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| voyage of Columbia, and even of his sup
posed predecessors, Prince Madloc Of
Wales, and the Mortimer, down to the
Olympiads of Andrew Jackson and Martin
! Van Buren. The American Hemisphere
the Continent of North America--the
United States of America, before and since
the acquisition Of Louisiana, and every sep.
arate State Of this Union, is series of his
torical problems of which you should sys.
temaicalIy seek the solution. Read the
Constitution ofthe Uni!ed States-the Conn.,
mentary ofthe Federalist-the Constitution
and History of your own State-Biogra-
phies, beginning with Langhorne's Plut.
arch, and thence proceeding to the History
of John Smith; to the American bIograp.
hies of BeIknap and Sparks; to Washing.
ton Irving's Life of Columbus and to the
Articles Of Penn, and Calvert, and Locke,
Oglethorpe, which will lead you on 10 9TH
ers in the Encyclopedia Americana or Con-
versations Lexicon. Then the fashionable
Novels and Poetry of the present times:
Scott, Byron, Moore, Rogers, Coleridge,
SOutucyS VOIoSWoitbS t"o "O"'Se'S?
Cooper, Paulding, Willis, Mrs. Hemans AID
Lady Blessington, Ms. Sigourney and Miss
Gould, and, worth them all, Miss Edgeworth
and lastly, the Reports Of your Coun-
trymen travellers in foreign lands-Di.
Dwight, Dr.. Sprague, Mr.. Bigeow, Lieu.
tenant Sidsll, and DR.. Fisk, with many 9TH
srs whose names do not a: this moment oc.
cur 10 me. But nave given yau moro
than enough, and, after all, hardly krov
whether the catalogue will meet your lu'
quir'es, or satisfy your expectations. After
all, mnst conclude with tho advice OF the
serving man to the young Student OF
-, in Shakespeare" Study what you
most affect"
And remain your friend and fellow.
student for life.
20. ADAMS,
Messrs. Lewis Audoun, H. d. McCuloch,
and C. l.. L. Leary, committee o! the
Eranklin Association Of Baltimore.
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FREE DOM OF SUFFRAGE.

The following is II copy of The bill intro.
duced into the Senate by Mr.. Crittenden,
of Kentucky, and now depending in tba,
body:
A BILL to preuent the Interference of certain
Federal officers in elections.
To the end that the great powers given to
the officers of tho Federal Government.
and other persons employed in its service,
may not be used for the influencing Of
elections, which ought to be free and in.
corrupt:
Be 1t enacted, &c. That from and after
the first day of April, in the year one thou.
sand eight hundred and thirtynine, no mar
shaI, or deputy marshal, no postmaster or
deputy postmaster, no receiver or register
of land Office, or any of their deputies or
clerks, no surveyor general of the public
lands, or an of bis deputies or assistants. no
collector, surveyor, naval officer, weigher,
gauger. appraiser, or other officer or person
whatsoever concerned or employed in the
charging, collecting levying, or managing
the customs. or any 5ranch or part thereof,
no engineer, officer, or agent employed or
concerned in the execution or superinteu.
dence ofany ofthe public works. shall, by
word, message, or writing, or in any oiher
way whatsoever, endeavor to persuade
any eleclor 70 give, or dissua e any elector
from giving, h vote for the choice Of any
per:on 10 be elected to their Office
of President and Vice President of
these United States, or for the choice
of any person TO be Senator or
Representative in The Congress of The sail
United States, or for the choce Of any per-
son to be Governor or Lieutenant Govern
or of any State, or Of any person to be
representative or member in the legislative
department Of any State of,his Union, or
for the choice Of any person to serve in any
public Office established by the law OF any
OF said States nor sha!. any such officer or
person intcrmmedle in any Of the elections
above mentioned, or use any means with
intent TO influence or control the same.
Otherwise than by giving his own vote and
every person offending therein shall forfeit
the sum Of five hundred dollars, one moiety
thereof TO the informer, and the other mole
ty thereofto The United Safes aforesaid, 10
be recovered, with costs Of SUIT, by any per.
son that shall sue for the same, by ac.Ion Of
debt, bill or complaint in any of the district 40
circuit courts Of the United Sta,es; and
every person convicted, on any such suit, Of
the said offence shall thereby become dis.
abled and incapable Of ever bearing or exc
cutting any Office or pinee aes# 'vFlsatss<
ever under the said United Sta;es.,
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ated, was the 7th after Adam and Jesu.
Chr st the 77lh in direct line. Our Sa.
vIour spoke Z times from the cross, on
which he remained 7 hours; he appeared
times after Z times days sent the Holy
Ghost. In the Lords Prayer are 7 pei.
lions. expressed in 7 times 7 words, omit.
ting those of mere grammatical connexion.
Within this number are contained all The
mysteries Of the Apocalypse, revealed to
the I churches of Asia there appeared 7
gold n candlesticks, stars in the hand of
him that was in the midst : lamps being
the 7 spirits Of God. The book with seals,
the lamb with horns and eyes, 7 angels
with 7 seals;7 kings, 7 thunders, 7 thou
sand men slain. The Dragon with heads {;
Z angels bearing via!s of wrath. The
vision ofDaniel was 70 weeks. The fiery
furnace was made times hotter for Shad-
rack, Meshack and Abednego NebucIad-
nezzar ate The grass of the field z years.
The elders Of Israel were seventy. There
are also numbered heavens, 7 planets,
7stars, wise men, Z champions of Chris.
tendon, z notes in music, 7 primary color,,
deadly sins, I sacraments in the Roman
Catholic Church the 7th son was consld.
cred as endowed with pre.eminent wisdom.
The seventh son Of seventh son is still
thought by some to possess the power of
healing disease spontaneously. Perfection
islikened to gold 7 times purified in the fire;
and we vet saw, "you frighten me out Of my
se~en senses" Ancien,Iy a child was not
named before 7 days. no! being accounted
fully to have life bafore that le-
riodical day. The teeth spring out in the
9TH month and are shed and renewed in
the 9th year, when infancy is changed into
childhood. At thrice 7 years the faculties
are developed, manhood commences, aud
we become legally competent 10 all civil
acts at four times man is in the full pos
session of his strength : at five times Z he
is Fl, for the business Of the world: at six
times lie becomes grave and wise or
never: at seven times 7 lie is in his apogce,
and from thai time decays. At eight times
7 he is in his first climactcric: at nine times
7, or G3, he is in his grand clamactcric, or
year of danger: and ten times 7, or three
score years ard zen, has by the Royal PfoPa.
het been pronounced The natural period OF
human life. There were chiefs before The.
bes. The blood was 10 be sprink:ed 7 times
before the altar: Naaman was to be dipped
7 times in Jordan Apu!eias speaks ofdlp-
ping the head times in the sea tor pur'h.
cation. In all solemn rites Of pursa'ion,
dedication, and conservation, the oil or wa.
ter was l. times spr;nkled. The house OF
Wisdom in Proverbs, had 7 pillars. lO'd
Colony Memorial.
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From the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
4 PRISON SCENE.
BENJAMIN RArHBUN.

As one Of our citizens was recently Jodrns
ewing hotneward from the commercial me
,ropolis, he stopped for an hour or two, at
Auburn. Impelled by motives Of curiosity
he repaired TO the State Prison, and went
The usual rounds, with the view Of conteHi-
mating in his slow esta:e," one whom ha
had known and moved with in palmy days
of proud and golden prosperity, but *bo
was now wi hin those gloomy walls con,
vict fclon, condemned TO years of s;Ien. toii.
side by side with Williams Of every hue OF
crime. In secluded puIs oflhe immense
building he found the object ofhis search
a:tired in the coarse partlcolored convict
dress, soiled and dry, his hair cropped
closely to his head, and lis small, yet dig.
uified form bent painfully over his tasa.--
His coun,enance was deadly paIr, save
where, upon cach check. u small, deep hsc.
tic spot told the troubled workings Of his
unouiet mind, while his unshaven chin, with
beard o: weeks growth, contrasted
strangely ~itA his high marble.like forehead,
and altered features, imparling a wildness
10 hi appearance which beftted the gloomy
scene around. 1t was Benjamin Ralhban.
the Forger. He was occupied G shaping the
beechen blocks of which joiners planes are
made, and stcaGily wrought at his new EN-.
plovment his delicate hands, unused t.
manual labor, plying busiIy and dex'erous-
" the tools of his workbench. As the Wis.
tier gazei upon The sad spectacle, through
the narrow openings of the dark passage
from which the convicts are watched by TIE
guards Of the prison. unseen by the pris.
ouers, ano'hcr visItrr s;ood by. similarity
occupied, who had been employed BY the
man they were contemplating as one Of tho
superinlenden;s Of his tvo thousand laborers
when engaged in carrying on his gigantic
operations. The latter stood sill antly intent
on The scene, until he burst into tears, and
turned away. The irrepressib'e symPath'es
which arise in the human bosom, oten u"
defiance of the stern decisions OF justice,
and fen Iav::shed upon unworthy objects.
/ whom semc redecming traits have eadeared
10 US, oyerpowered his feelings. aud he ief'
the prisoner to the "Peop.cj soLtude" ot'ha,
popuIous dungeon.
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V oil. w. No. 8

no counenance from us, who have sworn
this day, faithfully to execute the law. The
man who could direct public odium and pub
lie violence, by whatever indirection. agdinse
one of the egalized institutions Of the land,
betrays that desiitution Of principle which
fits him for crime and outrage of every
character; and he who could he'll fire.
brand against achartered company, would,
be assured, to accomplish an end. desc
crate the very chamber in which you sit."
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==E p Ms 4.

Ifpaid within three months, ooo'
Ifpad within three months after the close
of the year, 10 w
IF paid within twelve months after the
close of the year, w
Ifoot paid within that time, w
A company of ten persons taking the paper at
the same Post Office, shall be entitled to 1t S25
provided the names be forwarded together, and
accompanied by the money.
No paper to be discontinued but at he option
ofthe Editor till arrearages are paid.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen hnes,
inser,sd for one dollar the first time, and
fifty cents, each subsequent insertion
Persons sending in advertisements are request
co 10 specify the number of times they are to be
Inserted; otherwise they will be continued till
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
pThe Postage must bs. paid on all commu
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-16
LETTER FROM Mr.. ADAMS.
From the Baltimore Chronicle

We have been kindly permitted to take
a copy of letter addressed by Mr.. Adams
TO the officers of a Literary Society in Bal
timore. 1t will be read with great interest,
and is certainly very admirable paper OF
its kind.
WASHINGTON, JUNE %, 1888.
GENTLEMEN have no words 10 ex.
press nv gratitude for The kind feelings and
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From the Orleans Bee
FLOATING PLANT.

Doctor Samuel A. Cartwright. OF
Na,chez, read lecture before the MIssIss!p'
pi Lyccum, On the 7ih inst. on the neal'h
preserving properties Of the Grand.8ara'
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"Buf, gentlemen, ain far from looking
to my election as mere personal triumph.
1t sands on much higher ground ; for it is.
in my estimation, the triumph OF law and
order over doctrines Of the most psrnIclouo
and disorganizing tendency. A spirit ST
bold disorder, of daring and licentious riot.
is abroad 10 our country, and threatens The
stability of our institutions. lis watchwords
are the People against the Banks - the
People against the Arislocracy,-' the Poor
against the Rlcl,,' &c. This wretched Jar.
gon IS Of European origin, and has been in
iroduced by foreigners into our happier
country. Here the base apd The designing
have appropriated them 10 the accomplish.
ment of their unhallowed purposes, and an
effort has been made to introduce into our
State these Ioat|some heresieS.
" Bur, thanks TO the public soandncss
and intelligence, never was mischlevous
fully more signaily rchuked. Our people
a;e not yet steepcd SO deeply in moral OF
political profgacy s.s to enact laws and grant
privileges but to a5rogate them. we
are vet 10 learn that it is right or Just TO
concsde, at one moment, charters, invest
inc rights and property. and, at the next, 10
recder hem valueless by denuncla'on, or 10
destroy them by violence.
"As to our aris:ocracy, gcntemen' l
need not tell you that our Institutions neIth'
Iecalize uor renognise lis existe nee that II
lives bu, in the diseased fancy of the worth
loss and envious levellsr, who, despalrins
TO elevate himself seeks to pull down others
10 his own poor standard. We have no
aristocracy but that which superior industry
intelligence, and moral worth confers, and
ofthat what Government would not be justly
proud!
"But, gentlemen, there is danger in tins
wan.on madness and it is our dity. as
patriots, faithful representatives OF the
poople. TO warn and to admonish them o.
the brooding mischief. Error and wee
should not be made the synonymes oil trutt
and virtue. The moral sense OF the com
mun;ty cannot be iriAed with with lmpunl
~; it may become blunted and corrupted
. far constant attlf,ion will affect the soundes
substance Then, let usteacl' the mer'
partisan and the unprincipIed demagogu
that the end cannot justify the mems thai
!. by destroying The landmarks between nst
$ and wrong, he is sappiug the very founda
ton cf our Government, ard can rcccir
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A REPUBLICAN INDEED.

Edward B. Dudley took The oath Of
office, in presence Of The Legislature: on
Saturday last, upon re-en'ering the office OF
Governor of the Safe of North CHRoLlNA.
to which he has been lately reelected by
the People ; on which occasion he deliver.
ed a brief address. We invite the at:en.
ton Of our readers to the manly sentiments
expressed ia the following paragraphs,
which formed spart of,hat address.
Nat. Intel.
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The following is II copy of The bill intro.
duced into the Senate by Mr.. Crittenden,
ofkentucky, and now depending in tba,
body:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-08
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rie rrifcn 2(nlicrcr rcn 0rrtbril haten ist trldc
2tttbelun9cn ;u wIbltn, Tr ileh trrdene Nr1t'
rirn tefnccn, tir trslrteb tstaut wcrren tSnnen.
%NS SNHSV SNilU ECfltEb Nuo ~oop <ANNkP ESt'
rtefcn inr atrr 666 ater tereits 0nSstant, nnr
100 1eter ;u Soften aussele9t fir SIC Start
Eur E ut b Il + 4.
3cn ren aussele9tcn e tart srttsn lint tereits
90 rertauft, rnr ;,rar fatf oar an Ienttd,e.
SrtoIp nrob IL AtfNnittc rcrtauft rrer rcrradbs
tct fein trerren rnp tic 9)adtcr rrer &autrr init
rcr Setauun9 res $anrcs tcspnnen batsn rers
rfi6t ltb rer $antstrffer
Cine Wahls uno edge Wuhle,
wcthe rur60amrf tetrieten rerren fell, ju errid5
ten. p1bter batc,,, 70 lan9e iDreQnaht p1ucrt,
non l2 Q>u|Aen Srii6tcn, rrclde tle fir ibrcm CT,
9enen 8rtraueb mableu laBcn, ttrs cine .yutdel
at5uaeten, etenfo, mae bic 2 aSsnilble onkslanst,
ppn sSlcdcn MIR sGlrd.
BcbinSunSer Die S0rm fpirb in flcts
rcrc &cttcn rrn 40, 80 unp l6O Ndcr at9ctbrilt.
Gin Olictbsmann rrn ciner l6O Qdcrlrttc bat
inncrbalb Sabren 60 Noter urtar Jr lnadcn nnr
su umSduncn, btr elmer so Qtcrlrttt 35, ccr ciucr
40 Qeterlrttr 2l uno mabrrnr rer pa6Jrit ric
1arcn fir feinc $rttt i'll tcjoblrn. 81 ric 9adt.
,et ot9cleufrn, tr bat rcr u adbter ras Vrrtaufs:
rcht, auf nas rrn ibm tetante $anp rrr jefcrn
Anrcrn, gu einem tilli9en 9rcis. ST or nidt
9cnci9t gum Sauf fn bat CT cine an9cmcbcnc Gnt.
ihNri9un9 fur 8ct1roe, Hrnnncn nnp anrcre
Ginrittun9rn, t(rs Sa,,nt {Seneenl ausSenrm,
men, an5ufrreben. $ictbatsr batrn tlob Sn men.
rcn an ben Gi9entbnmer.
9aptrn, SNn. 10. 9Ianritt 8tnG tbrtp
STOhnunc6 QerlnOerunQ.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-08
GeutiCbe5 Gjaiftou5
in SillCll1llltt,

au CIittstmarft, in rcr 5ten Strasc, (smifeben
rsr 9iuc unp QHcUnuB @traben.) Der Gnres'
ttnannte cmrfcblt fstn 0ot1baus rcr 9unff teinea
sancslcuts, inrem CT 70 einsrridtst 1T. rag CT
aci(snrc 81 Sus unp s,t 9>fcrp crer nit 5ubrwe.
fen auf bic tsquc,ntte 3eettc lrsiren Fam. @ein
9aus unr fetns Stauuns llnp ssrauni9; feline
Sdcnte unr fcn Eifb nit rem Yctten rerteben
mas Der Ofarft rartictct, unp feline Scbanrluns
unp Tcbnunscn f., rag sc'rtDnlib rie ,ricrer
tcp ibm sufrrc6en, sic cin,nol tcv iDm rin9ctcbrt
battcn 2Ber ric prrtr nit uns MAIDEN mill III
brr;licb miHtrmnen.
9apib Stttercr.
Cincinnati, Setruar %. 1889. 10.
. UrOer 9tterc 9icpatttur riefts 3lattcs tann
o,,s GrrrpAun9 alIss kettati9en NAG -6err y
Zen faet.