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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-14
THE SPECIAL MINISTER.

Various opinions have been express
sed in different quarters recently, us to
who will be appointed by the President
Special Minister to England. John C..
Calhoun, Daniel Webster, John Quin-
cy Adams, Henry Clay and others have
been named, but no appointment has
yet been made. The National Intelli-
gencer of Saturday last in relation to
the appointment, says
"We do not hear as yet Of the ap-
pointment of Special Minister to Eng
land, as appropriated for in late act
ofCongress. That appropriation, how
ever, could only operate as sugges-
tion Of the measure, the President Of
the United States having, in the recess
of the Senate, the sole power to deter
mine whether and when Diplomatic
Agent shall be sent to any foreign
country. Although several distinguish
ed citizeus have been spoken of in con-
versation as fit persons to fill that trust,
we rather doubt whether any one will
be called to it at present. Perhaps the
very circumstance of different individu-
ais being presented to the Executive
for that appointment may so embarrass
the choice of the Executive as to mate
rally influence the question, already in
suspense, whether or not to appoint a
Special Minister Mt ALL"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-14
THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.--W,

The POSTMASTER GENERAL.--We
published in our last the vote Of censure
passed in the U. S. Senate upon this
high funcsionary for his nsolent letter to
that body under date of Feb e7-togeth-
er with the resolution referring said let
ter to the President Of the United States
for any action he should deem proper on
the matter. During the sitting Of the
Senate on Friday night, the President
communicated the following explanatory
commune alton from the Postmaster Ge-
neral, which being deemed satisfactory
by the Senate, n resolution was subse-
quently adopted to that effect.
SIR: In reference to the resolution Of
the Senate, adopted this day, by you
Just communicated to me, expressing the
opinion that a communication made by
me on the 27th ultimo, in reply to iheil
resolution Of the same date, was disre-
spcctiul to that body, have only TO say,
that no disrcspect was intended or felt
Their resolution Of the 18th ult. calling
for the numes Of removed postmasters,
designated no specific time within which
the information would be wanted and
as il did not appear to look to any imme-
diatc Legislative or Executive action on
their par,the necessity Of greater expe.
dition in preparing and communicating
them, to the delay Of other pressing mat
tiers, was not appreciated by me so high.
y as 1t appears to have been by the Sc
nate, or as perhaps il ought 10 have been
And as the reply 10 the resolution Of the
l2ih, was already in the hands Of tn.
messenger, and would accompany the
reply to ihot Of the 9th, showing that M
disposition existed 10 withhold the infor-
Imstion called for, il did not occur 10 M,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-14

FIRE IN WIcKFoRD.-Abl blacksmith =
shop, situated on the south side Of Main
street, nt the upper end of the village
of WEXFORD, was burnt down on Tues
day evening last about 8 o'clock. ],
was owned by Jon. Reynolds, Esq. and
contained about 2 tons Of English Hay
No other damage was done.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-14

OnprArcE ron THE FRokrIsa.-We un-
dcrstsnd that a train Wagons. carrying
twenty four field. pieces. left the Watcrvliet
Arsenal this morning. for Maine, under the
charge Of IL. @. II. Tnlco,t. in obedience to
orders from Washineion.-.[ Albany .4dpeyiiser
Of Htinssaay, Ga inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-14

SHALL WE HAVE WAR? The editor
Of the New York Gazette, in an able
article on this subject, remarks as fol-
lows -
"There is not one good reason pos
sible TO be adduced by either party for
war between the United States and
Great Britain. Its object is too trivial,
and the adjustment Of the difficulty too
obvious and too simple, to admit for a
moment the supposition that two great
nations can suffer themselves to be
drawn into such folly-every interest,
every feeling. and every possible con-
sideration of enlightened policy, are
against it. Still, it must be confessed
that the present indications are por-
tentous, and it behooves every well
wishcr to his country and to his race,
to be cool, to be calm, and dispassion-
ate, in all he does and all he says
This is no time for declamation--no
season for encouraging excitement, but
the very time for every good man to
exert himself in allaying it. A little
indiscretion now may entail upon two
nations protracted calamity. Let us
all lend our best exertions to avert it,
Let every American citizen consider it
his duty to do his best in warding off
the catastrophe, so that when it comes
upon us-if come upon us it must-he
may fight for his country with a better
conscience and n more determined en-
crgy for each man must bear in mind
his obligation to battle to the death for
the honor Of his country when the sword
Of war is unsheathed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-14
WING NOM T.N.4 TION
FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM SPRAGUE,
OF H.4RWICK.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JOSEPH CHILDS,
OFPORTSJfOUTH.

OF PUNI ISITOUIH.
FoR SENATORs.
/. SAMUEL w. KING, Of Johnston.
2. HEZEKIAH BOSWORTII, of Warren.
5. JONATHAN REYNOLDS. Of NJ Rinssto
1. JEDIAlI SHAW, Of Little Compton.
s. THOMAS HOLDEN, Of W'arriek.
8. EZEKIEL FOWLER, Of SmithfeM.
Z. WM. Il. BROWNING, of South Kingston
8. OLNEY WIIIPPLE, Of North Providence
9. HENRY ALDRICII, Of H,est Green,cieh
10 'CYRUs COOKE, Of Gloee,ter.
HENRY BOU'E.N, Secretary.
ALBERTO. GREENE, Attorney Gen
WM s. NICHOLS, General Treasurer,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-14

Hon. N. p. TALLMADGE arrived at New
York, on Friday, from Washington, and me-
with most hearty reception. lie was met
at tho Philadelphia landing by large con
course of citizens, including n numerous
company on horseback, by whom he was
escorted, amid cheers and congratulations
to his apartments at the Astor House. On
his arrival, he briefly and happily returned
thanks to his numerous friends, who crowded
around him TO tender their sympatliies and
their glowing admiration. lie was to meet the
citizens again on Saturday, at the City Hall
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

.,. ns,es and harmony smong n.
- - / have seen. with inerprrssiblr
rise and deep regret. that i has been
'..1,,05ed moi only that This conservative
..;.TI,,ioa may be evsded. bur that il j.
80. nerilorious 10 violate II. Merilori.
80. -. "a siOlsls % express injunction q
-. - rcu.lilulion which many 81 % are
: sxorn. and are al bound. faith
s,rIr % support II any citizens Of The
"a, T,s',,d States. Who object % . psrliealar
-, a die Constitution, may eluds and
E.,,,,rd IL, other eiiizens. dissatisfied
.;,h oder rsrIs. have an equslrifhl 10 Vi
80, hen; and universal notification Of
=, ,,rrsd instrument would be The ne
eessary consequence.
Isgree wiIh you. gentlemen. 10 most
# that YOU say in regard 10 The present
sondi,iOn Of our public affairs. In con-
,,@pI.ins Il there 10 much 10 depress.
n, / r-juies much also 10 snims,s and
,0rour.ee Ibe genuine patriot. and 10 sir
mul.,s his most energetic exeriIons.
S.w and alarming principles. dangerous
n,,e,lees. great abuses and extensive cor
,,o,ian have been introduced into the &C.
neral administration. during The lew Last
,,,r,. 4 have witnessed their progress.
.uh profound regret and deep morl,6cs.
non. but sentiments of despair are ne
,,r 20 he indaIgel - 10 the lorlunes or
f,s 81 the Revublic. An sl,ghlsnsd and
y,r.uous people require only 10 be eon-
,insed 81 The evil 10 apply an effieaeious
r.neIy: and this conviction 10 forcing IT,
.rll u:,on them. in spite Of oil the efforts
which have been made. and are making
10 drcsIVe and belrsy them.
1 thsnk YOU, gentlemen. cordially. Tor
ii, friendly and a.Iiering manner in
which you have executed The commits
,iaa assigned 10 you by the Wings oil
N,nssmond; and TeGursI you 10 be ss'
,ured Of The sentiments ef esteem and re-
gard. With which, I am. faithfully.
Your friend aud obi sers'l
n. CLAY.
Hr.sr,. Jahn c crump. Thomss a. ?.
GyOdsIa. AID John q CUhoon, Sc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22
ELECTION RETURNS.

In the seventh district. Mr.. Deberry
has been elected BY a majority Of ssi
'oIes over his Van Buren, eOupeli,Or Mr..
Morris.
In the hst district. Kenneth Raynsr.
wing. has been elected BY . m.jori,y Of
e6l votes over Mr.. Sawyer. The lals re-
preventative.
In The eleventh district. Henry w.
Conner has been re elected by majority
Of 535 ro,rs over Gen. Edney.
In the twelfth dlsIrisi. James Graham
has been reelected wilhOu, opposition.
In the thirteenth district. Lewis VIII.
liams has been reelected BY q majority
Of l53 votes over Mr. Murchison, The
Van Buren, candidate.
The returns are not ye. complete. buI
the result in all the districts 10 known,
Five Wings have been elected. sever
Vans. and one whose position 10 not ys
defined.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

On the l9lh uli. the Wings OF The Pa
rish Of Rapides we're 10 hold q public
meeting in the town Of Alexandria. La,
10 express their sentiments upon the muir
der Of the late editor OF the Wing. J. w.
Moore. Esq. and " for The adoption Of
such measures Is will lead IN The spprs-
hension Of bis murdsrers, and prevent q
recurrence Of similar enormiues. A
meeting Of the Loco Foeos was esll-d for
The 20sh uli.. for the purpose. according
TO the published statement. Of sllsying
any unfortunate consequences ofihe other
meeting, and TO preserve the peace and
harmony Of society. Serious results may
aow from these meetings. The slightest
circumstances may tend TO fearful out
break. The editor Of the Planters Ad-
vocale says. the whole country is in
atmsi every man prepared TO uphold his
political creed by direct appeal 10 the
Bowie knife and rifle.
Baltimore Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22
August I.
Classical and English
SCHOOL,

TEuE undersigned intends, in fature. 20 de.
vote his attention 10 the business ofteach-
ing. and will open School near his residence
in Orange county, four miles west Of Haw Ri
yer and three miles from the ChathHm county
line. in healthy and interesting neighborhood.
on the FIRST Of September next.
This school is designed principally 20 be prs.
psratory TO sdmittsnce into our University, OF
any similar institution IN this country. II mu,t
be expected. therefore, that classical learning
will constitute the more impoftant department.
The undersigned is not willing, however. 10 ex-
clude any young men. who may wish 10 pur.
sue . course Of English studies. He ia the
more unwilling TO do so. from eensciou.ness
that the English Department 10 already loo
much neglected 10 some ofour scademies. He
also eniertains the opinion, that sy,tem az
English studies might be connected and az
ranged. thorough knowledge Of which vonld
be Of more PRACTICAL utility 70 q man ,hroneh
life. than that superficial scquaintanee win ia
Ancient Classics, with which very many ara
content; and that unless parent design. NJ.
son to take collegiate OF thorough sesaem;-
cal course. he had better let him cultivate an,
tongas srelL The best eystem Of Enel.h am.
dies, therefore. Of which the uadersivned i.
master. will be adopted fot the ben. q, 81 ,hoss
who may follow his advice upon this subject.
Free from other business. he hopes, by : sedu.
Ions attention 30 his charge. % merit that con.
tidence which parents OF guardians may repose
70 him. He would be glad At the cuise, 10
have class 10 prepare fos College. The ses-
SONS; as II other academies, will continue gre
months.
TuiTIoN--rER SESSION.
In the Classical Department, siaso
English ESQ
Excellent board can be bad convenient 70
the academy Al seven dollars per month. exclu-
slve Of lights. for. any numher Of studsnis.
Those who may design sending their sons
would confer favor By communicating Il se
the undersigned at as early q day a. possible.
+ 'nIEect 10 Liadlsy's Store ?. o., osange coun-
~, N. c.
JOHN r. HOLT.
| JULY -. Isl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

TENNESSEE.-The returns from
this state render il probable that James
X. Polk has been elected Governor by .
majority Of sbOU, three thousand votes.
The delegation in Congress. seven
Wings and six vsns-a Wing loss oil
three.
10 INDIANA three wings and four
Vans have been elected Wing loss oil
three.
From ALABAMA the returns have
not al been received. Two Wings and
one Van elected: Two 10 hear from-ons
Wing gain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

A friend from The country presented
Us, lev days ago, a mOmmOsh' Peach.
II vas what is called the Canada Peach.
and grew on the plantation Of John Black
wood. esq. Of this county. Il weighed,
when taken from the tree, three quarters
Of pound, and measured eleven inches
in circumference round the lsrges. part.
We lender our friend thousand thanks
for the present Il had a delicious fla
your; but Notwithstanding the temptation,
we made "iwo bites Of the cherry" and
shared il with oil in our Office: as We by
no means admire The selfish creed of sc.
zen principles. which seems TO govern
the "'poiIs psrty"-she fee loaves and
t,ro fishes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

nd such woSld suffice IL our public rvl.u
~ould ncl obsirsrl n
The grsaissl evil We suffer d from men
- public stations interfering with whal
= not their duty Or province. WhaI
night has government 10 dictate 10 lenders
and borrowers. any more Than 10 dictate
% farmers what rotation Of crops he shall
plant. II msn in trade. from srperierce
and practical wisdom. say such and such
shings prosper beat. they should Be needed
not thrust aside and crushed; and 90
With The fsrmer and mechanic, their en-.
Periense should be needed in their yoea-
IONS. and not one sacrificed 10 The Other
Tor temporary political gain; for every
interest 10 dependent on The success and
prosperity Of al.
Alter We have suffered more, perhaps
ne shall see more clearly The truth Of The
foregoing reflections. Till then, your
obi ssrs't. SOUND CURRENCY.
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Printers Notice.

SUBSCRiBERS in arrears for the HILLSIDE
y rough Recorder, are respectfully inform.
ed that their accounts will be made out a,
an early day, and forwarded to them either
through the Post Office or by an agent. ..als is
hoped that all concerned will feel the necsssi.
ty of prompt payment.
August I. n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22
GUATEMALA. OR CENTRAL AME
RIGA.

RIGA.
From the New York Jeafnal Of commsree.
Our readers are aware that, some
months since, the states Of Honduras,
Nicaragua. and Costa Ries. each deelsr.
ed itself independent Of The General Go
sefnment. 81 the head Of which 10 Pfesi.
dent Morszan. Honduras and Niesrseu,
raised an army Of 900 men. and invsd.
ed ihe province Of San Salvador. On The
6sh Of April President Morszsn, with
! 200 men. gave then battle, and defeat
ed them with The loss Of about 400 mrn.
In consequences Of This battle. The nullif.
ers sbsied their prelensions. and there
was some hope Of the restoration Of peace
without further blnodshed. The Govern,
mcnt Of Gualemsla has addressed circu
lar 10 The other states. inviting them 10
general convention for The purpose o
adopting . new constitution, and effect
ing the desired reforms in q pacific man
ner. FL Tempo. OF Guatemala. says
under date Of May 24lh. &" The elsc,iol
Of deputies for several districts has takeI
place without any great commoiion O
loss Of lives. go generally attending Of
such occasions"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22
s7s,l94,447

The ~ E. Boundory.-The Bangor
Courier saws that Mr.. Fes,hersionhsugh
and Col. Nudge. British commissioners.
have passed through that city on their
way TO the disputed territory, With large
quantity Of surveying, astronomical and
other instruments, for the purpose Of a..
cerlaining typographical and other inIor-
nation respecting the Boundary line.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

John nj. Bolts. ESQ. Of Richmond, Va.
has sold his fine horse Gohanna, 10 John
Budford OF Missouri, for $4,000.
The 400 students Of Dartmouth Col.
lsge, N. III. disfrsnchised by the Legs.
ls,ure oil New Hamsphire. declare their
intention Of voting and testing the legali-
~ Of The enactment
The Louisiana Sugar crops are said to
hold out the promise Of abundance this
season. Tha, state supplies half Of all
The sugar consumed in the United States.
The ship Saluda. which will shortly
sail from Norfolk Tor Liberia. 10 10 carry
out eighteen slaves lately emancipsled by
John r. Rix, Esq, Of Raleigh. N. &.
on condition Of ENGRAVING.
Paiuabie.-'fhe exports Of New Or
leans dnring the quarter ending The 30lh
June, amonsed to upwards Of 10000, 900
dollars.
Il is stated that George M. Dallas,
Esq. Minister to Russia, has obtained
leave 10 return home. and is expected 10
Philadelphia in September next, TO resume
his profession. 1t 10 also said that Mr..
Csmbreleng viii succeed Mr.. Dallas as
Minister TO the court OF s, Petersburgh.
lie Chsvslier d'Argsy. Minister to this
country from Spain. arrived at New York
on Saturday in the Havrs packe. ship
Francois LIST.
The corporation Of the city Of New
York have issued Treasury Notes bear.
ing seven per cent. interest. They are
sold, the Courier asserts, al Eve per cent.
discount.
A report was current in Montreal, that
all the state prisoners in Lower Canada
were TO be released on condition Of leay.
ing the province forever.
|. is said that one person alone has not
less than $4,000 barrels -of -four stored
in the west. II is well suggested by Ma
ior Noah, that the banks should be u.
toned against granting facilities to sus.
tain monoPOlies Of this description,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22
Attention !!

To the Officers aud Musicians belonging
10 the 47th Regiment.
W0U are hereby untitled and commanded 10
- appear in Hillsborough on the 25ih az
September, at II O'Clock, for the purpose of
drill and court MARTIAL and on the 26.h, q 4
O'Clock. you will attend with your respective
companies equipt as the law directs, with six
rounds Of powder. for review.
WILLIAM BARLOW,
Senior Officer.
Augusty. So So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

The Secretary ef War has ordered
Praneis's life boats 10 be furnished 10 Ell
The vessels Of var on the coast % FloFi-
ds. uDder Ihs control Of his department
The Total exports from England for he
year ending April I. le3s. were R42. 600.
900; Tor he year 1899 ESQ. 000. 900. OF
hose in 1888. sbons Ei0. 900. 900 came
10 The United States. and in 1899. about
Rl2. SOC. 900.
The Geneva IN. Y Courier says-
The whole Of The western farming districts
are grooming with sbundanes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22
TERMS OF BROTHER JONATHAN
Three Dollars q Year i'm

"A Methodist Protestant Camp
Meeting will be held at the Ridge Meet.
ing House in Orange County on Friday
the 9Th Of September next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

Tomatoes AT This season Of plenty.
for" one Of the best things in The world. $
and when they are 10 be had in The mar
kst st forty cents bushel. We do . good
work in advising our readers OF The ssri-
Gus uses that may be made Of The Toma
10. One use. 10 which il may be sppli-
ed. ne copy ss below. from an exchanges
paper.
Tomato Omelei.-Pesl quart Of ripe
tonaioes-ehop and put Them down "a
simmer Tor about twenty minutes. with
as much water az will cover them; chop
. few onions very iine. and throw them
in with erumbled bread and . lump oI
buIter-and when nearly done. beat up
four egg, and stir them in for few mi.
nutss. and serve the omelet up.
Bali. Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

Governor Call, Of Florida. has insuuc-
ted Charles Downing, R. Randall, w,
HI. peterborough. S. X. Walker. esqrs.
and Colonel @. s. Hswkins. 10 proceed
to Washington and urge upon the Presi.
dent the adoption Of necessary measures
for the defence Of the country, and the
successful execution Of the war.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

station % ~hieh he has been called. The
ssiaolishneni Of Ihis prnfessorship not
only eniiales he founders 10 Infinite hon
o.. bsi wilI confer lasting benefit on COR
country and The humsn race - large. By
aaording additional opportunity Of preps-
ration 10 lhose who may propose 70 de-
vote themselves 10 Missionary labos in
he East.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

HmIssoR0UsH DKzaTIso SocIETr.-
TIE Eaiowiag . the Qaery selected for dis
eassioa % lhe regular meeGing q this Society
whieh will take place On FFiasy sight, ths soah
lnsgaaa.
Hssi1if y sEssssbis % sAsiisA caPsIsi fxzifk-
~sni n Nswfk cTsiAa7
~ he sEesrrasr.
August 81, 1858.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22
Notice.

THE wARDEEs OF THE POOR for The
House on she iirss Monday of September Rext.
Al persons having business will attend al that
time, and al applications Cor admitting par
sons should then be made.
Proposals ~ill be received % the same time
and place. for employing . Superintendent "
the Poor for the ensuing yesE.
EDMUND STRUDWIcK.
August II. e3-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

The whole exports Of the domestic
produce and manufactures Of the United
States las, year, is reported by the Sc
eresary Of the Treasury, 10 be &c.,
033. s2l.
The Agricultural products exported
are inns classed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

Wonders, &c. &c. &c.
As family newspaper. Brother Jonathan
will be found to present attractions beyond
any other;
He comes, the herald OF noisy world,
News from oil nations numbering Al his back"
The earliest intelligence. foreign and domes.
tic, and the latest novelties in the literary
world, will be promptly served up for the grs-
tification OF the reader.
T Strictly neutral in politics, it will con-
tain nothing in favor Of or against any party,
and will as sedulously avoid any Of the con
troversies which a2itste the religious commu.
nifty. Strict morality. virtue, temperance, in
dustry, good order, benevolence, aud useful
ness TO our fellow men, will be advocated and
inculcated in every page OF Brother jonathan.
TERMS OF BROTHER JONATHAN
Three Dollars a Year in
advance.
For Five Dollars, two copies Of .he paper
will be sent one year, or one copy two years.
The EVENING TATTLER is pub
ished every day al the same Office. and Is put
10 press at - O'Clock meridian, in season for
the great northern, eastern and southern mails,
which all close at about two O'Clock, p. NJ.
AL Country newspapers who give this pros
pectus three insertions. will be entitled to an
exchange, on sending number Of their pa pers
TO this Office, containing the advertisement.
All communications and letters should be
addressed, postage paid. 20
GRISW0LD & Co.
l62 Nassau %. New York,
August. ss-3w
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STATE Of The Connfry.-Il 10 enough 10
DO The hardes. hear, good to cas-. = glance,
in imagination, .. this moment, over The
broad surface Of this country, or to
accomplish the same object by reading
the newspapers which the mails Of any
one day bring 10 hand. Never before.
perhaps, was a more smiling scene Of
plenty and prosperity spread GU, before
US, or before any people on earth.
Wherever We turn the eye. whatever
region we explore, il 10 the same. At The
sane time universl and extraordinary
health prevails. Surely We have reason
10 be thankful. Boston Jour.