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PAIL AND WINTER GOODS.

| Na7M T. JENNINGS L co. Diapers and Tsilors. lpl-
w porers Of Cloths AID Cassineres Nesngs &C., 81
Broadway American Hotel opposite The Founan are IL
receipt OF extensive assortment Of new goods Tor ell and
Winter veal comprising, French and English ClotA ior
Dress and Frock Goats Gas sisres "a great variety
Silk Satin, Merino ana Velvet Nesngs, Miliej Ctoths,
Tweeds sc. for OverCoats which viii be made up
70 order through tho aid OF efficient corps o cutters
can be found IN the country an essens Potn IN se
style character garments such must SATISFY The
discriminating that views Of cheapness are not based
on the production Of any other uian hrs rse sanenS.
Such have sustained system OF snail prohts and quick
returns and prompted the solicitation oil cali from hose
who would really effect saving OF the extra per cenaSe
| levied under the credit system.
The attention directed Pantaoons department. must
continue offer Inducements those who appreciate "a
combining and elegance
trade have always hand ready made Dress and ffocA
Coats Pantaloons Vests &c to answer the requirements OF
those who OF require hrst rate sun
Also Fancy Dress Articles in great variety Scafs CIsva
handkerchief Gloves Suspenders Hosiery, Under-Vess
Drawer Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars. &c &c aus
NEW YORk CASH TAILORING Establish
ment 1877 Broadway, three doors below he FRANKLIN
House The subscribers would call the attention oil theii
and the public very large and well seecteo
assortment OF Fall and Winter Goods Embracing an .e
latest styles OF French and Engsh Peo Cloths tor winter
garments black and fancy BonJeans elastic Cnssers VI
entire patterns very rich styles of SINS Castnte
and Velvet Vesngs, suitable for the coming season All OF
which will b. made TO order few hours notice, and IN
superior style for which The establishment mas
| been so long celebrated
city do not hesitate 10 challenge comp win any
In point of style, elegance and workmanship tthe same
time our prices viii convince The inoat shePuc lhath
garments be furnished NJ very reduced rates Io
cash. We would also call attention to TIE Fancy Depart
with the establishment where Toe found
every article requisite complete gentemans wardrobe
of the richest naerias selected by agents
In the Psrs and London maIkeis Also AN assortment OF
ready made Dress, Frock Goats and winter garments OF
every description for the accommodation OF those requiring
OF istf j. C. BOOTH co.
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Ships Hendrick Hudson London Wabash, NOrlcans
Glide Harold Caao Sarah Sheafe, Apalachcola: brigs
Caroline Charleston Wilson Fuller, Savannah; Union,
Fr) Havre; Hyas Boston, shcr Exchange, West Indies,
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THE WAR AGAINST THE PREss-The mob at
Lexington Nv having driven Cassus NJ. Clay and his
paper out of that State has afforded preteXt for the
enemies OF free discussion recommend the same kind
of proceedings against other offending journals. The
Louisville Times urges the people of Louisville 10 APP
prove by public meeting OF the proceedings at Lexng'
ton and to make the REIMBURSEMENT OF the editorial chair
BIZ George D. Prentice condition OF their continued
support 10 the Louisville Journal The Editor of the
Journal it appears is suspected of entertaining abolition
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MEMORANDA.
The brig Hyder Ali hence for Kingston, JAM returned
in consequence of having sprung aleak.
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rT,- An APPEAL has been made from The decision OF
The Vice Chancellor 10 Chancellor OF the State OF New
Work in The suit of Daley Comsiock Co. So beware
Of impositon Buy nothing called ain Extractor
..tIpt ss vritien signature H Daley Is the wrap
per Of each box Reduction in price has never taken place
with the genuine DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
compound of Lard and Wax similar in appearance, and
having certificates gained by Daleys Saye around H. Is
offered be not duped. Lie sight and suffering have been
saved by the genuine Saye The above Salve sold whole
sale ana retail at FulioEst Sun Building NY 76us
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INTERESTING NEW WORKS.
r LECTURES or the English Comic Writers, by William
LHazlu; vol beautifully printed. forming No % OF the
Library OF Choice Reading. so cents.
and Ben Joneon On Cowley, Butler Sucking Ethe,
RIDGE sc T. On Wycherley Congrete, Vanhrugh snd Far
aa On e PeSda E as.+ D. On M E csm
The Vicar Of Wakefield by Oliver Goldsmith vol. beat
lfuy printed, forming No. 50 Of the Library OF Choice
The most delicious work of fictitious composition
which the human mind was ever employed Sir walter
Memoirs OF Benvenulo oelln. Translated by Roscoe.
'sCellin was the extraordinary men in an ex
raoranary age his life written by himself IS more anus
ing than any novel know.'-Horace Walpole
r"''''''s' WILEY I'll < PUTNAM, l6l Broadway.
VINO will publish Saturday. The Life of Louis, Prince of
Condo, surnamed The Great; by Lord Mahsn MI gus
FREMoNT's EXPLORING EXPEDITION
ITO TIE ROCKY MOUNTAINS, Oregon and Cator-
price - cents Narrave of the Exploring Expedition to the
Rocky Mountains the year ls42 and 10 Oregon and North
California in the years 1881 by Capt j. c. Fremont re-
printed rom the official copy published by order Of the Sen
ate United States. vol syo near 200 pages Price
p cenls-paper This work is the result OF positive
observation by Capt Fremont of the u s. Army and is
confidently recommended 20 the attention OF al! desiring
the information on this important subject
D. Co will have for sale nex. week few copies of
the o. s. Government Publication OF This WORK, with Inc
lust Pubiished-H!story of Oregon and California and
the other Territories the Northwest Coast OF North
America; accompanied by Geographical View and Map
OF there countries and number Of documents proofs
and illustrations OF the Territories, by Robert GreeDhow,
Librarian the Department OF Stale vol 80 third eti-
lion. Price 81 80
"a work Indispensable for correct knowledge of the
Nearly Rsa5y-Dc. ocallaghnns History Of New Meth
eraud- vol $40. Dr. Arnod's History OF Rome vols.
Svu. Do Rugby School Sermons. vol NIL 2tis
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
SsONGS AND BALLADS by Geo. P. Glorrs, 81, gilt first
Scompete edition.
on SATURDAY.
Trippings in Auhorland by Fanny Forester vol limo.
Paper 80 cents. Cloth 10 cents
CONTENTS.
Letter the Mirror.
Z. The Cousins-e sketch.
5. The Unuseiul.
4. Nora Maybe,
). Cousin Bells Visit
6. Grace Linden
7. Reply to the Mirror.
8. Jeu Fletchers Last Flame.
9. Dora.
TO- Underhill Cottage.
- Kitty Coleman
Is. Lucy Dulton.
a. Letter TO Cousin Bel
l5 The Bank Note
Mi Mi i 2is o1''' PAINE BURGESS, 81 John,,t
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AmuseMerlIs

OLE BULL, in grateful compliance with the published
~ request of numerous Ladies and Gentlemen OF this
city, viii give Ccncert the Tabernsce, Wednesday
the 10Th ins twill be MS last public appesranee before
N. hospitality and friendship shown him since his FRS
arrival MI Sits
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OK N0O TO LOAN on productive real estsie II
p.icanis, at and per cent interest
Mo s,;.s ~ No. 90 Wsil-st
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CooPER'S NEW NOVEL.
BURGESS, STRINGER 4 co. have in press, and Will
~ publish Saturday I'D November, The Chainbearer
or, The Li,epage Manuscripts. BY j. Fenmore Cooper,
Esq author OF Sa,anstoe" Spy" Pathfinder" Two
Admirals" &c. In two volumes. Price IS cents.
. bid our vain eudeavors cease
Revive the just designs OF Greece
Return in AL thy simple state,
Confirm the tale her sons relate. collins.
BURGESS, STKINGER * co. 30 Broadway
NO Sis Aun-st.
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3
/ GOLDSMITH viii commence Evening Writing Class
for ladies' gentlemen accompanying them, on Monday
2ith inst Il O'clock The inconvenience and annoyance
OF writing craped hand often felt by ladies' who would
gladly of lessons they knew
the and facility with which the nveierale scraw
Is converted into free and graceful hand through the aid OF
Nj Ga system OF instruction only and interest
| ing exercises OF one hour eBch Terms reduced 20
THREE DOLLARS, AND NO EXTRA CHARGE.
The class Will meet every evening except Saturday.
TIE instruction being entirely individual ladies will attend
such evenings viii bes, sul IN. IT convenience
class for ladies' duily at II O'clock A. NJ. Rooms
2a0 Broadway. LA Fargo Buildings OF Reade-sL
Open during The dBf for visitors. II.
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To- Whatever may be said OF other articles advertised in
all agree about the Stove and Iron Varnish
from 2 Cortland. being the splendid and useful
article ever known for iron. p9 cod
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r3- The Harbinger, No 81, This Day published,
contains Miscellany The New Jerusalem and other INA
lansery Swedenborc and Fourier, concluded TWO cnap
George Sands admirable Consueo; Sharsc
ter OF Fouriei's Writings, Review WhewePs MordIy aad
Poli,z; Artist Merchsn, and Statesman Bushs
Swedenbory Library; Musical Review The Viiuoso age
In Music The New School Pianisisan Fioinsis, con-
tinted Editorial Eugene Sue, No. - Etzers MAcitne
~; The Ivory Christ For sale by sURGESS STRING
Err, WM. H GRAHAM. and others Price Q cts. MI q
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Books.

CHEAP EDITIONS IA GENTS.
0'DoNoGHUE-By LoRREQUER- This day is pub,
~ lislsd ny CAREY HART, Phisde.pnla' = ensap
edition Of Levers Novel ISIS pages-6. cents For SALE
wholesale and retail. by
suRGEss, sTRlNGER K co: snd
w. t. GRAHAM, Tribune Builduss;
II In consequence Of an edition having been issued AZ
SHILLING, Tie publishers issue THE Complete EDITION al
Of cents n.OH
aARRIs's HIGHLANDS OF ETHIOPIA,
MYTH ESGRANlNGS-Afew copies can be had 81 q
w Ann-st al the redscec price OF IS II OF
he entertaining works issued from The London press
IN years.
Gibbons Ancient Egypt, ane edition, bound N cloth
The Rose ofTtste leland. By Emeia Cs!len- IS cts
The Invalid by spinaler large w9i ( - cts.
Marnaduke Wyv, by Herbert; Il few copies 81 Gus
~ Ia press. and will be published in TWO parts = eehls
EACH THE Bastard. the Brothers. Revenge. the great
master Romance of Sp!ndler which Is famous al over
Europe. Part IN few days T. "iNChE IN,
IT. - Aane
BRANTZ Mayors MEXICO,
ILLUSTRATED with 100 heuu.;iui ensrav.ngs on ~ooa
print NAV he had by the trade ny applying this Cay al
Aun-si Price =, bound and gll- IL
SPLENDID NEW ENGLISH WORKS. ),
WILEY y PUTNAM, IeI Broadway. are now PrepsIea
w 10 suppiy II wholesale and retail, the following
spenddly enblished works suitable As s'ooO~s'o
the approaching season: -
The Poets Gallery OF Beauty vol folio, WIN mos eH'
cui.i,e female portraits richly bound IN morocco I'll
The iuey cO!oTeu, SO.
Moores Irish Melodies, hiu.trs,ed oS " Aia0se' ~ ~
large vol every page richly eyrbellisheG' Slo
MUrray's Illuminated edon OF The Common Prayer one
o; the hgndsowes volumes published, So or morocco
The following ANIMALS are offered to the trade on the
mos; favorable terms:
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Beck, 4io: s.
The juvenile scrap Book. by Miss Ellis s2,25.
Alom and Wrigh's China vol. 1, $50 .
Roberts Views in the Hmsays Mountains, So,N
The Book OF Beauty, vol $3.50
The Keepsake, vol $3.50
The Diadem, vol 4to. Plates By Sartain. $50
The Gift, vol. svo with tine "ngravings, $50
Also I.ongfellow's Poet!cs Works hnsly Illustrated
MO Ct
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AIDES, LEARN TO sING-A good opportuni.

AIDES, LEARN TO sING-A good opportuni-
1 a ~ G S s saE q cas Inc
offer them tuition, in this class, al little than ha
time 70 unite with Inc Class Room ali Broadway Han
mony, &c.Shoud the number OF members become fifty
more, the class viii receive, extra Of lessons in
]. F. WARNER, Translator of Weber
MO sts' Author OF Rudlmen;al Lessons in Music, &c
THE LADIES are invited 10 look a, several new
Kinds Head Ornaments, new style o: Tortoise Shell
pattern steel and steel and yernei Combs sun Shades and
Parasoetes OF the latest Paris styles Reicules, &c &c
received by the "Argo." TIFFANY, YOUNG ELLIS,
MI 2sis 80 and 300 Broadway
INDIA RUBBER sHIRRED sUspENDERs.
THERE has been much putting of late in the public
prints in reference the above goods that The subscr
her has been content to pursue the even tenor OF s
being satisfied with The fact that all tine Suspenders made al
factory extensive any in the Unon that OF Meesf
Ford Co New Brunswick) were not sufficient 70 supply
half his orders Yet thai buyers may know lhat ee -
least manufacturer who his business 10 business
like manner the desires to give notice na 81
agent Messrs Ford Co. who have purchased tgn. o
Charles Goodyear he has hand, and Is daily receiving
s'ppAeGG ooDYEARs ELASTIC sUsPENDERs.
which he offers the trade being fully eq1s 70 any 10
The market; free from smell, smooth on the cord, ana
WARRANTED NOT TO SEpARAIE.
The attention OF buyers Is also called 10 a eAAe"'i
'0f4t-e4- q INDIA RUBBER SHOES, .n4
of all the various Kinds which offered u low bs e
VI S ~ III 1877 Pear-st COZ. of CodEr-st
FOUNDRY AND STOVES Z ga So -, H.,
E0I>SDRY in Jersey City, the ferry, win all I
A dxares in compe, order, VIII be sold 2* IL ePPea
-,,, aI-o Cook and Parlor Stoves :or SAFE very
l.ss han forine. prices All who V AM bsa oe'-
- Pc r az The stock iuust colo 10 Close the concern
,nnIy mt 80 Waicr-st vi o.cr-
,..-I;TirC.r- (VIYLEY & HASTIE's Bass
,ndry 2or,rr OF Grand and Third sts. WilliausburSh
,Ifactafers OF Brass Bun Hinges, Flush Bolts Motce
and Barrel Bolts, Buttons and Plates, Cabin Door HOOKS
Ec &c Also, Brass Bolts and Composition Hinges ind
Castings for Shpw ork, the most reasonable terms
Bras Castings done TO order. nj wv
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S,TOYFS.-sHEPARD & co. having enlarged and
their assortment of Stoves for the Fall trade,
hb To- WOOD and coal offer 10 their friends and Gus.
,nsrs an uneUuaed variety OF economical and beauuinl
', rsl among which stands the unriys!ed NOUS "a
- U, Church and Office Stoves OF all sizes and me mos'
i ND beautiful patterns. As these have been well test
"a IL would be useless 10 that they form the best
healing stove in tie World 80.
SarP,gps REyEsBERAToRs, for psrors OF any size are
the most as,e clearly and economical paror stove ever
DR Morris PATENT Sheet Iron Cylindhe Stove for nas
or rooms Is cheapest powerful beating sio'e e' NV
drced. ,tr. and ,ooms very
ornamental and economical on band ana laue IL, Soya.
,rea variety Also sug aroa, one hnc tWo ooi!e
Frsnkn's OF several sizes for Liverpool esst inon
Ro. or Six plates for wood, wood ana Ioa a. 80
s.Ttipht and Laundry Soyes. comprise -, -
for heattny purposes than we haYe ever yy,s,a-
we specially call The attention OF our 9ou-efN A1N "
Coz srovEs-Dr MOTIFS celebrated wood COOK stoves
LII 70 m ovens roasting and baking better than any stove
~ ss This roasting bsking does not interfere with
inq boiling and frying, as Is almost universally the case
These are especially adapted TO the Southern market being
easily managed having no nucs nAoie " % ne asnes
being strong and durable.
SS sizes Of four boiler premium Cook Stoves OF the most
approved pattern for burning either wood COAL very
rsap M wholesale retail Also, Cylinder Stove Cast
ings Cylinder Brick British Lustre genuiue), Fire Cement
Stove ornaments Railing Maable ornaments, Mica lexra
szes Rnsssa and English Hods, Scoops, Russia and Eng
sh Pipe Tin Tubes for floors and partitions Registers for
rude wholesale and rcaL Also for foundres, extra
De b9ted SoapsIone Charcoal and Anthracite by the Dbl
" B.--CompeienI warkfaer always furnished n, snor
notice 10 repsT and put up Stoves IN hrs rate syla se
%orkmeG FOR blackng Stoves and Crates, at si0 eodis
MOTIFS STOVE WAREHOUSE. 212 Wsar--t
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4 T1TT'ION NOTICE.-GOLD WATChES-JA.
n COB s. PLATT has, lin his extensive .sle OF Eve hun
dred lots of Fancy French and German Goods to lake
nlsce This Day Friday Nov cls at the Auction Room No
81 platt large Irvoce Of Fine Gold Lever and Lepne
Watches hrstra,e movements, which Will be sold al 40
o'clock precisely. E-t -
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w. Il. GRAHAM, Tribune Buiitiuss.
II In consequence Of edition having been issued a.
SHILLING, Tie publishers issue COMPLETE EDITION al
u u.OI
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A LuAnIltA-No. so Broadway, Thursday evening
"A Nov. 2Dth The Manager has effected an engagement
with Miss Clair, the celebrated English Sby aud Mons
Philippe, the highly talented French Magician. Doctor
Valentine viii Introduce some OF his most humorous de-
nea,ion3 of eccentric character Performance TO com
mence u O'Clock. Admission % cents. MI 2us
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sitnations. Sr. n1antta.

-t he parish OF KiIaden. County Msyo Ireland
siy ye4rs ago. Address ELEANOR WEIGH, box lsS9
~ Y Post o.iic" ~
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Boarding..

pOARD-At No. 10 Amity-st in private family b,
40 Obtained By ? or single gentlemen References ex
changed. MI ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-08
Majority. :. 80. :. li7
On this extraordinary question, all the tory Jour-
nails are ont against Sir Robert Peel. The London
Iim6s has the following signif cant remarks--


nails are ont against Sir Robert Peel The London
1ines has the following significant remarks.--
The public will have boon prepared for tho majority
by which tho Commons have ssed tho second reading
of the Mnynocth bill. Tho most obvious remark 10 be
made upon it is that does not bear quite the same ratio
10 tho total sum of the votes at the first readings cir.
cumsancc which indicates that those members Tho had
not compromised themselves ut the first reading have
not mustered so strongly 10 the support of bill as
thoy have against IT, For this wo nro indebted probabIy
TO the popular feeling vigorously expressed the
subject
is with real that VIC find the public sentiment
SO c represented either in the debates of the House.
or IN the policy Of tho Cabinet We repeat that if the
measure was so sound, humane healing SO neccs.
sary tho greatest pity that r. Peel did not secure
beforehand the sympathy and acquiesccncc of the people
AS Is, the majority is ministerial popular Peel
Is right the nation is wrong and if he intends TO carry
on series Of similar revolutions il is painful TO think of
lne vas. amount OF pubic dstrus and Indignation and
iemonstrance that lie in store for When Peel is
one SIDE, and the people another not ashamed
to own on which side our sympathies lie We are al.
most content IN that case to resign to him that monopo-
~ oil wisdom and virtue which he sufficiently apprc.
cntes and to seek the consultations of society among the
unnitiatcd, mpolitic multitude.
On this extraordinary state of things, the House
of Lords will probably kill the BILL crisis will be
produced, and then Sir Robert Peel will resign.
dissolve the House, and appeal to the people
UNITED STATES. BANK-On Friday sale took
place at the Auction Mart, London, by Mr.. Shuttle
worth, OF 3a3 shares of 300, or CPS sterling each
IN tho bank OF the United States Of America, amount
ing TO $3.50. The auctioneer said that il was ra
Their peculiar property now, but that il must be sold
without reserve There were sevenlots, the lowest
comprising sixteen shares and the highest 1873 shares
competition, IT was knocked down for 22s per share
The remaining lots were sold at 2Ss and DIS per
share. Inc shares were TO be paid within seven
days after the day OF sale.
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rors unavoidably destroy the germs Of real chart
aud Kindness in every one by giving false ideas Of
human nature, through an education and training
based solely on these errors-errols which continu-
ally NIL the world with fslsshood superstition, crime
disappointment, and misery Long suffering human
ny now cries aloud 10 you, tho leaders Of people
whose constitution is based on equal rights" 10 aid
them to overcome these grieyous evils and to substi-
tute truth for error.
How simple and beautiful the change "To abol-
Ism three errors and their necessary consequences in
practice and 10 adopt three principles Of truth and
make the practice Of all Institutions accord with
them"
Inc writer requests your most serious attention 10
'hls subject, which, whatever inexperienced and
'horI-seeing individuals may imagine, is now about
TO interest agiiste, and occupy the public mind of
tho civilized world until the change in human affairs
shall be effected, and error and evil removed from
all nations and people.
Win every respect due to your high and response
nie and important station amidst the contending
yernments Of the world,
remain your friend in the cause of equal rights
to all, without which there can be no permanent
prosperity, real virtue, or happiness among men,
ROBERT OWEN.
WAsmsoroS CRY, March TO- ls45.
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THE NEW CABINET.

what has been so long the future, has become the
present, and is really the past Such is the rapid
and silent fight Of tune, aud Tho astonishing develop
r'ent OF unknown events. Conjecture, and vague
'urmise, and "hope deferred have now ceased to
Keep the mind in torture, and We see, aud feel and
kn0o u a truth" who the cabinet advisers OF
PRESIDENT Pork He has called around him eminent
statesmen, whose eounsels, | sure, will prove a
lamp TO his feet and light TO bis path They are
able men, distinguished alike for their private yir-
tues and pure democratic principles; and if the
President had taken another month TO decide who
should compose his cabinet, convinced he would
no, have approached to the point Of giving sa
tisiacton to The tohOls county he knew too well
how utterly vain would prove the attempt TO please
every Clique aud club of the democratic party and
he at once resolved, doubt, to consult the clear
lights which flowed from his own calm reflections
and ample experience, and from the salutary eoun.
sells OF some of the wisest and purest men of the
Union. As the least of the party therefore but feel
ing proud to SEGA modest, talented and patriotic CT.
uzen' as much beloved and admired for his social
qualities for his lofty devotion TO Republican prin
eiPe' thus elevated to the highest station on earth
beg leave TO say to him. in view Of the arduous Ju
ties that await him, and the unforeseen difficulties
that may encompass his Administration
-" Be just, and fear not
Let all the ends thou aim'st at be tby eountrv,s.
then If thou farst
Thou falrst blessed MARTYR
yERIrE SANS PrUR.