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PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST 40.



SUN SETS &c 80 HIGH wArER........... 2s
Arrived.
20 sp Rsgq ESs Sys pm Liverpool with mdse and
ssp To- g. Sutton s & ,y' BEARING T
Brig Josephine Howe., from Cronsadt and days from
El Sin, with Ind mdse 70 Ay@aar Az \ 20:
schr George, Hawthorn. IS day, from Key West with ma
:IsSI Aii,ais Bsda day; fq% savannah with 40 logs
Schr Maria Lstourette days from Baltimore with mdsc,
ssIr n MsSsady, some day. from Baltimore, with
Allen fas.o B sSsg se @ P w %d
York Spoke date &c. ship Lyons, from Baltimore FOR
schr ADRIAN, Bedel days from Norfolk. with mdse, to
sc6r A. L. Alderman weekes, days from Virginia with
corn, to Ruckman & English. -"
Schr Middleton, Foley days from Virginia. with grain
schr Ann. Hopkins days from Virginia with corn to the
schr s. r.. Paynter Evans days from Virginia. corn
s %Ss' Mary AIMS. Thornton days from Virginia with corn
schr Mariana Ounce, days from Folly Landing with conn.,
sehr Henry Clay, Chauncey, days from Folly Landing
schr Cora Groves, days from Maryland with ron to the
schr Farmer, Hnchnau days from Delaware, with corn
sehr Merchant Matthew'S days from Virginia, with corn
sehr Maria M Klotts Lscomb, days from Richmond with
schr Rival Mckee days from Ocracoke NC. with iron to
q. s. steam cutter Legarc Howard 40 hours from Norfolk
Below.
One ship, one brig, unknown.
Sailed.
d ss s ssd r W kdss s T GS, sas .m
Correspondence OF the Herald.
Aryed-Tsllpadgc, Edmugds, Point Pe,rs Quad Sailed in
Brown, Of Bath for st Thomas 3day Lion, Fulton. Of do
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Died,

On Sunday afternoon August IS, 1884, THOMAS j.
WATKINs aged 80 years, native OF ltimore and res
ident Of this city the last fifteen years.
HIS funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon at
three O'Clock, from his late residence No 81 Cherry
street The friends OF the deceased are respectfully re-
qested to attend his funeral without further invitation
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HAY The receipts continue quite large for old New
comes in as yet in small lots few lois old sold for
45c. '
WHnxEy Drudge casks are In moderate request at
2sc Prison and Western barrels al g dull at 23ic
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State OF Trade,

AsnEs.There is q very moderate demand for Pots al
~ Isl Pearls are very firm at 81 433 Some holders
ask 81 60
BkEswAx There Is very little enquiry for this article
Our former quotations still current
BnEApsruFFs. Genessee -four 81 ls3 a IS: Mich.
gan 81 l23a4 l8s; Georgetown s. rs SO; Wheat So
W cents; Rye % &c cents Corn 46 a 40 cents
CoTToN-sales to day TO about 500 bales prices
being in favor OF the buyer The last two days. the saes
to 1000 bales ofwhch exporters have taken 1900
bales. We revise our quotations =
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OST-tn Saturday evening August 2ith going the FIRE
- al the foot Of Barclay street brass ROSETTE belonging
to Protector F. H. Company No % Any having found
the same, and will the above Company will receive
the thanks Of the Company
su2s rc WILLIAM BENIN EFT. AForeman.
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CO. SINGULAR SCRAP FROM SACRED Hrsro

10 STNGULAK SJNNF FHON 5ACNEU HISTO
RY Solomon, it is well known was celebrated for his
wisdom and his daliianccs with Queen Sheba
1t is not however generally known that he the
inventor OF depafo'y 10 The hair from The legs Of
ne Queen before he mar led her Such Notwithstanding,
tators the Book OF cd chap) With Solo
mon the of this magical preparation died hut
singular az II may after the lapse Of many
turtles deplaory has been discovered by DR. GouRAup
which s so potent ia its effects for the removal Of hair
IRON any part the human frame, that there longer
doubt concerning the identity of GouRAups Poudres
Subtle with the depatory OF solomon!
Dr. GA Chemical Preparation Is to be had in this CITY,
no where else but at 81 Walker street. LIST store FROM
Broadway where it Is always tested before purchasing
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o., FOR SALE A, At AUCTION.

- SpLENplD FARM on the Hudson river town Of
2TSkNewburgh Orange county, mile Of the village,
ls containing lo7 high Of culty well
wateed (bounded west by failing stream Of water
Barn and Lme-Kiln and plenty Of limestone The farm will
be divided sold together will best the purchasers
The greater part OF the remain bond and
will best suit the purchaser For particulars enquire
Moses Wilson, the premises, The sale will be Friday
9th Of Sept at the Orange Hotel Newburgh at 2 o'clock
2xyse
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NEW YORK TYLER CENTRAL STATE
COMMITTEE

a MEETING Of this Committee held on Friday even
-. ing, the sd OF August instant GEORGE MONTGO-
Nelly, Esd. IN the Chair the following resolutions
unanimously adopted -
ResolyedTht the recent address of the President Of the
United states q his political friends containing his withdrawal
as candidate for the Presidency such frank able expo
son Of the motives and principles which have him
during his Administration of the government that
should obtain the impartial consideration of the people of the
United States.
Resolved calm lew Of the above mentioned address,
the conviction upon every honest patriotic mind
that JOHN TYLER has honestly faithfully patriotcny
performed his constitutional duties Chief Magistrate ard thar
N the whole course Of his administration he has edvored
act consistently with the great principle Of State Rights aud
street construction Of the Constitution Of the United States
his exercise Of the has tended
demonstrate thssacred importance Of that the
sutlon; for without il the Congress Of the United States
Mond be as Omnipoten the Parliament of Great Britain
Ills n'erposton this popular shield between oyerweenns
majority OF opponents and the democracy Of the Union has
been Of such acacuable Importance principles and
party as entities him the hgheat consideration aud gratitude
Of every Democratic Republican.
kesolvedThat be recommended every friend of the Pre-
sden throughout the Unien the best mode carrying
the wishes and intentions Of the President under present
stances 70 rally to The support Of The Polk aud Dallas Ticket
tutional principles dear him and every democrats
also to the success of the
Texas.
Kesolyed-That this Committee adjourn sine die
GEORGE MONTGOMERY,
- - Chairman.
VIM. FRANCIS, Secretary. au26 it.ec
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TO- vELPEAu's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CUns
Of GonorhGa, elect, and oil mocupurulent discharge
the uIethra Tnese pills. prepared by the New Yorl
Corgs OF Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the
OPPRESSION OF quackery, may be relied the
spcedy and efecual remedy for the above complaints
they are guaranteed to cure recent cases in from three
t,vedays and possess greater power over obstinate
dscofgcs and chronic giee thnn any other preparalc
present knowi removing the disease without conte
rent from business tarting the breath disagreeiLe
with the stomach. Price 81 per box.
Sold at the Ottcs Of the COLLEGE o. Pharmacy and Nc
dlciuc, os Nassau street,
" =. RICHARDSON. M. b Agent
r 90 DR.. GoURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED
so AP from 81 Walker street. first door from Broadway,
is universally acknor edged be nfabe in the or
freckied pimpied, botched dark, rough, and erupve
SKINS lis positively fiction that fiery red faces after
few applications OF this beautiful emollient Medcuted
ompound delicate white smooth, ranspars mt
appearance Pray do cake ladies', and our word
for H. you'll not regret It, Be and buy only in this
city as above Price 80 cents n cake.
M IN DySENTERY, II. $. BERNARD'5 DfAR.
rhul Medicine has proved eficacous in allaying the
pain and irritation, II administered before the fever Is
fully up after the ebile action has been sufficiently
reduced by proper repetion.
In collie il alloys the pain snd relieves the spasms
We have often patient in the most excrucsting
agony, with his whole body drawn up into knots com
yteiy freed from pain and splms by one two doses Of
the rcmsdy.
In BILIOUS DrARRHu.A, where vomiting and purg
ing Of Bile are the urgent symptoms the remedy dis.
ng by cayng the irritabity ohe stomach and acts
neintestines In such manner as to diminish the dis
charges aud bring them natural and healthy ap-
prarance This medicine IL for sale by the proprietor
"a Nassau street. New York, end Dr. w. II. MILNOR,
corner Of John street and broadway
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship nlnstcrs and Acents.

NIP MNstcIs nNd Agents.
We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
70 RoBEsr SiLvEy Captain Of News Boats report Of
the shipping left the port whence they sailed the vessels
spoken on their list Of their cargo and any foreign
newspapers or news they may have He will board them
mediaey their arrival Agents and Correspondents al home
Or abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
the MARINE Intelligence they can obtain Nautical lnoma
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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700 GOURAUD's BLANC D'EsPAGNE, OR SPAN.
ISL White for the complexion. Avoid a counterfeit
Genuine only at 81 Walker street. first door from Broad
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0g- ALL ATTACKS OF DTARRHEA, CHOLICs,
Cholera Morhus and Cholera Bfantum, be cured by
Bernard's Diarrh@a Medicine 81 Nassau street. New
York is the proper office This medicine Ia also sold by
w. Minor, corner of John street and Broadway.
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Ans~> STEAMSHIP NEPTUNE Ito close the
Ex@ fS Co. Q" SHAY, Angus, H s',h,
4A&&2s1b az hafpast one O'clock Of The Merchants'

- MISUNDERSTANDING NEPTUNE, 745
bgrhen she is in first order and condition, having
thoroughly o,ehanled two since and newly coppred
r. Aaire, and first condition every respect Her
engine about $50 horse power s. inch cylinder lx feet
Of ansaIpssssed weShmssh For further r9rsuar; ana =.
board the Novelty Works the Office Of j. H. Brow
81 Front where Captain Rollins may be daily al0
O'Clock. Inventory also the auction ROOM The Neptune
may be purchased by private time
the day Of sale. ani4 ltssrc
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-. IhalT1nan.
WIN. FRANCIS, Secretary. au26 ltsec

nth Valid DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
MASS MEETING
TIE ip oii l REPUBLICAN ELECTORS Of
Howe Mile Mansion House Sd Avenue Tuesday August
9Th, 1884, at O'clock for the purpose Of raising Young
Hickory Tree hey will the Of 2a and
eIh Avenue o'clock n when the Line viii be formed in
drawn by horses Carriages and Wagons Horsemen Youns
Hickory Empire and onsde Clubs Democrats Of te several
Wards and will thence through 10th street Sd Avenue
TO A. Mowes Several eminent speakers will address he meet
The Democrats OF the several wards respectfully
of the Old 18th. BY order of the
au2G 1t*ec COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
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0hy- BLACKWOOD. The magnificent American Ed.
ton Of this fnvorite Magazine for August is this day
published tits rich, rare and racy number Price So
year. Single numbers IS cents. Leonard Scott Co.
Publishers, liz Fulton street.
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GO SAMUEL r. TABER, OF ORIENT, r. l., who
had long been sick and under the Of who
did not appear to know the Of his heard
OF DR.. Sherman's celebrated Worm Loxenges As his
symptoms seemed to indicate the presence Of worms he
took them according to the direction and brought away,
TO use his own words" hundreds and hundreds Of
worms" His bad symptoms began % vanish in day
two and he now restored to the enjoyment Of perfect
health. He stated that he any remedy that
would compare with Sherman's Werm Lozenges. Doctor
shsrmans warehouse is LOG Nassau Agents 227
Hudson street corner Of Spring 1888 Bowery of
Spring n East Broadway ls9 Fulton ST., Brooklyn 3
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia and State ST. Boston.
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r5- FOR NORFOLK --We the undersigned, do re.
commend gentlemen ladies that wish to take passage
for Norfolk. Va to sail with Capt James Beell of the
good schooner ADRIAN a. he ia gentleman seaman,
and kind and obligng to his passengers.
William Lewis, William May, Alex. Nelson, James
Pool David Appleby. William Chartress James Hay
hurst Robt. Smith, John Gardener John Ludlow
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SCANDINAVIA
MEETING Of this Association will be held the Carlton
noqe corner of Broadway and Leonard streets, THIS
All Swedes Norwegians and Danes respectfully invited
to attend.
+. s. STALLKNECHT
au26 lt+ec Secretary.
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90 THERE IS NO MIsTAKE.-There can be no
mistake about the magical effect OF Gourauds Poudre
Subtitle for Graduating supefnous hair matter how
Stubborn where situated the human body SO many
ladies have used IL many gentlemen have recommend.
ed it, has been before the public so long, and to
ALL and to put the matter of Its efficacy and hafmlessness
past all kind OF doubt the preparation be tested
OF the only office in New York where be purchased
81 Walker st., first store from Broadway.
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CONCERT NIGHTLY
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
at PlNTEUX Cafe des Mile COLONIES Saloon 3O7 Broad
way Engagement Of Miss ADAIR the fine Vocalist This
weknown establishment has been considerably embelsted
the bar With The ATTENDANCE az careful Water Well ysn,
lated Billiard Room containing eight tables communicates with
the Saloon the floor The Ices aud Creams the best
the city affords, can all times be obtained
Entrance free All 2ys m
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ny- WHO WANTS A SPLENDID HEAD OF HAIR
for the low price Of three shlngs Does your hair fall
iDoes turn grey fare you bald have you had dry
hair If so, use three shilling bottle of jones' Coral
Hair Restorative An article must be good when sell
you small aqanty Get 1t at the American Eagle 80
Chatham st or 1913 Broadway and 1879 Fulton st. Brookly
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0o- LADIES AND FEMALES BEWARE or COM.
prepared chalk Injuries your skin and leaves it
yellow, sallow and coarsehut the article called the
and clear color and does not nre Sold price % cents
box at 500 Broadway, and 81 Chaha street, or 1889
Fulton st Brooklyn Take care OF base counterfeit
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REPRODUCTION!

KEPKUDUCTTUN!
THE MYSTERY OF PHYSIOLOGY!
THAT part Of the field of knowledge hitherto odden only by
subject illustrated by bis fifteen delegated models Of
nesday and Thursday August a. 49, and the Large
Hall Of Broadway and Grand street. ats r. Mor gem
temen only Youths not admitted For full particulars
hsndblls On Friday afternoon, o'clock important
Lecture for ladies only Admission au25
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sa~ CONSTITUTIONAL. Dts6 LITK g UaEL.--cLs
rcaic Aixture prepared BY the Colleges OF Medicine
finrmacy Of tho CITY of Kew York, Is confidently Ie
Commended for oil ofdety produced by secre.
drlgeace eycess Of any kind II is Invaluable
ay for impotence, serty, 81 barrenuess unless depopd
in2 mai fcrInation.)
Single bottles 81 esc.; 81 hslf iozSL %; care.
folly rack ed and sent 10 al PARTS Of the Union.
cfice Of the College CT Medicine and Pharmacy co
ke aaa. .traat " n Rli.rIA 2E.fArI AZ L.cri
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TON IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL LONDON, AND Gas.
", FROM JANUARY Isr TO July isr, 1913 AND 1874.
srpoot. 1913. 1874 Increase. Decrease.
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x&I~ FOK i,lNEhfOCl-IteEuInI racket oi the zoth
S&N Augustine first class. fast sailing regular Packet
&RXk Ship SlDDONS, Captain Cobb, will sail above,
her regular day. :, :,
and seage passengsrs persons intending embark should
make immediate application board foot Of Maiden Lane
10 JOSEPH McMURRAY,
100 Pine street. Of south.
The above win he succeeded BY the Packet Ship Ashbur
Der, her regular day.
BPersons DESTROYS Of sending for their friends have
them brought either Of the above vessels Of the
regular packets, sailing weekly, by applying above II by
letter post paid. ,
r. s. Dnis gwen payable st sight Tor any amount on the
Provincial Bank OF Ireland payable At % respective branches
Throughout the country also Mess Spoouer, Atwood
Co.. bankers London, payable town In Great Britain
aul2rc
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-27

We acknowledge the receipt of valuable
work on the subject Of common school edrl-
cation, from Henry S. Randall, ESQ, of Cort-
land co. New York. The work of which
we speak embraces variety of facts and ar
gumenis in relation to common schools, and
was brought out under the patronage of the
State Superintendent. Next to the Hon.
Samuel Young, the present State Suporin-
tendent of Schools, we believe Mr.. Randall
ranks as one of the most efficient and able
friends of education in the State of New
York.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-02-27
CONGRESSIONAL.

We doubt whether the history of any pre-
vious Congress shows any comparison in the
matter of speech-making, with the present.
1t appears next 10 impossible to get deci-
sion on any question; so many Solons and
Ciceros, charged to the throat with wisdom
and eloquence, always ready TO enlight-
and electrify the House and Nation. 1t may
all very proper and right, but its tendency
is certainly to delay business, while the be-
ncfits are doubtful at best.
The questions under discuss; on, and like
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affects the mass who have government in theil
hands, and we may talk as much as we please
about liberty and all that kind of thing, vet
when the mass are made hewers of wood and
drawers of water, the government is in fact
in the hands of wealthy capitalists, who draw
the cords of oppression tighter and tighter
1t takes from the mass the time and inclina-
ton to investigate and think, and eventually
leads them into the belief that they have no
rights, when they sit quietly down until alb
ject misery forces to bloodshed and convul-
sion; as must ere long be the case in Great
Britain. Such we believe, is the tendency
of the bank and tariff policy, and such we be-
lieve is the relative importance of the two
questions. Believing as we do, then, we
could never consent TO lose sight of Bank
and Tariff in zeal for abolition. We should
be sorry to vote for man and with the abo
lition of slavery have him recommend these
Objectionable measures and stand ready to
sanction them, whatever might be the fate of
The former; and as this, by the ascendency
OF the abolition party, wonld as likely as the
contrary, be the case, we say stick to the
mum principles, and let this question take
the position TO which it is entitled.
The policy of our government might be
much more liberal than it is, and conduce
more readily TO the progress and wel-being
of the mass; but as it is, there are no inilu-
ence so strong as to prevent the progress of
the principles of liberty. They will be more
and more developed and understood by the
mass of mjnd-the progress will be onward
and upward-the various partial and impcr-
feet laws which yet curb mans free action
and free will, will give place gradually to
the strong law of the perfect inner man, gu
ding and influencing in all things TO right
carrying in the progress the abolition of sla-
very of all kinds, and cventuating in a natu-
raj and perfect condition of things; but if
the mass of mind in the young republic, but
Just trying, as we may say, is wing in the
pure air Of freedom, is at once 10 be dragged
down by shackles such as we hive spoken
of, to be clogged and thrown back, the
result must be destructive to US as pco-
pie, and bad so far as all tie world is con-
cerned
When there ii no question VIII CHI in our
opinion, embodics in It's nat urc, principles
of higher Importance than the abolition of
slavery, ,hen we shall be political abolition
lists, but not till then.
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AN ACT to ascertain the Indebtedness and
and The taxable properly of the Terri

AN ACT to ascertain the Indebtedness and
and The taxable property of the Terri
tory.
Be ii enacted By tie Council and House
Of Representatives. ofdte Territory Of Wis
coaS n.
/. That all person having in their
possession any evidences of debt u
gainst the Territory shall present the same
10 the Auditor Of the Territory, at Madi-
son, for record; who shall record, in book
10 be kept by him for that. purpose, the ma
turc of the claims of the Indebtedness &C.
knowledged by the Territory, by whom
signed and countersigned, when dated, the
several amounts, am TO whom payable.
J 2. The Auditor shall place on all YOU
cheers SO recorded such mark or devices as
will prevent a second registration.
3 3. The Secretary OF the Territory
shall cause TO be published correc. copy
Of this act in all the weekly journals Of this
Territory, and all proper charges for pub
fishing the same shall be paid out of any
money appropriated by Congress to pay
for printing the laws Of the Territory.
; 4. The Auditor shall receive for the
services Contemplated by this &C, such
sum as the Legislature may think just and
proper
>. The holders OF demands then audit
ed shall have preference in payment over
any who may refuse or neglect TO comply
with the provisions Of this acton or before
the tenth day of January, 1915.
6. The clerks Of the board Of county
commissioners and the clerks of the sever
al Towns in this Territory shall immedi-
ately after the assessment rolls Of their
respective count cs and towns shall be CON-
pleted and equallzed, transmit 10 the Au-
dtor an abstract thereof des grating the
number Of acres Of land assessed in such
cOuniy;the assessed valle thereof, designa-
mating so far as they can the assessment
for buildings and improvements, and the
assessment for land exclusive of buildings
or Improvements, also the assessment on
personal property and the total amount Of
assessments in their respective counties
and towns, land it shall be the duty Of the
Auditor within the time required by law
for him to submit his annua report to re-
port SAID abstrct to the Legislative AS
scmbly.
APPROVED, January 81, 1914.
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for that purpose, the process and orders OF
any such court, shall have force in all parts
of the district rs the same existed prior TO
such division
Sec. 10. The act entitled San act TO a.
mend The &c, Of the revised statutes con-
corning the supreme and district COURTS"
approved Febsy l6, lS42,is hereby repeal
ed,and all acts of parts Of acts contraven-
ing the provisions Of this act are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. IL. This act shall take effect on the
first day of March next
Approved January 81, l5.4.
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REPEAL.-By the proceedings in our last
and the call in the present number of our
paper, it will be seen that the sympathy of
our people is manles'ing Itself for suffering
Ireland. This sympathy has not lis rise with
nor is 1t confined to any creed in politics or
religion nor to the inhabitants of any partc-
ular country. Human liberty is the watch
woodland it strikes directly home to the
heart OF almost every one among us. As
long as oppression exists, so long will this
feeling continue; and the association now
formed will increase in strength, until the
Union between England and Ireland is re-
pealed.