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CURRENCY AND BANKING, BY CoNDY
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Illustrated edition of La Marines Travels in the
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Enield's History of Philosophy from the Earliest
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Milmans Complete Poetical WORKS. vols
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Sketches Of Popular Tumults, illustrative of the
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MISS LESLlE'S BIRTHDAY STORIES, /"
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CONSUMPTION CONSUMPTIONlth thai Tell
~ destroyer which Stays lis thousands and tens Of
thousands annually. How shall we arrest ia fatal
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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-07-31
HYPOCRISY

The murderer who sheathrs his knlfr
10 the heaft Of HE unconscious sleepef--
Ire ibcendlsty Who kindles tire hasncs up
on thr nngpsrdea dwelling--fhe thief who
prowls IL .nidnight--or the showed fcbter,
who r6bs and plumbers even in the face ~
open day -~e detest, and hun, down as
foul .depTrdators in society. But these are
oths onfy persons WIN ihhiet deep shd
lasting wounds upon their fellow citizrns.
lie who has about him the shining face 81
hvpociisy, and the tmoofh tongue o' dc
ceif-wh b plumbers under the specioos pre-
tence OF lair dealing, who disregards The
bounds of honorable surrtv' WIN ifampirs
upon the vows Of pligh'ed lsith, who an q
,lleussnd WAYS, by en- ambiguous WORD, o
web turned suggestion, a meaning louk.
deludes and jaIuies, npd perhaps ruins an
ather---he is a proving drrredalef une 81
the garb Of peace and honor, a. marked rob
her, who takes advantage 81 q SACRED pfin,
ciple to injute and destroy--w no, 10 grea,
ter or less exren,, bIeaibes bighling. apd
death .npoa faith, hope, aud joy, thai had
sprung mp cpnfdinaly updet lhe, ligb; ane
watmih Of the social. compact, We e
aimed and prepared for The assassin, The
eye Of ourp2lieee. is upon the lncendNry
and rohbeT; but these are unexpected az
gressors, Or, perhaps, they were reiadop'
ted aud cherished by our chsrity, aud now
ike ihe ihawfd, viper. they have lntnes
aud stang US! We have discovered TOO 'stt
thai they are possessed Of nj. iniesriIy
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-07-31

Pottawasafm cs. I)s AS ARE, Shar erts and
Aseks poos: totbrse -. Rad ssr W aiAlutls
u ohso, psFs ..if whom had tneyususi, -m.
igTanled ,o Cahsda, and the wlp.e al shicA
band were ever thr bitter rnemws at the
American Govcrnmrti. sfb
CeminonIesuons have hwsn constantly
kept up between the sliitd sbaRds al tIis
md other naiions. and - lrns long beea
notorious tha, iisy have been caur,ed aud
caresSra hy bitisi, rtnssaties. 10 those
Frsidentln fhc csntnfy ri the Great Lake.,
saws ihs 0iah~, the fact ~ well known.
that senm, wtits al the British Government
havr, lorssrvrra. wears l,ast, rit so mrsns
untitled in cnslce she Ch'ppewas and Ola
was, residing IN the northern parrot The
peninsula al NJ CHG anao remove within
the c anadtun tetritos " For this purpose
an establishment hrs been fixed ,sn shc
Man-Ltosaiiue islaads of Lake ilefon,
where the indians si~ ysatiy supplied with
presents. These agents have siso enaesv.
crrd 10 hiring over the numerous hall breeds
~ the Lake Sapefior COUNTY,, vaaJ ahe
Chipewss oi that's r-ginn. IA vet e,hey
have faiietl, but u 10 iiaFos'dhlr TO tell how
long an iniisu viii resist. tempsa,inn.
| Snch state ri things demands the ninst
vigilent aud regse,eting care on the par,
of DOR government, I'VE have never yet
sounded the war trsmpef, brtirslna as We
still do that the madness NJ a bloodv con.
fict between tins lrouniryssnh England
viii be- avoided St,ll il must be admitted
tina, the clouds lower daFkiyaei pfrsen,.
and wa may he he result. No pecsa.
tionsry measures shou HI I've ofnitsed N view
of the poss pi,sy of sueiI snseveni. And
no man raa doubt that thr FIRST effort ol
toe British sGos sfnmrnt opld hr 10 bring
again these TON ahawks aBd scsliang ksises
| aponais. He tsa FsW auf- yttf hos
II is not eur business 10 Join wi,h.tl's
G ODE in dcnouncing The Administration
ier iis manseemen, of enF lndian selaiion.
Wecantot suppose abo, that they desire
todo VITA, wnnId hes for the honor aud
safetvsol their country. Bot knowing ihst
in casesof swar the British place Their
ciIiel reliance urons the Indians and me-
ersrs, we cannot too strongly press ulen
he governments the importance of kerp'ng
a'sieepless and wa,ehfnl eye'upon all mose'
nents in regard to them.
zoe IN. Y. Sun.
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NORTH AMERICANS:
'swANTON, July sI,ts4i.
"rrmsgvrueo To, THE snp."a
=, TRuCKL,NG TO ENGLAND. !,

~" KUHN LINo y " fSl'ot~hAN&Ss ~ y
we would that every Journal 10 the
Union, wpnd speak out IN terms not % Be
misunderstood, their dee2 indignation ~
the cowsrily, crineing, trucking policy
of this Government towards England,
both under the past, and PRESENT admins
ration, We, condemned The condnei OF
Mr., Van Buren in regard 10 his passsve
submission 10 British insults and defsseds.
lions, his course was .dishonofsbie to
himself and degrading 10 his county
Bat ior his base surrender Of the honor e.
dignity of bis country, his countrymen
have awarded him a siguat defeat. We
have no party feelings TO atatify--nor have
We any political interest at Stake 10 The
tiomes,ic or in,etnsl 'poIiey'of this Govern
ren,, but indirectly, We Have vast inter
est Intimately connected with It's foreign
relations wiih Enc land, mote particularly
inthe affair Of Me'Teod sndathe Caroline.
On this subject tten, we sssIl featicssiy
express our views lei them rub where they
may. And whether ihey eensuse DIR.
Van Buren, for instr ut,ing Mr. stevinson
10, 10 ]" press" the separation for The
hurnipg Of the Catoliae. --or Mr.. TYLER.
Webster and Ca. fH sending the Aiins-
ney 6ehstsfto ssse'one n the perpe'us.
tors d ,fat ditg end dauring deed fen
mrrited pnnishment. ) ,.srsrsls s. ls..s
Why has notsNS. 4CTiiirnden been, sent
On 9pest hsstet 10 MisSoorie 10 wsest from
he Judicial ssthori'y Of ttat STATE, sbe
perpetrators Of the ST. Louis. ,trsgedys'
Boihin point of Iaw and jasGire, the Es-
eco,ive ilss Is mech hght TO interfere IN
the dnc case As 10 ire other
!. We think the folIowiDg reniarts from
ihe Old Domiaion eeBisia quite -
m seh "truih Is IsIriry.n,s .asas niahu
sFrorn the frs, ofieer IN tFe CshiBef 81
Washington down 10 the rnsgiaisase ~ .
eefty court, We see the mrs, ersvra, sbJrcs
eowsrfly 50 hservirney ~ the domiserTirg
irsolense Of Greai British II wss ssoSt
ishsnegoiiv manifested sfder she staainis-
frstion or NJ. Van Bsses, h~s he visds~
IS faE& SO so - eA fH 80 Bak8
$40 sf tisss hsss1. g1ss.hs.sst ~
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IAN Rights aud Canadian independence.
asWANToN, yT.. July 81, 1871 !,

u any TINE since the formation Of our
Iosefnmeni, anything ike a. much distress
epd suferlag among ANY poEIion, black or.
whlls-as there has been periodically for
The last few years among some. classes
lwesSfrs 70 parlicparl ID Epgiand--il We
are 70 Acr.edi Tue rrpotts given, and sonsh..
ed Tor by Their own newspspefs. The
vary idea thaii any section II our. caunuy
was TO be The scene ci so much kern dis
tfess, would cause shpdder to run through
the community, and The hcarl or many q
one 70 melt with pity. So mech lor thai
order Of things which suslains a race Of
h'ied nob!es. with The paeeaouy and pa
taphefnalla OF royalty, By grinding The
ace oil the Itoor. wn.ss..s s.fs t.. W
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ruE NORTH AMERICAN

/. ..aed every "Wednesday, under the superin.
,..s,,rs 81 an Association oil Geailen1sn.
yrr~t--oae dsllaf and fifty cents ior | q month";,
-. solaf gof eight moaihs, hfy cents lss fous
,,naa,. sayabls Invariably ~ advance.
n Lsisls on business, communications for
,ss.e4'toa, &c. &c. must DO addressed TO The
psa.sAer, and postpaid.
~ Those forwarding Eve new Subscribers,
o. ss tai,iled to a sixth copy gratis.
~ Advertisements eouspieuously inserted, and
.. rsasonabie terms, particularly for those who
,...s-iss pa,ropife The paper. @s s"
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OuRIsprAx RrLArroxs,-The Globe
calls attention to this subject as one OF
paramount Importance a, thepresent crisis.
Ii gives Of course party bearing % is
temafks. with which We have nothing 70
do. Bdt the facts 10 which Il ailudrs ar
ordeeo Interest to the American COVERT
1yho sist rene aber The, fneist atrocities
perpetratsd by the Indians under The San
elioa Of The .Butish Outing TIE last war csi,
iair 10 ask, il view 81 he possibility OF
another cotflct, where these red demons
are2 Aifhongh il has been the policy q tie
Uni,ed States o sbrrak Sp ,be powerful
onfoderacy leagued seainss rs u That war,
and 10, reuioye ,hem from lheir proximity
10 th. E spsias, ye;Ais vel known that
he Bfit:sh gnvefanirn,l has taken on
wearied pains % relain theif friendsiiIp,
and that they have not 10 fact !ef'asged
Their ailegience 10 The crown.
The tribes that have been ren1nved froFs
onr aarlh and north-weseru fronters, are
.lh= WAiebs:ses. cb'9pewi', ora 3 ' ? a.
ssas9 ss Tfsae8 81 81 ~ -
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IRISH CHARACTER.
\ Fra,n ih. Is. A. RrYiew.


"When we send our ganees hack
through a long line ri e@ntnries, rxclsim.
eli this genrrons youth ,"t.nch " theiu swel
ting the might heap Of lfetand'S wrones,
our rreiudices reient:' Our sympsi hies are
awakened Tor tiic unhappy beings wlf'se
wreiched aspect ana reckless bearings raw
AZ FIRST been sd repuIsive. I'VE fanny thee
Il more than meets the eve beneath tiew
r,nyh exterior. Ifwetake the friendless
exile By the hand, no angry scowiTFeIfels
oar glance, 10 snlIeh murnnr strikes upon
the ear; bot suic ol contitenre h:hts ul
the strangers haggafd face. He tells US
" the old country Which il cost, him tears
roleave. be paints The hopeless misery
into whiciihv was sunk, and ~ When he
seems ~ stand before % as the visible en-,
blenr; and wonder, GOT thar he il no bet:et
thanfhe il bur that he has cnrne nut ~
clear as he has from tie furnace fires 81
such nlfiictibh.l From century 10 century
The f.lfers Of d moral slavery have left a
.seastering wnana, and corrDBfcd THE dig.
nity of his nstfon. But whatever faults
NAV he charref an The Irishmad, his worst
etierv ,lafes no, call film s4l6sh. The
virtues nr huspnsiitv and generosity cas-,
heht mon Tie gt,nm ~ bis desola'ion, IKE
f'owers spring,ng from heap Of 'smeuidef.
inv ruins. MISERY seems oriy' a nutsers
for the rrr,wrh ~ his fine symrs'hirs.
And laugh a. ynu NAV a, the inimb'r SHAM
tee, Won shall ieafn within its walls les ohs
n mag naiiniffy and seifdeniaI MT 20 h
fonud III Ire n,ansionsof The wealthy and
refined. Ia one VOID, The sin t,i' the IRISH.
man IL ignofaner, --the cure is Libertg,
Let her but come, to wipe from tie EN-,
erad gem the dast which for ayes has oh.
scored II, ana To place il sparkling in thf
Sunlight; let shcr wake again the Tyre thai
trehibled to the tascb 81 Emmett, Curan
and Graitan, and nsthe Zig III of the patti-
way shah be seen Edbcation, TO b'eak
the fettcfs 81 the sidnberirg SOIL, and cal
OUT us hidden giories! And win NOT tn
heart Of America beat with The hear d
Ireland. as she balls the new dawnine
high? Yes Ireland, Americas eye Is ~
thee. Show as, then, in Thy nesg career
thine own native charscter, puFged from
the dross with which the long night o
oppression has darkened H.. IN the nohlt
generosity n Inv sons, pot 10 shame our
| narrow, selfish, WORLDLY maxim. Show ii
a race OF W ole-hearted men"
a a. d
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3 AMxrsr'-The Montreal Hersa. men
,;oos ! teyysnf, / hst MArsliaE s. BiawsaI and
Dir. Papip~sn hav- besn seqsessed hsihe
Governor Grnersl TO rcfVrn.to Canada.
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