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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-15
THE TRIBUNE.
From B,ownson's Quarterly Review.
THE Sewers SONG.


TIE dun clouds hide the sun to-day
The winds de!ish, in the delicate tune
That they pipe III ugh the hollow reeds, or play
Through the touier leaves OF june
They will not sweep with too rough hama
The seed which We SOW with care;
Scatter il wide Ser the waiting land,
While the winds arc still lingering 'ie'e'
For 10 il is their woolng TINE,
The blessed .ooing time,
And the winds that shouted 81 fresh ana coid'
Like the battle-god throueh The winter cold
Are murmuring music soft aud low,
Like strains through our happy dreams which dow'
For tits the blessed wooing time,
The dreamy wooing tine
Scatter with even hand the seed
Herds-grass, and red-top, and clover,-iree'-
Free from each noxious and bane!u weed'
Or bare space let our grassland be.
Haste, fer the daylight will soon DC soue'
Tomorrow will come " it'll ram
The trembling lily-buds seem 10 warn,
That the winds NAV blow wild again.
Hnd now il is the sowing tune,
The mystic sowing time,
And the seed we have sown with patent tOli,
Will bring beauty and wealth from The yielding SOL;
As the anthem thoughts that through Us roll,
Bring beauty and wealth from the qcicKehec SOUL
For 10 il is the sowing time,
The solemn sowing time.
Home. for our work is finished now,
And the shadows are growing long and gray.
Home each with open and lofty brow,
For we manhoods law obey.
No weary bondmau for Us is tasked
Till he curses Earth am! heaven;
With free right hands in our harvest asked
Into free right hands ii is given.
I.o. now it is our woolng,
Our happy wooing time; -, .,..oo
And our hearts grow faint Meath umd glance,
And strong meath beaming cona'enance;
And there lies spell i'll silken halr,
And the touch ola gentle hand and iaif,
In the happy wooing umc,
The blissful wooing time.
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HENRY Ro=EE WELT. TrA,e1
MS law6w JOHN RliNOR,

IN CuANCERY before the ChancelIor.-BIl iortpicssG,
OF Mortgage. Samuel Mars vs. jonathan lJlte iHi n
one of the defendants tins cnus whose pace 0i rsfesa
m ordon IN tine Kingdom o Great Bnain. relulefh 20
aar ~ TIN, cause by the sixth LAY oi December next e psM
fjrtl therein wall be taken confessed by him. su9I
Albany AfgI. please copy md send bill To d. Graha j.
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Ga Sundays the weather Is Hne Inc tars Will run every
hour from City Hall 10 Harlem Nnd Williams Bridge.
he C, Hall and 21th Line viii every
through tie day. from - \. NJ tbs 81. W.
The Extra Night Line will eaYe eth street Tor ty Hel NJ
% 81 TO- 30 H. Ii D. i4erYe City Hall for eth street,
ats -, 10. u 80, IL. II %, L.
By order of the board.
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A BIr OF FuS "A story is related of an lrlsIi-
man. who, having large fortune suddenly dc
volve upon him, resolved upon making the grand
tour Of the Continent of Europe. Alter passing
through France and Italy, and part of Spain,
with scarcely any emotions of delight, he entered
village in the latter country, where he saw
mob fighting very dcsPerate upon which, In
moment nc sprang out OF ms travelling carriage
and without once inquiring into the cause of The
battle, or asccrtaining 10 which side justice be-
longcd, he laidastoutly about him with his smile
lc5: and after having several OF his teeth knocked
out, an eve closed, and his nose broken, he re-
turned his carriage, and very emphaticaliy cx-
claimed" By = it is the only bit OF fun that
| have had since left Ircand"'
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r-. l944-Sp.MLiEK .4RR.4NG E.YE.TT'-FOR

:. r.. l3l+-N U-N-NEN .1RR7.VG E-NE-fT-FUR
aLJ MiDDLETUWN GOSHEN ASr tSTxRMEDI-
-. ATE PLACES YORK AND ERIE RAIL
M ns~ and splendid st, Steamboat sd
Duane street. daily Sundays eSce'ed.j nj o'clock A. NJ
and r. p. passing the beautiful scenery OF the Hudson
permunt where passengers take the cOnmoOus
of the Co through the picturesque valley VI the Ranapo. 10
Goshen Ndd-uwn.
Returning. leave Mdde,own az 8 A. NJ. and p n.
Passengers By the Iomns Line remain from three to
four nous Goshen and MddeGwn, and return tc tie city III
9ocock the evening.
III fomies and Pleasure Parties vii find this the most de-
!ghu Excursion from the ci;. The unusually
iuo apartments appropriated expressly ladies'.
For further PARTICULARS inquire the Caplln boat.
of J. VAN RENSSELAER,. agent. Of Duane and
West streets. II. g. SEYMOUR. Superintendent.
Passenger, inr OweyI, Bnshumpton and all The principal
places Southern Counties OF the state o and
Northern Countes of Pennsylvania will find first
and careful drivers take them from Mddle0wa cheaper and
more .Spes,cIuus than any other route. ms
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TN PURSUANCE ot an ofces OF the Surrogate
of the County of Nrw-YofA Noiic- - hereby .,sn 10 4,
PERSONS having claims against ISAAC H. WILSON l. 4
In, Cv of NV orb Clerk, G-csSed, 10 pfeel the .s-,
with f. vouchers thereof to thrsabS rbsr his Fsse.
No Dominick st,,-t 10 the CtY Of NV. York Nor
th, 81 iferfh d., of Jurr u-ytDa;rd New York n. 50
dsy of D cemh-f, 1913. JOHN j. WILSON,
do itwG;n' AinllHfa!sf.
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n the mnter Oihe nlj1chmon nealn me iaIt q VIA
l. Newbod and john l.. New bold resident tsb:or No
he undersigned have been duly appointed blythe Ho
able T. A. T,LLN,pcE, Recorder Of the ny Of NenYeA.
lee, of the real mud personal estate ot NEW
RGID md John l.. NENBOLD, nonresident debpc, ~
nndcr0gned therelore hereby require That MI per'on, ,
4 10 said NONRESIDENT debto. render an nccounto Als
md Sums of money nwing hy them respectively, to such n
.cre hv the fifteenth dny OF June next and pay the 'sns M
s persons having their possession any property % ese
.ni debtors deliver the the sad Trustees By hsicr
Tint an the creditors Of sand debtors denver Their fspesss,
count, and demands the sind ftuet ~ one Of Lea,
the hr>td ny OF July next.
Of s. l. & Il. L Nllen. Alornes.. .. WGllstet
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OyyIcs or NscELysK p TM.aa

DURSUANT to resolution Of the Board ., go 49, I,
1 adopted Niny 81 5Ii. pubic ngure ., hsfeW ~ "a,
hy the "a section o the Act To enaDle t,r Sip-' ~ e
Gay To ra,. money by uN. pasNrd Way 81. lol' -
Bootd nny correct nny erroneous assessment "hleh -, =
hccn und by the is,,..vf, al .itlefo the " hidi m .
lsl3 Application os such relief 10 be- madr To - -
,.Ithn three months after the passage Of ,nd act
he gwen Iy the affidavit Ui the applcnnt or by oths 7,
Irncc Tim, The. erroneous gsessmsnt GI not rr.gh 49,
neglect on the Palt o tie peI'C % pef'pn' uppIH"
lei t.t.,.<ia
ed Iii. Common Council iDr relief from efipna NJ ~ -
new aupl,ra,I9ns uidel laid net To the Bonded
III H.. necessary II. T. kiERs ~
VIZ i ~ teti lies I0tI Receive; flIa
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IN PURSUA nee of an order OF nc Surross,Ol
the copn,yof New York notice shtr6y giysn ?, If NJ
sons having claims as,,,nst BENJAMIN 3. EDW ABS
late n II, City "r New York physician, eesl.et Tr5
the same WIKI the .ouchs' thereof 10 tie subscnr ,;
r,,.ncs corner of Br,ldway ,ni Eth STREET in :be CIR
New York on o5 bc.or~ The 'y,h day q Jurr aslL
Dated New York. the twentieth tar u December $50
L2llaw6u- NANCY :. EDWARDS
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t. Persons nOe hpllus I.renses are fclu-,tel -.
them When applying fJr renewal also, specially -
npply " thin The tuae ~ above. o uyUd the p-uanso
Law ny urlr., MDNSON CLARKE. Fin' Ai ~
New York MAYORS Office Nhy uh lsH. miN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-15

Tur Towns on THE WABAsH.-lt Is with sreal
Measure we learn that all the main towns on inc
line OF our Wabash and Erie Canal are IN the most
flou.ishing state. An intelligent resident Oh
WAYNE informs us that more than one Guhutfu
houses and stores many OF them fine buildings are
now in nrorress OF construction in that fine young
Civ. He estimates the present population al oFr'
,hr.e Thousand. The Lafayette paper SPEAKS N
Glowing terms OF the growth and bns,icss VI 'Hu'
iovn every house and room oi when Is Ho.''n5
over with immigrants. He claims for Lafayette Inc
first rIsce in Importance OF the Wabash towns
Coyiacton. Losansport Delphi, and the numerous
o''s' ''''' W. - Toledo Blade
r. \ paining by Lieut.. Flag, Of the [. :
navy nj a scene in the Island OF Madagascar had
bean placed in the exhibition OF the academy ri no
Janeiro ana was attracting good ce;i OF a''sho;i'
The Emperor and Empress each took nancy 10 H.
ne we'll on account oil the novelty OF the scene NJ
n,esented "a OF TIC manner Of its ezecuuon-and
the torrc.- evinced the sincerity OF his c0mmehda-
lions by expressing wish to purchase II tor ms
gallery at the palace OF San ChrisioEa!. MS p=ihs
communicated 10 the artist he declined receiving any
remuneration ior the picimre, except 'ne hoIo'
,yhicb The Emperor would do him by accepting II.
| |; was according presented and accepted-and tt-
F,oneror. through his High Chamberlain, returned
IN. ncknow Judgements to Nj Flagg in highly com
ni;mentarv letter Boston Post.
Schooner WRECKED.-We learn from Capt.
Perry, Of the kentucky, Tia. the schr. Cleveland,
f1uInrn, master, which had gone 10 Cunninghams
Island. for load of stone, went ashore at thai
olace on the night nj the 9TH inst. and was ttily
| ost-tocether with ali on board. There were
five persons beside the master who was single
man on board, end our informant says, scarcely
vestige Of the vessel was Ia be seen after The
s,orm. Buffalo Commercial.
@ We learn from the Southern papers that the
steamer Tallahassee from Columbus. bound 20 Apa-
IscL;raIo. with about 400 bales Of cotton, was
snaggpd and sunk at AIiller's Bluff on the Goth ulI
The boat, il is said will be total loss, but the cot
ton will be saved in damaged state
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PACKETFOR BRISTOL. ENGLANn-To SAL pos pos
~ lively on the 18th the well known ia sa,ae ana
ttaL1, Hyorire Packet Ship "COSMO Capt w X uUI
EKTRlE;E viii sail punc:ually advertised me mus SUI
n-or Recommendations for CABIN. trGin6er ffia'tei c'n
CABIN and Seefage Passengers Those about proceeding 10
The Ola Country ALL do well TO eec the to'n" a: yer
For farther particulars apply boarl loot D!
Sl,rcJ S,tasi az 10 w. S. 4. TAPSCpIT,
VttI.-lI'-Ne'' ~ - Sr,,Iln-sf MalGen Gne
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CHEAP DRY NUJDS.
G. WEMPLE,
40. 3 Ce,lsr one door from Nassau =.
HAS Jus; ecey from Auction agnicrnt French printed
Musls rich Broche Plaid ard striped Pout de s3e OF
superior quality. black striped areee, New style bazo'
lG Satin striped Rarrege Shaws, Lidies Crayais.
tich Hat and Cap Ribbons Brussels Thread agd ashbqf
ton L4ces white and black Cardinals. coored Six Shs"'
Barrey Sheetins Hosiery Cloves Persons purchasing
Tor cash si do vel call and examine the stock before pun
cht.!ns their goods my5
D AGS AND CANVASS White and Coiored. wanted for
IN ca>h al Manufacturers prices, by
anlD dm GAUNT & DERRICKSoN. lS souta-s:-
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ALBERT BEACH,
Ia CHATHAMSTREET, NEAR PEARl-SIREET.
OFFERS for sale at low an assortment OF t= follow
Oinc goods
Brunzed or Svered Giranioles.
Solar Lamps for Lard or OIL
Sand:ch Gothic & Convex Tea Trays in sets separately
Plated Cake Baskets Caor Candestc&s, Snufers and Trays
English and Domestic BRITANNIA Wa-e.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons. &c:
Table Cutlery and general lot fancy articles. mis- In
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Stree, Commissioners Office. June eth ieH ace Z
s,ENER IN JOHN STREET-pTBLlC NJ Dii'I : .
- hereby given. that petition hn' bern ps,,@ss-.ss1
Board of Aldermen, 10 build Sewer 10 Johu CIV
William and Pearl streets ,o-ed ~
Persons interested this proposition sbd oYytsf =
TO- ars requested 10 present their ol+cuon' ~ bT y. -
undersigned II, his o.ce Hall Of lte,on!s: 9ng clTI
day of June INST SAN !. >. p 1890.
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.(;An0 Reams Straw Wrapping Paper extra quality.
,sOUU.50v Reann Rag Paper, single. and souse Crown
size.
so Reans white Ten Paper. of handsome quality.
500 " single and double shoe PLAN wh:;e and aoFte!
cuors.
1909 rcams Palm Leaf Paper for sale in quantities to suit
purchases, by L. q, CLAYTON & SONS.
jc5 So John-.ireet
rs'HE BEST SHAVING SOAP n TIE WORLD Is the
preparation o the Old Naples Soap made perium
ed paste by Jones long sought E,r deseY2um
of shaving Soap.vz- 10 n. AXE ATHiCk RICH LATHEk.
that wi not dry Ii (mnd really does thisl sofsns the
funcs the Gents. Try thus once Sold SO Broad
say - Chatham ST State Boston; Lcdser }uildnrt
Fhiadelphia; lS Fulton 81, Brooklyn. mil In
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j-i GRlNNhl.l.. hlN | ! nv O. ~, ~ 49,
= FOR S'TE1-TlN--The IKE tn>t = Hns shipC ERE
N. Brandt mo>'c WI met wa, pTon' ,,a'''
C;RINNEi.;,. MIHIUKN $50. = south t.
UNITED LINE or LIVERPOOL. AtkEIH.-
~ Packet of ljtn juue-lhe spe"ii ii't >tllns !ln
siEIf;avnrre pnrket Ship Ynz"o. Capt J. NioFhy VIII
-. 1,IIct,lnlly nS above. her regular day 49,,
Tie accommodations ttis ship lot cab serpn' DI
.r,.r,y. passengers superior. m be ptc 81 a
is very low. o' winch the nambeE VIII h. lneG ea'P
uip'S~''' ~ 4 J Z. TNPStOTT
10 South street. corner Maiden Lane
p,,on. sending for their friend, them brought 0;
the regular line ou favorable terms. Drafts "I any
amount can also he obtained payable any part oil nsn'
IrcLn,l nr scotland. appcntlOn as nboye lslI
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,.as. Ar PRIVATE, SAT,E-rour elevated and beautiful
E peces OF Land an the Banks aihe HUDSON N INC norm,
j. western puri of the Town OF sin- SinE contiguous ~
och ob aloy one ncre or 20 square feet n each \ apd
mill stream and deep covered with forest treN oois
th uroerty hcs;uaOn though convenient 10 the VIin:e
snJ entirely rerJ and secluded The prospect
extensive and scenery varied In the vicinity nfc ch'ch
several committeeman daily nrceSs by two steanooh'. ro'
'e'i'' an ' AT'TIjONT l. FLETCHER u CO.
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my ,IitlttIt OF the Hon. trnnc y Mann Judge - p
) ..i,cr County Courts nnI Councillor ~ the So
CONT nntrc hereby that huschnprr ls, 80
.gn.; the c.air oi JSincs hrrn03, ah-condng Or -
cen id debtor and thai tbe sl! = -oh Sr the a. 80
of hs dc.; uuess he eppc1r md discharge 'urh at.aeh-
,rr0r,l1y law within thce month. from a G. tuh-ss
~ ths notice md tho payment 81 agy dsi tie 8e,
an, onpcr,y Belonging Ire said debtor 10 hfT o, fr
nn he transfer any property By MN for sry Pcrp,. -
ever a.c orb!aea by law mad vod-Iisd TOY JarE
! Ist3 CLARK & PSI'TiSON. Tfoy y Y r.
ms Icw3m- Auorpcys ior attaching efat-,..
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nRAIN N l0th AVENUE-PUBLlCN pIhtLIiE,
by gwen. TINT n p,Siiion lia been presented I g,
of Aldermen 10 construct diam 10 Tenth A's1I''
18Th street Il, tie duIn ~ 10Th Street ,l,sz
Persons Interested M thi' pfopO>ton aud opp ~
are requested Ia present their objections IN wfu t 80
signed Mt III, office HILL OF Records on or By hssfITY
June INST. Shn l. ,. .y g.,~rt~zs-
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= FOR IONDON-rackot Of June 20;i.-lhe picket
:M ship QUEBEC, F. II. tleba'd, master, VIII sal Us
- above. her regular day. -. a
ny ON luurl feet of Maiden au., or - - 49,, -,
ps vs. 1--WE" GRINNEi.l., MINT RI; & co; IS Sc'i;is
The packet snip WELLINGTON. y. thaiwics. master
will succeed the Quebec and sa JAY i' h"f tesuaf nay
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These ships are all OF the int {
able and experienced InrigatnrS
that the beds. wlns-. stores. *.
The pr.cc nj CABIN passage =
each adult. without wines rtid \
nor The owner, ~ the packet, wil
parcels or packages sent hy them
IRE signed therefor Apply 4"
JOHN GRiSNOLh.
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az '''1 ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER x co.
10 LIZ. N K,nnd 81 ne;.I Nn Il.
ml2 LIZ

e-4,e FOR SALE-A Farm Of rs acres, pleasantly sun-
srS tc! IN p healthy location ia South Brlnswick, ~ j. nf
the New York and Philadelphia Railroad y miles from
New York About 20 in high state p ctiynton
IN good fence ape aud peach orchards. timber land etc
nse bnrn ho ind other ont buildings. good and convent
ent with good aiepump neat the door Also NE ,tGcn,
md Of inc inst pegees The farming utensils are
good and sufficient ior an improved system oiasricutue In
my Il In ~. Inv - p SMITH s. Liberty
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NFtI TIIN 2 VTI
.sM Packet ot2lst uncThe splendid and iaYone Packet
49, Ship ROCHESTER, lcO tons bnrtlenl Capt. Jchi
IirIiiHn will sal on tile list June, her regular day
The ships of this line beng NIL 1910 tons and inward person
about Ia embark fer the old Country will not ali Ia see the m
IN he derived from selecting tins line preference u
rny o,hcr rs their capacity renders them ever H!
more comfortable and convenient 'han ships oi smaller cn
and h.r Recommendations well known. suier.1r 10
wishing bsriis shou Id not ail 10
m. l., urly npplcaon board, at BFna sip
w j. r. TAPSCOTr, 0ttheiI general Passage ullce'
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;, FOR BOSTON VIA. NEltPuRT hNp
TX - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF DAYS,
consequence Of The RaFH Fnl, i 81 Ranon n
"a u nc F1c 81 56--Newpo md Providence 81 Inc
new and s,erdi ,a,ner NEW JERSEY Capt H. r Til:
,,ii rn ya IN. pier cut O Bafrny-'tttet n"tth sue
aF,TrE Noon "wednesday ati O'Clock ,,-,i i
KcrnisT day, from Newly oTk. MONDAYS " eIneH h
Frirys Irn Providence. va. Newport ueSaysi ~ H.
isy. nnd saturdays Immediately aieE ns Hi.hi OF we y,
c,at rain from Boston. For passage or freight ap{f
: genn..r NJ me office on The WHAT. g
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TO TIE LADIES.
MILfISERs AND OTHERS ARE RESPECTFULLY
invited 10 call and examine our stock
of Sira.c Goods. In part follows VIZ:
Ladies T,scnn NeapotAn, B> Eye, Braid CHIP and Sraw
Bunnss Misses also Misses. Boy and Children Leg
norm Panama. and Palm Leaf iints, artificial flowers &c &c
- - GALE & Co IS Pearl street,
L. s Hotel Building. late
ms Inn Hots House, New orE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-02
TH E FIR L Z M AN.
PRAYING one way, and Voting another,
For the Freeman.

Most Christians are in the habit of praying that
God would give us good men for rulers, men that
fear God and aUork righteousness. Their children
and others hear thenl-tbink religion is q good
thing, and believe that all christians wish to have
wise and gOdly meW rule the nation, and be nurs-
ing fathers to the church. A general election
comes round: the leaders of the political parties
select man. who will carry out their views, help
them into Office, and carry the largest number of
upon their party to give him their votes. What
can the christian now do? The nominee is noto-
riousIy ungodly-neither fears God nor regards
man-has often lifted his hand to shed his neigh
boris blood-Iives by oppression, and robs his fell
dow men of their unalienabe rights--has been
noted gambler, and lived ia open violation of Gods
law. His character is we'll known--has been
written with the point of diamond, and laid in
the rock forever. 1t is matter of record, por-
lion Of history, that cannot be erased All the wa
ters of the Ohio, with soap and nre, cannot wash
him from his pollutlons. These must and will re-
main to future generations, and go with him to the
bar of his final Judge. All this the christian, who
has been praying for good rulers, we'll understands.
But this ungodly man is the nominee of his pot-
cal party, and he hopes, or tries to hope, that he
will carry out the views of his party, and secure
those moaied concerns, about which they arc con-
tending. Conscience demonstrates; but he forces
himself, and votes for the man of oppression and
blood. His children and family see that his con-
duct and his prayers are directly opposed to each
other. He prays one way and acts the other
They see he is hypocrite, and soon conclude ali
his religion is outside show, and that those VIII,
make long prayers can devour widows house.
for gain now, as we'll as in olden times. Hi,
neighbors also see his inconsistency, and in the
hearts say he is hypocrte-prays one way, anc
votes another. And those cunning leaders, who
have seduced him to vote for their ungody nomi
nee, see this hypocrisy and in their hearts despis
him and his religion. There is also an Omniscien
God, who sees his hypocrisy, abhors his prayers
and will lead him forth with the workers of iniqui
ty. Such is the position, such the reward whic
hypocritical christians gain by praying one way
and voting the other. Come, let us look at goo
deacon, who prays in his family in the morning
that God would give US good men to rule over Us
men that fear God and work righteousness, me
that are terror to evil doors, and praise to the
that do.we; he mounts his horse, goes to the poll
aud votes for cruel oppressor and bloody due
list. Let him stand up before men and angels, r,
peat his prayer and band in his vote What thin
ye Of such MANI Is he a follower of Jest
Christ, or Of different master1 For shame l.
all'such men, even if they occupy the sacred des
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-02
Lib erty Notices.

wish you TO understand my feelings that the ques-
ton Of slavery, and, most particularly the question about
the domination of the slave representations which
burdens all is great question which your in
terests concerned in the government of the United
States.-J @. .4damS, at Dedhana, 1843.
There is only proper and effectual mode by which
the abolition of slavery be accomplished, and that is
by Legislative authority, and this far my suffrage
will CO. shall not be wanting.-WashingtOn
Then the Liberty Party, embracing large portion
of the virtue intelligence aud legal knowledge the Chris
anity and Patriotism of the North Taking the ground
first occupied by Washns ton himself that slavery
the Creature of the law and shond be abolished by law,
they appeal 10 the baot-box, not the bayone like the
great Irish Eiormer having faith in the power of
TRUTH and virtue, they expect 10 achieve bloodess revo-
luton glorious than any Yet arising from force and
arms This party, few years ago. numbered but seven
thousand voters; now, in lS43 they poll siAtyfve thou
sand at the ballot-box, having doubled themselves
every year from the time Of their organization A. such
continued rate Of increase, leave it to the rejecting TO
determine how long it will be before they absorb the whole
political power Of the North.-CasSlS nj. Clay
And Cali the liberties of nation be thought secure,
when we have removed their only firm basis,-a convc-
ton in the minds the people that these liberties the
gift of God Indeed, tremhIe for my country, when
reflect thst God is JUST that His justice sleep for
ever; that, considering numbers, nature, and natural
means only, revolution of the wheel Of fortune
change of situation among possible events may be-
come probable by supernatural Interference! The AL
mighty has attribute which can take side with us If
such contest,-Jeferson'S Notes on Virginia