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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-05
READING FROM THE POETS.

READING FROM THE POETS.
On X. EUGENE AHERN respectfully informs
4fh his friends and the public that he will give a
Seiecllon OF Readings from the Poets, on TIL URSDAY
EVENING, the 9th inst. at the EGYPTIAN SALOON
OF me Odd Fellows Hail. Gay street, where he will
thdeaVor 10 render satisfaction to those present.
PROGRAMME-PART /.
othelo's Address to the Senate, Shakespeare.
The Rich Man and the Poor Man, khemnjtZcr,
DhNneSs, Byron.
nah,et ana horatio, Shakespeare.
The Maid of the Inn, Southey
Brutus's Speech, Sboksnca,e
The Passions-an Ode, Collins.
Hamiet's SOlouuy, Shaksnea,e
LOchinvar, Scott
Cardinal WoIsey-Cromwell, Shakespeare.
Cato's Soliloquy, Addison.
Prince Ecnry-Falstaf Shakspeare
TICKETS 20 CENTS. each admitting one person;
Boys and Girls half price-to be had at the Odd Eel
lows Hall, Gay street.
{G}-The doors will he open at 81 and the Exercises
will begin at y O'Clock, precisely. fe5-2ts
INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY.
FENHE SECOND ANNIVERSARY BALL
IA Of the INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY will
be held on TUESDAY EVENING, the llth of Feb.
ruary, al the Assembly Rooms
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
SAM'L NJ OuKEHARr, JAMES X. TURNER,
WASHINGTON HOPPER, john CREAMER
MANAGERs:
INDEPENDENT John Bell
James q. Law, Charles Nc Donald
George I. Kane, COLuNBIAS.
Augustus 2. SHUT. VIM. II. Watson.
Hugh Bolton, Alexander Clark
>. 1. simmons, Thomas Garrison.
James stuart, FIRST BALTIMORE
James r. Waters. Samuel Harris, Jr.
Charles Phillips VIM. II. Hickman
David Sege, John j. BaItzelI.
II. C. Sultzer, UNITED
W. II b. Fusse!baugh, Anthony Mitenberger,
Il. NJ, Foreman, John Shamburg,
MECHANICAL. John Smith, Jr
II. T. Dunurst, FRkSKLIy
), p. Warner, VIM Wickersham.
Alex. g. Brashears. Simon Resenfeld
UNION, j. N. S, Il. Wright
George w. Brown. WAsuINGToy
Charles w. Mask, VIM. Wilson, Ir
Benz. Simpson. j. 5. Hunt.
FRIENDSHIP. P. T. Turfied.
Erasmus Uher, PATAPsCO
Henry 7. Horton, Walter Il. Jones,
Lemuel Thompson. John II. Keener
DEpGEoRD. Joseph Delost.
r. A. McAlIster. Howard
Daniel +. Harrison, John U. burst.
William shelly. John kehenbeck,
LIBERTY. VIM IL. Snyder.
Joshua Eansant, WArCHMAy,
John b. McCain, Philip Muth Jr
David Anderson. r. II. Middleton.
'iGlLANr john Fitzpatrick Jr.
1.ununu Mitchell, LAFAYETTE.
=. Z. EgerOn, Samuel Bowen,
Hugh b. Jones. William Dever,
New MARKET. Hugh Clifford.
David lrclan
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-05

ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS. A committee
has been appointed in the Louisiana Legisla-
ture, to investigate the charges of election
frauds In Plnnncminn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-05
10000 PoLL AZ 81. EoK K,, $40;

SOaOUO Draws TO BAY, Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, class No. g. for the benefit af
the Susq. Canal. Rich, magnificent and brilliant
scheme containing over $685. 900 in priests Nos Ia
drawn understanding IA prizes in each package OF
% tickets For splendid prizes, in this truly splendid
scheme, call at the prize Office Oh MILLER g. co.
and purchase a ticket where sold in the Mary
land Lottery, three Nos tickets all first prizes
for small OUTLAWS made at the fortunate prize
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize of $30,0W 25 prize Of $1,000
10000 30 Sc 600
" $500 40 I" 400, sc.
Tickets Sl0-sliares in proportion.
Certificates of packages of % quarters only S35, that
Dan draw over $50 COO
For packages, single tickets shares of tickets, ap-
ply To the old established and most fortunate office o.
MILLER y co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos of the Md. Lottery, class 5, dawn
"a 10 % 90 IS 10 81 81 80 % 50 6 Is 81 81
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-05

DF. Il. ]. UHAlsTY, Oi BaTum0Te, Feb. -.
Rev. j. P. DoNgLAN, Of Washington Feb. 30.
I. DuNN ENGLISH, Esq, of New York. Feb. d.
WIN. GEO. REED, Esq, Of Baltimore. March 8,
Tickets for the Course five Lectures Sl-sngle
Tickets, admitting lady and gentleman 25 cents; to
be had at J. MurPhy's Book Store, Baltimore street.
j. Il. McGennan's, Gay street, near Exeter; Clipper
oice sections of the several churches; IT the door of
the Halls aud of She members fe4-3tt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-05

BURroH's THEATRE, FRoNT-sr. Notwith-
standing the inclemoncy OF the weather, quite
good audience was present last evening to
witness the second representation of the admi-
rabc American drama Of "putnam." 1t will
be repeated again this evening, and we hope to
see the house crowded from pit to dome.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-05
UH w. TILYARD,
de SURGEON DENTIST, EuTAw-sT.,
fe5-3a Sd door north of Loabard-s st.

NGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
IA SOOd luck Games in a bunch We Yesterday
made mention of the fact of our having sold the
handsome prize of $4,000, in half ticket-this has
been followed by the snug little prize of $780, sold in
a whole ticket, to old customer, who has before
been fortunate at our otiices-he comb was 26 So
package SIS. Drawn Nos of yesterdays Lottery,
o. "A 10 % 30 Is 10 "a 81 30 &c 50 s 48 81 81
Draws TO-DAY, Md. Consolidated LOTTERY Class
No. 6-7s Nos. IA ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of 100000 25 prize OF $1,000
10000 30 sc 700
5000 40 &c 499 SC.
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-sr. and Exchange Place; or,
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-05
rHyHE GREAT MAMMOTH LorrERl

THNHE GREAT MAMMOTH LOTTERY
-h COMES OFF THIS DAY. The drawing will
take place this afternoon, half past O'Clock. pre-
cisely, at the Law Buildings under the superatend-
ence of the State Commissioners and upwards of
HALF MILLION OF DOLLARS IN FRIES
will be drawn from the wheel. $50 600 and S. o 900
are the capitals.
Tickets must he procured before O'Clock.
Wheles go, halves SIS, qrs. 50 80.
Fletcher x Co. will sell on certificate Packages OF
20 whoie tickets Tor only .................. $40
90 half " .............,, 20
26 quarter " " ,,..,,,,,.,,.,, Is
% eighths " g .......... ...... 1850
fortune in the above Lottery may be re allied his
morning, by the purchase of lucky ticket or package
at the New Office of FLETCHER & CO., Holiday
street, near 10 Baltimore Don't mistako the place,
and apply early. G}~Success is certain. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-05

!15-NEW YORK AUCTION GOODS. Ladies'
handsome Mttr cts; Caps g.; black silk Gloves l2t
and 25; gentlemen'S winter Gloves l2!, lSl, %, &C.;
do Buckskin Gloves l3; Scars only so cts blk. satin
Stocks so and 62!; BombaAinrs do. i32; Collars of
new pattern only Is cts; boys Comforts 1875 Elastic
suspenders IS, 81 !, &C.; Steel Pens 6! per doz. with
handles; Congress Knives (RogersD ST. new style Of
Lamp Shutters cheap; Nut Crackers do Picks; Scis.
sors 10 and l2!; RazOrS % and 81 j. Shaving Brushes
do Soaps in the greatest varieties; Combs and Brushes
of all kinds; Curling ToRgs; Pow der Pufts and Pow
del; Head, Tooth and Nail Brushes, &c Sc Almost
every other article in the fancy and variety line run
off low for cash and no abatement
~ Right on the corner Of Market and Charles-StS.
fe1-3t% MORTIMER * MOWBRAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-29
Medical College,

IN RICH no Nd, IiRGIN IA.
TIME Winter Course c; Lectures in the Me-
/ deal Depatlmen, of liampden Sidney Col
lese will commence, in Rchmond on Monday,
the 9th day Of October next, and continue until
the last OF February following The new Col
lege and Hospital EIifce has been completed,
and every arrangement hes been made 10 AFFORD
The Student all the advantages which are obtain
ed in any institution in the U. S. In addition 10
The usual IIsetnres, Surgical and Medical Gu
mar III be given regularly at The College hes los
'a c,,y Amsh .,tdl have the he: opporIu
nily of witnessing the diseases incident 10 the
South, and which he will be called upon 10 treat
at the commencement Of his professional ile
The number of major and minor Surgical opera
tons which have been yearly performed before
the Medical Glass has already claimed for The
College The reputation oil a leading school Tor
Surgical instruction.
JOHN CULLEN, Nj. d., Professor Of The
Theory and Practice of Medicine.
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D., PROBES
sor Of Therapeutics and Ma,eria Medica
R. l.. BOHANNAN. NJ. d., Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children.
JEFFRIES WYMAN, M. d., Professor Of
Anatomy and Physiology.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. d., Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. D., Professor OF
Surgery.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, NJ. d., Demons,ralor OF
Anatomy.
The abundance OF materials for dissection and
The convenience and comfort Of The disSecling
room will enable the student 10 study thoroughly
The Anatomy Of The Human Body, and also AZ.
quire skill in the nse OF Surgical instruments
Good board, including lights, fuel and servants
attendance, can be procured from IS 80 TO 80
per week.
Current bank notes at the States in which the
students reside will be taken Tor tickets.
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.,
June IL Dean OF the Faculty.
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The Mar,insbure Republican republ;sbes
BEAUTIFUI. GRAFTON.

We have read with much pleasure ile funeral
GRAFTON on the life and character Of Gen. Jack
son, pronounced by VIM. Daniel, Jr., Esq, before
The citizens Of Lynchburg, on The l7ih Ju!y-anl
published in both the Democratic and Wing pa
pers at that place. High as The reputation Of Mr.
d. is for his powers of oratory, this la>l effort
will place him on still more elevated ground II
scizes The strong points of the Old lleros charac-
ter, SETS forth the prominent events Of his life,
with great vigor and beauty Of style, and depic,s
the old man as he really was, with his ACCUSTOMED
patriotism and sincere devotion 10 his Col. his
country, and his friends. The Grafton is marked
by an elevation OF thought calculated 10 inspire
his listeners with noble desire 10 emulate The
virtues and the services Of The illusltious dead.
Did our narrow column. permit We should be
most happy 10 transfer 10 the Enquirer the whole
al This fine Grafton. We are confined 10 few
short passages taken, here and there, indscrimi-
nately
at is said that when Nero ded-he curse OF
The cor otry and the age in which he lved-amid
The rejoicing OF cities and OF nations, freed from
hi. woke some hands, unseen, slrewed flowers
upon his Tomb live applaud, as who does moi,
The feelings that could halow with sach tokens OF
respect the tyranls grave-perhaps in grateful
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A FInnrENr ApPEAL.

W. invite particular pcrucal OF The eloquent
and profoundly considered Essay Of "VirgIniGn,'
On The great -uhccr ol Education. Some Of lie
e;ews If lie effects Of negerled Education are
indeed startling, and should arrest the deep atltn
lion Of the patriotic sons OF Virginia. II points
out the true AMI only course that can succeed
As We suggested some time since, our orators
must take the field, and talk plainly and striking
" 10 The people We have conversed with some
OF hos. who did service in The last polii.
cal campaign, who are now wiling 10 under
90 The same noble labOlir in ihr cause Of
lii,cstv anl huiaanity-lor, without rducalun
anarchy aud violence must rioI over the land
Above all, let The people in every county al onrr
call meetings aud speak orl! their sentiments IN
a voice Of thunder The peoples "fdcr; will ie
ob,y by heir organs in The Legislature. u IS
for them 10 speak, and their wants will lie sup
pliel. Bu, "Virginian" presents these views in
The strongest light, md let no one be deferred, by
lis length from reading and o't'ng "poa lis vana-
bic suggestions.
We conclude with The following regular toast
drunk ON the All, 1t l.uray, Page county. II Is
worthy Of The glorious Tenth Legion, and should
I've written in letters OF gold on the Stale Capitol,
and all The Court Houses Of Virginia. Let our
legislators bear il about with them a. an amulet
against the eternal hloting out fVirsinias hopes.
It's magic ruth may vel arouse the proper :piriI IN
their bosoms
"Old Virginia We are proud Of her ancient
renown but If She wonlh preserve il, let her re.
member that her children need schoolmaslers, and
she must employ them
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Pow,l,afan House,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

Il e. IL M y n ID, " ~ n.
r7NHIS being The season for visiting, the subscr-
L Der would respectfully call attention to this
Hotel, so long and well KEEP, by Mrs. Dnval. To
those who know the powhaian House nothing
need be said in its praise:-i,s delightful location
its fine accommodations and the order and
quiet with which il is conducted, make il most
agreeable resting place for families or individu-
ais.
The friends OF The subscriber, who palronlzed
him al Dibrelrs Springs and the Warm Springs
are respectfully solicited to renew their acquain,
lance with him at the Powhatan House, situated
on level and beautiful emlnence near The centre
of The city, a few steps from The Capitol, Cover
nor's House and City Hall, and very convenient
10 The Railroad Depo,s, Boat landings and bust
ness part Of The city
S1.The Powhaian Coach will be in readiness
10 convey passengers and baggage 10 and from
the Hotel acitAout charge, and thus save them
from so cents TO ST. dollar porterage
II bar on the basentcnt floor.
Board per day Isl so. n-,r
June 22-d3w&etf CHAS. l.. DIBRELL.
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,,ar,ns of The Richmond Enquirer.

v.,,,,., i. Published DAILY and SEMI
3 Inc rru IN. pal,y Paper. seven dollars per an
. ,he rate OF eight toi'aIs II taken iW SNORT
fli, ana ~ '' ~. wear For the Stthi.Weekly, hve
lea ieroa .na aud Three Dollars Tor ak punths,
GMs N Svance 10 be pad IN the ofee, or remitted by
|payset :" ~ SIX Dollars per annum at The end OF
line yer :, his Office may he RENTED per mail,
20 Az Bank notes, at the risk OF the Etii-
In good u eli letters aein3 paid BY tie priters-
tot M vi single letter is scarcely Of any account
The p,, IL /. the accumulation Vt postage, IN AN
I" 'ie . BUSINESS, which operates IA serious TAX
-'a &c TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
:, ,ur DAILY ENQuiRER-ror Que square OF
- mas. OF less. first insertion, fifty cents, ana
1r.dlns insertion twenty-five CT ts-i insert
s, en week. twice week, or three tmee week,
e. gu ia sni a half cents.
,a' a,rr,.ssrs are charged ty dollars FOR thirty
~ ani IN that proportion tor advertisements Oh u
lh'., I,nc,h--e1erpt Lottery Vendors ana Ahctioh-
e'r"s sre charged one hundred dollars, Vap~r IN
tnlec;,.. ,r ssMI-wEEKLv-One square "f sixteen
~ las first insertion, IS cents; for each rantinu-
sh'e :" fm distance must DC accompanied with the
.sy OF satisfactory referraees, 10 insure eAecu-
u. Al nh.uaries and Marriage. from the country,
~ the uany : handwriting ~ unknown al TINS
:, he authenticated by the endorsaiion OF Ill.
u ,s, IN The ncighborhood, or they will IN no case
i"s,,,.,sd Every measure, that has been taken u
Vs ,n,,osit,ons aud quizzes, has proved heretofore
f.aums We must, therefore, insist, ~ SUCH case,
@ 10 Communication being certified by the name oi
Nv, ", po.,mas,rr cri,ts1 The hack Of the latter
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s. IT. PHNhER,
Inne oI-cw6w Reg. Land Office.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.

EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
DE il remembered, that on the tenth day OF
ID July, A. d. lS45, in the 10th year OF the In
dependence Of the United States OF America,
William Ii. Richardson of said district and Sc
cretary OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia, ior,
and on behalf Of the said Commonwealth, hath
deposited in the Clerks Office Of the United States
Court, for the Eastern District of Virginia, the
title OF 4 Book, which is in the following words
and figures, 10 wit, Reports of cases decided IN
the Supreme Court OF Appeals, and in The Gene
raj Court of Virginia, by Peachy r. Grattan,
volume /, from April Isl, 1874, 10 April lsl. 1916,
the right whereof he claims for The Commonwealth
of Virginia, as proprietor thereof, in conformity
TO the act of Congress entitled, ian &C. TO amend
the several acts respecting copyrights
+, sl P. MAYO,
yul,n ,5!cw4w Clerk Of The District.
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE.

KICHMONH, JUNE 70,
TN CONFORMITY to an act entitled IAN Act
i To reduce into one act the several acts concern
ing E.scheators,' passed the 9th day OF JAM iSi',
| do hereby make known TO all whom il may con-
Germ, that il.appears BY a certificate OF The Is
chcator ofile county Of Charles City, dated The
18th day OF May, l845, and received into the
Land Office on the 30lh day of May, lS45, that
by an inques. held on the 10th day OF April, 1872
a tract OF Land containing One Hundred and
Sixty-fve and halt Acres in the said comfy OF
Charles City, ofwhich John Crew, Jr, died seiz-
ed, has eschealed 10 this Commonwealth. And
nv nouisilion held on the said 10th day OF April,
lS45, it also appears that one other tract OF Land
conla ming Five Hundred and twenty Acres IN
the said county OF Charles City, Of which John
Crew (sentleman) died seized, has eschealcd to
S. IT. PARKER,
1..aoi nn6m Reg. Land Office.
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yIRGINIAN.
RnITIM0RE MARKET. July g.

PLore.-Cily Mills has sold ai4 30 from ne"
wheat bu, the low stage OF Tue ~1'ei na.
vered The mills from grinding 10 me extent re-
auired, and liuie more has been cone ,Hds ON
ple,ine previous engagements Sfnan sdIea u
Howard Stree; ron new wheat have heen turner
ms,le ard 80. and from oh Al = 3Is LOT iresh
a,r,,nd rhe former is taken from the cars oy ceai-
~ 81 =, 4 a.. bur recerls are quite light. we
h.rs transactions in Susquehanna 10 note The
;nenecrions for the vice.; comprise The following
i,;rJ, ard onsnti,ies VIZ: Howard street, 2O59
barrels. and IS haIfbarrels; City Mills ,363 bar
rels and 2ss half barrels; Family Flour $50
barrels. To.al 593T barrels, aud 3i3 hall barrels
wheat hour. There we're also inspected 43 bar
rels RYE Flour, and 50 hog,heat5 and 90 bar
rels com mea.
GRIls-The supply Of new Whea, continues
equal 10 the demand and prices, VIC think, are
hardly supported. The range for inferior TO
prime lois of red may be quoted 80 70 80 GEMS,
and 90 to 9S for while; receipts ere principally
from Maryland and all water borne. N"thing
doing in Rye lhs, we have heard Of Corn con-
,inues scarce and prices finn, with an improve
menl; we quote white 10 10 A, and willow A 10
As cenle the selling rates for The last three days
Oats are ahou, 25 10 90 cents FOR new and Old.
spIs,r.-N. E. Rum has sold al 80 81 cents,
though nominally held a, 80 CTS. Whisky his
become scarce, and prices this week have been
steady at 81 q cents for hhds. and hills a;
close, we have understood, ,ha, the market was
bare OF the lauer.
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COMMISSIONERS OfrIcE, I


Richmond, April 10Th, 1916.
IN the Superior Court ul Chancery Tor The
J. Richmond Circuit,
John Cosby, Pl,h.
Against
James Gray Ell ais, DIS.
Pursuant TO decree made III this cause on The
Dist day Of March, 1916, !, as one OF the Commits
sioners in Chancery for The said Court have APP
pointed the 9th day of June next, between the
hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ and Two o'clock, ?.
NJ, and so from day 10 day between The same
hours Sundays excepted until the 18th day OF
July following, at my Office in the city OF Rich
mond, State OF Virginia, for receiving and hear
ing the proof Of whatever debts or claims the Gre
dilors Of David NJ. Branch Individually, and of
the late firm conducted under the name OF The
said Branch alone, but composed OF John b. Al
len and the said Branch, may have against either
the said David NJ. Branch Individually, or against
the said firm. And should any such creditors
fail, under this notice, TO come forward and prove
their debts or claims the Court will proceed TO
decree n distribution of the trust funds among
such OF The said creditors as shall have duly COM
piled herewith. JOHN SHORE,
April w,29Jy Comr.
Il NV York Morning News will publish i'm
medialely twice week till 39th July, and send
hill Ia this office.
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m ne Enquirer.
FW ne EHfanr.
THE EDUCATION OF THE PEOPLE.

THE EDUCATION OF THE PEOPLE.
The importance and necessity Of an efficient
system Of Popular Education Ia every free State,
cannot be TOO often or loo iorcihly impressed upon
The minds fits citizens. Whilst il affords 10 he
neope The only sufficient means o! knowing their
riohts. without which they r0nnoi yigilantly pro.
lee, them. il most efleclnay promotes The gene
raj cultivation OF those virtues, without which
they ,riU not appreciate nor desire 10 maintain
Them. Without il, the very libeHv and prospe-
rity al snrh people become 10 them the greatest
curses. and HE surrsl and most fruitful sources
ri cor,union and drcay Like the sick man,
whose food that should afford him nourishment
and strength, becomes 10 him deadly poison,
and the more he receives, the more sudden and
v;olent his leath-su it j. with snch nation
lis liberty i, perverted into liceE,ious anarchy,
from which tyranny and oppression infallibly
arise and find in an ignorant and vicious popu-
lat;on and in the accumulated wealth OF The coun-
ira. both The materials and instruments Tor effect
inc their corrupt and nnholy designs. II such
has been The tate of all other republics, (and who
can per,lse he sad page OF their history and doubt
ny with how much greater reason may ~ ap-
nreheud similar catastrophe 10 our own great
ana beloved State. In what other nation has per-
sonal liberty heeu 50 unrcstrained2 Where else
has The citizen participated so largely in The con.
,r,l 81 the Government Indeed almost bound
less as is the freedom OF thought and action in
this country, and great IS is the power exer-
rised by lis citizens, that power is vel 10 be en-
larsed, and that power is yet 70 be increased and
extended, ill every citizen, without distinction or
qualification, shall become equally, with The III
tesl and best, ruler in the Stale. What other
nation has grown in wealth or numbers with near
IL The SAME fapidi,y, or been peoped 5sfrfa Pooa-
lat,on as ours2 Within less than the short space
Of ordinary human life, The primitive forests, Then
uncyplored hy civilized man. have been snPPlah,.
ed by cities, rivallng in wealth, in population and
snlendur the cities OF the old void and me hardy
poneer as he walks through their brilliant streets
recalls, az il were bat yesterday. the time whep
upon that spot, he first started the deer Or buffalo