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COAL AND COLDS.

COAL AND COLDS.
THE extreme mdness Of the weather Of late although i
trade has by DIMINISHED the c.s,sof
COUGHS AND COLDS.
Many sick in this city from disots acquired BY
SLIGHT EXPOSURE.
TIL. great remedy Of the day is
PEAsE'S HOARHOUND CANDY,
wschhas acquired an enviabc celebrity Tor its inevitable
ALL CLASSES OF PULMONARY AFFECTIONS.
1t known BIZ its ffuts-its good works testify for tit
thrives only BY the Extraordinary. cures
1T HAS ACCOMPLISHED.
Sold wholesale and retail at As Division st.
no Eech envelope of the genuine Horehound Candy 10
scned John Fease Son, IS Division street
AGENTS.
Rushtop Aspinwail Aston House, ITO Broadway,
Hart aTs Broadway; Walsh, sss roadway; Smith 233
reenw ch ST. Chastery 1901 Bowery Br ambush Young
Sixth Wilson CO. corner Of Hubert Greenwich
street, A. Pa4or, l65 Greenwich ST. Moretop corner OF
Elm and Grand ST Dewar, corner Church aud Chamber ST
Sands 70 Fulton st. and corner Of Broadway and Chambers
81; Bush staten Island Hays iss Fulton street ookyn;
Rawis No 81 State st. Albany Duvall, 2a2 Broad ST.
Newark, ". J. -. 49,. ,
W j. PEASE x SON, IS Division 1T.
NB-Country Merchants wishing Peas.s hor.hound Car
dy can obtain the at the lowest prices by
sending order to Merchant 10 this city, with VIII
they have dealings. nal
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DIR. ALIENS BALSAM,


Of Horehound Lverwort and Pleurisv Root for Coughs
~ Colds CQpsumPtiop asd Liver Compliant
disease often secretly lurking the svstem or years be-
fore there the lest complaint Of the lungs And in this
stage be cured ectually and Certainly any
M their lungs sensby aece! but due season resort e
the Copqueror OF Ply fer which all mankind
will have abundant TO bless the hand OF dence
More than Ply this city this medicine
in their practice. = 80 -
have Balsam OF Horehound Lverwot and Peu
ry Root practice for months pas' and from the
wonderful eff. IL has had fully sssed that
very superior virtues the Of Liver Comp amt
Consumption. do strongly recon mend 10 the public
and the Faculty. -
Respectfully
J. d. RICHARDSON, MD
Hudson. August I. ls4t,
WHOOPIEG COUGH.-This disc ase is prevailing very
10 "a little with very
few DAYS illness farents should remember that DR.. AL
lens Balsam Of Liverwor the only nfabe remedy and
has saved thousands Of lives during seven years
Sold by W. A. Tay Tor, wholesale agent, IS Barclay
E. Nj. Guon 1877 Bowery Of Grand street DR. Hart
corner Of Broadway and Chamber street q. Fay,at
Minors Drug S,ore OF Broadway and John street
mis- Inn
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coal YARD TO LEASE.-The Clinton tos Yerd. No.
i5s Monroe w,h Once. Stable, and the lard raysd
The sd,srliser III attend daily at II O'Clock A. at VIII
IiAMs SFERGUScN's corner OF Msdissn and Jtnsrson
streets. VI. ~ -
yJ-HC TEETH-The TEETH-The best mineral teeth ~
serted fro m aim e entire set, with us or
no pao teeth securely fstsned csr,cys ssSs "o;
art,hesi teeth used, BY Dr. Buksy rs Msfay srse1 A
cash; eesrrrs moderate. All operations "a''s"'"-
milo eodi M
M. DAVID l. ROvENs hss returned TO tn, {, ! ,ns
~ resumed his psofss'SnA so'Ssss a. -" '"'"
M
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la,rs AT FIRE IN CoLUnBus, GEo.-There wa, a
,aSmous, on the 10th inst. Il is impos,,his ID 20
by th;. OF the loss which the city has sufsrsS
600 probably not far from aioe
are the principal sufferer. far ascerSned
naIgTayes, Mestrs. Locke, Amos Crs;a hhyacs, mr..
Moore 8 Mo. * Hueeins, McGougb & Drew,
Rousse sS &nSSahs es,. Este. Ilges, Mr. AbSots
Adams. Some few Of sp ss Billing, Milford &
'a'y and perhaps or two of | ,he par
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RINGS VERBENA CREAM
AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.

AGAlN i III ~ wi J. II ~ IN
THE true test OF the exquisite merits Of Rings Verbena
Cream fully borne out by the first premium diploma
being awarded By tie judges at the American Institute
Earhed Nibo The longer this celebrated shaving
known and the extensively circulated il has come.
seems only confirm tn. aering and unsolct ed esmon
deed the constantly increasing demand source OF proud
that the proprietor has accomplished what thou
sands have been for attempting. viz 'Emoit mt
shaving soap which, for ease comfort and econo-
M cannot be surpasked either al home or abroad.
From the HERALD
Shaviug-Rng Verbena Cream for shaving most capt.
tai article IL can be had at So Fulton street We have Tried
il and very superior soens the beard and makes
the operation gentle msgnetizing. ,
From the Boston Travele ;-Apnl 1870
VERBrsA CRSAMIThis new shsyng Somtouna sr nv
those who prefer to gather ,heit own diprna cr1ps n
t,ty of another seponsoioUs paraon wne nose All
their declare that with the Verbens ou
"a W insure smoother face than most oil The oio s@ips
with sharp secI besides IL 10 agr NJ 20 inc
ing 10 the skin great Destroy OF free -
For sale WI olesae aud retail By T. H. hiN" anu
Druggst. So Fulton street. NY, .,J oh,,xx. a..
Is.p p, 49, ~. ~ ri IA Rine on each mai I'm
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SWANS ATMOSPHERIC SODA FUUN TAIN.
.6ANuFHtTuREbB 81 swan Wells I DRUG.
M Gisrs. ROCHESTER, NY-The attention Of Drug.
gst,, and other veeders Of Soda Water solicited this
Gated, and Troublesome apraratus heretofore in,ss
The advantages Of Amos! hcrc Fouu the old
the economy Gifts AppaI original cost
Fouat il. simplicity o. eonss1cton teg ouch, that
and snsg ment the r, erpnse Of materials for supply
ipg tos ether it tho small amount OF labor equred
irs compact FORM.
IL is now various parts Of the United States Cana
West Indlas and, be from certificates
the hs nts or agents, give satisfaction.
Druege, nd other the Southern States and the West
Indies will find this Fountain particularly sdap ted to their
cmae syiups will not fcrmen nure in the
seasons.
Full for putting the Fountains preparing the
different varieties of 81 Iups, &c, accompany each
For sale By Ge, ggeshal AL Pearl street, Lie,e
7Liberty street. stas Lawrence, Reese Co., l2 Mai
den Lane; Robins, Ward, lf3 Maiden Lane; Hoadey
Phelps x CO., 1i2 w ater street ml2
vTSUITION.-Paint,ngi in Wat, Cslor-MARTIN SOMEK
VILE Professor Of Pa nting gives lessons to pupils
Figure Landscape and Flower Pantog the most
principles.
Address 500 Broadway between Spring aud Broom Streets
where specimens may be and terms obtained.
Water Paintings and for SALE which pub
lie invited inspect 81 ientifc embesh
Views, flowers, aud ether objects painted from nature
m wood & ltwS
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JAS. P. CHAPMAN.

CHEMIST, DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
No. lss Canal street, near Hudson,
INFORMS his friends and the public that he has opened the
above store with a.choice and ee.ed soekof
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, MEDICINES. PEkFUMERY
and great variety Of family articles uuay sold by the
trade.
paid having been sccustsmed to compouuding Phycans
Prescriptions and Medicines rally for the last
ef she iavg"s town in
this city He has in soliciting share pubic
pltdging hIms that III
shall be Of the fret quality and under his
secure that patronage he now respect fully solis.
lmporr Of English chemicals pic kles, and spices
ne see tisins Italian aron vermceila
&c and sperm candIss pure ERIN oil for table aud pas
Medicines prepared with accura aud patch at hour
ofthe night
Soda, Soidz and Saratoga Waters, &c.
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S0da, SodIitz and Saratoga Waers &c.
Cupping, Bee ing scd Teeth Draw ing. mas iw.
RINGS COUGH CANDY

He ,egree of confidence placed iu this Vegetable Cough
Candy by majority Of physician, oue hit inspire
the like in hs mind O every se:g,c who pshap. so from
and pe nothing Won pbys,cians recommend
tce they did not place implicit reliance ts vues3 Would
irh ful let lurieanE the al, psases and giving the
body who has tried Vt sirenuous'y mugste s virtues
had the almost miraculous effects Of its powerful agency
been scent
Prepared and sold who and retail for eIporation by
L. IA RING So Fulton srs ct corner Of Cliff. ml9lK.
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SEBRING'S CORDIAL.

CORN 100 Jacks now landing from ship LOUISA o. ne"
~ Orleans Tor sdeV KIssAM STONE CO.,
-o,,, No. IL sser street
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SPRING FASHIONS.

THE subscriber desires the e others
his large and sxens ve assortment s stocks scarfs.
made linen and muslin shrts pocket
sk merno ambswoo shirts and draw
hosiery &c nc is the nteb Of the subscriber 10
patterns Of ;cais ami cravas His assortment will al
WAYS be varied and extensive The subscriber continues
The Of his Elastic Siocks Gentlemen
nav being suited calling the old
sal between u sa Az RAG
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CORN-ea SACKS Cors landing from chip Lsusa, IRON
w K. COLLINS AGO:
ma G souhst,
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IOHN McCABE co.'s INTELLiGkNtE OFFICE
j 10 Nassau ct. - ., -
irving, Prof. ksnwick. aSlm'A
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-10

Il Ii . ID E s L A N ID.

Tho new or "Free Suffrage Constitution as it is
called, went into "opera,ion" in r. L., on the Sd
inst, with all the "the pomp and circumstance OF
glorious war" multitude numbering 1900, as
sembled at Provdence-about 500 Of whom bore
arms-nnd escorted the men who were afterwards
made into Governors, Representatives and Sena
tors, TO building covered with boards, when a
Speaker and Legislative officers elected and
sworn, Sc Ramed Dorr was declared Cover
nor,and another, Eddy, 1t. Governor. There was
40 disturbance, land the day passed of without
bloodshed A letter, dated at Providence, says:
The Court House and Arsenal are guarded, and
tho most decided measures have been taken by the
Governor and his Council to prevent Violence
Our Governor is man Of few words, but nerve
nough for any emergency.
AS to the insurgents procession today, in mum
bsrs il was failure, perhaps l500--they expected
5000. Dorr, the prince Of demagogues, and vic
ions fellow as breathed the breath Of life, is
iaaugura,ed as tho Governor of this rebeious as
semblage No more richly deserves tho hal.
ter, and tho most charitable hope thar we can in
dulge s,that tho remnant or his days may DO spent
Ia our STATIC Pententiary.
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N. Y. n. Corrsanondence.
WAsHtroroN, April

WASHINGTON, ApriI S9.S
The Revision OF tho Tariff now engrosses lar
ger share Of attention here than tho questions i'm
mediately under discussion in Congress. The
Committee on Manufactures of the Senate, of which
Mr. Simmons of Rhode Islands, Chairman ARE hard
at work maturing their bill, which will BIO presen
ted within few days. 1t takes rather lower
range of duties than does Mr. Saltonsalls reported
TO the House.
I am inclined TO think however, that a better
bill than either, on the whole, will then be submit
ted to both Houses by Hon. WALTER FORWARD,
Secretary Of The Treasury. Mr.. r. is we'll known
10 the country a clear headed thoroughly inform
ed, eminently practical Statesman and he has devo
ted much time to the collection Of all material facts
TO aid him in the preparation of this bill. II will
be precise and thorough in its details than Ell
Their OF the others, and WILL think, be better raIcu
lated to sustain and cherish all tho great interests
of tho country. l believe that in Cotton and Wool
brcs il differs little in the aggregate from the
others; OH Iron and Manufactures of Iron it is
more stringent than either; on Silks think lower
than Mr.. Saionstal's--sav fifty cents per pound
silk and on silk goods from 81 so to SO
per pound. The principle Of Cash Duties is in4ex
IDLY adhered to by the Secretary, as is right, while
Mr.. Simmons is said to waive il. Ofcourse, I am
only speaking from general information. Neither
bill is yet completed and each may be essentially
modified before il is submitted.
The friends and aGversaries Of Protection are
both the ground hero in some force, nbundantly
supplied with documents, statistics, &c. The bat
tie will be very sharp one in Congress, when the
several propositions shall be fairly presented, and
the Houses sit down to discuss them l fear the
principle Of Home Valuation will be much modified
in tho law as it passes; but trust Cash Duties will
not be given up. The Land Distribution has Sc
ordeal to pass, but the chances decidedly
in fa vor Of sustaining it.
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when banks do no, pay specie for their own notes
against hat miserable, nbominable and ifaudu
lent policy which attempts TO give value to any pa
per Of any bank one single moment longer than
such paper is redeemable in gold and silver And
wish most solemy and earnestly 10 repeat that
warning. Isee danger Qfihat state Of things ahead.
see eminent danger that more or fewer of the
State hanks will stop specie payments. Tho late
measure Of the Secretary, and the iniatnation with
which it seems 10 be supported, tend directly and
strongly 10 this result. Under pretence, then, of "A
design TO return to currency which shall be all
SPECIE wo are likely TO have currency in which
there will be no specie, at ALL We arc in danger
Of being overwhelmed with irredeemablo paper
paper representing notgod or siiver-no sir, repre-
senting nothing but broken promises, bad faith,
bankrupt eorporatiOns cheated creditors and ruin
ed people "
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ANOTHER DEDICATION. The Washington cor
respondent of the New Bedfo,d Bulletin has the
following, which may be regarded as another
"sirdao:--
see some ofthe numbers of your paper here,
iand they much liked by the way) in which
you are trying TO prove that the LocoFoco party is
the FREE TRADE PARTY. What is the use of spen
ding your time in proving such ,ruism? Hero is
an open avowal in the House to day, of it. Mr.
Up Kennedy presented memorial signed by
MORE THAN ZINE THOUSAND Of the citizens Of Balt
more, and comprising largo majority of its voters
IN vAvoR OF THE PROTECTION AMERICAN INDUS
TRY, for countervailing duties and for the Iegula
ton of tonnage. Mr. J. Il. Mason said that's altho
some democrats the memorial, he ,oas au
thorized to say THAT THERE ARE VERY FEW OF
THAT PARTY IN FAVOR OF THE PRAYER OF THE NE
MORTAL" In other words, that though, some oil
the people, who are for self preservation, and see
the effect Of free trade and pauper labor compet
ton, are in favor of PROTECTING THE LABoREKs
YHE LEADERS vii neuer consent to in What more
do you need Of proof'
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e------------------------
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The Virginia elections took place Thursday
Of last week, and we have not yet received suf-
fcicn returns, Of course,to enable 10 decide def
nitoly as TO the result We presume, however the
LocoFocos have carried the State as usual. This
State one Of their strong hods,-being the bed OF
sloUery, anti protection, and ':frec trade" We
hope shall be able to give the particulars next
week. Meantime, would admonsh our read
ers that the friends Of tho northern interests and
Protective Tariff, have nothing to hope from this
State, and if the result is suspicious, it will be SC
much clear gain. This, however, we again say
we do not expect; for Virginia cast her electoral
vote for Van Buron in 1910, and has always been
the prolific mother of Illustrations Bur. F. p
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DEATH or HON rI,I,,, '''''

Died at his residence ia Wul;.~ rAiNE.
day last, the 25ult HON. ELIJAm ,0u Thu,
90. !. WINS but few weeks ago, on HiNE, w
ton of the Office of District JuSa. .a his ss.',
easion to remark upon the length o 'r'' hds
been In tho public service, and n. ', "ns he h
wnich no was held by all, az Lang. rs" e''enh
and fearless lndgo-and we nigh, h,. "'', pprsh
citizen ana man. His decea.o I'VE added, a.,
ent moro appropriate time for , "ue'' The pro-
no''ce OF ms character and services, ,nS EXTENDED
to receive il from hands more ob,e ." a"u We bo~
honor justly due. Judge Paine cam. 10 hin Ito.
in June 1884, with the frs, se,,l.., ''' 'A.
Jamestown. Sept 4, 1887, that town Of VIII.
ized, and he was elected represen,a,i,. v" Organ
stature, this being the first entrance The Leg
upon public service. In 1871 he wa, ", w. believe
the bench of the Supreme Cou,t ,n L''Fa Upon
until his first election to tho U. 'oNA'4e
where ne served until bis appoin,men, y. lA
the District Court in 1901. That otHcs H.. TN&|
Iii the first ofApri, ls42- being d vs,n 10 .eaM
ia advancement IN early life TO the Nina, "nA
offices within The gilt Of the state 10 81, "pofl'n
of the very high estimation in which h. we" proof
and we will add that in his long judicial s, a''
know of no act to diminish one il, =. "ee
confidence reposed in him atehwon m " "t
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who had discovered tho fire, ard were steadily
padding towards it in great CLEO. Smith could
hardly rcrruin from laughing as they neared inc
fatal beacon The songs were suspended by sur
PRISE nj tho rapid motion Of Their canoes, and the
hoarso roar Of tho alls,wch revealed too la'o The
dreadful truth a brief death song uttered in saw
ago wells and tho cries Of several squaws and pap
pooses, wore oil that proceeded their last and
dread !ul plunge over the falls
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TUES DAY. NJ AY 10. 1912
NEW TARIFF BILLS

The intelligence from Washington is that the
Secretary Of the Treasury &also MIR Simmons, ofthe
Senate, will each bring forth Tariff Bills, dii
Ferng in some particulars from Mr.. Saltonstalls s,
which is considered, a; the North at least, objec
tonable in regard TO wool. There is little danger,if
any, OF this part of bis Bill being adopted although
there is not perhaps locofoco member of the
House who will vote even for the protection which
bis bill offers TO wool. No one is even suspected
Of entertaining the design of doing or Of being
DESTROYS OF afordng much protection as this, to
the farmer,
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B A ID TIM T. s.

q If the times bad, if industry Is depressed.
manufactures anguishing, the value of property di
unfinished, and public credit impaired, these evils
policy Of the past. The consequences were FORE
sssn and predicted by intelligent statesmen long
since. 1t is remarkable how closely the gloomy
Iorebodings OF MIR. Webster In 1884 have been
verified. t
81 have already endeavored to warn the country
against irredsemable paper, against Bank paper,
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ORDAISED-at the East Village, ST. Johnsbury
as Pastor of the Sd Congregational Society in this
town, on Thursday last, the Rev. RUFUs CASE
Prayer by Rev. MIR. Morse: sermon by Rev. Mr..
Merrill. of Peacham; ordaining prayer by Rev. Mr.
Hall, OF Waterford; charge by Rev. Mr.. Hand, "f
Danvlle; Right Hand ofFelowshiP, by Rev J.
Fl. Worcester; charge to the Church,b by Rev. l. X
Worcester, ofLitleton; closing prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Stone, Of Cabot, and Benedicon by the Pas
tor.
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RHODE ISLAND DIFFICULTIES,

We find the following corrections OF some states
ments by n correspondent OF The Tribune, and as
we copied the stat ements we will make all right
Ivy copying the corrections
You say that "eaeh party carried its ticket by an
overwhelming majority. This would lead any one
TO suppose that there oppostion-and OF
course an influential one-to the voting of the Suf-
frage faction on Monday. The fact is there was
not vote polled against them. In reference to
the Freeuen's Election on the Wednesday succeed
ing, you say "their poll about great as that
of the Suffrage party Tho truth is, the Suffrage
vote was S $3.50, and the Freemen's 7'152 The
law and order majority over LocoFocosm and the
Suffrage faction, and aH,was 9, AIS making more
than for law and order to against il GLIDING
Loco Focos) throughout the State.
You say, s'Each ticket was made up of the old
political parties This is not so. The ticket
that the Suffrage faction voted for cmphatica-
ly and uncompromsingiy Loco{'oco in the broadcast
sense. The Locos, almost 10 n man, went for il
and theirs, with the Free Suffrage vote added,
amounted to less than 1.3 of the votes polled in
the State.
You censure the Lan2hoiers, lin whom the pc
litical power lies } and say they to blame.
Sir you do not know the temper and feelings OF
the Lnndhnlders; if you did you would speak
OF them thus. You say "they ought to have conce
ded Constitution long ago" They have been
ready aad desrous do 81, and for that pu pose
have called two or three Conventions before the
present
You say, "Neither party chose TO follow moder-
ate counsels while they available, and now
both exposed to The horrible danger of shed.
ding each other IS blood punctijio, when all es
sentia grounds Of difference have been removed"
This proves that you know little Of the character
and disposition Of what call the 'fro partics,'
Free Suffrage is asked for in Rhode Island, and
Free Suffrage will have All we want is for
the people TO take 1t legally. The Government
recognises the right of the people to ask, and the
duty Of the Legislature to grant. IL is willing TO
grant--legally- whatever the people ask.
On the other hand, the Suffrage faction or the
dsorganzes, not entitled to any very great re-
! spect either from yorrseifor from us. II is from
beginning to end, nothing more or less than Loco
Foco project for getti the political power in this
State back into their hands 1t was started by Lo
CO.'S aud has been led on by Locos, and those OF
the most dangerous and contemplate character
being disappointed office holders and Office seekers
lfyou have occasion 10 speak again Of tho Govern
men and friends OF tho law and order in this State
pray give us justice. We also object to being desig
mated as "party."
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Majority for Giddings,

THE RHODE ISLAND FARcE.--We learn fom
passenger in last evenings cars, that the"Peop'os"
Disorganizers, Legislature were quietly in session
at the "Furnace" in PI evidence, yesterday, max
ing laws and passing resolves on the real steam go
ahead principle. 1, was expected they would
close their session last evening They had re.
solved on meeting again on the 9TH of July next
B0sf0n Alias.
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THE CREOLE NEGROES SET AT LIBERTY
BY an arrival at Wilmington, N. c., we have
been favored with the perusal of the followir g
letter
NASSAU, N. p. April Is, lS42
A special session Of the Admiralty Court conve.
ned this day to hear the charge of Piracy against
the IL negroes imprisoned from the "Creoe'-
The Attorney General made his motion for delay
of trial on the ground that it was impossible to OBJ
tain the necessary evidence here, and offered for
the pe.usal OF the Court number of afidavits of
the captain, mate, and crew and passengers of the
Creole, showing that sufficient evidence could be-
procured from the United States, iftme was allow
ed. After an examination of the testimony offered
the Court replied, that were tho captain the crew
and passengers, set forth in the affidavis, here
present to testify in tins case, they should consider
them as not entitled to belief credit, and should
charge the jury TO that efect and that no evidence
could be procured to convict the prisoners at the
bar, for they were perfectly justified in the course
pursued on board the Creole, and were now abou,
10 be set free.
| The Chief Justice then addressed the negroes
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someti'ing in this style :-.I,h,.
you free from the bonds of sl,m. p'ea'ed God -,
a'sr !, I'VE ,ne lives ofgood and fabr", may y'uhp.
her Maje',y's Government. Thew ' 'S subjects d
at liberty by Proclamation.-N " were then d,