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to say, in allusiun TO ihe present gloon ana dis
tress:
"TnE AMERICAN rrBL1c WILL SEE, IN THE.
PRESENT STATE OF THINGS, THE sAeAcErY
WATCH PROMPTED GENERAL JACKSON TO ADorT Tue
SPECIE ORDER!"'
Thus do these men scnG at the pnh!ir distress.
II touches not thenl they are in thtir saln-
ries and many OF them, III all probability, are di
vidtng with the brokers of the prnlits their ~
.orton There is not siu"lc Department in the
Executive branch of the Government. including
the chiet Nagistrdcy 'tse!f (wi,h the exception,
al hnlnfrblr exception, OF tbs War DEPARTMENT.
"loSe hrad rs not engaged in speculatiuus u sus-
peatcd 10 be. Mr. AL Buren, is known to have
emasscd an enormous fortune hv sIecuiatiu.:s.
AUD dues no! his obstinate perseverance in the III
famous sp"c'c circular, furnish reasons suspect
that lie Is sill engaged in the busincssl Al men
admit that its direct effect is to give aid and sup
port to the spcculaiors. We had supposed thai
the order wuud have heen mod fled or rcscinlcd:
but il seems the usurpcr is determined to press
qneuce 10 all bu, HIN aud HIS.
How long is This country destined la be cursed
with the mad and mischievous schemes of these
tamperlng political traders? Wha gave then the
right I" regulate the money concerns of the
tfyt What business have they with lheSc
cerns! Aud what they aiming at, by til, ir
oiiicions inicrmedai'ng with these concrrns! Are
they connected with the Wall street brokers, and
dividing the spoil. amassed from the public dis
trnss, wrung tfuin the hands OF honest enterprise,
industry, and labor! The fact is more than prob
a.le.-Rcffmcr.
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Celeste,

an calling the attention of our readers n tho
Claims that La Bayadcre has upon their svmno.
thits, we have no need TO use hne words or ia
preach up to the friends of the drama her ds,ir.
guished evrrlie"";~e- si.a - 90 -r,l huown am,
80 July appreciated by the Discerning pubI;c If
view Orleans that the simple announcement,
OF her Farewell Ben fit, is n MAGNET If ;,s,Ir
"ha''-when ii is known tina, YESTERDAY mor,.
ing by II O'clock every scat was t.ken ~ a..
d'es' circle! Why it only proves what we h,vs
maintained Oft and repeatedly, that ,rse q, r;us
ana feal talent are not suffered to IanousI, in ~,
nooie city TOR want of prompt encouraoeme,,
Inc very TACT that VIC shall, for the last m Wit
ness that glorious effort of music and oc,;o, !, ,ho
s'iai scene OF the Maid of Cashmere. is spf;co,,,
no oring thousaAds TO the thcure. But whom 90,
remember that the lovely being who has been NJ.
Ting across the mimic scene with grace unsre,L,
'hie, 'or month past, and dclishting our i'm NINA
mons with her charming representations. ;s ~.
bout TO leave the theatre of her triumpbs ,,e,Ln,
''erer to rtfsr", with one accorl, we will al ~
40 Did here farewell and God snerd
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COMMERCIAL DISTRESS

The public journals, in all the large CITIES. orc
hllled with the cries of Distress The currencr
vfre'reVably dsranaed, and the money market in
the worst possible state Of depression. The f,iI.
nre oi the Hernans in New Osle2ns 10 H.. amen,
at SEVEN MILLIONS and the suspension of payments
oy the famous hrnI of the jas phs in New York
have hilrd the whole commercial commuu'.y with
marin. money mas risen 10 three per cent a
mnnth, and the banks and brokers arc ,,,,sa;,,''
enormous fortunes out 81 the ruin # the wbns
business community. The infamous t-easutv ~
DIR, which was issued IN dircct opposition 10 III.
laws and The cons 'inon of III" country, and still
preserved in, in despite of the ac,inn of CONGRESS-
Is sprra';ing ruin among oil classes, save ,Lc
rpcruinihrs, the bankers, and brokers lis orcr,.
iion has been 10 deranee the Whole course aim.
tin'ss, and I" convert the banks nro shaving
hope. They cannot DIscorNr, and arc, thtreE re,
a. SHAVE
but what is nl! this 10 the court of Mr.. Van
Bnrrn! They mock nj The public CALAMITY. # n
oil ul"rsan Of this a.oruing has the effronrery
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NJ
WALL srREETOnc O'clock States Bank stotk
aivanrcda little to day Other stocks, parc uarIy fancy
have Xpericnced another decline The European atyiccs
sany ing but favorable, and of they do not improve
tue condition things here. There ai yester
an? OF any nor have VIC yet heard of day
TIL JOS PTS h,ve not resumed their payments.
EXcH, HGE-'-liills on London 10 oi; on Paris ) 90
Express Mail failed yesterday, aud of the affairs
sine Saturday. but the intelligence from Europe throws
gloom oyer the money market and the weakness of many i'll
be tested the current week. 1t is thought by many that it
would be better to sustain the Merchants than the osephs in
asmch as if they do not get relief from quarter there
wi be extensive failures The policy 9th thing should be
looked
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'A1EMl,Nr OF TOBACCO.
EUROPEAN MARKETS,


Stock EXCHANGE, Feb. "a, 10 ocock-C,ns,ls for Ac-
count are SO s. Exchcquer Bills &c PM There is still
Spanish Bonds have improved All Def Il d II to b;
fGTtnsness Bonds are - to !; Threes aO4 to 3 t.
Two ocock-Consols unyaricd, Tomorrow is settling
day in the Foreign Market
-Four o'clock Consos for Account closed at 50 SO g.
rHs.s srocK ExcANGf Feb Is half Four business
and rise has been the consequence. In foreign
has been done.
Feb IT, oclock-Fivc per cents 1O9f &c. Threes 7of
The son of NJ Guzo died yesterday morning at O'clock
IN bis vi year He the eldest of the children Min
cr OF Public Instruction. being the issue Of his marriage
with Mile. de Miuan
Monty MARKET London Feb. 9.-Moncy is scarce and
Banks are asatiag the question of an advance
interest to . or per cent It's revival Imputed the
wick and agget of London for 20O0C0l largely engaged in
the American trade and of Mcssrs w Reddish Ut Liy
ernool has greatly increased the alarm.
Tie MILLION LoAN-A circular issued from tile rrca-
ry calling those cergymcn who have rec 1yed relief from
lac Million Loan TO repay back the same
The circulation of the joint for the quarter ending
Dec st has increased omparcd with the previous quarter
The following the Quarterly Average of the Weekly Liza
bics and Assets of the ank Engla from 18th Nov
lo,o, to 9Th Feb ISL inclusive.
Circulation, 1885, OF Securities 3,os5 ZOO
Deposits, 1I,e.,9, eco Bullion 4u ZOO
Times 32OyS0co a5u7 nm
lAvRE, Feb l1-Weekly Rsviea-CoTroN.--Tbe arrivals
rms week amount to e2Gl bales, the sales 1902 viz5sS
bales Louisiana, no sc; s78do Georgia. fI3O
~ a. Mobile fl.,1 30 Do do damaged at public sale, 60
hia. l,j ~ " '
The determination taken by principle brokers' not to
Her tneir STOCKS tor sale at the has
brought back the market to of equilibrium; and al
though the state of the Cotton Market ITSELF presents no
features but ought rather inspire confidence
the desire of many ether holders realize soon as possible
SUI gives character to the market and keeps prices down
hiccAthough Rice continues in good demand tho prcc
OF United States in consequence of successive has
pci fenced some decline.
AsheSIherc have been sold this week hut Is barrels
Amer"an Potash, I'd quality fir 10 So Il barrc Bra
Ii !an; I'd quality, at II 40
Cottonith Feb sales, 25G Louisiana at a1I2O
l5l bales Upland at ll3a LEI.
Bales for EXportaton The arrivals again been largo
aud amount to 10 1851 bales American; 10 2S bales razs IlO
bales West India 800 bales East Indies aU6 baes
Stock 10Th Feb le}1 "a $50 bales, of which I060O Am.
le3G. l50,2LO $500 do
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Bridging the functions

AT thejunction of ST. Charles and Pc, dras streets
they are constructing culvert with broad pieces
OF granite. So far the comfort of passengers is
concerned, and relief to the poor dray horses of
ahc city is afforded, are pleased to see the in.
PRODUCTION OF this Improvement. Corpora
tons, having the good and convenience of the
community at heart, cannot be too earnest in the
prosecution OF neas to secure these desider,
ia. After heavy fall of rain, VIC fear that the
culVert will not be Sufficient to drain off the wocr
However, the surveyor has doubtless taken the
condition OF that particular point nts consdera.
tion, alter the rails that so often aeluoe or
streets That the bridging Of these lttlp dclls
will be public advantage no one can douh, vho
has any sympathy for the noble horse, or loves
smooth road, and then at night how pleasant i,
will lie TO be able to cross the streets wbout w,.
ding knee deep through temporary river! Go
on gentlemen of the ouncil,-,mp,ope- io,pror,.
let this be your mottn, and health and pros.e,;
~ to the Second Municipality will be the &C tai,
Jesuit.
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%, Is, 80, 8, 2, As, 81, 10, 1, SO, 33, %,
IRE the drG,cn numbers Of the 18Th Class
FREE SGEEEK&SsSSe SCHOOL z99-aslA.4Ass kgs Y.
A UTHORISED by act of the Legislature of the
N Stute of Louisiana, for the benefit OF the )1achiIa
School Society, passed and approved the slst March,
1928. ~ ,,
CLASS No. l6, FOR 1887.
IL be dram in NtrOrleanS, Saturday LIST .4priL
Is Number Lot.cry-l0 Drawn Ballots
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I}UJ II3 H. M "a ~,
Nonhwad. Coming Southwark, the time ia d. % 23h
less being days and IL hours. CT" nouns
aThe time for s'nr'inE in each direction is in ever,
this table. TO noled in
15'Thc Offices at which the Express Mail i, or..,
are New York. PHILADELPHIA Wilmington l;smeerr.s
Petersburg, Raleigh, Fayetteville Columbia. Ann".a.
silledsevillc Macon, Columbus, Montgomery, MoSIn
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TRANSPORTS WANTED.
A NUMBER tfvessels of light draught ofwater and
n wanted Government Transports. They to
be at Fort Brooke, Ilisboroueh bay, by the 10Th of
April next, well provided with floors lumber for the
same with wood aud water, and all other necessary
70 transportation of Troops Indians
era character ofcath vessel, and the price per head
from Fort Brooke to this place, taking steam up the
Mississppi will be received by Major j. Clark, assist
9th inst.
Also, for number Of transports above for trans
porting troops from Fort Brooke to paar hcola to be
at Fort Brooke on the 10th of April next.
QUARTER MASTERS OFFICE,
Now Or1oonc March 1877
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CONNIE EEeGaaE.


STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Oct. LIST, lS36-Nn bales hand. ............ eTG2
Mar CO. 37-No. bales reed this day.. 1928
Total No. do cc'd etiousy 462a!3 46555l
. 474e53
MAJ 30, l5G-Ex this day to Liyerp sol. 1929
no iiohton ....3 JS
do New York;. i6i
Total Expo Is previously. 81, 4-37G2.
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NIS.

Bureau dM Iresorier de Ia Secondc Huuicibalie.
z Els pcrsonnes qui doivent ate AInncipalte pour
lie pavagc iat en- face dc lcur propriee, ont in
tormes qui Mr. l. X Gaiennic, etc nonme Collector.
Leaux qu payeront pat nr presentation du rc<cciv
eront notifies ct les dix ours Apres la noica
ten ills lcront poursives Fills mont pas payes.
m23 DOANE, 1'resorcr.
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23,S45 amounting to 1919, 450
Tickets-wlole tickets 800; halves. So So quarters
81 25.
Packages of % Tickets $780, warranted to draw at
least So, and may draw the four Capitals. Packages
Of shares in proportion.
For Tickets apply the Managers office, 81 Gravier
street, adjoining tho into the Arcade, and 1861
Cha'res ,bctween Cont and ST. Louis SITS.
m2} J X MEAD, Manager.
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Discount Days,
POPE, DAVIS, 4 co.
Commission and Forua, ding Merchants.
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
E.G,r ., Messrs. Lambeth g. Thompson,
Alcssrs A. ii. Wallace, 4 Co. orleaAs

CITY BANK, NEW ORLEANS
"A i the annual lection for Directors of this ns,;,
IN ton, held on the 9th instant, the following named
gentlemen were elected for the ensuing year VIZ.
Samuel J. Peters, W. II. Avery,
= G, wIawsllI ,oo,. Victor VI David.
p o. Scribe, J. ~ IayIcbenrr,
J. G. Walton, l.. Anlrows
Samuel II. Colt, A. Querticr
And at meeting of the Board OF Director. this d,r
samuel Peters was unanimously elected president
ml3 EoBT. J. PADFREY, Cashier.
TEXAS LAND FOR SALE
ANE lengue nnd one third of n league Of land, siu-
= Eata the Copuno Bay near San pa,rtcio-,he soil
among the best to be found in Texas; fine wood land and
rxcecn wacr-thn river navigablc for vessels drawing
and feet wntsr--titc ndispulabc; substantial guar.
antrc Il, INT effect Also several town lots and several
soldiers and 6 months claims, accommodating
rACKAGE HiRDWARE &c. . FOREIGN Stnii & ID DO.
Cominission Merchants,
Is BROAD STREET, NEw-fO DIRK.
I AYES hand and are constantly receiving from
4 Eng land md Germany, fu supply of Hard.
ware goods which nIc offered by the package ut manu-.
actnrefs prices, Their present stock consists of
l60 casks Carolina Hoes, ass'd
22O do bright traces do
~ do log claims do
l22 cases English f,wling guns
10 do German do do
II do Cross cut saws
% casks edge tools, ass Il makers
~ do sill files do do
II do y II, pocket and dirk kuigcs
II do table cutlery
II do brass kettlcs
80 do brass chamber oan Il sticks
10 do hooks and hinges
do wood screws
Il cases pistols, 0ss'l
30 tons English boiler plut,4
70caals sheet zine
l10O boxes lin plato, assorted siHcs,
with MS" GOOD supply OF Aucric .n hardware.
Orders VIII receive prompt attention, and executed al
lowest prices. ian 3O-}m2nw
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rHHHE subscriber gratiicd for the liberal encourage
L. ment heretofore bestowed upon his establishment
respectfully announces the public, that he still con-
tinucs to manufacture Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron
and also contracts the Blacksnith business in general
Mt Nol20 New Levee street, where all orders for steam
boat and other work in his line will be attended to- and
executed with despatch lie hopes by punctuulity
and due sttenton To business, to merit continuance of
public patronage, J. T. OSBORN.
New Orleans, Doth Mnrch. 1877. 2nn.
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A WIS.,,

Buaeau du Trisorier de la Stconde .H,u1c,paEte
n A Collecte DIES tazes nr les propretes forcees ct
Il lles esclaves, pour Fannee 1885, commcnccn lie Is
Avril, 1887. l.. r.. Gaicnnic est nomme Creclenr.
Ccux gu! payeront pas ur la presentation du
eront notifies and dix jours aprcs cs poursuives judi
payis dams cc dc'iai. m23 J DOANE, Treasurer.
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NUT1CF..
Tfeasmcrs' QM:c, 81 cond .N,aucipahiy.
6tOI.LECTlONS for the tax Real Estate and
" Slaves for the year 1885, will commence on the
18th April, 1887. r Gaicnnic is appointed Collector
Suits will be brought after ten days notice against all
delinquent. m28 DOANE, Treasurer
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FATENT CUEI NINS.
FSNHOSE who wish to see the subscriber respcc ting
his Patent Cotton Gins, will be certain find him
ut his Office, 53 Magazine street. opposite Banks Ar
cahc, from 10 to IL m, and from to o'clock. p m.
mG0 ALEX JONES.
EOWLES.-3O bbs for sale ut G6 Magazine ST. by
% m3D } NJ BROADWtLL & Co.
6ANE hundred bbls fresh Corn meal, for sale at Go
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\ lFE in London. on the Day and Nj ght ncs, in
~ rtmbles and sprees through the metropolis, by
PIERCE Egan, in vols.
The IIumorst, edited by Theodore Hook, 1887.
The Young Ladys Gift, common place book of prose
and poetry.
A collection of Pleadings and practical Prccedents,
with notes thereon and approved forms of bills of
costs; containing also, References, sc. to lngra-
hams Practice, ID edition, by John Y. N. Yates,
Esq.
Elements ofInernatona Law, with history of the
science, bylIcnry Wheaton, Esq. Just received
nd for sale by BENZ LEVY.
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SE7AS brought to the Poll prison of the 2nd Mu-
Wv nicipality the 24th inst. negro man who
calls himself EDMUND, and says he belongs to Mad
am Salbo He is about SO years Of age feet inch
cs high.
The owner will comply with the law and take him
away. II s HARPER,
m30 Capt of the Watch.
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NATAS brought TO the prison of the ID Municipality
w on the 2Sd inst Grilf man, who calls him.
self Charles Lewis says he belongs MIR WascyAIy-
new, he is about 2s years old 5 feet inches high
The owner will comply with the law and take him
away. +. S. HARPER,
Dp30 Can't. of the Watch
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NtRN!TuRE, &c.-lhe subscribers have for sale
J. landing from ship Henry, invoice of Furniture,
mattresses and silk pillows at 4Si Magazine ST.
by nl3O | BRIDGE e. Co.
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COOPERS NEW WORMS, &c.
= LEANiNGSin Europe, by the Author of "The
4 Spy, &C.. in vols.
Sketches by Boz illustrative of every day life and
~ day people, being continuation of "Watkins
ToItle, and other Sketches.
Minor Morals for young people, illustrated in Tales
and Travels. BY John Bowring.
just received aud for sale at the of Camp and
Common streets, by nI3O WIN NckEAN.
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81 Warlcs Theatre Afcade, and .lrcuac BaMs
CoMpGnY.
A GENERAL meeting Of the Stockholders will take
a place in the office of the ST. Charles Ihcatrc, on
Monday next, at o'clock NJ, to take into ideyal
ton the amendments to the St. Charles, made by the
Legislature, and for the transaction of other business
4 puncuaI uttendnnccis requested.
by order of the President,
mo IEllll,E {,
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
THNHE book of Saint Nicholas, in vol. being vol H.
IL of the new complete and uniform edition of Paul
dng's works.
The Dutchman's Fircsidc.--A Tale in vn4. bang
vols. II and 10, Of the new complete and uniform
edition Of Pauding's works
l1omer-Translatch by Alexander Pope, Esq. in 3
vols being Nos. 81, 80, and 81, of Flurpcrs Clas-
steal Family Library. Just received and for sale
by VIM MckEAN,
meg corner Camp and Common s,s
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YOUTHFUL IMPfISTER, &c. &c.
'ENllE Youthful Imroster, a Novel by George W. NJ.
II Reynolds in vo's
Traits and Trials of Early Life, by l.. e. H. author of
''tile Improrisa,rc, &C."
Female Robinson Cm-oe, a tale of the American will
deless.
Eoulth experiment of living without means.
The Element of Political Economy, bv Francis Way
land, ID. d. President, of Brown University, and
professor of Moral Philosophy. Just received and
for sale by n3D BENZ. LEVY.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24
From he Teras Telegraph.
MESSAGE

Ofihe President to both EouseS of Con-
greSs, R'ceired September &c, 1887.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Re uBLIc OF Texas.
To The Senate d II. Of representatives.
GENTLEMEN:
Circumstances involving impor-
tant interests TO the country, have in
duced the call of special session Of
Congress; which subjects, will re-
Guire your immediate attention, and
profound elaboration. The frequent
call of extraordinary sessions is 10 be
deprecated; and would have been n.
voidcd on the present occasion, esne.
cially as the annual session Of Congress
will occur soon; but the necessity Of
your present meeting could not be
SC well anticipated. by any future ac-
ton of you' honorable body, as it can
at the present moment.
At the last session of Congress 4,
provision was made for the appoint.
ment OF a Commissioner, to run the
line between The governments of the
Unite State and Texas. This mon.
sure was based, so as to corresnond
with measures which have been adon.
ted, on the part Of the United States.
Tor ascertalning the true boundaries.
OF the two count les. Though no &C.
ficlal intelligence was derived from tho
government of the United States i
nevertheless, was deemed satisfactory
us 10 ITS correctness; and, has sub.
sequently been verified. as will be
shown to your honorable BODY h.
documents which will be referred TO-
yonr consideration.
The land law, which was passed bv
G last Congress of the Republic 81
texas, and which was designated 70
take effect on the first day Of October
next coult not 60 into operation.
without conflicting with subjects too
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24

tears and blood from ttebeafi' " re
innocent. Hefbg pH is he day %
Ae6,, San dndaH pIifr's their
Gniied and solemn protest against our
NATIONAL Blns,ico and crime; their to-
fuaf,ry urreHder of he Zee aHd Fte-
egrioaS bteugs ,fHe Union, for Che
.gte Of internal peace, and honorable
standing "a consistent republicans a..
mopp the nations Of the carth.'
Whatever feelings and expressions
in favor Of dividing the Union may
have escaped tine South, they have
been driven to thoutter and entertain
them by the tralterous and fanatic
course of the abolltlonists OF theNorth.
No set Of men have been more devo.
ted 10 the Union-haye exhibited
more patriotism. more disinterested-
ness. more zeal. talent. ard ardent
love Of the Union-nay, have exhibit
ted better and purer capacity to 60
yern this country, than our fellow CT
zens of the South; but all kinds Of de-
testablc conspiraoies have been set on
. 10 t to excite their feelings, violate
their rights, AMI lriye them to separa-
ton. Jealous and ambitious politicians
at the North nave set the ball in mo-
ton fanatics and political preachers
have carried cut their views; but we
now repeat what we have before fire.
quentIv declared, viz: The great body
IofHe People at he North are sound.
| They are against the abolitlonlst--
they are in favor of Union, and never
will consent to allow the South to be
moested on the question Of their slave
property. The time has emphatIcaI'
" arrived when treason from the pull
pit should excite as much attention
and apprehension as if it emonated
from the press. He who coolIy re-
, commends a division of the Union,
which must inevitably lead to civil
war and ruin to the whole country
cannot be considered in any Other
hight than a traitor, no matter Whe
Their lis treason comes from the forum
OF the pu pit. We must cease, in thi.
country, to reverence mere calling
lie who breaches Pence m earth, Gn1
good viii to man'-who points out the
path of duty to God and our fellow
creatureS-Who recommends COOL
works, temperance, charity, piety,
love Of our families, and all those
bright and cheering obligationg which
are the foundation Of religion here
and life everlasting hercafter,demands
atour h9nIs reverence, respect, mi.
triton End support; but the Fanatic
who, under the cloak Of religion,
mounts the pulpit TO excite one Sec
ton Of the Union against another, let
him be stripped ofhis gown. and turn
the wo)t in sheep's clothing among the
demaeoguos and restless politicians Of
the day.