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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15
LIyEpPOOL AMI NEW YORK CON.
= - MENCiAL LINE Packets.
IA ia IA ii
REGULAR COMMUNICATION.

REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
n Remiitanc-s and drafts with ire ght and passage TO and
LINE The Subscribers respectfully intimate 70 their friends
public cneraly that they now enter into early
rang emsnis with them tor the bringing out OF their families
by the early spring shps-tbe frsi OF which will
and viii csninne regularly week afterwards
aordg to- emgants the desirable and eligible coavcy
rhe detention OF vessels Liverpool engaged in this trade
having been great and just cause ri complaint
the subscribers desross by despatch
ing vessel every week from Liverpool effect the
bshmcn OF such regulations IN their days OF sailing
Gill eptire sssctios shippers and as further In
dscement for them give preference Y, their ns over oil
transient guarantee they snail invariably
sail the appointed day, full not fu and take freight
opposed any transient vessel At such rates AZ viii In
and preference shippers bv this Line
employed for the convenience az their passen
Lv rpoo Of the first class-running regularly
every day the different ports 81 Ireland ana Scotland
convenience ef importance those residing the out
| ports. -. - - - :, !
RoyaI Bank &C Ireland paid st sight free q discount
or charge and sides In the inland
towns answering the samr pupNs as Bank OF ielana notes
Their da well IS passage orders can he orwsrded by
sins the lst 9Th. 18th, and 24h o
each month in the year. Those residing the country
address b. letters, tpcst paid Which viii be rune,uay at
| ,ios Al 81 south street New Ye,k
d2oJm' koohs noolnnNs = W.
"A. PAssAaE FHUM SLIGts--A first rate
90 ship will sail from Sligo On ~ about the 10Th Au
-s ne IT. and ale numoer o. passengersin
Il either cstin or ste rsgc.
For fresbtor passage, agp,Y 'sso,rLrER ,,s rro,,
Nh Persons wishing TO remit none to N " friends. cav
basr drsftsst sight on Mr. Hugh Leighton qua 81 shgo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15

hrH Tss, Tong r,tablshed and well known Hotel situated
IN Utica on Gepcssce 81, neat the cana anu can,snn
mated depot OF the two railroads The building ~ Wsk
Dries high 60 Zee, front by IS feet 10 depth ana contains
rooms Jade ef garet I'D kichen haor ~ o'
spusrr Aso bs o,ch house ~ fhe
furniture disposed OF 10 The lessee on rrasoaaoe ~r
hreauired. Possession gwen the hT zen neu. ],
rr sale or esrhsner Tor nprovea city preperv, besut
fol srn IN the TANKS nc the Hna highly impreved eon
s.a III o,clc,L A ~ jeims
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raI FARE REDUCED. go
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UNITED STATES MAIL FOR PRINCETON, TREY.
TOW AND PHiLADELpHIA I'LL
BynsiI Road and Coaches


Nv Itai Road and Coaches AAf#
Morning LBewll leave the foot Of Courtsndt st. every
merning ~ eoeck the OF the New Jersey Ran Road
u New wick thence by Trenton, arriving at
Philadelphia the same afternoon.
Keurnme--Leave Trenton 90 " O'Clock, A. ~ after the
arrival rihe Phsdpha and Trenton Mail Rosd,
arriving MNew York, at "a o'clock, r. NJ. .,lll,.l !.
Even tine-fTnvss New York, foot ot touendt -
O'Clock NJ pssspnerrs yin reach Trenton by O'clock,
lodge and take the early Of the and Trenton
Rail Ross arriving IN Philadelphia ~ o'clock, y
Returuing-Leave Phiiadeinha ats O'clock r. W. arriving
In New York nj "a O'Clock, a. NJ
st New Yosh, u Je old stage oace p south ~ scppo
suc Congress s Philadelphia and at the sar OF hning
Sun Tavern ~ Trcnton Il " 80
Passenger fom Peterson accemmoasted " ishlng
the 6rst ssd last Of the Paterson Ran tsa whcs cce
meet with the ahovr se the junction at BeIgTni and the
public may rely rpon ssuppy ofstages New bss~td for
Their accommodation N-ft 10y
FOR sets The above named pes apply to rhcrss Whit
h~ld.os a Mail Co,ch 0Ace Old No. Csurhandtsl Desc
Ws leaves She .fsce al .qu.rtr before sA. NJ snd a
'''''e' = W sIsS,NpER N CUMMING, Proprr,crl
New Ysrh, Nov. ts, iay7- jM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15

"a SAVANNAH PACK :. Ts-oLD LINE
Gf The ships comprising the above ue will be despatched
S-from New fork and Savannah in the following
Ship TRENTON tpewl Jas. $ Bennett muster.
sSls nsPUBi'icxN v. w. Foster MASTER
Ship MILLEDGEyiLLE, ID. L. r-rter master.
Ship NEWARK, T Durham master
The above ships all Of the first class and built In this city
expressly for the trade Their recommendations for passen
gers elegant and extensive and every facility will be az
forded TO shipp-rsby ,hlsli line. ~
Goods forwarded the subscribers ~ be shipped free
all charges except those actually incurred.
For freight passage, apply to
Johnson LOwDEN, SO Wall st. and
j4 wAsHBURN LEWIS Savannah.
Ef& To sail ron New York Isl, Liverpool
- on The l6tn OF each month; ..ma
New ship sIDDONs, Capt -, Isl January.
ship sHEk1DAN, Capt ,. A. Pierce, lst February.
Ship GARRlCK, Capt ~ n. Palmer, ist March.
Snip sHAKESPEARE Capt. ,. Csllias, ist April
Ship GARRICK, Can't ". B Palmer 18th December.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Capt.J Collins, 18th January
Ship SHERIDAN, . A. Pierce, 18Th March
These ships OF the first csss All armed upwsrdsof 300
tons burtben, built IN the city Of New York. withsich I'M
provements N combine great speed with unusua comfort Tor
passenger Every has been taken In The arrangement
tor which ample including Wines NC viii ne provided
without wines nc Si20 Th~se ships will se commanded by
experienced masters who will make every excrtien TO give
general satisfaction Neither the captains nor the owners OF
sent BY them, noless regular bills OF adng are signed
therefor Yer freight or passage. apply to-
Ek COLLINSk co, IS South St New York, or 70
VIM MAS BROWNE co Liverpool
The ships ut this line will hereafter go armed and their pecu
liar Construction gives them security possessed by
other bat vessels OF JI5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15

"a IIyrRPOOL PACk FTs.-fo saIl from
6 New ys on the 9Th, and from A. pool on iha 1f,h o'
-aeh month the year, except that when ines states
fa on sunday sailing OF the ships VIII De decred uhi
shc next day. v
Feb a-ship GEO WASHINGTON u. Hosredse' s2S
wv shin PENNSYLVANIA job, r. Smith. iotons
Ami, s-ship INDEPENDENCE, 4. Nye, master, 1SS
sen,' s-ship RosCov J. G. Deaao, master, $40 'oHs
~ FROM LIVERPOOL
Nae ,i-Ship pENNsyLy ANA.
- "a : Sbip INDEPENDENCE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15

Msr,s a4"Shp eco. WASHINGTON. :.
These ships all Of the h1 class eomnan i w Iva
s =. and no pains or expense VIII Ne spared 70
,be convenient, asd the store. o. the ar
, ope,orx Of tho nther packet lines tiW Nef
hr he esptans nor Of these vessels WI oe RESPONSE
- rarrels or packages by the above ships
miles regular bills adug agned therefor FOR fregs'
or s;sEPY wMlNTuRN Co is4 Front st. ~ Tor
VII me : pICKERsGiLL co. Liverpool j3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15

Ia FOR NGW OaLEaS,SS -, a. 80; Co.,.
cH York Lac ackets VIII SAT- on every oher
-S<7 Monday, from New York, and rom New ore ans,
and TO insure the stricest pune uaity 10 the time OF sailing
the line will hereafsr consist Of the following ships:
Ship LOUISVILLE Capt Palmer, lst Jan.
Ship HUNTSVILLE. Capt Edriuge, l5tb ysH.
Ship vICKSBURG, Capt wooahouse, 18th Jan.
Ship MISSISSIPPI Capt Davis. 18th Feb.
Ship YAZOO. Capt Trask, 2Sth Feb.
The above ships all OF The first class copper
fastened and coppered and upwards Of 5e tons burhen
light dra Of water being suit In this city
pressIy for the trade The price Of passage fixed al soo
their cabins fitted the improved and
plan for nshed and elegant style Ample
first quality, will be provided and regard had
the entire satisfaction Of passengers These
commanded by captains well experienced In the trade
will give every attention ard the uselves
comm .date. They will al all times be lowed and down
the Mississippi by steam boats and the suctest punctualy
observed OF sailing Neither the plains
will he responsible for jewery bullion precious
silver plated for letter parcel pack
age by board OF Them unless suar bills of
adng taken for the and the value therein expressed
All goods the subscriber will he Forwarded free Of
commission For freight passage, apply 10
| r. X. COLLINS CO. "A, South ST.
No freight received after the Saturday evening previous
the day OF sailing. dA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15

sf& HAyKE PACKETs-UNIoN LNE.--
''O as l '' ~ From I Np e YsrE "9 From Hrve
Ship LOUIS PHILIPPE, 10th Dec. (ls Feb.
- "' : ''''0' lsaIh 1 July. ssh SIN sept 'py'
(2flh Dec. [sh Feb.
Ship sULLY, d. Lines, l6lh April LIST June.
tsh Aug. 18th Sept
Ship BURGUNDY, JnO Rocket, 2ilh April ssh June
Ship RHONE, VIM. skiddy, >sth MAY. 10Th June.
Ship cHARLEMAGNE C2i.h jan 9Th March.
A. Richardson, 10Th May. lst July
Ship VILE DE LYON, ts Si' FEB I 18Th Mach
400 ton, Charles Stoddart, gath Nav stb july
Ship FRANCOIS, Ter, w. W. Per, 9Th june. 18th July
ship FORMOsA, W. B. orne, 18th june ist hag.
Ship sILvIE DE GRAssE lsih March. 18th April.
L. Wiederholdt 24h June 9th Aug.
llslh Mar. (lst May.
snip f' A'n''' sah ' osy {s astN Deus sss
ship ALBANY, J. Johnson, 10th july. ist Sept.
These all Of the first class and asv
WIN elegant accommodations for passengers comprising all
that may be required for coao Including
Mass and o es OF every Goods sent either OF
IlyfSc Ss'Pe'Is isf srcsd
| JS WM WHITLOCK, Jr. 4s South street
tS Sailing from New YORK on The aiih, aad from Liver
, -.1.spool on the 9th OF each month.
The above line Of packets will be continued by the subscr
bers and Is composed ef the following ships
.... From New York.
June 4-Tbe UNITED STATES, Capt ~ H. Holdrepe
March 24-The ST. Al DREW Capt. VIM. G. Thompson.
Aug 24-The vlR4INIAN, Capt isaac Harris
sept A-The SHEFFIELD, Capt. Fras. p. Allen
From Liverpool.
May e-The ST. ANDREW, esd tons
June 8--'rhe NtRGINIAN, 62o tons.
July 8--The SHEFFIELD 600 tons.
/ Aug. 8-The UNITED STATE rs, ESQ tons.
The qualities and accommodations of the ships
The reputation OF their commanders well known Every
Bads 20 erom9s the comfort OF passengers
poo W me cnoln as IN other lines. v,s
I and stores Of description. -'''
Tine owners will not be responsible for letter. parcel
package sent by the above ships for which bill iadng
taken For freight or passage, apply TO
/ STEPHENWHITNEY,
SANDS, TURNER. FOX Co.
| J4 k0BT KERMIT, "a South ST.
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NO. as4.
PIONEER FAsTLINE

VIA NAiL koAD AND CANAL TO PIrTspupou
Hoh'es he west chester House, of Broad and p
M. streets, daily At O'Clock. ' i'''e
The Boats and Cars upon This Line ara ~ ~. -,
sesctpon having been built expressly Tor lie
anu are NOT surpassed by any in the country
ms - ne only Packet Line that gu The Rail Roae =,
masDugn, thereby saving so miles of anal travel ana
leaeg Tuisburgh IN three days and halr Instead ~
s as was formerly the case, when they west by
Columbia ond there took the canal - "''' "
FOR speed AMI comfort this Line i not exseled b 49, 60
In the nited States. - ~ - ''y o'hsr
myers TO Cincinnati, Louisville, Nachez Nashville ST
oas rs WIN always be certain of being on without he
ay' - .n ine connects with the boats Pittsburgh carving
ro seal apply at the north corner of an and Chestnut
81 ana az NO. 2oo Market 81 81 aud Willow SIS
Philadelphia, Nav 9. 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15

49, ship INDIANA s. Dosne. mas.er -
iilN i shin GEORGtt, n. Tsihat, master
These vessels are ~ light dr, buHt expressly fer
the trade, fbe best materials issrs~d ard
with handsome 'ccnmmeds lions and will sail ppnctssy 80
sayerised Whtn the day afsng falls Sunday he ship
VII ss the Monday folowg The price ~ passage
400 without quors Al gcds forwarded 10 the suhscrsers
jas E D. HuRi ntrr CO. ~ South st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15

Ii NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINE.
u1S This line consists Of 81 ships and brgs of which
will san weekly I'LL the lst Of OCTOBER after which
time two will sail weekly during the busn. These
vessels all Of the first class warranted TO insure lowest
rates. and To take the Bsze Freight passen
gers will be taken In this line throughout the year. 10 per
cent less than any other line whatever. Apply 10
X. ELWELL, Packet Ofibe, so South st. n
All goods from outperts will be shipped AM forwarded
Immediately al New Orleans free Of commission and every
AND attention paid,
chants having freight dispose will find decidedly for
their int restte apply Is above. l23
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15
,,sU IN I.IyERPOOL PACK.

& ETs-rbe Old Line Of rseneM NJ ysrL .ns Iyer.
ol "a , nd ieh III esch month with the sycs ption bat
whsa the sal Ing day fats on snsaay' "e 'Ps vi" -"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15

7. [%s,SSn' ~ PASSAGE TO CHARLESTaN
YEsztSssxx< y For the greater despatch and conye
49, nience OF trs oilers going north or soub The
htdn,c anu Savannah and Charleston Packet Com
Pahe nave formed lin OF Steam Packets run twice
Week 20 ana from Norfolk and Charleston comprising the fol-
iowag Packets 80 "
GEORGIA, Captain Rollins
S.CARULINA, Captain Cohey.
~ PULASKI, Cap in -.
ne Pulaski will through Savannah on and MI Sa
suay ~ instant They will leave Norfolk alternately eve
Friday. ~ s'' ''ety Nionu"y dhs
uasssngess leaving Phi adepha Mondays and fridays
VIII reach Norok IN time for these Packets all iur
a win hrs rate copper boilers, Comn,s ner, and
ngneers are men OF skin and long experience BY his line
ihey are one night less than by o her
Passage from Philadelnhia through, $50
a. DaliIfasre Ss
Ncriolk,
Tickets to be had the Baltimore Steaxbpa Office in fbla
aea or on board the boats and ut the NJ rolk Boat
IN Baltimore or on board the boats after they the
The steamboat VIM sEABRooK leaves Charleston 70. N,
annah every Friday gorning.
All baggage VI The risk of the
p,,,,. JAMES FURGUssoN, Agent
neIIIslore, 18th Oct 1887. j24
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15

IFsA TO LET-A handsomely located and convenient
EH tenement TO small family without chIron, situated
In The upper part Of the city, between Hudson street
aad Broadway Rent, $500 per Address A. This
noe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15

These ships all Of the FIRST Glass; abut GOO
and commanded by able and experienced nsvr
Crest cse Will be taken that the beds stores ~ the
best drseripou The price Of sbis passage fixed
GA for each adult which includes wises liquors. Net
Their the captains Of these packets will he respon.
regular slis Of lsdirs are signed ,heref-rc. Apply T.
u GRINNEL, NrURN 4 co, lsa Front ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15

t4t BALTIMORE PACKETS-UNION
NE4 LINE-The folowing vessels will be regularly de-
-zs.zsspaiched between New York and Baltimore
Brig PAVILION, w. Belly, master.
Brig SOLON, h. Bourne, m.ster. ~
ScEr CHARLES M. SMITH, E. T. Totten, MASTER
Schr tENRY BARGER, f. G. Briggs, master.
Schr DIRECT, c. L. Briggs master.
Schr LACONIC, }. G. DenisoD, master.
The vessels comprising this line peror and fast sailing
nearly all built of the best materials expressly
trade abyco the experienced pilots the
coast Insurance be effected the lowest rates. great
spatch will be given and cxertion will
masters 70 give satisfaction u shippers Goods forwarded
the subscribers will be shipped free commission Fer freight
apply TO J. " BRIGGS, IS Old Slip, NJ. Y.
j23 j. w. RR0wN. Smiths Dock, Bait.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15

- ,r !, Al, OF the hrst cs~s commanded by mon OF
ana Spre ard are furnished With stores Of the
best kind ey atenon VIZ DC per- 70 pro-
~ss Il ssed - IN gnde sssdng With re pepisIer ofhs
a.. inss nj tl4h including wins aud stores OF every de-
.sr,,or s,2s 4 ,t,out wines and liquors A..
Ne :, tn -ins q these ships " " ~ rsspcn
.t. cnr an parcels W packages sent w nsw, unless
,sg,,sy hils 81 aiding signed therefor @fNN u N
F,rTeigs, ~, "a nm pse;srIEWsS CO Liverpool and 10
Vo""'o" GA aoulhst New yorh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15

-
az Schooner) LiNE-This line Is composed OF The
23k6 following vessels. viz =
Brig M AD son, w. Bulkcy, MASTER
Brig TYBEE, r. Lyons master.
Brig WIN. TAYLOR N. Hoey, master.
RdV GEORGIA. T.. Sherwood master.
Brig AvANSAH, (newl J. Livermore, master.
Brig Angus ia, tnew) A. Hubb ard, master.
The above were built expressly for Savannsh trade
have superior furnished for passengers and
are commanded Nv experienced snd abgng masters They
will sa regular succeon and continued meet with their
usus despatch All goods forwar led the subscribers will
be shp I'd of commission Far freight passage apply
to STURGEs CLEARMAN,92 Wall street US
E7A MOBILE PACKETS.
y4la12 Shin EDwlNA, (new) q. West. master.
go ship HECTOR ID Y Post, master
Shp LoRENA, }, Urquhart, maser
Ship TUSkiNA, X. II. Pos,, master.
Ship ALAB tMihN, w. y. Lane, master.
snip RUSSELL BALDWIN, J. N. Magma, master.
SsIp JUNIOR, w. II. williams, master. K
ship ELISHA DENisON, y. West master.
ship ST JOHN q. IL Hitchcock, master.
The line consist Of nine ships which will enable us TO
despatch three vessels month. when the trade requires II
These ships are first class built expressly for the trade,
OF The best materials coppered copper fastened with exten
sve and Aahdsome accommodations and ade by en-
prsaced masters and will sail pusctualy, advertised
when tho day Of sailing falls sunday, the ship will sail
the Monday following. The prize Of passage SIS without
liquors All goods forwarded to the Subscribers will be shipped
iss +. D. HURLBUT co. "a South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15
RsDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Is, 1888.


IA SAVANNAH PACKETs-old Established
-sssszm reg ulnr SUCCESSION follows;
Snip Snip n nHGiiI ,s = S'aso %as,fr
Ship MACON W. 6s SSsm master NJ & Eea'''
Ship CELIA, D. l.. Porter, master.
Ship LOU iSA, ID. al. Truman, master.
Ship OCONEE, new j. ID. Wilson master.
M anoye SHIPS were an sd New hors or
with the trade. Their accommodations very SUPERIOR and
goods the with be hpped free
ommission. SCOTT M0RRELL, Y South i2s
t4t MOBILE PACK ETs-NEW LINE
despatched onl New York, The iOh and 25h Of
Ship THAMES, jas D. Snow, MASTER
Ship Ship Eos sox' 4 A NSs1css master s..r
shP P WAvfalY, Thos s'i Ph I p., master
Ship CAHAWBA W. d. smith, master.
The above all first rate ships copper fastened and cop
pered commanded by experienced in trade with
handsome furnished for passengers Goods
forwarded 10 the subscribers Will be shipped free of commits
jos CENTER co. "a Pine St.
ssK MOBILE CITY LINE PACKETS
sSSSe The subscribers have established line OF packets
to run between ths port and Mobile 10 consist OF
and eomposd the following vessels ''"'' se''se
Brig vIcTREss. ;. "; Dickinson, master.
ssrg g pAFs1if 4 sSsl Williams a ns master
Brig LEWIS CAss, :. Thatcher, master
Brig NOBLE, new =, master: ,
accommodations and commanded BY experienced masters
Insurance be effected goods the lowest OF
all goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped free
commission For freight or passage, apply 10 =
j2s sTUEGEss CLEARMAN, % Wall st.
tlA DARIFN, (Geo.) LINE OF PACKETS-Brig
ozsr9 AMELIA STRONG, X. I. Brown, master.
-0rsz1 Brig PREMIUM, j. Coburn MASTER
Brig MACON A. Bbbns, master,
Brig DARLENE g, r. Buckley, master
Brig NEW JERSEY, b. Matthews, Master.
Schr, ID. b. CRANE, Studley, master.
The subscriber has in connection with Messr Hawes Mitch
ell Cons OF Daren, Geo. established the above line of
sels built expressly the all copper
they have three runang the All
goods forwarded To the agea in New York. will ne forwarded
tree OF commission TX NJ. DEMILL 1876 Fronts
line OF stages from Darien TO Macon three times
week also steamboat TO ST. Augustine twice week j23
III CHARLESTON PACK kTS-Commerci
H Line following sses compose the above line OF
-zsk.spackes:
Brig DIMON, Frederick Sherwood, master.
Brig CORD ELLA. Francis Sherwood MASTER
Brig BUEN0S AYRES, H. Stuart, master.
Brig FANNY new w. whitilesey, master.
Brig - (new.)
The above all first class vessels built expressly for the
trade, and commanded by experienced masters. Their ac
commodaons for passengers extensive, and exercns
VIII be made TO please both shippers and passengers AL
goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped
commission
For reightor passage amply to the captains board
u ALLEN PAXS0N, 90 Wall street, N. V. or
j23 WM A. CALDWELL SONS. Charleston, s. C.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-15

III LEASE OF FIFTEEN YEARS FOR
t" SALE-Of two brick front dwellings Nos 81 and $
sprng street. stan two lots Of ground Is by 10
feet each, with large gangway, and well Of in the
yards To COED tenant these
Other purposes, stand unyaed. Apply No. 24 White
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-14
e d u o G. I& s. p ii o
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, NOV. IA, 1883.
For the Vermont Telegraph.
THE PEACE QUESTION.


BROTHER MuRRAY:-I have few more
thoughts on hand, relative to the Peace Cues
ton, which would be glad to have you pub
lish, together with such answers and COM
ments as you may see fit to give the public.
In regard to allegiance to human govern
ment, | have few words 10 say. In the
Declaration Of. Sentiments" which Won
have adopted, find the following -" We
cannot acknowledge allegiance TO any human
government" Now, Sir, apprehend you
are In an error in sanctioning that doctrine.
What is human government? | cannot use
the phraseology some lawyers would, in Civ
Ing my opinions; but will endeavor so to
do il, that people generally will understand
my views. / consider it nothing more nor
less than mutual agreement between indi-
viduals of different communities, to unite in
enacting such laws as will tend 10 the gener-
al interests Of the whole---to unite in protect
ing the weak against the strong--to encour-
age virtue and punish vice,wi such penal
ties as may seem necessary to restrain the
vicious, and make society the more safe. We
are taught in the Bible that when professed
christians disagree, they shall submit The
case TO the brethren, and by strong implica-
ton, are told to abide the judgment of the ar
bitrators. In civil references, the parties are
generally compelled to comply with the de-
cisions thus made. If man owes his neigh
Dor, or the neighbor thinks be owes him,
and on demanding his, pay, is.refused, he
says in effect to the other, Il want my just
dues. and if you will not gay ,Uithout, shall
submit it TO an appointed tribunal TO say
whether you owe me, and whether shall
have my pay 1.-THE supposed defendant a.
grees to submitthe case TO magistrate, the
cese is tried, by one or both paying the judge
for his services. If he refuse, he is compel
led 10 have the case decided whether he owes
the other, before hisproperty can besold. Ifhe
disllkes the court, he has the privilege OF a
decision from six or twelve other men, before
he is forced to pay his creditor.
This power is no doubt often abused. But
| can see nothing wrong in The principle of
lacompelling man to desist from robbing his
neighbor, either by stealing at night, or re-
fusing an equivalent for goods received of
another, when the pay becomes due, and he
had the means Of paying. When a man
has nothing to pay, would say release him,
or wait until he has something 10 pay with,
and not take his bed from under him. Ac-
cording to my present views, the best way