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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-25


Correspondence or the Herald.
PHrLApEi PHiA, Aug 24-P. NJ.
Arrived Zone Crcwe Boston; Dadem, Lscomb Bristol.
ri Marietta Ryan, Providence.
Cleared-Aonongahell Turley, Liverpool James Marble
Ss,etsOn o1 az Prince; Oak Ryder Home Howes;
!saac Jackson Toley, New Bedford; Exchange Kellogg
Hartford; Rival Perkins; Sol Roosevelt Johnson aud Peter
Hitter Denckson Providence; Planet Terry East Grccnwch
Hy King, Wsrea, Potland Republican, sharp and Jane
Luke, NYork; Vulcan, Smith, do.
Home Ports.
PM PHlA, Aug 2-Arr Pioneer Knowles, from Ban
more bound 20 Brantee, Mass with Of bread and
in distress eaky &C. ED 10 miles Sc Of Cape Henlo
Pen cane in contact with Btish barqpe suppcsed The ch.
ships stove in her roadsde broke her broadsde broke both
pa kshesrs sitdd the decks carried fore and fore
yards, split sails Injured rigging, backstays headays &c and
j is supposed the c9psidsnhy injured Also Msr-
Moses Loyeland Chareon Don Nicholas nkwater Port.
''fBa t'pGss f.ro sJsy ovenTs
Hope l'piehl f9nk NYoTk; iierald Goodwin Nswbpry
boston Sid Frances Jane Coffin ST Johns PR Water Witch.
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY.

NEW IRON FOUNDRY
HOE CO. having added TO their Factory large ard com.
nodous Foundry prepared furnish Castings Of all
descrpos at short notice of the best materials aud workman
ship at moderate prices.
hev have large Of Pulley Hanger and other
Patterns. which they think 10 be surpassed
Shifting made and nut ur in superior style Machinery OF
every description made 10 order ' =
Presses Types and every kind generally IN hand
and always furnished a short notice.
Printers and Binders Wprerooms % ard 81 Gold street
Factory, corner Broome and Sheriff streets New York.
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Married..

On Wednesday the olst Instant by the Revd Enos Boil
lard JAoKsoN r. BoLLARp, Of Lake klahopac Putnam
County, to Miss SARAH HyArr, Of Putnam Valley Put
nam County -
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Passengers SaIIet,

:, SuIIeUs
HAvRE,Packet ship Vile de Lyon-M L Perdez $ Van
xGIst Of New York; King Mrs w Reynold Miss
Miss Sies9g, John Siegling, Charleston; NJ Giraud
Montreal. : ' ''' e' iss"e
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TO CALICO PRINTERS
FOR SALE--TIiE RAILWAY PRINT WORKS
V'HE OWNER wishing retire from business, offers for
sale his Print Works which in operation and have
been complete repair within the last nine months.
The works calculated print to 1000 pieces per week
Two thirds OF the purchase money remain bond and
mortgage for number oil be made
TO pay part in printing. Application 20 be made 70
PHILIP TRUSSLER
aulo 3tawim.rc Railway. New Jersey.
CHEAP PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAP WORKS.
" JOHNSON x VNOOM, formerly cerner OF Cedar aud
William streets manufacturing and putting for the trade
their goods the and attractive sty les and SELL
ing prices 20 per lower than be brought this
kc the q their manufacturing facilities enables them
sell for che smallest profit
Mandatory aud Sales Room, 70 Trinity Place the
new Trinity Church. an7 lmeodam
DULlIItAL CAitlJATu kES-1be best su.d most sale.
able assortment published and for sale By JAMES
BAllLlE, No 80 Spruce Orders accompanied with
mtance. WILL be punctualy attended q? Price So per lo0
~ B-Lithogaphy and print colouIng executed at short
tee views Of public buildings merchls places o business
ct drawn and coored Gom nature and free from yctinisne
or cxtonionate charges. jyio 2tawImsec
GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION.
THE PROPRIETOR has the honor Of informing the c-
PENS fNew ork. that he is exhibiting for few days
The Lycenn OF Natural History, Broadway, No M opposite
Nhlos Garden, the magnificent MODEL OF PARIS. This
suit OF 10 Year, Of labor comprises least 81 COO houses
1910 streets, and more than 100000 different subjects Each
house monument aud public represented with truth
inncs and mahematca nicely their FORMS dimensions and
coiors nssmuc TIN, persons who have resided in the
metropolis 81 the world easily recognise the house in which
Prce Of edmttance, 70 cents children half price.
aus 3ttw
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SECOND GRAND EXCURSION
THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION

THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
a&0SI A6 From the numerous applications made 70 the
Managers and the great number disappoint~ ted
participating IN the enjoyment Of the Escur
gagged the gnifcen sou I'll AMLRICA, under the
command Of the popular Captain Iuesde for second Grand
Excursion up the Hudson West Point aud New bugh
FRIDAY, 10th instant, thereby giving chance Of viewing
leisure the farfaned and Scenery Of this noble
River
splendid Band has been engaged and the celebrated
Parker has again generously volutee red lead the Cotons
MIR Isaac Edge Jr the Prince of Pyrotechnsts has also
kindly promised furnish for the occasion Of his
brilliant Fireworks.
Dinner provided on hoard.
The Boat will leave tshsine Ferry Brooklyn, at o'clock
AMI Caharnc Market silly %; Barclay o; Canal
9 States Prison Dock 10 O'clock and foot Of 10Th l0h
deemed almost unnecessary 70 ac9usint the kind patrons
applied ndisc sicily worthy objects Of charity
Tickets for Lady and Gentleman One Dollar-Snge Tick
cts Seventy Five Cents for the Excursion, 10 lie had o
JAMES CuRR, President. Corner Canal and Hudson.
WM; K!CHAKDs0N, VIZ Cor Perry Greenwich.
4; CASMihM1ER0N, secrstary q; Hudsonst.
JAS ESPIE,. Foot Of 2lst street, East River.
JAS; puNLAP .;a...... John s,Ive!; Brooklyn.
MAJOR SINCLA1R. ............ I04 Reads street.
WALTER LEGGAT,... "a Hudson street.
J. ID. WAlSTELL,. .s...........8 Sc Hudson street.
v. CLlREHUGH. amman. 203 Broadway.
JOHN PATTEN 70 Courtlandt
JAMES HARRISON, l.. :. Northern Hotel
JAS. DAVIDSON ........-... a. Clark.op street.
ROBERT MARSHALL,.......,..G3 1 Broadway
(SGS AyTsrRSN; or ,:ss .aS IA Avssa.
ARCH. GkIEVE, No. 5 John street
PETER MILNE, observation-disclosures. ~ Centre street
JOHN MARTIN Corner Broome and Clinton
PETER McLUSKY..............3 800 Hudson street
aull I,xs
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REPRODUCTION.
THE MYSTERY OF PHYSIOL OGYt

REPRODUCTION!
THE MYSTERY OF PHYSIOLOGY!
par, the fed k,cylsd;e hitherto .rcddss orlv by
important subject ILLUSTRATED by his fifteen celebrated models
nssdiy and Thursday August 2 ca and the Large
Hail. corner of Broadway ard Grand street T. Mor gem
enen only Youths not admitted For full particulars
handbills On Friday afternoon, o'clock important
Lecinc for ladies' onlv. Admission cents amps s rc
MARTIN 81 COUPA.
GUITAR MANUFACTURERS No 1896 Broadway m
~ stairs have CONSTANTLY hard large Of Gut
perfect respect
Martin and Ccupa having mad" several improvements in the
manufacturing branch enabled offer their Instruments
lower than aNy other F.stablishme ! il the Civ.
Strangers before making their purchase VIII find il their
advantage to gall ard examine their assortment which the
climate
Sold wholesale and retail 3a5 Broadway (up sars No
connection with the Music Store below. au23 lt"sc
DRUGS, &c.-i0 casks English EPSON Salts
- 81 cases fres Orange Flor Water.
2 casks Russia Isioglass sheet.
2 casks Naples Soap in bulk
400 gallons Bay Rum-For sale nv
J. 8. ASPINWALI,
AUS 3t.cc Sc William street.
pACKET SHIP sIDDONs FOR LIvERp0OI.-passen-
by this ship will pease be board the
cules hltehal on Modly 2Gth instant at IL o'clock AM
Letter Bags will close the usual places ~ O'Clock
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lNtOn MAIiON VA n I.D
OF THOMAS CLARK, boy about thirteen vears Old
Wore when he left home di.k romdsbout aud part,loons
black cloth cap or Archer make dark brown hair left His
instant. ' - -.
Any information would he thankfully received
St., or at 10 Wash,gt street. -' N'
Country papers please copy. au2t 3t.m
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
THE STORE Of the subscribers was broken OPEN ON the
night Of the 23d and robbed goods 10 the amount Of
~ 500 @ 900 consisting principally Of Broad 10Th and
Erock Co.t, fine Msrno Satin Velvet rich figured Silk
yests Cloth and Fancy Cashmere Pants SuIerGne Broad
cloths and Fancy Cassimees, &c Sc
The above reward will he paid FOR the Of The
thieves and the Of the goods proportion for the
amount recovered
HORA & DE GROOT
auzo t'ec 100 Fulton street.
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
HE STORE Of the subscribers broken into during the
night Of the 22d August aud robbed goods the amount
Of $1,000 or $1,000 consisting chiefly Of Thread Laces Cotton
Ribbons, nc. &c.
As marks Of wheel; the door, cab may have
is particularly requested ~ ~
hewad OF -Four Hundred Doan offered for the recovery
Of said goods, or in proportion for part Of them.
WIN. SCOTT 4 CO.,
auzl jim 500 Broadway
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EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS.
<0e2 al Tbs Steamboat GEN; JACKSON, Captain
- ard Yates. for grand eseuniion 70 the Fish
On Monday, 26th of August will leave the Pier
foot Of Pike street ~ and Pier No. !, North River
o'clock Bait furnished board gratis will be
The Gen. jackson has been Put IN complete repair and by
starting early hour will give plenty OF for all 70 en-
JOY the sport Of hhg Capt Yates Is well acquainted with
The fishing grounds On Modly the 18th inst board Of
Robert L. Stevens Of which Capt. Yates acted Pilot was
caught upwards Of 5000 fish,
n agreeable the company, fish chowder will be served up
o board gratis.
Fare for the excursion ST.
Tickets for sale {. oungs and r. Levin corner Of Pfhe
and South streets
The Jackson will NJ the foot of Pike street on
Sunday afternoon.
Aug2j 3tsec.
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COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF
AT D A 81

COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF
AT THE GREA r FALLS ON THE PAGSAlC
HE PROPRIETOR has the pleasure Of announcing the
lovers OF the sublime and beautiful tina, III. Cottage
the old SITE complete and ready Tor the reception Of visi.
ors where they be accommodated with variety refresh
ments, At the shortest notice.
To ahale the refreshing breeze from this lofty rminence
behold the unparalleled beauty Of the changing
aud nae ~ the shade Of the lofty oaks whose wide spread
branches invite to health aud cheerfulness.
TARGET EXCUKSIoNS-Ths delightful place is admi-
rnby rd by nntue for this manly and ptrotc exercise pre-
senng rock Of morr than two bundled Fl - height shelter
"a oeauuin forest trees and cooled BY the rushing Of
ts asaic ne railroad esve Jersey Cry for Paterson
6hi M asd return T. NJ Do Sundays, leaves Jersey
CITY at NJ. and S r Fare 70 Paterson nv
NJ, Inns
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IMPORTANT TO THE OWNERS OF HORSES, &c.
JOHN WILLIAMS
II fArn uI cIr


a. Respectfully informs his numerous friends and the
%&<4 >pibc that he continues practising successfully
the different diseases nedenta to ha. noble animal
street N X.
KIND patronage during period Of seventeen his
siye business IN this city, from eight hundred
horses IN his nhmary, takes this opportunity Of
forming them that he has recently still further improved his
Urinary aud has fitted number Of and convenient
box stalls for sick horses which will be attended with
his well known punctuay and The Of
Mr. Williams being regularly educated aud brought up tho
profession IN The armies OF both England and France and ha
eatlustny him with the eue Of their horses rely upon the
you'd also suggest to his friends the advantages be derived
from employing HIM n the examination OF horses for sale His
cute knowledge Of the perfect formation Of hone cannot
but prove beneficial 10 either party.
Mr. Williams lnirmay No. 1871 Chrystie street. where
he always TO be found and consulted and where horses
long experience His charges moderate and suited The
times.
NB-The ow9e. Of horses and the public in general
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CARO-Mr PALM0 tees leave respectfully inform the
public that he has made with Mad PAU.
LINE DESJ ANDIN MS and Mr. T. MARTIN 10 give series
q GRAND BALLETS DE,ACTIoN, al performed at tie
Royal Academy Of Music in Paris aud yet performed
this country. The will commence abou the 18th OF
September next Particulars will be given hereafter.
NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.-Ons hundred Young La.
dies and Gentlemen for the bae waited Artist
q ngagemens will please make applications 1T the Opera
House IN person. from "a. NJ. to r NJ.
au9 lwsnc F.PALMO.
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CONCERT NIGHTLY.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
" at j. PINTEUX Cafe DIES Mile COLONIES Saloon 30 Broad
way Engagement Of Miss AFFAIR the fine Vocalist This
welknown establishment has been considerably embesed
since May Refreshments Of the best kind always
the bar with the attendance Of careful waters we'll yen
lated Billiard Room containing eight tables communicates with
the Saloon the floor. The Ices aud Creams
the city affords. c.n all times be obtained.
70 Entrance free. ais OWEN
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A&7 ~ IN CONSEQUENCES Of the incIemcncy
6EM1 ~ Of the weather, the GRAND EXCURSION
- - AROUND STATEN ISLAND. by the
was postp9ged until TUESDAY next, August 27h winch
day she will make the Excursion leaving the different landings
at the hours stated IN the advertisement, leaving Barclay
w harf at o'clock p. MCanal quarter after
foot Of Hammond hapast 2-Catharne street wharf
f. r., quarter 70 Gath rine Brooklyn
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OFFICE WANTED "A Paror. the FIRST or second floor
~ furnished by Dentist with or without board near Broad
way aud the Park. ~ ' ~ ~
Address, Dentist, Herald ofrce. suo5 stsec
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n r. L. II A M II
05O BROADWAY, BETWEEN SpRiNa PsI~cE STREETS
HIS fashionable place OF resort cpen for the The
Ices Fruits Jelles, and other refeshments of the
description
An Orchestra combining OF the first musical talent in
the city perform evening" Saturdays and Sundays
tavorte from the Of Strauss Lauer
Bellini and others equally celebrated
BRANCH No. C5 last Broadway, door above Rutger
street where the delightful Ice Creams and Refreshments
may be found aulI inisrrc
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s,Se DJtSSliTOLius-.A De.ls .-iLY GtltEp.e D =
Eoia fixture prepared by the College Of Medicine ~
!.aEnscy Of the city OF New York, confidently
cJnaedei for all ofdebility produced by secrer
daig5ncs Of any kind Il 10 invaluable
~ Tor Impotence, sciily, harrenDess unless dentnG
III, naioraation.)
'nSe bottles 81 each cases OF nall a5ec Ssj care
III pacs 81 aud sent 10 ell parts ofthe Uuion.
GtrGs st tns College of Medicine and Pharmacy Is
hnszeu at-s-,. " q Ri,vA nnsk.N. NJ. D gent
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STOUVENEL X co,
% GOLD STREE ys NEW YORK, Manufacture all
Constantly hand come. assortment of every de
scap,ion All kinds OF Glass made aud TO order.
They also manufacture Solar Lamps Chandeliers 0mn-
dolcs. Csndsibns, Suspending Solar from lights Hall
Lamps and Lanies Of size aud patterns Also Camphne
Lamps Astral altered Solar Country merchants aud 9th
sr viii find to their nieres TO call above their De
John street. Broadway where they obtain arti-
cles of the best quality warranted and very low prices
Wholesale aud RETAIL Goods loaned for parties jy26 Inns
rTNAkE NOTICEThe Subscriber continues TO practice on
the that he has for the last years past the
city Of New York nameo attend 70 every branch Of sick
Of long standing and appear ncurabe lie wishes
such TO call h, aud they shall receive the first medicine
and attendance gratis Office No 81 R4ae sreet few DOOR
north from Broadway y HEiNE, NJ. D.
au22 linsm German Trvsi~i,u
pAGkLT SHIP QUEEN Or THE WEST FROM LlV.
ERPOOLConsigners OF this ship will please take notice
that she this day dschagng under general order All goods
not permitted must he sent to public au2l
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COLEiAN'S
LITERARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY
AND EXHIBITION OF
be UTLFUL PdINTNGS,

Iy-ADMissIoN ONE SHILLING ONLY.
No RANGER should leave the city without calling in
- T, see tie iat Collections % Books Paintings and En-.
TN s sIsn "a Ppe' wud ree s, 70 .o,t ne tes
Kind in qus languages including Pnls and PICTURES
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or r. BERNARD's DfARRHEA MEDICINE. =
IT. - IN general use family medicine. and here
many persons who declare that they Satisfied
unless they have the remedy always hand For that
disr ssng bowel complaint which every SUMNER
SO many children to the grave and which il usually
tsrmed SUMNER COMPLAlNT," it 10 one Of the best
remedes and in fact Is almoet the only one the dis
has always been termed disgrace me iical men
The proprietor cannot but ee the lively satisfaction
at thy success which has attended the remedy III this dis
By its Influence many little sufferer has been
restored to health when its parents had ceased TO hope
and the scians skill had proved unavang For sale
by X. Bernard 81 Nassau street. New York, and DR..
W. II Miluor, corner Of John street and Broadway.
tts~ yELfEAU's SfELIriC FILLS rUk The CUkf
Of fonorrhga, elect, and all nocupurulent discharge
ros tbs urethrs THESE pills, prepared by the New Yoi
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established Tor thu
ssifression o. quackery, may he resiad the
Tss1y aud ehcctuai remedy FOR the above complaints
Ney ura guaranteed to recent in from hrs
Hsedays and possesg greater power obstinate
discharges aod chronic gec hau any other preparation
az RS s Known removing the disease without aonine
fnt iron business tsintins the breath dissRrse,is
vita the stomach. Price Al per box.
-'f 4 the Ofcs Of the College Of Pharmacy sa1 Me
ssci1e - Neesau street.
~ g. eIcrsnraoN NJ Ageai
20 COMSTOCK'5 SARSAPARlLLA for the pcrma
nent cure OF pmnes the face scroulous diseases salt
iherni bilious sfrciions and all dsorg of the
vital systcm Sold at III Couitand Price so cents
per bottle or 81 per doz.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-06
Lib erty M O ttoes.

wish you to understand, my feelings that the ques
zion Of slavery, and most particularly the question about
the domination of the lave representation, which
burdens all is THE great question which your in
terests concerned in the of the United
States--J Q. Adams, at Dedham, 1843.
There is only one proper and effectual mode by which
the abolition of slavery be accomplished, and that is
by legislative authority and this, far my suffrage
will go, shall not be wanting w aShingtOn.
Then the Liberty Party embracing large portion
ofthe virtue intelligence and legal knowledge the Chris
tanity and Patriotism of the North Taking the ground
first occupied by Washington himself that slavery was
the of the law and shond be abolished by law,
Ghey appeal the ballo-box the bayonet; like the
great Irish refomer having faith in the power of reason
TRUTH and virtue they expect TO achieve boodess revo
luton glorious than any yet arising from force and
arms This party, few years ago, numbered but seven
thousand voters now in 1913, they poll siAyfve thou
sand at the ballotbox, having doubled themselves
every year from the time of their organization At such
continued rate of increase, leave il to the rejecting tc
determine how long will be before they absorb the whole
political power of the North.--CaSSiuS NJ. Clay.
And the liberties of nation he thought secure
when we have removed their only firm bass,-a convic
ton the minds the people that these Liberties the
gf of God? Indeed, tremble for my country, when
reflect that God is JUST that His justice cannot sleep for
ever; that, considering numbers, nature, and naura
only, revolution Of the wheel of fortune,
change of situation is among possible events it may be
probable by supernatural interference! The AL
mighty has no attribute which can take side with us il
such contest.-Jefcrson'S Notes Virginia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-06
NUMBER So.

VoIcE OF VETERAN-At the Liberty ceebrr-
ton of independence day in Bloomfield, Trumbul
county, Ohio, the Liberty Herald tells us that
Benjamin Mdlthie, venerable patriot of the rev
onton, "a years Of age, whose lettering step and
trembling voice reminds us of the near approach
of the period when the last of those noble men
must be gathered to his fathers, stood upon the
platform, and spoke nearly as folIows:-
"My friends, we are all candidates for eternity.
Our nation is in a critical situation. We have
been putting in votes for friends of slavery until
we have become slaves almost as much as the
slaves of the south. In 76 took up arms for nv
country: am ofthe same opinion still. Now think
we are in worse condition than we were then.
1t there is any body put up that is in favor of lib
erty for al men, will vote for him. but abhor
friend of slavery. want you to be all of the same
principle. this goes on, we shall be in the same
situation as in l776. What we want is liberty,
Liberty!'
The audience was evidently much affected by
this address.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-06
St. Adams, August IS, 1914.
For the Green Mountain Freeman.
Review of Mr.. BurChard'S Letter.

Mr.. EDITOR The wing papers are copying
and circulating Mr.. Charles Burchard's letter, as
signing his reasons for declining to go with the
liberty party, and for voting for Henry Clay for
President. As Mr.. Burchard processes to be an
aboliionist, the hope arises with the wings that
his reasons will lead Others in the same course.
know nothing about Mr.. Burchard or his abo-
lition, except what learn from the newspapers
hope he will prove, in the end, to be thorough,
persevering, voting anti-slavery man. Possibly,
however, he may not yet have penetrated all the
avenues to the successful tyranny of the slave
power. Indeed, the history Of his abolition, as
given by his neighbor, Cyrus Clark, which surely
is written in candid style, indicates that his con-
cIuson to vote against slavery at all, is late oc-
currence; and that conclusion the result of his own
personal views of the principles Of the liberty par
ty, with the difficulties to be surmouned, pre-
scented by the peculiar tact of the slave power, to
fortfy their system in all ways and all times, anC
keep it nvumerabIe from the attacks of all the
friends of freedom. He does not seem to discov
er or realize, what is undoubtedly true, that a.
great difficulties are to be expected and surmcunt
ed, in every stage Of the progress of liberty prnci
piles, under the patronage of the liberty party as
now drive him to the support of Henry Clay.