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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

~ GougAups ITALIAN SOAP tho most eItla S-ee
remedy or the failing OF pimples, "a 10
skim ever invented Beware OF syindng poi,212Suss
iereit Always nsk for GOURAUD'S FTALlhSs 90 70
be had in New York only q, the original depot Wpsaa
fint store FROM Broadway. 60 cents cake. al mi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

"Ax OuNcr or PREVENTIVE Is WoETH POUND OF
"-Persons using the genuine Balm OF Columbia. cannot
become bald A few applications will n any mo op Tho
Hair from falling out. whether occnsoned by sickness OF 9th
wise Ii also restores the hair heads that have been bald m
years These aIe facts and will BIO proved TO the saItnctor
any who will be persuaded TO make use Of IL Sold at
q CO,randt ST. keeps the hair free from DASDRrYY
ScuKr and gives The HAIR beautiful glossy appearance.
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C- BROADWAY has been utmost impossible for ley dsj:
in consequences of the depth of the mud and wute There
no security ex cept you the on OF ASSIS. j makes
Boots and Sk0ss ndr proof and doubles the wear Of NJ a
thrr This OIL. article which defy the world to pro-
dnc lis equal II who would AVOID sickness will FOX
their Boots. Sold at q Certlnndtst.
BALpyEss PREVENTED Persons using the genuine Balm
of Columbn. cannot become bald. few applications VII
nj any stop the hair from falling out whether occascned
by sickness or otherwise. 1t aiso The hair on hea6,
that have been bald for years. These arc facts and WI
proved TO the satisfaction If any who will be penaded 10
make use of It, Sold at q Corrtlandtstrect
Ds- CosswL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR. from Il Court
landt street, will cure the following compains or pay re-
fused ort:
Burns, Old Sores. Eysipe.ns.
9caids' Bruises, Chaps,
Eruptons, Sore Eyes, Piles,
Chilblans, Cold in Wounds, Tender Feet. &c.
Reed the followng:-A child nephew Of friend 2, o.
up TO the knee when Connes Magical Paiu Exmt l9r from
81 Courtand street applied, wrc almost instantly gave
relief the little sufferer, and entirely cured IL Also
child Of my own burned tz hand severely, and used s
snlye which gave instant lef aud cured entirely and
for could be induced to be without it, think srery
family should aiwups keep on hand to n cass Of eh
incidents. H. ADAMS, =,
York Oct q. 1874.
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CT GoyRAup's PouDRg SUBTLE, for completely as1
permanently eradcaDg uperauous hair from females Igs N,
lips rows. moles or the stubborn beard Of MAJ A"st
tested before buying proof positive this and mats
81 Walker street first store FROM broadway, Gil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
Recovery of Harriet Mnrtineau.

NEW YORK, Lee. III. leii.
To the Editor of the Tribune;
The enclosed extract OF letter from Mrs. Follen
give. the latest news from Harriet NIartineau. AS
you may not have heard of her seemingly miraculous
restoration to health, by means Of Mesmerism, will
say that saw the other day two long letters from
her. detailing all the particulars of her disease, and
the wonderful cure She has been for five years
great sufferer confined most Of the time to her bed,
by an internal cancer destroying her appetite, pro-
ducing violent pains in her limbs, and many other
painful symptoms, from all OF which she is rapidly
recovering through the influence Of Mssmerism; SO
that she now walks FIVE miles with pleasure and ease,
as Ihave seen stated in another account. NJ. s.
WEST RoxpuRY. Now 80. 1874.
Dear Friends: According TO my promise, J.
must let you know what we have head from II.
siar,ineau. had no letter from her, which was
great disappointment to me- but through MIR. Charles
Rowling, who wrote to Hle, | find hst she has
walked FIVE miles and written letter afterwards TO
her brother-so the question seems to be settled
one that her disease is really surmountec.
ELECTRICITY are pleased TO see that while
the body Of our citizens sonterested in the gene
raj question ofpolitics the main questions of value
TO all mankind are still constantly entertained and
discussed at the Conversational Meetings and the
Farmers Club of the American Institute.
The las; Conversational Meeting, consisting OF
more than one hundred gentlemen, passed the even
ing in very instructive discussion of the subject of
Lightning Conductors, in the course Of which were
cited several hundred instances in WHICH the gloIi-
GUS discovery of our Franklin has proved ell that he
contemplated in its protective character in ed6ces
and ships, and also new modes Of applying more
efectualy his protective principle. Some entirely
novel ideas of the character of that still mysterious
element, lightning, were given by mr. Smith, well
calculated 10 set To further thinking and expert
menys upon its wonderful properties.
The last Farmers Club was attended by several
gentlemen of the FIRST fortune and character and was
interesting TO all who honestly and sincerely seek
70. true knowledge. See advertisement.
WATER PROJECT IN BosroS.--The Boston
Post of yesterday Says:-"A As to the Water ques-
ton, the TWO Fareuil Hall propositionsto bring il
from Long Pond at the expense Of the City, md IT,
srructns the City Council TO apply &c the Lees.
lature for charter, and The Senator'S and Repre-
sentativss TO exerf thcmselSes 10 oniain itare In
doubledIy carried"
MAIL RoBBERY.-The Mails for New York from
the Troy Post Office Of Nov 30lh and Dec. Is, have
never reached the, destination. letter from the
Postmaster Of Albany 10 the Postmaster of Troy,
informs The latter that The Mails in question were
received from Troy g; Albany and delivered to the
Bail Agent. So the robbery must have taken place
between Albany and Nsw.Yolk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

Fsoa BoeorA.-The adv;ces from Bosota are 20
the llIh OF October. a great mail robbery took
place about Is miles from Bogota On the night of
October 4h Ii was rot unit; the ME hi of the IL Ii
that information reached that capital OF Inc amount
taken, ard who were the sufferers. The whole
amount Of money IN the mails was $4,000, but the
load OF ore mule only wes taken. This amounted
TO about $4,000.
~ The KY West 'Lightof the Reef Gays:
lie authorities OF Cuba entered into con-
tract 10 have 500 immigrants delivered that place.
They are to be brought from the North of Spain,
and 10 consist OF ngricultursts mechanics and Ia
borers.
IsD1ASA LFo,sLAruRE-The Legislature of this
State convened Ell Indianapolis on the Cd inst. Ia
the Senate, VIM T. CTTo1W.A was chosen Pinci-
pal Secretary o. The ftst ballot. L. STIyEs-
soslW.) was elected Speaker Of the House on the
lUth ballot.
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1- .DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR sALyl ~ w
instantly cure burns scalds piles and all nfamraoy 60 n
plants at 81 Walkerstreet, first store FROM BFoacss
the money refunded e'
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Or In Democratic Whig General Com

through the Post O5icc or otherwise
cJ- In Democratic Whig General Com
1nsfee Drc- 3, 1874
Rachel Tia; The yhg Electors Of the City md County
o NewYe.k 10 requested To nssembe N thei
Wards Oh Monday 18Th for the purpose Of se!eeteg hve
Dcsrnes from Ward 70 General Conutes for TIE en-
sung AMI rho 10; the purpose OF elecng ward Co
ruitises-
Thu. the opinion OF this Committee the inter
psfr az The n- pnry Ielire OF Genera
Committee only ios the City and County oil Ssw.i OK
Tho following are csgnnted the places CT eetn: f s
rprr,osss rnent oued in ihe GrSt rssoin0n:
1t Wand TnraS,srs Brosdst Hotel
ID Jones Second Ward VI tel
I'd :" No. i5t Greenwics-Ssceet-
4th :" Shakespeare Hotel.
ah !" Marion iIouse. ChepelEtfeet
e Hssnch plsee a, Wasi Cenn;nes dcssnases
9Th 90 Howard House.
Oh Z" Kentucky Hall.
lMb Al such ? ace as Ward Committee eesignstes.
llth % DO do 90 90
l2fh ~ Do do co 90
18th DO do do do
leh /" Broadway House.
18th 81 Constitutional Hal.
bah {" Corner Seventh Avenue and Twenty .Gr,t st.
l7,h ~ Henry Clay House. Avenue A.
n. BOSDrTCH BLUNT, Chairman
J. q. HoBAaT Hkws. S.c,,ts,es. ~, ,.,o,
JosEyH P. PRISON, Gil 0'eVu
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phi,antarspy ana Poi,tics.

E! "a: nGsAS SI,s now Secrstasies dll s:eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

On snoiion the House adjourned.
In THE SENAre-Hoa. Messrs B.eese, Mer.
rick and Morehead appeared for the FIRST time
this Session. mir. Choate has not yet arrived
Ssvera io,her Senators still absent.
MIR. BREEsE of illinois presented The credentials
ofMessrs Foster (vice Mr.. WnshD and Dickin.
son (vice MIR. Tellmadge) appointed Senators by
the Governor of New-Yo,k, which were read.
They were qualified and took their seats.
Mr. Hannegan presented The credentials Of
Mr.. Atchison (vice Mr.. Linn, deceasedD which
were read.
The President pro tempore then announced
the following Committees, which are nearly the
same as they stood last Session. The Commit.
tee Oh Territories is new ore:
On Fvr.ixn Reiations-Mssss. Archer. Va Berrien Ca
On FIEsnec-NIe,sTs. Eyans Name: C,!tteaden Ky: Nc
o. Gamneres|Ssssfs hrnanstoa, Ct: Barrow, l..
0e .Isasjaetares- MessIs Simmons. r /: Archer. VI.
Njie y. J; Buchanan Pa; Upham, VI.
On .SErieul.TeI,Messa Upham VI; Bates. Mass: stuI
on Wii:Sru ISairs-Siesrs GnSiepten. Ky Bes,op No
Bn;fow; L.; Fe,,si. Tenn nm Ashley. Ark;
On Nape7 -Sairs-sisssa. Bayard, DEL. Penrce, Nd.
On EuN:e Land:IiMess5,, WOodbndee Mich ). Phelps
On Pirate Lend ClG,ms-Aielsrs Hendersan. Miss.
Breese, III; rearee Nd; ia9pap. Ohio Celoultt. Geo
On is:ea f 5s ~ s, Mhs Ind johnson. Lou
on iieims-aie.sFs Foster, Tena DAYTON. N l. Wool
bury. i. T.: Phelps VI; Hay WOOD. ~ . ''o'-
On Revolutionary JaInsg:a Tenn Clay
ION. Del FRANCS. k L. C0l9uit.. Geo. Hannesau Ind
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-13
ANOrnER REAk STORY.

We iiHa TIE following IN am exchange
Ms Fcry aJrh pleased 'ew ua, ,
ace - hear tae following aaocdo,e re
.4.es IN illustrating the natural etTrcr, Of
ii3. od.els practice whlca i any peoole
have Ia..rn INTO OF frightening their chi
osen 10 obedience, BY p'acng before
hem some bug Dear that never existed
oui n imagination. we th4k IL vii
hi many good meaning bat deceived
parents An old lady WIS in the bab,l
%. telling ser on-'John If YOU do any
mo7e mlseans me bears vii each YOU.
ba'ns IN ra.s-.t Of lac COWS Que ever.
i"s, JOIN came 10 the edge ON forcsI
ahs tearing 10 enter lest his mothers
saying should come rue. he paused and
began TO cry. gentleman vino vas
passing 10y asked him why he wepl The
LAD informed HIM, aud he in derison
cFled: Pooh, there 3 not a bear within
forty niles Of here Upon ms the boy
TOOK courage and brought home the
cows. IransGreSsing the rules Of this
lnatron soon aiterthc usual threats we're
Tesofted 10, but II had now les, its terror.
and he very perlly replied, Pooh mother.
there not bear in forty miles Of
here,s man said So The old lady now
saw that her JIG was up and that .he
must create another scarecrow. SO turn,
ing 10 the boy she observed. Wei
John, if you do wrong again you ,rHl 60
10 heR.'
This was new and strange lhing,to
John, and be began to query with his
mother as 70 Is nature, location. &c.
she proceeds with great gravity 10 de.
pici It's horrors. and tells of the aWlu0
lorment that he will there undergo.a hen
iohn with al arch Iook of suspicion ex
claims, Mother ANT that another Jear $40.
-.
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-.
L.. la4.
TO fII ID NI#CRaGY or INDIANA
IrraV eftza>s. A4ar#, 80 uslfa is.5 #fft-a
co.'s. -..aea..lts a,. ia lie OI.as. ,s.at - d.
Hlr naa.#. fa.#a HraI.H,H- IraH Ire Sur. It OHI#
.4n.eI- U.s. # 5.-.lIe s..-...,es. ID, ,,a a. leslie
demacrarf aI9#e Gu#n. Hu# suHrn5I lbs buei aHa
saa.fe ,.steslear a7 he .4sle Judgment
TsliarIr.rf- aH. fsr.H ,r.h lie prafsssci de.isa
1l i4e .afl ~ nose gen. tara - cf,arrsuue .n.m
selves .ram o. participation a#.ur .p.r.saI - "a
Yer, ssfaa. 30 smeII. tbIeh hey lear bis HseII
.4 fa.i sf k.sts ps,I I. Is CITY. m TIE aa.rnse o
10 gH1li... i1sa#cH F. al upH1 Inc snsauE
nrmH.faae NafanIi Conventions aHi 90 udare ihaf
u#lY fasef HslHe tie a#I#s' he Amsr'au pema.fa
-. expressed - tae#f ID Nara Nsp Bufon.
lHst am concerted nH,sueHf hat etsied Tor
'rs-' Ffsi 90 HE r#Y Hs,Inr sarh ses.gn. ofoHy
s.m.. ar ae"gn. W are n he dnf time informed hf
#f .'s'..'i' .'.s" "H'4 a''see..i. p" 'a's.
nv .''s. ~ YIN '9.
N''A' ~ eA'.l's'e a'' 'i4i''s
-, '..' 81 ne
~ nc ID '.#'e 90 ne '' ..'.'5'
5s ...1'#'. ~ 'se, ''f'e' ~
f''i'i'' '5ff.its' - it.''''
'' i' ''.' t'i7''.N '#i = - a.''tt 1fs.i'f .'''
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Ma I, 1871 THoAl

liousr RrrRrsfNr,rIYrs Mtr G. lsii.
Sfg Lc'f lhe clteUins sntcsul nv name nu. NJ
peathe NJ q nded s,onR h hase 4 hr fe,l IT tiie
Den" faic Delegation rem Indiana. la a ecrifra'e
60 - inserted ~ IL night. G'abe '"ay be eau,itaef
in" nu admission Of my opinion That "a concerted
NOV uf has cti-ird f,r sar1c wroks oasi ~ ~
cdy, hs'oe he tfs5gn o. net upau Tic er.u ne De-
no cfaar N1noaal Convention, atd In fadHee lbaf
batt "a - ash lie VII # the Amruraa demp-
cfaef2 thmh % eht tasiate baf bate mel ,sen
any o'sichce thai proyo -ueh eoncer - ma,rmrnL
ROBERT DALI OWEN
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500 $50 NJ a#.za# ..=a#.i. How aH.#
Il a#3#.H S. .=H-#. $ seui #,#t - H##
Hr = t# yHts-nn=del AMY
aad er.e..y wicked mo sas ael5a. b.
me envy q those who ars pas, ali tems
Faaoa 81 II tbemscfvesi How olcn
does ne reputation OF a hclpleas erea-
tdre bleed oy repors-whlch The parry
no u At tho pans To prpposuo A. be-
holds with much plty aud leI'oA-f c5ae
--thft size - bersy sorrf t#r -
hope, M col IS eot lra.# Haae,.r. Is
Archbishop Id.aIsoa wtR .a4aaes
qpau 1t. > resolved IN fte ueta enc l.
XIV ths report her Hsss .Hu ~ least 81
may have zlf fav Is asa rs fortune ~
.be world 10 be believed er net, &C.
eo.5as ID tie charity Of those Ito
whose aaa5s u saoad aapHeG 10 aIl
Aluc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-13

WI" WI NGHUfSEN.- The New York Re.
pubic 'ays-"Mt FRELivaHursrs u, ,ov., -,
.'o"s'n 10 Inc Wig ticket lie gentleman .,
me abilities aud Of a life useful. b,n.vaI.,,
ana s'alnIrs, hat public opinion all owe, ,b....
VIII % e'nr'I'a'cd by 50 happy choice
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-13

JOKING ROGUE-T.o
hf"Ar JaI. IN jacksonville F. and recently
anof'ns rascal left The following o,,.,a., mem
'hirh We recommend 10 the sn.n,5,, ,rn ep.i'e.
q 'schno 'mnstet"- '''" Of he learn.
:. a A ',. Green in, over. OUT and G,,.
sa' si'p Is 'lee Rsa sse %. rs1,l ',on' sar,
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PAINTING.

- CRIMSON a HULL. IlOt 81 :
"a ORNAMENTAL PAINTt' : '
Side Main 81. nre slway- rrersfed
workman and material to eieenle A. ~,
lac. in the bea .iyls and al lh' lo"'' =,
Every description Of sign fAi'
GLIDING .:.s n he s.s. :nt:..si
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-13

MELANCHOLY ACC,BENr.-A pnny d,
,onn9 men started last Tuesday u a sa bonn from
1''Ind 10 g 10 S. johns. When ab,9t ~,
','T' 'n' '7e' "e'e laken m low by sloop. and
me making if'i The hhai Was csp,zed. and ON.
of parry. Mr. Rlbeu c Henry. ,,,, J,o.oaJ
then htreIv n-caplng. NJ Henry va. m ~.
'l'ymenl oil Tho Nolhern Trsu.pirsti,n C.,,,,..,
and IA Represented 10 have been rener,lll, ~
hIahy esteemed sf young man Of much -.
- -'tia'asss o. Hor i --A'b1-> Caf.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-13

Ne donot perceive that Col. Tbomo,s, ,,o,,.
oI"stIi1n higher category" han we len him.
lie mus admi' as he dee. not DENY thar hi, ohice.
90 telling ihe aoecd7'e was 10 udlcuIe Dutch
name
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-13

Awful ndgna lion eyinced by he iollo,, I'M, f,,.,,
the. Stale Department
DEPARTMENT OF SrArn
WASnNGToN NAY s 1874.
/ o me FHtl''Atr' y NE National haeA,gsacer.
pen''emens ! am directed 10 request Won 10 DIS
Commune me copies Of your seml-weekly and dlily
paIe" sem 10 ihn Department for The Legation.
am gentlemen, your obedenr servant
EDWD STUBS. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-13

ne Governor Of Pcnnsylvania has approved If
me lax hdl providing for the maintenance. o, n.
States falih. u '''e
: "' Governor has voted the General Apprapr,.-
lon bil. because Of the clause IN :, ,..'
s1laries oflhe Judges
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-13

9y- Mr. Frelinghuy.en. name IN, ,La iot,,m.
- our friends who do not understand the Dutch
''''") Is pronounced IRE lnsl y.en and IT i. certain.
y one Oh The most euphonlou, name. fhat,y.,
"'o' an car ai'nned to harmony ne1t almost ,s
MINK 10 that Of JERUSALEM Which, wbs.h.,
from an association OF holy image, O, from, f,a..
'as ever sounded 10 Us as he nonpafeil Of name,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-13
TRIAL or GOVERNOR" DoRR
Correspondence Of he Prouiiesee ra.ea,.
Npu, n, - 90,

The Count have been occupied day wIth On,
ca'Sions upon points Of Laws as 10 whether treason
against Staie = MOI treason against the United
States i do n1l lhlnk tar lral vii be completed
uuul Tuesday
The Arguments to-day have hen very interesting
Mr. Do" mn'eI has takena ,ery acnye psrt IN
hen
The opinion hert seem, 10 be thai Mr. Dorr ~ill
he convicted. II 50. before The ,lo.s OF another
week he VIII be the 'saant Of a SAFE Prison. but
Tor no" long tlme remains TO be seen
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@-l '
4 Ira ~
STEAMBOAT REGIsTE

STEAMBOAT REGIsThis
Arrivals and Departure, Of Bat M =
hours, ending yesterday a 's.eoh' :.
ARRIVALS
Monongnhela, CncHnsa
Hlbernis. co
Little Pike. do.
Cicero. Wabash River
hhqnippa. Louisville
Souihetner. st Louis
New England. Pittsburgh.
BrldroHaisr, do
Belfast d.
hlneu Chief. 10
Wesl Point, DO.
Herald. Dc,
Clipper. do.
Majestic. do.
DEPARTURES
Mneo Chief. Wabash Riset
Majestic. Cincinnati
Clipper. do.
New England. S. Loa,.
lIernld. d..
Ws-i Point. do.
Monnneshela, Pittsburgh.
Aliquippa. do
Hhernia. do.
sonihetner. do.
Cicero. 70.
Lille Pike. d..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-13

DAVID BARNUM proprietor Of Baranm'e
Ballmofe, died on Friday morning Asi. q
wears
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LATEST DATES
From Baltimore MAY IL Liverpool Apri'
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.- ..., 1000 s 'as"#f #HHdH r..##.f .
.'a' foe1..'n'I "h'o1 r,ss da,I.'aa ..lr.. ga
aibi"aaNe efoept 80. ST. r4a.' p
.5..,.l e. , -. - - hi. AaerH#. ~. q
and zee.t.5 r. ~, .l '...-z.'sa $50, ..1.
,e..erI, Y s1s.a, n4A b. -. 7' ne ssI,so
.a' a.I P..s'al' be- fs-ufae3 e. -e..,., NJ "a
81 n =, ~. S' ...I,'. W. ssIH.l rs.. ,''
- .a' A's'a =N-tI.,
R10TSIN pUIfAalfptf4
l.als PAPER. rseceeI - Sa.4rfss 'as'
~'h a5a'sea' fafnsa',, arl. ...... ..4'a y
scF rc,o.nrs ln ltelr shsr..,.. cliy
A. s'.eaea w.. =
hah-ef ~ dwelling IN #Nh.rh I.4. ay
iaAer refuge Wsfe burned = a. hsd
sa.tfI.s l..t.a I'd. ,l..,., -''' lhaci
4,. 'as Rtfe
"a. bufHl Ta.Ua.a No.. gburh
.i.5.a '.i co.Gv
Tue i'hah '''Hf.'e s7h"a' asH,..
5asn J Cetts Gfoeety w. oafM
a., -...fsof, 81 Ia III
a..
:" - NJ 'a7s#rs
is CIV WIS 'f'afe4 under Hs-+......
ofdet IN Vac lime resiarr1
We Hn4pne. hv lac, .4l.
+''i'''' up 70 f"daf. Thee ~ .. i..t.. II.
ijfo1eers. luques's had be,rle##5
ffle killed and The. v,,.t.- "ass
#1.t.,4-tn 10 y Wa
'''''R VII ta'# ,ihol,.
f''i"'Y- ne 'ffefn"f hs5 artrsf d. ,t. Il
mud issued his procnmifl,a e, ~.
40 ......s iois.
,,,., to4 ..o#.....f... p'nM'
/ 1891 .f d. NJ un
We learn that +. n,,,t.,..,
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EX-GOVERNOR DORR -Th1na. V Did
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Sinie Of Rhode I,And, ,tlune at N-w-oh.t
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soon be melted away before the heat o
antl-s|avery, and could therefore make nc
serious opposition TO an enterprise impel
led forward by such warm Advocates
Besides, it has an unfair seeming, 10 spe.
city in such way these few, poor, harm.
less Doctols of Divinity! There are
men of the Orson S. Murray class, whose
trade it is to denounce all d DIS, and
they can do it IN character They are
like Dean Swih's dog, of excellent quail,
ties, but he had this one fault, that he
ao0UId bark at ministers! A great class
of over Jealous rcformers, in the present
day. rail at the priesthood because they
oppose their lunatc projects. But we
regret to see good aud honorable men
giving countenance to those who would
overthrow the christian ministry.
3. We can not regard the statement of
this letter - the iceberg part-as con-
sistent with truth. We do not know
christian minister in the State, whether
Doctor. ated or not. that is not an aboli-
ZIONIST and heartily anxious for the aboIi.
ton of slavery. To man, we believe,
The Clergy are all GbOIltaonlstS, either by
emancipation or colonization, The diff.
Guilty lies in this, that AboIitionists, tech
nicaIy so called, assume that they have
all the wisdom and all the right in the
common enterprise, and that all who differ
from them in the mOdUs operandl, the
mode of accomplishing the freedom of
the slave are the fist friends OF the slave
holder. The argument amounts TO this:
Gentlemen, your colonization plan is all
moonshjne, and if you do not see just as
soe see, and work just as we work, and
admit the papaI infallibility of our judg-
meut in this matter, you are all developed
in gross, wiful darkness - prosIavery
men in fact, and ice-bergs in humanity!
We will not comment on the modesly,
meekness, self-distrust and charity, exhib-
tied in such spirit Job would have
said No doubt we are the men, and wis
dom will die with you.-[Com.