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TO MECHANICS, PR0PRIETORs OF

HOUSES AND HOTELS BOARDING HOUSES AND
HOUSE KEEPERS IN GENERAL. Subscriber off rs TO
mechaics bis american silver in
Of oa different hcknessc useful for CRATES fem
ders &c IN the Of this week and he really To- supply
builders and proprctors OF houscs with rnun such M
locks knobs KEYS carpet rods bel pulls sash knobs q all
public and private housekeepe be supplied any
OF table tea and dessert dessert forks napkia
butter ladies'
best pattern, and warranted to keep their colour ~ -
Prices very moderate AVID any orders executed by
jso II - M E,a.dyav
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DENTISTRY.

DENTIxTRY,
i ~. CARAVAN, SURGEON DENTIST, and MaauG,c.
agrsI neorv1pft6e Teeth No 23 Hudson few doors
NJ Dr Cs charges moderate. his ncorupI,e
teeth are really splendid, ils am
- YDER,S FIRST PREMIUM GENTLE.
~ MEMS BOOT AND SHOE STORE No S ne. kpsr :,
Clinton Hall New York, IN. PakThe subscriber grateful
Tor the sstne used patronage red Opening the
above would respectfully inform his friend. and r p,c
general that hc kec hand aud constantly
prime article III water Boots of
which have given great satisfaction Tor who
have them -
Boots of superior workmanship ard finish and opera
Psmp that the silver Medal of the
| Institute, At the late Fair al Nblo -.
Strangers visiting IN city viii find Ia hnir
as much attention . paid to transient customers.
All orders Thankfully ecciv and pusatuay attended To-
BA good assortment OF Over shyes for sale redaced p
cct J27.im-
~ YEARSPkESENTS scnber has received The mos,
choice and beautiful collection of Animals Juvenile Escc
works which he s had the pleasure Drag 10
his friends and patrons whica
The Book OF Gems The Violet
Gems ~ Beauty Pearl
Flowers VI Loneliness 1896 Christmas Box
Drawng Room scrap Book Union Annia
Parlu Scrap Book Jiyenio FORGET Me No
Keepsake - scrap Book
- Book OF Beauty Lllley OF the Valley
Heaihs PIctufcsque AnnUh FAIRY Book
The English Annual ogyphcnl Bible
Onental Aanaal Robert hanble's Sketch Boo
Nagnoiiu The New Years Token
Token Palcnt Gft
Forges Me Not Parents Cabinet
Christian Keepsake Farrs House
Religious souvenir Two Edwards
Friendships Offering Holiday Gift
Illus oftbe We,ehy Novels Ihasirnns II syrin Holy
Byron Gallery, &C Asia Minor, &c
- G. SHEPARD Bookseller,
dS broadway.
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OF FASHION. SAMUEL CHAP

II
IL mn would most respectfully acqsant the ladies' snd
&c th and the blc reneally, that he sl cont
the old and well known stand No ~ Chatham street
be- found aey 81 articles of his
manufacture, OF cvery style and pa auits too 10
uentionsuch WRr, Teupce Nhskers Musiachocs Bows
Ringlcls Pu Curl. French Brai~ Gcciaps Fnza,-, nc, sc
the European other fsbions and manufactured
superior order
w c. would also afor the gentlemen Of New York and
generally he particular attention
dessng hair and lni'es himself that by long cx
pereDce ard as.iduy h. enabled , vi H. n sup,sf
skf this branch, style peculiarly
varied taste. ofinddua Also particular attention = pa ~
the l. adne fash ~ q tho day
souhero AMI western hants and whocspe er.
particularly invited cal and examine his assortment which
le conS will be nna ellal any city and on the
loNcst efms far cash.
Don m stake the O.-st Chatham street III ims
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DHHENOLOGY, WITH CORRECT PROFILE LIKE
NEssEs.-rhe ladies' and Fcntlcnrn Of New York and
vsters respectfully appsed that Y. Rcyrods
OPENED m office q, No ~ Broadway, next door To peaes
Museum IN conneyion with experienced PIiRENOT.g
GIST, wire will written and faithful define
character and mind from scientific examnato the head
the principles of the las Cab and Smryhon which
will be accompanied by sneesure Likeness ~ r. whose
Prcf'es hive b. much admired for their fidelity.
Hours Of attendance from 10 t and from until g. Terms
moderate it.tm
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cn-Messrs WRIGHT q ROWE b-gs leave iHform their
fends and the pusc that they disposed Of their
Store, OF Broadway and Casa st. and opened 2
Broadway where they keep the most spcnS of
and Fur Caps, in the city.
Afey WRIGHT & ROWE.
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- poPPER's PHARMACY,
diof Bs Broadway, COT. Franklin
a. rr,un n


- TOT X 81 choice ~ Gcutepen'a Young
= Mensfascy ard ut Stocks ~ tie and wok
Just received BY Mrs KING ~ Fulton Which she
ts se hng at reduced ~ eos n is.tf
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THE
NEW YOR X HERALD,

pAiLf AND WEEKLY NEwsPAPEE
!. n,S IKIBg iioN ANB SUBSCRIPTION DAILY Hss-
fercex ~ the city, regularly every aornne
IN Advance TO the Ncwsmen. POI oo'",p4Sao'o "ecs'y
G can III m any pa Of the United OF in Cana
tune as they please. 'o' suon pehoor4A
Inc WEEKLY nRRALB containing all the matter Of tho aav -
SEM by mall az THREE annum in adpsans
city Il Is sold at the office six per copy =" M
Letters 10 the Editor 10 be post paid
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rs- SEE Advertisement ABERNETHY's Compound Ii
quonce Cough Mixture special bowery
Grand 81 has been Obliged IN consequence Of e great demand Of
,nt 81. n % ua.I pas IA r ~ te S,y 20 APP
HILL Beekman and William Agents or this Mixture
ma
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VNOOD,s CARPENTERS, q MRCHANICs,

w TOOL Chatham Chamber
YORK; j. W has constantly m sale excellent
the following Saws description stocks and augrs
and bits patent .c eappers and dvid tgrnng
hncr ce and plates stocks and dies
adxes bcsels, levels bunscrs
circular ursng latbes, vices drawing
siments wood boxes Tor cutting of all III
drill cutting and pliers, utr~
pags, o stones, draw knives. plane non steel
sllaes hollow augers drawing tools Shelter
cabinet makers clamps, copper glue rots blow pipes
IJ large assortment ofPlancs, manufactures bv A. y.
Baldwin. New York. 10 ans.
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to NOTICE TO NEW YEAR PARTTES-J c. DECKER
wis inform his friends the public received
fresh supply of first OYSTERS eady serve them
Fried Sewed Roasted and Picked the liberal terms
at the shortest notice Please apply al l35 Fuonstee
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AND

Ms"s % be- % and held
Upon any sum over $3.50 rredeemabe for year. Il per
Thomas W. Ludlow, Isaac Bronson, jonathan S;"oano
jacob Lo asYsn'e ss sebsn %sso Jane
John Dusr, James Kent p G. stuvye.ant
rme ,ssss
i Thos su Gss,a ssn Koo ys, John Aso,
Jno Mason, Csrueiss W Lawrence - : "a''
N,co,, VIM BARD. President
br d. ATKINS Physician Company ns4r
ATMATER's PATENT HALL AND PAR
a. inc a,s ar OF the American Institute the following
combination Of dnushts arranged tho fae may be
Dnfa WIN grsa mpidty or at medium rate slowly
PASS directly ftom the smoke pipe adjoining
room or the heat be retained in the where the
by the othe;e daushs the fire may ali cxiasushed
coal Or ashes rom the and without ever
may be lighted bottom and made to burn upwas in e
usual way Or be lighted ON the made burn
ssss ] Of ss INTO he sa.s
the 2tG s Ien ni S e eSa 5 doll a. thine
DC tunsd downward In moment all the dali
In the q aaash the brougb. to pass over
sn p NE saang surface OF The rem viz all parts the
mid and pleasant iea
principles differing Others now known no othels conia"
REORGANIZATION ofdas nor large radiarng surface for egaa
lowest possible 80 as eIec NV wa %o
are ,oy ana zoe ret 81 near The
S1;Ioses Halls Paors Offices Chaubors, &C. The castings
are highly ornamental. ~ ''''e'
The stoves recommended giving heat from given
quantity OF coal aud being eer from dust than Others
They can at al Times be 23s Water street
iI2-tf Il. ATwATER a CO.
SUSPENsARY BANDAGEs A. TREsSEs-
general Of these useful surgical n.nments Of
the latest and most improved patent for sale
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ed - III I'D

oLD ESTABLISHED PACKET OFFICE
AT 3i PEARL STREET.
HE Popneois have uded their
Tor The despatchof extra Spnng Ships 10 Iyao, IL
the months Of February March and April aesnous OF
sending Tor Their friends should make early application n anr
they VII proven, detention, delay and dsappont en An
viii be entsd to Tree the
different ports ~ Ireland Scotland and Wales Drafts usual On
the Bank OF Ireland payable in Povnse County In
land Town. Apply . address, 354 Pearl ST.
DOUGLAS, ROBINSON 4 CO. NY
ROBINSON a BROTHERS, Bankers, Lverpool.
J5-u ROBINSON IL CO. Dublin
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10 r. c. BROWN & CO.. having opened q Coffee House
uhe niagara at No IS Warren street and laid stock
cho cest Wines Liquors, DC, hope by s'rct
wishes Of heir castome to merit share public
stiff
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nA CARD w BRYHA M ,espectiuly,aferm his friends
and the public that he has sold his
has completed his and
abishment No eos Bowery opposite Rvingtoa st. eone-
quenty he better
ona s more extensive scale and with
ment oil and Confectionery Wholesale retail
returns thanks for the very Haerng patronage he has
experienced Bowery
No 20s Bowery opposite To Rivngton 81.
JUyuBE PAS ~, rsrutcdffam supeor rti-
Va
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I AND OFFICE.-JouN Z. poc.pprs

I AND OFFICE.-JoHN L. BoGARpus A,,,rra.
- and our 2, Law Clinton Hall No Beck street
sour Arkansas, Military Bounty General Land Office ard wst
Pa.a sLaned and titles perfected soldiers or then h~,.
ether ist Rcyouonary2d Late Ward Canadian yel.r
iecfsh English RefarVs from the States CsnsSa ssd
all the above 9th Titles lands rfcsd fer sor ia n.,,
oftas rechped-7 Heirs under entitled ts lands MA ~.
titles before The issaed reclaim Inc All I.a2
IN the states and Territories the u States Canada N.s.
titles investigated obtained and perfected to ~.
forwarding ~ the above claims acting ~ asens -
several sections 81 country VIII be entitled rs per cent IN N.
commissions COsnmunca tiuns paid ~ ~ -
IT. Valuable fsng hnd ot in the STATE az rf,, n.
quarter sections VI 9e from so go,
near towns and otherwise Also Missouri and ArLs.
SAPONACEOUs COMPOUND FOR SHAW
- ING-rhe unqualified appreciation this soar h,s si,v1
fo the numerous persons who have uscd evesce or
and cmocnt ahe VII ca will div up.n III nse y, si, H.
skin the least pleasantly p>rsned AVID ru neat Gov
rrenpo' answering az t1e purposes 81 a shaving boz.
poPPER's PHARMACY,
diof 3ss Broadway Franklin Ct
TO THE PUBLIC si0cgre'y frsiefl ~ the uncaa--
pcd On received from faLc since the
ng y his 81 ibs ipent tn - sce bcrs 70 'non ~. friends
hs ahhmc-t prepared better Than TO FUN sh thew
with rs unvacd IL 81 he s cs viz, shsrf hopped
ono pd law ofso dollars us,rx 49, i - t,a
years the subscriber has etsd ~ whole attention the na
which suited a tho and tssy
ire resiecpI v convince my one that upon ,ucl ..,
united si ,be e.es vorsmen IN III cosn1,' sa
ton th ace cey fail 10 be aitsincd The great uc
which h. has sdy met it'll demonstrates indeed
thr effects yst,n sdotcd believed 10 IL the arranre
mcn,s nov compile @, furnishing f surpy ofto most cen
fsim AsrDoN
Corner waland assnu streets
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n This celebrated invaluable preparation made by DR.
X Chabcrt strongly recommended who
posed TO consumpon AID other local and chronic Diseases Of
the heart and lungs matter how nseepte Of
standing has already attained the highest estimation Of the
mestepectshe members a the faculty well ofih country as
OF England and Franceand therefore be- prescribed
entire confidence and safety to all who labor under
Affections u u intended 10 remove
No. 322 Broadway, January l7tL, 1887. film
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D-sHAKSPEARER REFLECTOR ON the i,

n-SHAKSPEARE RE FE CTOR ON the ate
of HARMONY HALL, has been opened by the subscriber
and viii be conducted entire plan, which he
will give satisfaction TO his friends and the public generally
he Will always keep the best the market aotsuch Bds
Fish, FLESH &c. The Bar will be furnished with hcbcst OF Lii
suors Oysters served up the best style
Meals be had at all hours a moments notice.
The subscriber formerly kept the Park Hail hopes
by strict attention tohe c0nfr OF hp
Of subtle patronage. AMOS s. ALLIN.
Shaksr
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ROOTS AR Hale PHICE.l Lav, !,

- thoushnd pss OF Gentemsns Boots 81 kinds an
han mi ewiae W The scarcity OF money viii sell r the prcsene
at the following at retail fine
proef boots - 80 paraad all the dcnt kinds I'll ,e,.
and some OF The most cs-,y wn 81 soto Is sge pair An
Who want good oi boots for tine, will
Neay ~ the above boots my own .-d
ava not AFRAID 10 warrant To d. justice the wesrer
Those who have boots. I'm what and
Improve this opportunity for they Don't
the store, ,sr No 27s t- cxaety the door $3.50
~ All kinds n mcis boots NJ ssx
Apply NJ RICHARDsis No ~ Canal !, -,
he odes, H.. 80 ~. ,I,I
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TNTEREsTING wORK.-poMrsTIC nAppT.

INIEnESnING WORk.-DOMEsTfC HAPPI
Mss fOhIhASbD; depository for hose who an j
those no are not married w ihe Class Authors
and modern VIZ 1dson, steele johnson Know Newton
others WIN have discussed grave OF aay pen tho pses
and future Happiness Of " inkind
Domestic happiness thou only ldisa
OfFaDdtae, that has uvived The falIt-cofgpeT
Including t~o Pnzs Essays together ~ several clcs wrtcn
expressly Dr this work vol 2so Jg.t reccvcd and f sale
81 tho Book Store " G. J. FOLSOM, No fel Fulton 81
in ono door above Pearl
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ONE PRICE AND ONE auALI=E

~ ,pn.oMN Co Chatham Square, continse nar.f.. .
az .heL celebrated Hats, price THREE DOLLARS
bc The " 1874 In presenting these Hats No ina
,n, ~ MINK they have nearly reached this n,rn
OF osay durability, cheapaess comfort L. the s..s
SUES iof sash M good customer on W ba Is~~
Nv pa o, rs Chatham Square, Of street
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Coindt street Beg To iona the d AIDE lar thev -.
removed iroN No Corandt to the axovs 80
elegant New store, where they have on hssd and -
constantly receiving csh supplies Of atess Push AM
fancy cosred Pushes for Ladies Bos.c,s H.
they will seloA accommodate ne terps s"~o's' WIZ
HArs'cArs STOCKS, and Stock Frames at wholessss
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SUSPENSARY BANDAGEs A. TREsSES-
general assofim ent Of these useful surgical
ue and most improved patent for sale at No
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sfeenser, nunuficurer of and srmsift s,v,c az
ofur Hats, which hs il enabled To
si45 above mentioned ued ON an ests
new principle kno~nonly himself sold at no 4hc ess
lshment 70 thus city, They beautiful Short Nap Tu Hat
wauaiiea 70 retain ihe lae and shape any climate Also
beautiful sbot Silk Hat, OF quality (Seoru
respectfully invited 10 all exane the above scss se-e
pur chasing elsewhere. 1888 .e'~so
IF ARTEGUENAvE asi broadway,
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ANCE COMPANY,
CoHfinue oinsure damage by Gre nm Ruf~
Goods, ships Port and their
personal property, attheir Office, No ~ wal-street
DIRECTORS.
Robert AiRslIe, Thumss psltar
David codwne Henry II. Eupe
Dan,el JACKSON, ihsmas SaUeant,
ITuandt Palmer, Edgar Jenkins,
John Lrmet Gfahsm, q. r Hasbruok,
Ihomas \ III st"n, Henfy VI Leeds,
LOUIS bet ASST George ID.
Henry Wyckoh, Charjrs q HaoTs
Samuel I. Tisdale, Stephen storm,
" rilam T.. Halctt, Edward Fr~t
% g e~r,vr>,a -. ROBERT AlNsIIR, President
~, =. ? = ~ hNS, secnthy di
DATENT w AFTER & ..OsETS Ann nj ns ~
L J. STONE, PLUMBER a ENGINEER 100 lr,aasn. 80 =.
nues to fracture his much pproyed patent Water Cjss
whieh are suitable ete LOT dwellings are ~,
ps,o 70 any both Tor effectiveness oasness
CAuTiuN-lmpoyei Force Pumks-y y takes fins op,ox,.
RITZ o stat ~ that he the original o the ntv.
PemIs and that they made Of the best and ed v
lie. - N no P'0-
PS AsJ manufactures every article The premises ke 4.
enapn oesecu!c " description sf work thas
- 'o'' ~ oa NJ "acf Closets, Pumps az.
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~ respectfully informs his and the pablo that
his usual supply that very superior Scuy
kill coal msch approved OF the in pre-
ference coal 80 the market OdeTs Broken Egg
Nai by the ton cargo will be received by A. DE Camp Co..
"a Wall street Russell Copeland IS Wal the
yards 523 Or ais Hudsonst. JAMES ID. W, wHfTALL.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19

pesed, would not be verified, they we're
perfectly willing that what their suffering
friends SO eagerly asked might be extend
"a to them. But the moment they saw
that the passage ofthe bills in nSbranch
had the instantaneous effect TO make the
money market easy, and lmpart activity
TO business, that moment they changed
their plans Of operation. They deter
mined to Of ose every thlng--even those
to which their leading men in the Senate
had given their sanction. And now their
effort will be to speak away the remaining
week of the session, and so defeat, by in
direction, what they cannot successfully
combat in fair, parliamentary course.
The great object will be to avoid the
decision upon the bin for the separation
Of the banks from the Government. If
this becomes law, the bone Of contention
will be taken away, through which alone
they can hope to agitate and harrass the
public mind. They cannot bring the
banks into the political canvass; cannot
bring their influence to bear upon their
debtors: cannot bring their secret service
money to nd agents and missives around
unless they can promise some Govern.
ment boon through future legislation, to
repay The present sacrifices they are pres
sed to make by their federal managers
The opposition wei! understand that
peace would reign, if the sinews of war
which the banks are seduced to bring in.
20 full play in cur political controversies,
were cut off, by separating those ins,i,u.
tons from the Government. and put an
end to The deusive hopes OF prof indul-
ged by some, and the still more fallacous
projects Of ambition which others, con.
nccted with them, build upon their asso~
ciation with politics.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19
From the Globe,
DIVORCE OF THE BANKS FROM
THE GOVERNMENT.

In the Senate TO day, on the third read
ing Of the bill enabling the Government
10 manage its fiscal affairs without depen-
dence OH banks, The Hon. G. C. Clay OF
Alabama, concluded the disnussion on the
part of the friends OF the measure with
some excellent ard Judicious views, and
was followed by MIR. S u,hard of New
Jersey. The final vote was then taken,
and stood for The bill ,wenty"six, against it
twenty. Mr.. Cuthert Of Georgia, and
Mr. Mouton of Louisiana. both of whom
we believe would have supported tie mea-
sure, have not attended during the ses~
sion. The former. we regret 10 learn
has been detained by i'll health. H
All the important recommt ndations Of
the Presidents Message have thus receiv"
cd the sanction Of the Senate. So far as
the House has given indications Of its feel
ings by legislation, there is good ground
to hope that ii will sustain the other bran.
ches Of the Government. If it should be
80, stability IN the public. finances will
soon lmpart steadiness and security to all
the money transactions of the coun,ry.-
The banks and merchants will operate on
sound capitals Of their own, and regular
and safe dealing wi be the consequence.
Credit will take leave Of It's balloon and
walk sobe'ly on the curth Paper will
cease 10 be money, unless it can con-
mand IL: and the farmer, manufacturer,
and mechanic, will when they sell the pro.
duce of their toll. obtain for it something
in return, not of such eyanesceni value,
that, like ether, they must hasten TO con,
sumo it. lest its essence should escape be-
fore reaching their lips.
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From the d limore Merchant.
MIR. DuCHANAN'S SPEECH.

The Divorce BHi.-The speech Of Mr..
Buchanan on this bill, delivered in the
Senate on Friday last, justly entities him
to rank among the first debatels in Con.
gress. All Who heard him concur in The
opinion that lie acquitted himself in a
manner worthy of the occasion, highly
creditable to himself, and honorable to
the great State which he represents. We
have not heard a more temperate, digni>
fed, lucid, and fercible argument deliver
cd during the session. 1t appeared TO us
unanswerabe on every point save one; -
ard far'from being weak on that. Taken
together, he speech certainly places him
at the head of the administration party in
Congress. No one in either House, sus-
tanning the administration, has viadica,ed
the principles and policy of the Message
with so much ability. During the de.
bates Of the last session we frequently
heard him forceful, often,imes eloquens.
and always detorous and respec,ful; but
on no occasion before has he ever, to our
observation, displayed the full powers of
H'S "Nha 10 ab Via'Nts uSUNteI, dUu q
statesman. He was listened to with
great attention, by crowded auditory,
during MO, ethan two hours, and we ven.
ture to say that no one heard him with
ou, interest and obstruction. Among the
reasons which conduced to heishten our
own pleasure was, that throughout bis
whole speech he lost no occasion to extol
and defend the principles of the cid RE
publican party--prinsiples which once
were, if they are not now, cherished by
the people of his state. 1t was not only
gratifying. but encouraging, to hear one
occupying so distinguished station, and
representing so powerful commonwealth
as Pennsylvania, openly and ably sustain>
ing Republican principles-urging the ne.
oessi,y OF a stric, construction of the Fed
erai Constitution-rigid economy and ac>
countabilityAand, above all, the diminu..
tion of Executive power and patronage.
II is good omen, and we persuade our
selves that the time is not distant, when
all patriotic aud observing men will come
to see that, wishout strict Observance of
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posed lynchers. Owiag TO some mistake,
one only Of the party was brought up, and
he was recognized TO answer. Fhe Ex-d
press gives musical account of tho tcsti-
mony, from which we make this extract:
DE week bciqrelast, at the Moral Re-
form Siety, which rse member OF afss
volu'iop were offered by Mr.. Owen B.
Nickens, and seconded by Richard b.
Phillips, (ifI dom, disremember) tolyneh
dose persons as was prove guilty Of GER
tain immoral and pndcmesiiehtin ac's s,sich
as enticIn de ladies Of de neighbolhood.
De Moral Reform Sicty, which mem
uon, is for keepin straight de members, C
discussn questions of abolition and ctica-
lon, and de bindin rules cf consociatet
christians. Well as was eayin, a! de
meetin dis night two weeks, a..evcluiou
were exposed to the efTec, Of dlscoverir~
what persons was permiscugusly engaged
in ombellShin Ilom llie path Of yMluous
conc onrse certain uninlen,ional young Ia.
dies, as well as the crime Of kiduappin in
general.
Question by conpllinan,'s counsel,
DO you mean TO say that the question Of
ynrh'ng certain individiss was discuss.
cd IN your moral reform society? s.
W.iness. De question were discrini,
na'ely discussed by Mr. Ciissup, : that
gentleman [point:ng to one or,he J3iend.
anis) wsd his head tied And w,len he
Aot down coich The thrcad ofhis coaten.
din observations. Says |, for den be-
gan to grow uncommon hot, - >nys !, its
my opinion dis revolution is indistinctiyo
Of christian yirlusy. So TO prove dis pro-
posa', quo'ed some varses Of Scripture
as 10 sh W good for evil and sirh Ike.
Mr. Crissup followed me in coursp, and he
stuck out. as do moral lefo,m sie,y could
Mt gender lis principles by spilitual con-
tor'ons, de only way LEFT for success was
physlc aud folce-(pbysical force.) riz
once more, and aIguGed dat dis was dc
genus OF mobcratsey, and DAT any mems
Der which expounded sch notions; ;desary-
ed the meo!ln's censury and should be dis
communicated from HE Siety. said no
more, Tor l got cean OIL, Of sorts and went
away to Lawyer Piu,l's office, TO AK his
opinion wheder de laws should DO culti-
va'ed or nc.''