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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27
MEDICAL.
CAUTION TO AEL!!

CAUTION no ALL!
Let the icord take notice and be careful not TO bug the
(sUGA., coATED)
IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
Unless EVERY COX has it the written signature Of
the original inventor and patentee,
G.. EScHjaEnin Smith, M. ID.
TENHESE pleasant Pills possess powers open the natural
n drains the LUNGS KIDNEYS, SKIN and
BOWELS-herto UNKNowS practice medicine and
complete has been their triumph all other medicines that
have been led suppose they contain powerful minerals but
examination by DIS Chiffon, RANDOLPH HUNTINGTON and
is proved be
Sold in York l79 STREET.
Co., 10 AsroR lousE.
Pamphlets o be had of gratis.
n. b. label
" fner Fl print.
The genuine bought with safety Dr. Guion corner
of Bowery and Grand street, and Mrs Hays 9 Fulton street, Brook
respectable throughout the United
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27

GREAT EsARGAHNs---Er5ccs Reduced.
THNIIE subscriber further reduction in The
II mCes Of his Shoes and Boots. But while he does This, be pro-
misses that az his shah be finished in the and usian
tai which has heretofore characterized his establishments and
such decided Tie
well Shoes Boots purchased
the or less pce the ordinary refuse
those his will cheapest the end Coun
Produce will be taken in exchange fair prices Call at his old
stsnd, opposite Brow ning's. 9f A. KNODLE
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LAMPS.

RCHERs patent Solar Lamp splendid article Gr burning lard
n just received al CRAYDON'S.
UST received Graydons Store, large sup
80 ply Rolands celebrated Cross Cut saws 81
60 aud feet ng-waranied good Also Trace Chains Breast
C4ns Half Traces Traces Halter Chains
Dec. IS 1874 10
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BOOKS.
NEW AND VALUABLE WORK |!
d JoHN 5. RID, 80.

NOW PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE,
The Indiana Animal Register and
Pocket Manual. Cor liie year 1919.
CONTAINING the residence all Judges OF Courts
- Prosecuting Attorneys, County Clerks, Recorders, Audnofs,
Teasnrers Sher Jae Assessors Scho Com
missOnes Justices the Peace, Aneys AT Law Ministers Ply -
Principal Merchants Post oces and Post Masters Notoes
Terms eariety
relative affairs which will be highly useful and
every The whole compiled from The Hos
authentic This work will contain about 100 pages 10
printed the best quality made expressly for
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The Daily Men,OrandUm aud PcCkCi

TIC DIiIy NCIs-JIHNuN"H t4HU EVVhCs
Account Book. for ffle year ESt5-
An Annual Publication. expressly adapted 10 the daily and
convenience every professional and business man, THIS work w
about l9 PAGES no. printed cap paper having
randum dates and h nk day IN The time and ter
tables ruled
and specially @r the p 81 IL aud - Goats ageeaby
the style n doing Morocco ek being the hses; priced
works addressed &. D. Davis Bookseller.
Brolynngs Hotel Members of the legislature By letter
paid, or otherwise. VAL pfufnit attention.
IndnnaDols DC; ID lssf 2Oif
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ElAE2DWAEsE.

ST received from Philadelphia Gaydons Hardware Store
Cd Large addition
grading of various sekies
assorted sizes; steel shear Steel American blister
and spring anvils vices ackn's bellows CASTINGS
hives
Steels ware seits lanterns
Coineuss celebrated stand aud hanging lamps for lard
building materials OF all kinds saddeTy fancy and plain
Maahie
aud brass wire kettles.
IndiauapOlis June l. 1874 so
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SCHOOL RO0ES. SCHOOL BO9ssS!
FENlE sr~eher Just supply follow ING
School Books. vi make stac verrc CONF
Anthons Latin Lessons, : ia
do Greek do do do Geometry
do Horace do rolfAon
do Cesar do Leeemdre
do Cicero do Analytical Geometry
do Salust do Descriptive Geometry
Andrew 5 and Stoddard'sGammar do Calculus
do Latin Lessons do Surveying
do do Reader do Shades nd Shadows
WorceseTs Dictionary do Arithmetic
Smelie'S Natural Philosophy Smiths do
cOai,sock's Philosophy Parks do
do Astronomy Randoiph's
Hifcheock's Geology Guhres
Waylands Moral Science Parleys do
Ilaes United States Columns do
WelseT's do do
do Dictionary Wizards United
Mtctels Geogapey Iiuooln's Botany
smiths do Robbins Outlines Of History
Sniiey's do Elementary Spoilers
NooihTidce's
iuntingtons DO do Primers
do lst I'd, I'd, and 4h Readers
ALSO. u supply &C paper Ink Qnls Pens WATERS
Scaling Pencils,
Boards, Drawing Paper, Just received ard
cash, by 10 G. B. DAVIS, Bookseller
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8 8 8 ] n )

RIM n
( T for printing
first article. 1t 20 and % H. kegs viii
only and in current funds Orders post paid win be promptly
tended to when acoomp MED by the cash 22t E. HEDDERY
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
IN OOO BEST spanshCigas, Havana Pncipee Regalia
lO,UOO Tahacos Negros &c 10000 Half Spanish do or
Ts e. % mad M" mss9y es
pounds smokneand chewing tobacco;
Pipes 1000 Pipe Stems received and
BY the subscriber aiof which he win sell low prices
PAPER.
Y s received fun ASSORTMENT Of Cap Letter and Wrapping IA
Cd per: Of a superior quality, which
vii p. be Sa IS s reduced prices for 6avfb
CASH FOR RAGS.
$4,000 P Rs ss1 p6s 'S WIN Tn%fa Se1 The
in paper at reduced prices By DAVID CRAlGHEAD.
DecsmheI a6, lsi4
ROPE TOR SALE, CHEAP.
vTE have quant rope about inch in size, suitable Tor
hae SC which we win sell cheaper Than can be bought
3i-if GA & J. P. CHAPMAN.
FIRE PROOF CHINA WARE!
new and sFsndd article and the s@cT e would Be
f's Building nearly opposite Palmer House; where
found good assortment Of Groceries &c q E. nEDDERLY
EASTERN AND SPANISH LEATHER.
IS received lot Of Spanish Ind Cincinnati Ieste Boot
90 Morocco Eastern Upper Leather Philadelphia
skins Lining aud Binding skins Skns Hog Sheep skins
all kinds oxns' which will sell at reduced prices
Sly J. NICoLAL
Low PRICES.
Candles,
a VIII sell wholesale retail, 10 ID by the lOx
common and superne Is Taow candles at Who
any thing cheaper than that? 81 HEDDERLY
CIDER VENEGAS--TEA.
lST received and for sale chests Of Imperial Young Tyson and
Tea Also, hand 80 Ills choice
el per gallon, RETAIL l2 per gallon by
rel 10y L. HEDDERLH.
CANDLES,
Nhand and FOR sale Adamant and TalOw Candle
~ aperorqusy; manufactured by the subscriber expre
for this market. 2l-tf E. HEDDERLY.
LAIRD WANTED.
will purchase
Il
nearlyepr 1shethe Palmer House 2Su EHEDDERLY.
AT Y'EHE SIGN OF SHE RERKSEERIsE.
"a AY be found the following choice ancless
w 10 Bags of Rio Coffee d. prime n. o. Sugar.
400 lbs Loaf Sugar, bs n o. and Sugar II. MolasSes
Forsaleby Ivy E. HEDDERLY.
H. HEDDEEEEY
SALE SALT Queensware, Soneware, Dys
Nails assorted sizes with all articles usually kept
cheap cheaper than other establishment
the place. 10y
MUSIC.
xTIOIINs CIaones Flutes Flutes Flies best Italian
Victims Flutes sale GRAYDoN's Mem dare Store.
LOOKING GLASSES.
LARGE splendid assortment Of Mahogany
"A Looking Glasses, of all sizes just received GRAYDoNS.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Il UST received lot of superior Spanish Cgs and Cared To-
80 baeeo, at the drug store o. D. CRAiGHEAD
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EsLACEFORD's REPORTS.
OF the Decisions Of the SzPreme Court Of Indiana.
ETObUME V. OF this Work just Published with Tables
Cases and Principal Matters. Oh pages. Price DOLLARS,
handsomely hound ard eefed.
Indianapolis, 10th May, lsl4 ar
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OUEEssyVApE AND CLASSMATES.

received
81 Dishes Bowls, Pitchers, also
and pressed Tambrs Preserve Dishes Molasse
pete Caslo Sellers which will sell cheaper than
sly J. NiCOLAf.
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WAFs m T'EsE NORTEE.

VIE shcI has declared against Cold and
4 mentions s added his extensive assortment Of Stoves
bucks celebrated Patent,
which f convenience, thought
passed. lie invites the public eau and examine these Stoves and
his other ammunition calculated provide against cold and fam
quarrcis. :. WAINWRIGHT
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WHEAT AND FLAxsEEn

= oAA BUSHELS Of each Of the above articles fof
sDOOO which the highest market price wiz be gwen nv
v. e. HANNA.
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PILES! PILES!! PILES!f
EAR HUMPHREYS Vegetable Ointment Cor Ihe Piles sle By
~ ToMLfNsON BROTHERS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27

< % received nd for SALE invoice Of good printing ink
81 the quality
Ii 20 and % H.
per pound Kegs so
funds Orders post paid, win promptly
accomnanied by The cast 22f E. HEDDERIY
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Carpenter ana Cooper,s Tool

Planes, Carpenter ana COopcE's Tools.
VARIETY Of Carpenters and COoper's just received
"a wicha made by the best mechanics and be beat
Hardware, Scyhes ickes
Shove Chains asy other articles
which viii sell very Tor cash country produce.
will give the highest market price for Wheat Rye Faxseed
Beeswax Taow, Lard, in goods cash please call and
mi he }. NICOLAT.
say 5 doors west Of Drake's Hotel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27

EsCOI' AID SHOE EEAEUEACTOTgX.
E91 THsIIE undersigned is very thank iI for the Ile
e 81 raj patronage bestowed on him for tie two
n | past years, and he hupes merit continuance
60 I - of lie hacrs himself his in
~ Custry pnnctualy aud strict attention 20 bgsiuess
49, be able % give satisfaction al Tho may give
him call lie has permanently settled himself in this place. and IS
make cheap
other establishment lie will sell his work correspond with
tie hard times and manufleo shall sell lower Cor cash than his
call and his splendid Of Boots aud Shoes and dse
for Yourself
Hides Talow, Beeswax Feathers Flour Wheat, &c. &c wla
al times be received for work. shop few doors OF Vance
Be and door Justice Spenss Office Of which those in
debt will take notice. 32-Y WILEY l. BATES.
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@1ENnsfE

UN P HUNT liberal patronage extended
in this place,
announcing friends the public generally thai he prepared
perform for the preservation Of The nau
gums artificial pvot or Mate
gums whole by suction
atmospheric pressure.
lie would say country dentists that he viii Ill any order m
reasonable Illinois
street, first door north of Washington West side
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27
NEW LIVERY STABLE,

NEW LIVERY STABLE,
Sale and Commission Establishment.
FENiiE subscriber has just completed the
- IN "A @ a. O and
n mudons stables in the west, situated the al
Ff0 EA.a tcy north Of the Palmer House, indianapolis,
~ ii where he VIII he prepared all receive
sell horses horses
old stable, the Palmer HOUSE,
hill operation. lofses aud carriages an times hire bh
Members Legislature and others visiting Indianapolis,
their hoe kept reasonable stable
thrr a O country. JOHN LISTER.
Nov. o, 1872 3a-u
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES !!


subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Indanapo
= the public general that he has
Groceries, such prime article Of n.
aud Havana Coffee IMPERIAL Young Tyson, aud GunpOwder Teas
naf Sugar Sugar n. o. and = H. MOasses Western Re-
Cheese, No. Mackee Goldfish, which al
very low prices J. NlCOLAG,
; doors west of ORAL Hotel
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EEDlLLOVV WARE.

HOLLOW WARE.
and for sale
ment ware three English Pots
ize Skeis size Tea Kettles; do. Dutch Ovens do Stew
Kettles. Also, Gridrons, Plough Points, &c.
eff 3. WAINWRIGHT.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-02-21

The eastern papeps give accounts
ola snow storm in New York, Of un-
usual severity. 1t commenced about
4,o'clock in the morning Of the Sd in
stant, accompanied by gale Of wind
which continued with, unprecedented
violence until about 3 o'clock p. M.
The snow fell about 10 inches deep in
N. York ION Long Island to the depth
Of 2 feet. On 96th street, n. r., a
number ofpartly finished buildings were
blown down. The storm appears to
have extended along the coast at leasl
as far as Boston, Communication be.
tween the different cites east ofPhila
delphia was almost wholly cut of BY
the snow on land; and the rough weath
er on twater.q "A, large number Olives
sells are reported to beashore at differ
ent places, The steamship Pripcetor
appears, 70 have proYen ,hnr excellep
qualities by going 10 theIassistaDce; 9
vessels ashWe,dpringa aihfi gale'pbs 4
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.l.,fs i From,the Baltimore Sum. ltjt
THE PAS AGE .l)F THE POST
nv ON ID n IST,DAA tjIIT

/; The SENATE, on Sa,urday,passed the
biilredacing tI.sTates oi postage, and
lnodifyjng.the frsnking privilege The
blu makes important changes in, the
lereseptbpnst,eofiice systems and wal
pissed bysa gote af sB bto Bai3aThs
inainfeaiureuof:the bill therstabllsh
ment of'ainbitosmi nate ptllpcstbgecr
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From dc n ssbville Union.
Mr.. PoLK's CABINET.

l. H y y
We dd1bt whether MI. Polk win have any duty
| tp pstt6fu which viii be more embarrassing than
de ssIecdon Of his cabinet Much ofths harmo-
ny and success OF his administration will depend
upon the wisdom with which he shall discharge this
duty. ~
He mustbe surrounded BY statesman Of eminent
abillties-the democratic ranks furnish an sbun-
dance Of such men. The cabinet should be com
posed OF gentlemen in whom the President can re-
pose the inuoatlfecrets ofihisebosSn. land t'ey
should be capable Of harmonizing on terms Of inn
pich conndsnee win eseh osl'sr' hey should
ensel's'n P0huca' pplhions m stfrt sesofdsecs win
.ne nents rps 'rinss ot 'ne party
ineh nrs' aha ias. purpose shoud oe 70 devote ell
'ne'. ene'g'es.o ''e ma'n'ehance oi those great
'eso'ns nessurss oh twn'cA inc populsf1wi was
= lne s'sc os sne resident sss Sal z
s"a't sucSesa n chanR sroupc Es nlm
a'eSnsn y 'suc ana sucn purposes
ne whi ..enes secure pe'connaehee o. me great
oooy ~ 'n's 10 some TesPecn ,ne 70
fortunately situated Tor the Of such cabi-
ne.' ne te eAecuslse oStles py ne m
o. 'ne democracy, nN ana tnereiores
u""an~e,ea Dy express Or Implied pledges IN ref
erence 70 ,ne graohsat,on OF individual aspirations
- 'O'"e 's'pes,s e'' pVsuohispecuilarly en-
Oa'ras'."s, 2! ~ most la'eA'ed and promi-
"e" . ssy az Nv ~ 'ns Pupnc bi m'np a
0ape'.0'' 10y ns success.op se y circumstance
"' % .ou"u y sal9uaa "a =. nm wn dlincp'ty
III 4, p,I !, "'s 'pl yh %
eD''s.ep "'u' ''o appearance es' O. SEEKING g de-
.s'a.e !. .. $3.50. ~ ., ne se.ec's more tFsn one'
= ' sa oou'ssls w''l 0e seriously ~ endan-
So -. ss;,,. tog ,a,,., 4 ilssg iss,bsta
' soo" - u"'sS' We snouId suppose
a. "' cou''e pursued ~ ne 'a'e Daltiu'ors con-
NJ. 49, M o.p.' ."1 '.suea' - furnishing %
!. 49, @ 80. paeoess' a"o aonoe's,'ons Won Of
,nr ..,.;,,;,;a. y tae conn'e'-
To. 49,, 3, @ ayI'Ians
:. '"' '.''0 = 'n"es VA loond
- .sas : s'.s ~ -, 'a"e' o 'no'e supposed TO
whom .I, .o,,,a h.rn.s;.a - : I'll. a'. :" le'pee' %
""o"' '' Dat op,4ss u. hhne WISDOM of the
ri. ri ~ = s,s. d: !Iiss sdia isesadg
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-02-21

M Gen. Lewis Cas- has heen elected. Upitet
States se6atorby ths lseiilalore Of Michigan. z
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-02-21

STATISTICAL FACTS OF THE UNION.
Mr. Ellsworth, the Commissioner Of Patents, in
his report just submitted to Congress- states some
interesting facts. Tie population OF The United
States Is estimated at ,lss.oOo. Tie number Of
bushels Of wheat raised in is4s. was IOo.Si0 s5e,
Twelve millions and al half bushels by New York
State. twelve millions and aquarter by Penrsyiya-
MIA, and nearly nineteen millions by Ohio. The
State which raises the greatest amount Of oats is
|, New York--nearly y-fve milIions Pennsyl-
yania is next--pearly nineteen millions The lar-
gest amount of rye israised in sylyauia--nipe
millions and half bushels; buckwheat, also,, two
and half Ifmillions Fifteen millions Of Indian corn
were raised in Pennsylvania; in Tennessee, sixty
seven millions. Nine millions Of bushels Of .pota.
toes were raised in this State; New York twenty
six millions; Maine. ten millions. -Four hundred
and forty-ohe thousand pounds Of tobacco were
raised in Pennsylvania twenty.six thousand pounds
Of silk, eighteen hundred and seyenty-sight thou,
sand pounds Of sugar. and nineteen thousand gal.
Ions VI vine made. The total products Of The
whole country are Al follows. Wheat 1904 $50
bushsls barley. s.s2o. .12l oats, las, ,s2s ses rye
4.2sO AN; buckwhsat, 1864. 40; Indian corn,
4s4 s,sls; potatoes ao5 75slss;hay, 4Ie. .soi
tons, flax andhemp, l6l.0o7 tons; tobacco, lsb,.
7sl ,b54 4pouuds;'eoiton, 1900. 200 pounds; rice
s9s79. l4s porudsI silk. BIG. .7S5 pounds; sugar
l2s 400, ,oio pounds;wipe. lssi24p GALLONS y Obi
sfafesmaq 98a .asgl<'i4 tsJ I'D h0iHlii
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-21

"AbusiUc Language The Hampshire
Herald strings together the following gems from
late papers of the whig party. curiously contrast
ing theory and practice
" The great objection to the course Of the Lib
erty party generally, is-their Abusive Ian
guage" -SpringfeId Gazette, June II.
" Let those believe Birney honest who can:
we believed and still believe him deceiUer and
a knave"-N Y. Tribune, July, l845.
" If Birney and his accursed clans were hung
on the topmost crags of the Cordilleras, or hurl-
ed alive into the burning craters of Potocatepel,
they would be but receiving the fate their foul
treason to humanity deserves. IN y Express,
July II.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-21

Mr.. Needham is most highly appreciated where
he is best known. He was last year nominated
for the State senate by the Liberty party of his
which he received the nomination
of the democratic party. His reply to the latter
nomination was worthy of the man and the cause
he had espoused. He stated that, to his view
the Liberty party alone occupied the broad plat
form of democracy-of equal rights;-that he was
pledged 10 those principles and that party; and if
any chose to vote for him with that distinct under
standing, well and good not he craved not their
support
ZENAS WOOD, ESQ, our candidate for the
office of treasurer, is one of the oldest business
men of our village, and say, unhesitatingly,
that he possesses the entire confidence Of all class
cs in his integrity, ability, and peculiar fitness for
the office to which he is nominated. MIR. WU0i
will undoubtedly run far ahead of his ticket where
he is known
Freemen of Vermont! in the name of three
millions of perishing saves-in behalf of the per-
lied liberties of our country, and the best good of
the State, ask you to support this ticket at the
ballot box. Will youdo it,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-21

cutors, eager to tell their success, rushed up
stairs, saying, "Well, we've got it out of him.;
rather than die, he has at last come out and told
it. We knew he would And now, Miss Web
ster, Israel said so and so, and if your statements
should correspond with his, you will save IsraePs
life, and yourself from sixty years in the peni-
Tertiary. There is no hope for Fairbank, but
no one wishes to imprison you Neither do we
wish you to stand trial 1t is in your power to
clear yourself You can do so as easily as you
can turn your hand over; and then you will not
be kept here an hour-but the doors will be o.
pened, and you can return to your school. We
are your friends and unless you take our advice,
there is no escape from SIXTY and perhaps eighty
years in the penitentiary."
Filled with disgust and indignation, I respond
ed, "Gentlemen, your threats and your promises
are alike UNDECIDED Though smile with con-
tempt on your profered friendship, think moi
that these things move me. You have laceratcd
that old mans back till he is ready to say yes OIL
no to suit your pleasure. And l wish you dis
tincty to understand, that whatever assertions he
may make, shall neither admit nor deny
Thank God I'm not a slave. ask no pity
All want, is, the extreme justice of the law
And sooner will suffer the tortures of the in
QUESTION. than degrade myself by asking mercy
at your hands"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-21
THE WINGS AND TEXAS.

1t will lot be long before the deep hostility man
ifeStSd by the Wings against annexation will pass
away. Already, some of their prominent men be-
gin to talk in a friendly style Of the new State.
The following is toast given by R. c. Winthrop
OF Boston, at Fourth Of July Celebration in that
city, rrefaced by few remarks concerning annex
alton:
"OUR CoUNrRY-Bounded by the St. Johns and
the Sabine, or however otherwise bounded or de-
Bcrbed, and be the measurement more or less
still country--to be cherished in all our hearts,
to be defended by all our hands"
For Texas, Slavery and all, this Astounding love
is displayed. When State after State carved out
of Texas, shall apply Ier admission into our I'm
ion, will R. C. Winthrop and his party be the men
to resist the admission unless slavery be abolish
ed? Never! They will do, as they have done in
regard to the States formed out OF the Louisiana
territory-suhmit to the slave power. And yet
this is the party in which we are urged to merge
our identity as Liberty men. God forbid.-Cin.
Herald
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-21

7th. Resolved, That there is no hope of the ul-
innate success of the Liberty party, but in the
firm and Incorporating adherence of its advO-
Gates to Liberty principles and Liberty men,
9Th. Resolved, That the principles of the Lib
srty party are founded on the Christian and Dem
ocratc idea ofthe universal equality & brotherhood
Of Man; and that candidates, to be worthy of the
suffragss Of Liberty men, must be Just men, who
if elected, 'will rule in the fear of God.'
18th. Resolved, That, while we avOw our
principles fearlessly and confidently, we hereby
desire to express our humble dependence on, and
confidence in, the Eternal One, who, we trust,
has called US to work the slaves deIiverance.
II. Resolved, That we look upon the proposed
General Anti Slavery Convention, to be holden at
Boston, as a measure well calculated to advance
the cause of Liberty in Now-England and hope
the call will be forthcoming Immediately.
The County Committee were instructed to ap-
point town committees.
The convention was ably addressed BY Milton
Clarke, and others.
J. WOODMAN, President
G. W. S1oSE, Secretaries.