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DoCEs0 gE1GSa So
for the Spring and Summer

TalIE subscriber would respectfully inform
- his friends and the public generally, that
he has Just received the largest assortment d
articles in bis liae Of business. perhaps. esel
before brought 20 this market; and a. they
have been entirely selected By the subscriber.
with an eye 10 their neainess and durability,
he thinks he can give satisfaction 10 all who
may palroaize him. The articles have beer
purchased on very reasonable terms and val
be sold cheap. lie invites his iIiends 10 cal
and examine bic assortment before purchasing
elsewhere. The following are comprised q
his assortment. suitable Cor the Spring and
Summer.
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PRIVAET
Boarding School.

VsiIE subscriber viii open Boarding School
i "for Boys. at his residence. Tusculum,
within one mile and half Of Hillsborough,
". G. on The ftst Thur sday in July uext. Ills
number Of pupils will be limited. The course
Of instruction preparatory 10 an entrance into
any Of our Colleges. Instruction will be given
in the French language. by q gentleman from
France, Of high qualifications. No additional
charge will be made 10 the general price Of
tuition for such instruction, and every pupil
will enjoy the benefit.
There will be but one vacation in the year,
and that from the first Of May to the frs,
Thursday in July.
The charge for each pupil, Tor board and IN
ition. will be $50 per annum, paid semi annu.
ally, in advance.
Parents or Gusrdians. who may wish 10 pIac,
their sons or wards under his care. are request
ed 10 Communicate their wishes TO the subcri
Der, By letter. as early as convenient. direetct
10 the
Rev. JOHN wITHERSPOON.
IIillsborough. N. C
April .. &C.
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HILLSB ROU G II, N. u
80 PUBLISHED wEHKLr
4. ny DENNIS uEARTT,

AT -HRRE noILsRs yrAR, On TWO r''
TiErf cESrs Nv PAID N AtsANeE: II
Those who do not give notice OF ,he'' W."
10 have Their PAPER discontinued o. INC e,p
lion Of ihc year, will be presumed as css sIr re
its soHtinuanee until
paper will lie discontinued uniil OIL afI,s,Ia
arc paid, unless % the option 81 the fon,s ~.
Advertisements not exceeding siSie'h ~" 80
one dollar fnr The first, and iweni..h'e in
for each subsequent ins,riion; tonpeI ~" Grc
proportion. Court advertisements wen!
per rent higher. A di,lWiion 81 S'5 l'''
will be made 10 ad,eI':scrs by the le"'
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just Received and for sale,
nR PETERS Anu Bilious Pills.
n DE-. Bsekwilh's An,i Dyspspuc Pills.
De. Phslps' Anti Bilious Tomato Pills.
DE-. shermsn's Cough I,ozengss.
DE-. Shsrmsn's Worm l.ozenges. ..
DE-. Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster, for
pains in back and breast.
Dr.. X. 8. Bernardo Cholera Syrup.
w. w. Grsy's Invslusbls Ointment.
Harfison's Specific Ointment
~ Also, BACON, MEAL a. FLOUR
A. PARKS.
Mays. III
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sasa - be uls oui Of hearing, Sire. -
and Der e0mPaniahi FHFs faA Esnt 70
Ihsir asEnasnl. and lsughsd oEsr tls
uirk lor Al hear. 1hen thslE mlrsh ma
somswhsi dampsd By The sairsses d .
youag msn ~hs preserved The doetsf's
bill. wherein was charged Inc mazimsn
Rnes fox visit Noahilg eosld b sad
Against he Justice e The demand. and
he money was paid with svidsns vera.
iioa. So the deeaos bad his jake % sell
- shs lady.
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Ths dissiasas.ed surrsoa died N
Lsaasn On ne lsh Of fsbrusry. IN The
I'd yesx 81 he sfs. TIE assaaary
mosscea Of him 10 the Lnadoa papers siais.
sesa Cor sssrrA sssrs sissr h begsn has
prpfss~i9n. he <molumrns 81 - prsetes
did nol anosns q he salary Of fooiman.
whsahsbsesms nsrs knswa. be prssiies
sspi6sy Increased. sod wss very lsersass.
his rscsipss ssersgsng from 6ity . ssteo'
sy.fixs sha1ssnd dollsGs year. and one
ysas. asfs. amoun,ihg 70 %. 900 guinsss.
He somsins<. by his Successful opera
aions. secured large gitis. Oas instance
e nsntionsd. 10 which. On composing
<urs. ne wss presented ~iih he n'ghl
cap of ihe lady patient which on ex'
Hminslan xss found 10 be lined with Z
shssxsad pound bank note. In personal
appearances. Sir Asiley is said 10 have
bean enc of The hnesi looking men Of ih'
age. ne good humored counaenanee being
nm index &C his innate disposition. HI
~as isordiaalely attached 10 his probes.
zion. and having once rstired. Was forced
by che strength af habit. TO return 10 q
again. He MAS Zoe long period siiaehsd
80 the hospitals - . lecturer and surgeon.
Az lecturer he ~ss 1usnl. though mol
correct. speaker. Az an operator. be
hss rarely been eQusled. and when 81 the
zenith Of his fame. persons came from oil
parts Of The world 10 eonsuls him. Tie
vas always frugal. and utterly, !, Is said,
his frsgslisy has approached 70 ssaries
Boston Recorder.
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NEW GOODS.

TUE subscribers having 70.
Is eruiled their Stoek fef The
sk sezsoa, wo1id respectfully N.
wife sheif customers and lhs
public 90 give them . call.
Their Stock eoasixss Of every variety q
Goods common % lhis markels all Of which
lhey uill dispose Of % The most liberal terms
Tkey are determined 10 make their prices COZ
form 20 the tines. They viii mske no fia'
promises 70 decss The eon6ding and unwary
Call and Judge Cor yourselves.
JAMES WEBB, in. & CO.
May 5. IL
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Small Birds Great Blessings.-l wish
our intelligent farmers could be awakened
60 che importance Of preserving Robins
and oGhsr email Birds. 90 means Of aid
ing In their sork. The iahumanity which
sasers every lazy iubber Of boy who
can resi an old kings arm over stone
wall. 70 kill or frishien every poor Linnsi
that sings in the fields. and every Robin
red breast that dares eat an unripe cherry
and save q child from the dyseniery. Is q
short sighted piece OF sel6shnsss. These
harmless birds live upon gtubs and other
worms and insects. and the slight inrosds
shsy make upon the farmers corps are
repsid an hundred fold by the projection
obey afford against thousand destroyers
These birds, ifnoi frightened. viii beecm,
90 tame % 20 perch on the hand. orlighl
90 the plough IS il turns over The funow.
No good farmer should fail 20 teach his
boys 70 spare and cherish these harmless
snd often taneful visitsnis 10 his fields
snd orchssds. The crows. too, Natures
living mouse traps. instead Of being .
Zane. slaost domestic bird. IS in some
other countries. where isrmers have been
sssgbs sheir value by long experience,
have bean frighisned into mean pilfsrers
ef unwsd corn hillsi A good crow 10
Gosh sbushsl Of whea, orsoihsr grain TO
she sere. and somsiines ieni A know.
ledge Of ornilholagy. and not penal laws.
10 shat our farmers and their sons need
q induce Them 70 regard their true inter.
esis in shis matter. Con. Couranf.
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NOTICE.

WHHE nnJerslgnsd W0uld reEPeeiilllF
4 inloFm her lfisnds. and de Plblie
generally. thal hey intend 70 sithdau
fson he Mercaniils business they would
therefore request hose indebted % them.
% cali and close their aec0unls BY Cash
90 Noie.
They would slso avail themselves ol
lhis opportunity Of expressing their SIN
eeus blanks for lhe very liberal support
given Ihem whilst in business.
They hare siill On hand . good
.ss0rtwena n
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syssIgI|
VERY CHEAPH
WYE are nn~ rersisisg Irom Men Nefk aad
W PAilsdslphis. = hsndsome assoismsaa q
Spring and Summer
GOODS,
Which hare beea beBghl cheap. and Ill b
sell cheap.
This parehass was not made By order. but
81 one 81 the subscribers: ne thsreiere thiak
ne are abe % shos . slark that must please
or iriends and customers wishing 10 treat
themselves 20 Summer supply.
oUR STOCK COMPRISES.
Superior wooLdyed Black CLOTHS.
DO. DO. Blue do.
Do. do. Invisible Green, do.
DO. Drop Deia. sUMMER CLOTHS
DO. Erminels.
Fancy. Ca.simeres, Sslineis.
Cadet James. KenlUcky James.
Silk. Satin. Cashmere. yRsTINGs
and MsrseIlles,
Printed Lawn. gaekOnel and French Mus
lin.
Chslsys, plain and striped Bingham.
Figured. striped and plain Light Silks.
Black and blue-blaek Bombszines.
French. English and American Prints.
Plain and Chequered Muslin.
Long Lawn. Hem stitch and Linen Cam.
brio IIsndkerehiefs.
Dsnlssk and Bird.sye Diaper.
Irish end Brown Linens.
Brown Holland. and Linen Drillings.
6eorgia Nsnkin. Cadet Cassimeres.
Worked Collars. Edgings snd Inseriings.
Florence and Straw Braid Bonneis.
Hoods. Flowers. Bonnet Ribbons. &c.
ALSO, -
Beaver Fur. Brush, I.eghorn and Palm
leaf HATS.
Gsn,leaen's Shoes, Boots, Pumps and
Slippers.
Ladies' Black and Coloured Slippers.
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn.
Glass. Queensware. Croekery, and Stone
Ware. II
Hardware and Cutlery. .> ~@
Chocola,e. Mace, Cloves.
Molasses. Loaf and Brown Sugar.
Black and Green Teas.
Powder. Shot. Nails. Window Glass.
White Lead and o,her Paints, 60. DC.
PARKER a. NELSON.
April %. 10
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Wanted,

IN exchange for Dry Goods-BEES
4 WAX, TALLOW, FEATHERS
and FLAXSEED.
JAMES WEBB, Jr. & Go.
December lG. So
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DRY Goods,

and olher articles in their line. which
they wish 10 dispose Of Tor cash. or on >
short credit 10 punclual dealers.
NICKLE a NORWOOD.
r.reh ! n ca
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A writer IN one Of the Fossign Ency-
<iopediss calculates that IL The nssursl
resources Of The American Consinsnl vere
inlly developed. il would afford susien-
ssee 60 s.coo millions OF inhabitants. 0
numbers Eve tines Is great IS the entire
population Of the Globe. The writer az.
ser sd.sneing this position goes on rs
follows .-.... 49,
"And What 10 moro surprising. there
70 ssery probability that Ibis prodigious
population vill be in existence within
three OF four centuries. The imagiaa,ion
10 toss IN contemplating state Of things
which will make so great and rapid .
change in The condition Of the world.
We slmosi fancy il 10 dream. and YET
chs result 10 based on principles quite a.
certain &c those which govern the conduct
Of men in their ordinary pursuits. Near.
" Ill social Improvements spring from
che reciprocal iafoence Of condensed nun.
hers and d,fTused intelligence. Wbai
<hsa cid be the state OF society IN Ame-
rics eco eentaries hence. when . thou
sand OF tvo thousand millions civilized
men are crowded into a space compare
lively 80 narrow. and speaking only two
languages. % will doubtless be the case!
History shows that wealth. power. sci
snes. literature, all follow 10 the train o.
NUMBERS. general intelligence and free
dom. The sam. causes which transfer
nd ihs scepus Of civilization and The
weight Of influence from the banks oI
Euphra,es and the Nile 10 Western Eu.
rope. must. in she course OF no long pc.
s,ed. carry them from the latter TO The
plain. Of The Mississippi, and ihs ANA.
goa"
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PPper.-Nsasly sishisen handrsd
shoassnd pounds d black pepper ass con.
sunsd in he U. Saiss yearly. |. IAars
kaf."
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.


Naihanid N. Carringion and rife,
against
D.. Dwsn .uangsm aud others. ...s
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Coui,
that Dureil Mangum, James Adams and
clary his wife, and Arthur Maneun. defend.
ants IN this case. reside beyond The limits Of
this state: u is therefore ordered that puhIira
ton be made In the iIillsborough Recorder fos
sx weeks successfully. that unless the said
defendants appear at the next term Of ihs
Court. ia be held for the county Of Orange, in
the court house in Iiilisborough. ON the secnnd
Monday Of September next, and plead, answer
or demur. this case. will be set down Tor hear
ing and heard cx parie.
Witness, James " ebb, Clerk and Master az
our said Conr, Of Equity, the second Monday
Of March, 1871
JAMES WEBB. c. g. M
Price Adv. S. &. Gj.-
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To all my just Creditors.

naKE NOTICE. that shall apply 10 the
next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
10 be held for tho county of Orange. at the
Court House in tlillsborough, on the fourth
Monday Of May next, for the bensfi, of the act
Of the General Assembly made for the benefit
OF honest debtors; when and where you may
attend and object, if you see proper.
E-- CALVIN J. BACON.
April 25 IF .~. 4. 20
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Equity Sales.

M3ss BY virtue Of decree of the
lsS5Ss Cour, of Equity Cor ihe county 81
SWS Orange. made al March term, 1911.
.szSSS> on the petition Of John WAT, ex
pane, shall offer for sale, 90 the highest bid.
der. at the store of Eli Murray & CO., on
Saturday tho 18th day Of May neat, Two
TRACTS OF LAND. one Of is0 acres, and
one OF 25s acres. credit Of twelve months
will be given, the purchaser giving bond ard
security.
JAMES WEBB. C. T. NJ
Mefch Y 65 = 4w
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FURNITURE,
Press for Sale.

.>. Press for Sale.
DElNG dcsirour of embarking in another
business, I now offer the establishment
Of the Wilmington Advertiser for sale
do not knuw of o more eligible situation
Tor persons DESTROYS Of cmbarkinP in the prin
ting business, than Wilmington. North Caro-.
lima.
Terms accommodating. Applications mus,
DO post paid.
i. G. HILL.
Wilmington, Nov. ". AZ
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THESE Me saes 49, ~
aebted foftheiF aan.e e thrai
nanifesl and sFsshle axiion
a. psrayinz he springs snc
ehsnneis a iiie. and eneuins
them 9th Feae0ed tone AID
visor. IA many hundEed ceF.
used cases whseh hare beea
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Genllemen's Boots, 6rsi quality.
DO. DO. second do.
Do. Shoes, firs, qualify.
DO. Do. second do.
do. Do. third DO.
DO. Pumps--various qualities.
DO. Cater Shoesees. + a
DO. Pump Shoeiees.
DO. Slippers. @
Boys Shocs--vsrious qualities. ~
Do. Pumps aud Slippers.
Ladies' Philadelphia black Kid Slippers.
DO. do. eolored do.
Do. Morocco Slippsrs--,hiek & thin
soled. ~
10. Ssal-skin Shoes and Slippers.
Do. Leather Shoes and Shoeiees.
Misses Philadelphia Morocco Slips
thick and Thin solsd.
Do. Colorsd Slippsrs-vsrious pat.
terms and qualities.
DO. Morocco and Leather Shoe,ess.
DO. Low Shoes.
Children's Shoes, Of almost every sizs
and quality.
NJ In addition 60 The above. be has eeeiv.
ed from the North his materials Tor manufse-
turing; and, having irst rate workmen in his
employ, IL prepared 10 execute oil orders in
his line with neatness and despatch.
The subscriber would respectfully return his
thanks TO the public Cor the very liberal pat
ronsRe he has received ~ their hands; and
promises thai no pains will be SHARED in the
future TO give satisfaction.
WIN. II. BROWN.
April 30 70
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Cabinet-Making.


fpHE subscriber, grateful for the patronage
heretofore received, would respectfully
inform his friends and the public generally,
that he has newly fitted up his establishment,
with great many eonyeniences, that will en-.
able him TO execute work in Q superior style
and with more expedition than heretofore; ard
he now offers his services 1. the public, with
the determination that no pains shall be tpaf.
ed 10 give general satisfaction.
FURNITURE,
Of all kinds. will BIO made in the neaiesi style,
OF Mahogany, Walnut, and ether pre-
ci0ns IE.00d. s.. ~
lie will cndeaSoi ta keep On hand 90 hssnrt.
ment II Furniture among which will be BED
srEADS Of the cheapest and best quality.
with stains Of the most durable eolors, IN mi.
tation Of Mahogany. Rosewood. or Satinwood
Persons wishing 10 buy, will do well to call.
as they will be sold on very reasonable terms.
All repairing OF vanishing will be thankful.
ly received, and promptly attended TO.
Orders requiring haste, will be executed with
all possible despatch.
HENRY EVANS.
February3. So Sm
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

With view to ascertain how far the people
ofBaltimore are disposedto sustain paper which
is independent Of Catholic control, have, to-day
re-publishcd several articles, explanatory Of the
controversy between Bishop England and myself,
with a purpose of distributing copies among
those who are believed to desire the permanent
establishment of such paper: hoping that their
attention being thus called to the subject, they
will feel the necessity of subscribing themselves,
and using their influence to induce others also to
subscribe.
do this, because so many persons have en-
couraged me to believe that public sentiment in
this city is prepared to rally in behalf Of such
paper, that am confident all that is wanting to
secure an adequate patronage, is very slight
effort on the part of those who have a common
feeling on the subject
Ifthe Protestant community ef Baltimore come
forward, their example will be followed up by
the public elsewhere, and the usefulness of the
paper will be increased, in the proportion of its
increased circulation.
As yet, there many looking on, awaiting
the result, who would rejoice in eur success, but
hesitate to identity themselves with the move
ment, for fear of its failure. The timid should
be encouraged, and the lulkewarm aroused to the
Importance of the issue which is thus created.
When Ipenned my first comment on Bishop Eng
lands letter, had not the most remote idea of
the extent Of the plans, the organization, the re-
sources, or the dangers to be encountered. The
examination of the subject has filled me with APP
prehension, and nothing bat sense of duty would
induce me TO throw myself into the controversy.
l am prepared, however, to do my duty, if l am
sustained by these who have no less interest in
It than myself; and with that view invite all
who are willing to aid me, to do what they can
towards it. Respectfully,
DUFF GREEN.
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IENH1S Medicine had Decn uscd lut more tia# seven
n years before effort was made ta initiate it,.
me great demand and its wonderful success have ndu
ced great number Of persons initiate in various
waysupwards OF fifty different mixtures have been got
up IN imitation of il, which convincing pruofof its
being medicine of great value-~Soms selling Sar-
soaria ana other syrps impOsingtem on the ignorant
lor me Pandcea, at reduced prices others mang the
genuine medicine with molasscs, &c., making bottles
out of one; thus retaining OF its virtues; others are
using the genuine Pauacca their bottles 10 perform
cures TO obtain certificates to give their reputa
u0n, &e. Some have Fcsorted TO perjury. These
limitations and deliberations have in many instances
protraeted the suffering Of patients in diseases where
the genuine Swaim's Panace aWould have proved in
SANITY efficacious, therefore deem it duty the
public, 10 assure them that the composition OF my Pana
cea is not known, ii communicated to any
other person in any way whatever and that all other
mixtures represented 10 be miRc, fraudulent inn
positions
The GENUINE PANACEA may be had Wholesale
and retail, at the pTSpnctOr's own prices, of
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Late Henry Prices.
Sole Agents fs Baltimore, at the esrner of Baltimore
and Hanover streets.
0G~Who have also for sale slvAIM'S VERNIIFUGE,
along with which will be given pamphlet on the sub
ject of worms.
ap 30 2aw
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
RAIL ROAD LINE DIRECT.
THE UGHIN SIX HOURS.

TIL o o G Fl " 81 x III U UR ,.
Tia Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick, Newark,
sc by continuous Line of Rail Road from PHILADELPHIA
to Jersey City, opposite the city of New York. crossing
the Delaware on the Ral Road Bridge at I'renteH.
= csx-sa A COMMODloUS STEAM BOAT,
Aks~-ewiIl be in readiness at Jersey City TO
vey passengers across the river without
detention, taking the Baggage Crates ON board Leaves
the Trenton Rail Road Depot IN Philadelphia, cornere
fhmd and Willow streets DM Y, Sundays excepted.
Morning line at 81 O'Clock, A. M.
u. s. Mail Pilot Line at 5 r. M.
SUNDAY LINE.
Morning Line at O'Clock, 4. M.
u. s. Mail Pilot Line at 5 FIN.
Gl-Fare In either line, a. reiniHiRg the lres Leaf,
New York, At A. NJ, and at5,lr Ia.
Philadelphia, ma %
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PEpElts' VEGETABLE pills.
From the New York Eramtnsr.


NET e would call attention to the advertisement IN
w eur columns to-day Of PETERS, VEGETA
BILE PILLS. We understand by the best medical au
hsny, that there is no preparation Of the day which
joys 80 enyaba reputation. At the south and north,
their success has been unbOuAded and wherever intro
duccd we Believe they have given ta perecct salts
faction. We have this day had an interview with
of our citizens, Henry T. rex, who recently cured
of remarkable and obstinate cuaneous eruption,
whore the whole body was covered with large leah
some ulcers, and the ionsis Of the throat
away-and by using these PILLS daily fer six weeks
entirely restored TO health
PETERS, VEGETABLE PILLS.
They do indeed restore the health of the body, be-
they purify and iHvgorats the blood, and their
good effects not couHterbaaRccd by any inconvs
nenee being composed entirely Of vegetables, they do
expose those who them danger, and their eff
feels certain they arc salusry. they are daily
and safely administered to infancy, YOUTH manhood and
old age, and to women in the most critical and delicate
circumstances; they do not disturb shock the animal
functions, but restore their order and reesabsh their
health; and for all the purposes which Vegetable Pun
gatve, or certain cleanser of the whole system
quircd, they stand without nval-tey allowed to
be all that can be accomplished medicine, beth fs
power and innocence
4y-For sale by G. TYLER,
General Agent,
CsHer Of East Baltimore and fiish streets
nd BY all the Druggists IN BaltiRere and Washing
n, Georgetown, and Alexandra, D. G.
Is 9aw
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/ ed with determination il it be discovered that
from any cause there shall be found a majority
in favor of Mr.. Van Barren in any district where
Catholics are numerous.
l have suffered insult and oppression under
the penal code against my religion in Ireland,
and came hither, llattering myself with the ex-
pectation that there existed at least freedom OF
thought, and liberty for any citizen to express
his opinions that the public officers of the Union
were not guilty of that mal-administration which
was imputed to them by their competitors
have been more than once convinced of my mis-
take; and If my religion and its professors are
to be made the victims of my imagining that in
our republic, Catholics, like other citizens, had
liberty of political opinions, expression and ac-
ton, would far prefer being again in my for
mer position; for the Orangeism in Ireland is
mercy compared to the inSolence of those who
here insult us by their expressions of kindness
and condescension, whilst they threaten us with
determination unless we stoop TO be their slaves.
am aware, gentlemen, that they who are
thus disposed in our regard, de not form the
American people, but l know that they are nu-
mrrous and active, and l should regret for the
sake of our republican institutions, that they had
the power to work their will. They would in
deed begin with the Catholics, but others would
soon feel the effects of their success
take the liberty of sending yeu couple of
papers, which will show you the occasion OF my
remarks.
have the honor to be, gentlemen,