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Serffberun9 9e9en S6aoen ooer &erluf
Durcb s. emer.
Greibrief NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VIetOEIeT lH1Eler!paDreHp.
Die 5prinasGaroen DerfeberunaesBes
fclfbaft BON philadelphia,
Dladbt 0erfttberuns, entwepsr fir cine
3eitIans ocsr fir immermabrsno, sesen Yers
lutte cocr Sebabsn cureb 0ener in ber
Stabt uno auf Dem qanoe, all 6duIern,
aehcurrn une 9sbdupen aller Irt; an 6aus,
Gratbe, &auflnannssittsrn pfsroem Ninos
bieb, Nferbausr,euanide, gcmmsreicle uno
8atrifsStcers uno 8erdtbihaften bon jseer
Sensnnuns 5biffen uno oersu &acuns i'm
6afeM Iotpobl ais mcrtsdfhes anb &rnno
Nentsi, inter beR b6bt sanifialten Serins
gunaen.
W1it @sInhs fir Ysr(l6sruns (Snfuranee)
in Serfe gauntp, eoer fit einise Selehrnns
hber sielen 8ssenitano, nenoc man flcb pers
,enlih oper our6 Briefe an Jobn g: ks
baros, Nsebts &uwalt, Drnderei beeDerrs
unb @ebuplfia Sournafe, Tcaoiua, spa.
1aaortom 1Ac 1afehaeL 'prsl'osnf.
q. Krumbbaar, Gefretar.
Direftors:
W1orton meNoncbasLI @harlee 9tofee,
Solspb oDocS, arebibalo Wrisht
81 S. Saauereuus, @amusl 2omnisnb,
g(iiab SaQet, 81. 1B. pcnrop
' Gbarlss ID. S6reiner.
Neabns, Slopember /. br.
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-am e1. Wlar, in $etmau 9anulbip, peie
gauntp, Spa, Sarnabas Smart,pcOc, Sols
Dat Der Nebplutioh i'm 67tten $ebensjabrs.
--am 25. Oadr5, ;u 8spbcof, Outebeb @aun.
tp, ct. Sleu Ocrf, Sea. Sobn Nrmitrons,
frhber &risssieeretdr unter prdfbent O1as
bifon'e aominiit'n, i'm 9tlter BON 81 Sabrcn
am 80. Dlars, in @umru Saunfebip, O1ar:
aaretba Srorsl i'm alter bon 6s Sabreu.
DIN 2. 4pril, in glfab salmIeb, AM Sruits
feter, qDiIiam, S6bn6en bon Ssorse nnp
Snfanma Seblctman. Alt 2 Sabr, 8 ADO
nat unp Gage
in Olsp SaunIebip, am 10. Sstr. Soban.
nes, SSbudben Don SIaae Sertc, i'm 2ten
$ebeneiabrr -am 26. Dlara Sopbia Ser.
to, scbcrne gbrlftman, uno Satin pes se:
nanntrn 5errn, i'm 97ttsn bsnejabrs.-3ur
ndmitben 3eit ein Sfbneben, uno am 9ten
Hpril, 5ermana, ein 36ebterbsn, in 4tsn
Sabre, - Die san3e Camille oce 5rn. Serto
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Gie9elpe9farr Wiarftbaus.
(ciu Ohi[obelphio.l

\JN pVlloottpVW.)
DerteGrunssn fno III tsinabe jeosm @es
fdtdftsawels 9emaht iporben, aus9enommen
in ienem, mslhsr Seaus bat auf Die SsrGor.
aM,s Don pbilaoelpbia init lsbensmltteln.
0ie Nrt unb qBsiIe pie oieIcs 9e9en,partls
aeIbiebt, 1T beinabe oiefeIbs, peldbe Dor bem
NeUolutionstriese befcIgt ipurbe, gu ipeIebsr
3eit biele Stapt Feline 5ipan5is tau1enO Gin;
mobner aablts.
gs altt cine @ntfernuns Inn pbilaoelpbia,
BON rpcl6er ein Bauer Geine prppufte auf
bic aewobnlide Hrt Dsrmittelft lBaaen uno
Dferoe niett naeb bem W1arft brin9en Fam,
obne psn sr6bteh Gbeil zines Cages oajn 3n
sebraueben, lm babin su fcmrnem einen anpcrn
ilin aueSuUcrfaufen uno ben brltten Gag UNI
nab 5aule au seben, 10 bab es ibn bsnabe
preiSaSe mint, I'm feline propufte naeb Dem
Martt III brin9cn. ltno ipenu er brmIelten
a,pein,al blegSotbe beiwobnt, ipelcbe6 er tbun
fpllte, teIonoers in oct Sommeraeit (panu
feiue 9lrbeit uno jene Ieiger Subr 5n 6auGe
am nctbwenoisifen itnol 70 miro es ibn uno
ansi pfrpe ole sanse 3st ts(haftisen uno
nod init cen llntclten auf oen 1Des besleitet
Iei,,, nm i'm Bios in Stano 5u lsBen Ieiue
Nrcbufte 10 perfaufen. &ein SeIbaft fann
ober follte simcn IolhsnSar srtrasen. Goebe,
bic nod rpeiter entfernt ipobnen, maden ibre
prooufte naeb oen Gtobrs in ibrsr Naebs
barlebaft uebmn, uno penn bic Butter auf
bem pbilaoslpbia Oaarft 81 25 Gents oae
Nfuno paeauft, Uerfaufen lte oieIelte tn Die
@tobrs III l23 gents nno empfansen III
Be,ab(una oafir trofene Waarrm. Sroees
reien ODER anosre 9tchrslter 3u bobsn
preiGen.
Tim oiefe @6wisrisfeit ane bem wese gu
raumsn, bat MAJ, Gin sroBes iteinernes marft;
baus inpbilaselpbia, obnnsit oerg gcIIeftors
Imtsfube, am Columbia Niesslipsse init
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81 G { u ct.

Gin junaer Oiann, bet bic bcutfbe uno
fran36fIbs 9prade fertis fprebt, audi bic
gnslHhe itrcibsn, lclen uno sicmlit Iprcs
tbsn fann, uno iebcn friher in einem >amos
ttohr beItbdftiat mar, futbt in einsm @rpte.
ries, Srofenwaarens oper giIenitcbr elm i,ns
tcrtcmmen Su fnoeu. CT rstbnet nie6t auf
bcbsn <obnfoncern winfht eiasntlib nur Ses
(haftianns. Oas Sldbers erfdbrt man III
Der grpebiticn oiefes Slattss.
Neaoina, Npril H.. 81.
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5n Der @atleneourt Don 8erfs

Sn oer atlencourt BON Serfs
Sauntp.
IN bic Ncminifratoyen uno gr6en ees Ser,
ttorbenen 6etnrieb Wilsr, 3Deber, lestbin
bon Der Staot 0eaons, Barfs gauntp.
Sbr Ieio biermit Sorselaoen Gno Be-
foblen eub ein5ufnoen mo 5n cribeinen, Dor
elmer Wailenecurt, bic am ndhtten / 1. W1ai
(N. Q. 1S4s) su Neaoina, in nno far Serfs
gaantp 9ebalten werben foll, nm in Der 9as
ebe au antrpcrtsn bic in Der 8ittItrift cut.
batten 1T, fir Die 9enaue grfhlluna enes
Gpntratts, peltbsr Don senannten Seritcr.
benen init D1arts Sobn Sibble, Giquire, aes
maebt mar, fir oen Derfauf eiues selpi0tn
5au1ss uno ba(ber @runDlctte init bem 3ns
beb6r, belesem in oer Staot Neaeina uno
bic ltriabe ansusebsn ,parun Die pinftlttbe
erfalluns pes srfastsn gsntratts ni6t &c.
..,,sSss. f6eben Ioa, semab ber ,pabren
SMNG&. 9lt0ebt uno Mlsinuns oedelteh.
38zMN. SsusniB, bic 4btbaren Niehter
3$sss osr erfaStcn Court.
SO lit. @ ebSner, @ebrsiber.
Neabius, Hpril IL. 3n,.
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Nactricbt.
G. e. Quinn. &efbtsanlpa(t.

1T nab Meabins Surideefsbrt unb bat rpisbsrs
am ansstanssn bic @sisse ju praftijirsn-@r
1T fortwdbrsnb anSutrefTen in Der Nmtsifube
BON 6eo. q. Barclay, @sq, in Der moro
stem Strabs ben 6fentntlib Gstdubsn sssens
ibsr.
GsaonS, Sanuar 3, ls43. 3R.
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9lpeu0ttOns SQoe.

Nahriebt miro bierinit ae9eben, oa6 bic
NpeIatrnes3ase fir bic perfbiecenen 9aun.
fetips, Stdots uno IBarcs, fir oas Sabr
1843, al rem gcmmiftcners 2tmt gu Nea
bina, scbalten weroen, an fOIssno benanntcn
Ioaen. nlmlifh
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SSicbfi9e WeDisines,.
IlTarfd,au'e SarfapariIIa.

Scr aussebebnte Setraueb bon SarIapa.
rilla, (eit Dielen Deraan9enen Sabren, berpp9
pen grfnber bieGes Nrtttels in 1928, es Der
Scatbtnns BET amsritani1den8aeultdt angus
bieten uno pcsen Ieinsr Oortreffibteit ,pur.
DC es in alleu mebisinlicben Scurnalen nno
3eitunasn jener 3eit, pufli5irt. Scltpem
1T (1e banfis in ben 8ereinistenStoaten nnc
anoeyn %dnoern, nit entiebieoenen Sortbele
oetraucbt worben fir 9ercfuIa, Ibeumatis'
mus, Setter, Scfbwireu. SeIbapiaunsen
ocr Saut, anfanaenocn 6uiteu uub alle a,ls
ore &rantbeiten Die Don nnreinem Slute ent'
tteben, unb ais en Seranoerunssmlttel in
6ertf uno Srhbiuss5citcn. 9ieie preparas
tion, ,pie 0e jest bersitet rpro, TT tei ,psltem
Die betfe,o Der 2trt bic jest i'm Gebraub 1T,
aan5 Oeri6ieben bon jenen weieben uno faoen
W1iIGunaen, ipel6e nur Sacbabmun9en Der
Original, W1epl5in fnc. 3ablreibe empfebs
(unsen lino srbalten ,pcrben. piele oabon 1tnb
Don oen bcrhbmteiten Ierstcn, Die, naeboem
fte bidelts in ibrer Draris au9epenoet ba:
ben, ,piai9 fIno, 3eusni6 BON ibren Sfusen
1T aetcn
gagine aht ltn3enfaItte entbalt mebrbon
cem iprfenben prin3lp Der Sarfaparilla. .,pie
cine Galcne jener W1ifhunssn Die sep6bns
litb Ucrfauft merben, nno Die pelebe i'm Se:
trauebe Der @arIapariaa bintersanssn pcrs
pen, ,pcrosn in oicIem Elm tpirflames 6eils
mittsl fncel.-Yreparirt bon Us. MarIbalI
312, Dlarftttra6e, phiIacclpbia.
RarschaIIa Johannesburg NIB MIL
famt Observation-Disclosures fir Sincer ems
pfoblen, els Die b6htt (therfte uno pirfIam.
ite bis jest entbefte rOurmer 3erft6renoe
n1eoisin. S1sttoem 1T es ais ftterss uno
DirfIames wurmmitteI, bon iebr anseneb.
mem 8elhmaf, oab fein Sino lteb tpeiaern
,piro ee III nebmsn. gs iit sbsn 70 rpirela,n
in 5eiluns anoercr ltebel, fcltbe ale $eib,
web ,Grtrehen unp allie anoere <eireu bencn
Rineer untermcrfen ftno. Gs it unfe6astar
aur tinberuna Der Shmer5sn ,pelebe Sinoer
teim Durhtrehen DER Sabine leiren, unc es
tenfo miro ee empfcbIsn fir renalilte Sranfs
beit, Gtiebbutten uno Webielfcfer Der Sus
aeno. Gs 1T gang oienlieb fir eefen 3rpef,
,pabreno es rpeaen fsinsr ltnldnlo gar fetnen
@haben tbun fann.
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Sctiller'S
Sdmmtli6e QEerfe,

in Sw0lf gdnoen
gu babsn fir ben serinsen prsis pOn sbaern.
gbemf fat 8:
Ser be,ltfcbe Smgembfreunb
8cn Ncban. Sn 8dnpben init einem
slesantcn SscntefpisB in Enpferoruf 5u jss
tem Bdnobem. lin pen febr SeriHsen II
preis bon 2 9balcrn. ="
sry"3um 8srfauf an 8eors Gss Bueb:
umo Scbreitmatsrialien Stcbr, e6e Der
4tsn uno psnnltra6e.
Gsaoins, Npril H.. SIN.
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Serbeirotbef.

-surtb ben gbrw. 5rn. wm. pauli, am 9.
Npril Serr Samuel srewis NIT W1ib glis
fabetb Dert, bon Nuseombmauor.
--bureb Den gtrw. 6rn. &lein, am g. Ipri(,
6r. qD,aiam Olie0s BON Bern, NIT 1Rib GU.
Ianna Gpams rcn Ioamstaun, $aneaf. Go.
--burh psn ghr,p. pru. 8uber, AM 7. 9ls
pril, 6err Scfepb Bobn bon Inter 6ricel.
Berg, init D1iB eIlatstb Spas bon Bern.
-bur6 Den gbrip. 6rn. u. s 6erman, am
Stem Npri( ST.. SsnneDiGe O1iaer bon Oter
Bern, nit Wai6 gtber {incemutb y. gentsr.
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Sin fremDes S6oaf,

~ tcfnpet 0h febon seraume 3elt
@ggSSY tei Den Shaafen oes ltnterlbrlcs
Ss benen, in Srednof Saunlchip,
t2Asses;sAgz. -. Scrfs @auntp. gs 1T Gin juns
aes O1utterIhaaf nit 9ornern. Scr @iaens
tbimer III srfuft fth su mclpsn unp bafebe
sesen grfattnns err Soften ab5uholen.
Jobn gaub.
Npril 4. SIN.
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tsr Niearie, Mnb bic 80 pbtr 40 ii6erlebens
btm m1anoans nurben ju 9eIaoen senadt.
Der lests Aet oes arauerfpicls mat PIE
furttbarits. Gur5 naebpem bic NearIs ltfe
in bem WlanpansOcrff nieberselaffn, ipirs
ben f1e BON elmer sro6sn Ittbsilnns Sionr
ansefaaen Der wibetfanb mar hartnafia
uno bic WlanranS nabmsn elfrissa Antheil
oaran, nm eneu talbisen COB 3n tlnben. 3u
Dem gnoe rauntsn Ite aus Dem Oorfe binaus,
srifen ,srltreute Abtbeilunasn BET Sicur an,
fcroertsn oisfe fslbf auf fte su t6Dten uno
ipurben enolib alle nieocraebauen.
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100000 Jdbrlieb perfauft Don
& / ae ut b u m.

100000 Jdbrlieb perfauft Don
Sberman's ormen Manne6 pfa fter.
9aS bette itdrfunsss in bet QEslt
unp Elm srr;u9lhs6 Olittsl fir SbmsrSsn, o.
Der Shwabbsit oss Mifsns, Ger Qenosn, Ssis
ten, Sruit, l2als, @lisper, @slsnfs, 0ibsulnas
tbism. Nidmsb &c. 8srlibsrt ais porsi9lib
Dor allsn Anpsrn unb fir Elm 8isrtbsil oss sss
m6bnlibsn Yrsie6, natt e6 nibt allein baS
bette fonpern aub eaS mcblfeilitsY in Der
0Selt. @S brinst in wsnia Stuncen qlnpsrun9
uno mabt srifaunlibe Sursn, Yrsis nur 124
Sent, sum Tsrfauf an
gambert's Hssntfbaft.
2fpril 49, BIN.
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sWisceggNNe1ssS.

Hints 10 F'urmerS.-A Farmer should
never undertake 10 cultiva'o more land Than
he can d~o..,horoughly; half titled land is
growing poorcr;well iilled laud is constant
ly improving.
A farmer should never keep more cattle
horses. sheep or hogs, than he Gun kecpin
good order; an animal 10 high order the
frs, Of December, is. alre ady bali wiutered.
A iatmer should never depend on his
~ncishbor for what he can, BY care and good
management, produce on his own farm; be
should never beg frui, while he Gun plant
trees, or borrow tools when he can make
or buy lhcm-a high authority has said
the borrower is servant to the lender.
Afarmcr should nevcr5e so immersed in
political matters as forget to SOW his wheat,
dig his potatoes and bank them up in his
cellar, nor should he be so i~na,icu,ive lo
them as TO be ignorant Of those great ques.
ton Irrational aud Stale policy which will
always agi,ate. more or less, a free people,
No farmer should allow the reproach Of
neglected education 10 lie agains, himself
or family; If knowledge is power" the
commencement should be early and deeply
| laid in the minds Of bis children.
A! farmer should Fever use iuio1ica,ius
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,r in.IpnotInns noo,ns,
NJ V.hs,s, Mr. Ron,or had xnT,r;sci
,h., A. W.h.,er had oasr.d ~ ,ol;ron;.b
mr. claim 70 ,he Territory snu,b Of ,br aorb
nn,,h ,,,;,r,Is Al, r u,,. ,,Io
,..;,;.oJ. ,h,, ,bo So.,.,,-v h,,I
w., m,Jo ~ me,i;,,,oJ "non mel, g., If.
r..
Az cc,,,, bo,o r.,,,;o, Tho, 30 ,.,src.
;o;c.d - ho.r;
M J;s.nss;no -, .or,;,,oJ III d.
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H. ,hc I,orss A. cw;n oG.,sJ n r.ao.
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wv. ar 49,, 49,. ;, ,,.ama
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49,, nnn h,lr NJ ~. e,,, u.s H,.,.J ","'
,h.av.n ,m,, - ,ho ,sh.s
,The B,ukrup, question x,a moi, ,,I.u
nm. The GIest;ou is on the rno,ion r. r..
consider the vote passing the Repeal bill.
The Army bi.l WAS taken mn and ,o,nc
,roorcss mad. in II.
le,cr from the Secretary of ,he T'rca.
sury IVA, laid before the House Giving an
es,;u,,,, Of the amour, of revepn, ior ,br
fom,,b quarter Of the year 1919. The re.
c[s;n,s from lhe cnsiom bons., viii II,
I5So GOO from lanJs s36a 0On.
W.,mynToy January on
The hill rcoeal;no ,be RankrunI ,c, E.
nallv PASSED the House TO-DAY. aud was
..nt To The Senate, where II vas ,wiee read
aud referred to the Committee OH the Ju,
dietary. That committee will, undoubt.
edly, report i, with amendments but, az
ter some struggle, the bill will pass The
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J. ~T.iCKABERRY.

From Rcr. James II. Linsley, Pastor OF
the Baptist Church, in Milford, Conn.
have examined with attention fora
few days. The Coltase Bible aud Fam.
ily E,pnsi'nr," and chscrIni!y recommend
il 10 every family, sabbath scl!uul teacher,
aud hiblo class, as il coc:airs a valuable
Commentary evidently selected with care
from Gill, Henry, Scott, Dodbridsc and
%otl.ers, an! though tic English aud Amer
lean cdi!ors are both pclobar,is,s. they
give loss rre-cmincccr to their own sen,i.
men's THU IS found in any other com
mtnlary oX'an;. The irauslaIions and
marsiua! references. fiota notes Of tho
Polyclort B:uie, i! cptccm as .nUrc valua.
hle Than The commentary itself. And
lastly. the very low price at which TIC
work is furnished, renders il ob,ainnble hy
ncnriy every tcm,nrate family in The land
With these views, | am happy 10 state
tina; / consider it the hes, book 10 Gle. ate
the starlard Of biblical knowledge in The
community al large. that has fallen under
MY observation. Yours. Sc,
JAMES II. LINSLEY.
jar IS 81 So
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town or district. representing the majority
OF the party in that district. He argues
that no Convention, framed on any oihe'
basis, will unite the party. The panPh'
lie, is attributed 10 4 Southern member oil
the House.
Mr.. Kennedy, of Md. Chairman of the
Committee OF Commerce. in reply 10 a
question To-day, stated lhs, he would, mex
week, rcpor, q pi!l establishing { ware
housing syo,om.
4 very impor,an. report was made IN
tho House to-day from the committee oil
Commerce.-one that Intimately concerns
the Stale OF South Carolina aud oIhcr
States Of The South, whose ports arc visl-
ted 10y ve.:eis, foreign or domestic.
Mr.. Winthrop. from the COMMITTEE OF
Commerce. TO which had been referred
tie. memorial Of lIcrjauiin Rich, } lnGcf'
soil Bowdirch. Henry OShaud, ). Apple
ton, :Abbnt Lawrcrcc. and one hundred
aud fifty others, citizens Of ,Is U. States,
soinc OF them ownrrs and masier> OF YES.
sells, setting forth lha; colorcd scamen are
seized aud imprisoned in certain Southern
ports, 10 tho prejudice Of commerce mud
contrary TO the pri:ilcge oil citizens, and
praying relief submitted II report. ,lSued
by seven OF The niue COMPOSING The com
mitiee. One Of the minority hal also pre-
pared a report. and the other might per-
laps submit his views hereafter. The rc-
port Of the majority concluded with reso.
Iulions declaring the opinions at which
they have arrived. He moved that the re-
port be printed.
1.-The following g%en,!emeu compose The
Comniltcc on Commerce. viz Kennedy
Of MI, Winthrop o.: Mass, ToIand Of Pa.
Chii,Is Of n. Y. Ravuer Of y. G., Randall
OF Maine, Andrews Of Ohio, Williams Of
Conu., Ferris OF n. VI
Dir. Rnyner moved that al extra uum-
Der OF roPlcs be printed.
Ttc RESOLUTIONS, by consent, were then
read rs follows, viz:
R.soired. That the seizure and impris-
onnenr, in any por, Of thi, Union, o: free
coiorcd seamcr. ci'iZens oi any oi the U.
States. and against nom there Is ~"
charge bit thli o. er.rting eald p,rt IN HE
prosecution I'll their rishi!uI business. Is u
violation ct the privileges " r;;z-n,h'P,
guaranteed by the sccou.. sec'iUn Of The
;Ju.iil article OF he Contribution ol the U.
States.
R:solrcd. Tha, the seizure anil impris-
onment. in anv ~c@' ~r 'hr I'nion. Of free
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-. =. .,v EVusiItuiiJl. winch
declares that treaties are u part OF the ST.
prcmc law 0f the land.
Rcsolced. Thatany Of lhs laws by which
certain Glasses of scarncn arc prohibited
from entering certain por's Of the CnIoa
in thc prosecution OF their ri.hlfu. business.
are n con;rarcnlion CT The paramnunt and
exclusive power Of The Federal Govern
men, 10 regulate commerce..
EtSolrsi. That tie police powcr OF the
States can justify 90 enac':ncn'> or r"Gn.
lnrions which are in Lircc', pusi:ivc. aud
permanent conflict with The express pro-
vision, or fundlmeE,a! principles Of the
national compact.
Mr.. E,ynrr submitted lis minority re-
port. w,,.cI, cn.c!udcd with a resolution.
as au amendment. IA strike out al after
tho wur,! ..RrsulvcI," aai in>"rt, in lieu
thereof. .'thal The committee be discharged
| from tic iurth: r consider alton v! The sab
iucr."
Mr. Kcuncdy. cf Md, said ;hai he agreed
IN s,ne respects with each Of the reports,
hui generally disscu,cd from both. lie
| did not know whether. hereafter. he would
furnish u separate report cmb"iyinS his
views; br, he deemed il due to himself Ia
say. that when the subject came UP tor
consideration, me would state the grounds
| on which he differed from his colleagues
on The committee. And lie moved that
Eve thousand extra copies DO printed.
But Mr.. h. Withdrew his motion. as II
was opposed. aud The u-ua! i.ambcr OF
copies were ordered TO be wirtcd.
The Senate was engaged chiefly Oh pri'
vate bill. to-day.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Correspondence Of The Charleston Courier.
WASHINGTON, January Is.

WASHINGTON, January Is.
Dir. Beaton made some further cxpla-
nations, to-day, in regard to tho red line
Question. He insisted that he had been
misrepreseated by Mr. Riyes, who had as
serted tina, he tMir. Bcurou) could no, see
the red lines on the map, while nc saw the
! dotted lines. On The controry, he de-
clared thai he had drawn the attention oil
the Senate TO the red lines on tho Jctlcr-
son map, &c. Finally, the matter was
settled. and it is to be hoped we shal! hear
no nor OF II.
TITO Oregon occupation bill was taken
up, and Sir, Choa,e made a very strong
speech against The bill, in reply I" Mr..
Benton. IL we were 10 have a war with
Great Britain, as Mr.. Benton so conf.
IDENTIFY predicted-if we were to carry the
war into herown islands, and give freedom
toihc irisa and excite the working classes
of England 10 Instruction. sill MIR.
Choate Hoped lha, we skor!t not begin
The war with u violation Of public failh,
such as this bill proposed. The sencrA
attitude OF England, which has been so
much insisted upon-her cncroachmcnts
upon Tho rights Of nu,ions-her lines Of
steamers IN o harbors-Eet dangerous
vicinity 10 Tie slave holding StaIes--hcr
nti.slavery doctrines-her unemployed
armies, red il the EiGod Of China-a!l
these might be a good reason TO 60 TO war
with her, and ample reasIn to give her a
twelve maniis' notice that the convention
demanded. but they offered nc reason for
our violation OF the convention. Under
the convention, we agreed thai. for len
years, and until a years notice was given
by either party, the huu,ets and traders Of
both nations should Use tho country III
common, anl that neither should assert AL
exclusive occupation Of il. Il was uow
p~rcrerted, SJ d reason for n breach Of
The asreemont or our part, that Eng
land had already broken II. II this was
true. Mr. G. Nduid 90 NJ. fat as he thar wcRi
farthsst To resist II. But il was mot true
as he meanlto prove. England had not
granted a fc5, Of The Territory :, - "rc.
But VIC ptap9ssa " III. !,lii TO give titles
10 our sciacfs-to assert all exclusive right
TO occupy The territory. i vas ;rec :asr
EnglauJ hsdbuilt forts 10 protect her sub
jec.s aud LEI, properly, nnd We ought to
do the same. She had given her Subjects
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liquors as n drink; If, while undergoing Sc
we're fatigue and the hard labor OF the sum
mer. he would enjoy robust health, LET hun
be temperate in oil things.
4 farmer should never refuse n fair price
for anything he wants TO sell: We have
known n man who had several hundred
bushels OF heat IN dispose Of. refuse eight
shillinss aud six pence, and after keeping
his wheat six mouths was glad 10 get six
sbilliuos for i,.-Farmrr'S Cabinet.
"TEtyW Laugh at ms."-!And what If
they do lis that ! reason you should be
laughed out Of your principles ald thus
deserve 10 be Laughed al for your folly!
Who will laugh 1t you f"r obeyins the
dictates oil your own conscience! No ono
who regards the dictates Of his own. No
one whose opinion should have the lca,l
weight with you.
What will they laugh al! At your sincu-
lu.!lv in adherine Ia Questionable v.rIue!
At your vulsari,y in refusing To ba moulded
bv The seductious % rctnci " modisli vice!
Lei them laugh. :" Wo unto Ihem that laugh
uuw. fm they shall mourn aud lament"
They'll lauS:, III me- SAID the limid
Jane. She venture! to iisobey the mau-
dates OF fashion. ia d.clIningin wear h dress
she knew Ia bc iminndest aud u~nhccomins.
But her companions deriled her. They'll
laugh ut me" said Jane-aui she could not
bear 10 be laughed at. So s~ne1eSImcd tho
dress, and mingled in The gay circle. The
Vaccinations Of her unscenly attire seduccd
aud embpl,loued the voun, man who be-
came her cue.ny. Jane is a ruined female
now bccuu,c shc said, They'll laugh al
me-"
..Thcy'ilangh Il, me" said ten thousand
promising Young men end lovely maidens.
when Grsi cn.,crd % wander from the sober
paths OF %vir,uous living. They haE' recalled
from The temptation. II had no particular
destinations fer them. The gay assembly
tho deceptive .heatre-,iic maddcuins
same-lhc flowing howi-it was 10, these
lhat:lured them at The outset. They'll
laugh at me- THIS il was ,ha, ru-ned them
aside. ln,: sealed their unhappy destiny.
o. my daughter, gesrr.c; me hear you say
They'll laugh at me-"
III. Poor" RrmenLcr tie poor
said the greatest phl;an'rrorist the weird
ever saw, or ever will see. The chilled
faces ia our slrects-thc shivcring boy IN
lis ta;ters, hurryiug a%l"ng-'bc bowed wi.
,ioxy n,rhe-;no i,.-.t:..