canton Grapes. Sim
chaws LuRstrings Italian Grape Silk Laces and
Gsure Bombssises and Bombnzet's fine and
common Msrsehles ves,ng Ladies Hose. Cloves
and ParssoIs; Combs, Handkercbiefs, shirtmgs
and sheelings, complete assortment of Americas
Goods and great many other Articles too numer.
to mention al Of which will be sod low for that
Friend Of all mankind. on this Globe, CASH
Newport, August 2, 1920.
" PRIv7IhG @, Of all kinds, ereessed in
q saasfaessrv mesner, az fbis Office.
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the fotioWipg :--+
superb dark tna light Brown, black. olive blue
blue. Prints from ls6 & scarlet Bompazetts
rs Real me riuo Shawls, for
50 Carlisle Engham. oniy s 2 each
for only is6 60 imistion ditto for IS
a blue india, Cot,ons, each
3,..s ,,,% 3, q -, y. =. Floor c.rPe'i"g for 81
is6 Dlsck and colour'd Nan.
Diaper Sd per ,ard Rus. kin Grapes
STA do ,st Black Lus,ring for 3s9
English Lhdseye do per yard
10 To q Ble.ct'd shee,ing A.
unh'eech'd Shsiings FOR wide. for 20 cents
ony 81 Elegant single and dou.
Hosiery from 2s5 to 6s bic width black Bonn
per pair baseen
American Plsids and Cingham and horn han.
Stripes die Umbrellas
~ American sheetings Blue, black ard brown
for iS cents Broadcloth and Cassi-
Elegant 80 large Grape meres
Shs~ls Black, red. chocolate &
DO Waterloo do. with yellow silk. rofnal and
and without borders, bandanno Hbdfs
cheap. Irish Linen from % 10
A very handsome assort- 7s6 per yard
men, Of MArseiles Dimi,ies and Csmbrics
Vesting. Book and Leno Muslins.
Stripe forentine and Boxes with Looking.
jeans. for pantaloons Glasses
and jackets. Pins tor only Sd &c &c
Also.
DR. Watts Hymn Books, arranged by Wincbeli
De-, Martins Real Japan Biacking.
LskexSse A constant supply of the newest pat.
terms OF Straw BosSeTs
Newport, August g. 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23

Two black snakes were lately killed
near Dedham, each measuring alive feet
and half, in one of which were found
nine youue rabbits.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23
HARDWARE.
ANTHONY V. TAYLOR,

Vo. 80, THdNfs sfreef.
INFORMS his friends and customers,
i that he has for sale, HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
&c comprising an extensive and complete Assort-
ment Of such articles are usually kept fer sale in
Hardware store among them are Brass Ket-
ties, and other brass ware Knives and Forks, Of
different prices locks, hinges and screws, brass
and other door ls,ch.s, files and rrsps. razors {,
homes coffee mills gun locks warranted whale
bone & snew mounted chase WHIPS floor Brushes
Of the first quality shoe and clothes ditto, house
carpenters broad cast Steel Axes PASSWORDS
Scythes, hoes and sickles Iron hollow Ware, &c
together with . handsome assortment Of selected
NAILS The above articles will be sold 40 low 40
Can be purchased in this town or state
For saie "a second hand Chsise. with plated Har-
ness, low, for cash, apply as above.
Newnort June %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23
NOlICt.

The Republican Freemen of the town
Of Newport, are requested to meet this
EVENING, at early candle light at the
Reading. Room, (under the Office OF the
X. ]. Republican, for the purpose of sc.
lecting three Candidates to be supported
for Members OF the General Assembly,
on Tuesday next A general and punct-
ual attendance is requested.
August 80.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23

The Board Of Health of Philadelphia
have announced the existence of several
new cases of malignant fever. in different
parts Of the city; which, as was natural
10 be expected, has excited, considerable
alarm, and driven many Of the inhabitants
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23

-:9s- ...4
We copy the following highly ntes-
esting and important nesus, from the
Providence american, of yesterday.
Who will hereafter doubt the g sagaei-
y" and Oieiianee" of the Editors of
the Providence Americans
'TH KING.
Yesterday, the King rode on horse
back, in the Parks, &c. and was receiv-
ed by all ranks, with most marked and
dutiful respect, stopping to make their
obeisancc with their hats of.-He after
wards dined with the Princess Augusta.
His Majesty was evidently in hign
health and good spirits.
-:~:-
The u. 5. brig Enterprize, lieut..
Kearney, arrived at Charleston 9th inst.
ma days from Havana, and was to pro-
ceed for N. York, I'M q or S days.
Lieut.. Kearney demanded and brought
out several Americans who had been
imprisoned at Havana.
The ship Edward whiSh has arrived
at New. York, sailed from Cadiz 10th of
June. MIR. Meade and son are passen-.
gers All remained quiet in Spain. 1t
was settled that the c ortes were to meet
ON the 9th of July. The members e.
lected were almost uniformly friendly to
the Constitution and new order OF things.
and the only fears that prevailed with
the considerate people, were, that they
would no, be able to Contro! the enthu.
siasm oi the nation, and settle upon q
calm and rational government.
Anofher Mail Ro6berry.-On the
l4th of Jolly, the Mail from Mount Ver-
non to Darren was cut open and robbed
by the mail carrier, who is according to
the Darien Gazette, boy under twelve
years oi age.
Distressing 7imes.--A family in this
neighborhoed, who, for years past, have
been in the habit Of cuItivating few a.
cres of land, to raise corn, but who never
raised as much as would supply them
with bread one half the year, arc this
year distressed beyond measure, in con-
sequence Of the bountiful interposition
81 providence, in aforjing them crop
off the same land, that will supply them
with bread through ont the year, and
have afew barrels to spare--snd reader,
what do you imagine to be the reason |?
Why truly, because their extra crop,
they dreadfulIy apprehend will not bring
them more than two dollars barrel.
PETE sburg paper.
The Board Of Health of Philadelphia
have announced the existence of several
new cases Of malignant fever. in different
vv,xx. n Tho r.t, ,ph,cI ne ,vac natural
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23
CHEAP GOODS,
a. GoIAG Rdrihs

u AVE just opened. s,,l. as
l. 4 elegant sommer GOODS, among which
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23
and the
Hon."SAMUEL EDDY,

be recommended to the Freemen of this
State, tor re-electio as Representatives
in the l7th Congress of the U. States;
and il was further unanimously resolved,
BY said Convention, that they will use
all fair and honorable exertiops to eject
that object.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23
: NEWPORT.

Republican Nomination.

Republican Nomination.
At a General Convention of Republi-
can Delegates from the several towns in
Rhode Island, at Newport, on Wednes-
day, the 2lst OF June, lS20-PHILIP
MARTIN, Esq. President, and DurKE
J. PEARcE, Esq. Secretary-H was
Undnimousfy Resolved, That the
Hon. NATHANIEL HAZARD,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23

~ Hrs " hsr~
- \ bar L n first
fsmcon -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23

Another Mail Ro6berry.-On ii
l4th of July, the Mail from Mount VeI
non to Darren was cut open and robbie
by the mail carrier, who is according I
the Darien Gazette, a boy under twelv
years oil age.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-12

"Androseosgnn is F." too long winded" TO sai
admission into this days paper.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-12
DIED,

In this town, on "Wednesday last Mrs. ARK
INE, wife Of Henry Smith, Esq. and daughter OF
Hon. Robert sootbgste, aged ~.
There is something in the belief that those
whom Providence has taken from us, have gone
to a better world than this is, which makes us
more than resigned under their departure The
biiterest bereavement which man expert
ence ie thai which snatchos his friend from this
world, when he is least prepared TO 60 to anoth.
er-but when he has seen him giving up his
'rnQrtal existence, because blessed HoPE is
Iboekonng him TO orc that is immortal--he has
10 tears TO she'd, that friend is beyond hi. pray
ers
The death of Mrs. Smith, will be mourned by
a large circle Of fiionds who loved her-and Of
acquaintance who esteemed her-and the So
cety in the midst If which she moved will re-
gret her departure, although they cannot doubt
that she has gained every thing by her leave Of
il. She was gifted with an excellent heart. 40
rank weeds OF worldly passion sprung up there,
to spoil the beautiful harvest that was preparing
for Ilesven--il was the field for the fair plants
of beneyolence and charity and goodness and
She was gifted with dignified under
standing. II was not the proud--res,less--dubt
Jog mind-but il was one which learned much,
and betrayed much, without ostentation-whioh
weighed .iently-and reasoned siiently-Her
mind was never treaeherous TO her heart-for
both rested on God She was in the morning Of
life---in yonth-and beauty and promise but
the blast came and tho flower was wthered-
bnt 1t wthefed only for the earth--God has
bre athed upon it--and IL will bloom with pnfer
loveliness 10 the soil to which il is transplanted.
In this town, an infant Child Of Simeon Pratt,
aged months.
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gra,uitous aid unJeeoun able al Inc south
ward. M1nacled as they are 10 thu, quarter
by circumstances not 10 be imputed 10 them.
selves, let them no, on The other hand be sur
prisei ihat their brethren, who are different
y situated, should feel double responsibility
deyoised upon Their shoulders--an that they
have therefore a sill more soernn duty IL
discharge, which please GOD. they vii mi
fail to perform even at the ri>k oi mol pre-
sewing throughout those former distinctions
of party which have win 50 many saiaisry
effects prevailed among them. 3. assured
however they have 10 disposition to substitute
a new line between the DoTih and suuih,
whether blaok--wbiiGrcs red. Neither are
they 10 be lnlm,da,ea: from every .lfort 10
MAINTAIN the Constitution W the perpetual
menace oi a secession to the Sacred Mount
In dealing with lhe painful details oi this
.iiicult subject, IT'S requisite halthey should
be treated with deiicacy, but al the same lime
handled with iirnnes, and without iadaglng
any nervous lerrors. Whatever Is doGe by
the people Of those states, who's. gcnerui Rights
are affected by The enterprises IN agitation,
shoeld be adopted under solean sel,se OF
/ lhenss lponsibiiy TO themselves, 10 their l,os
terily and TO the world. This portion ei the
people most certainly are not prepared 10 s'i
as unconcerned spectators oi the deporable
situation OF ihmss IN an Interesting seei'on Of
Tthe country. They see no pesil that eao happtin
| to the republic, which shall affect afy part oi
il exclusively. They are neither insens'ble
10 natural rights nor national honour For
getting many circumstances which I.ase here
tofore gwen a variety TO their Sentiments,
they ale uaiied IN an IMPRESSION Oh HE inaof-
lance, that tie sane moral force ni ihe opion
which has been effectively rAefied 10 sub
due an iiso,recioaary spifi. IL soGle ste
tons should tie bloush, TO bear with It's aug
mented potency, upon the refractory ieinpefa.
lnent demonstrated IN another direction 10
wards tie sacred and saln,ary restraints oil the
constitution. /, is spirit winch requ.tes to be
euibed but not broken and no method should
be adoplea. f,at shall tend 10 impair tie al.
ceni harmony among the original nieiobsis oil
the system. But a rebellion ~ s,issouri would
be mer. s. fempesi IA q lea pot. Ills ca
taa gate III the ha,inn IS TOO green Tor ll'e coek
sde It wears, and the swell IL carries. IL
bearing Is rather too bold FOE the length ol is
beard aud lis tone shonld be icueeled sasne-
What les, rssoiue and ps.tmldery. iul lie
rights of the Triton should al AL tsenis DC ie
specied. In DO slis,baii,e will as friends
consen, To- lis abandonment. She coaa,iioa d
this uuiou II should hg remembered, Is llf
liberty, The sovereignty end tie equality 81 Ii.
people, which II Is mnst tes ogiiy' hoped tue
effect OF tie present coniiosersy may eoiy
serve 10 consolidate. But Ibe ,iiize. Q. each
State mus be eened citizen o, any state or
the Constitution iiseii must be abandoned.
MAINE.