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EIVAMIL5 PROVISIONS, &c- \ 30 bh's choice Sl Louis Flour
 9 kegs prime Leai Lard
 10 hall bbis Fuion Market Beef
 10 half hbis Pig Pork
 Gin smoked clear Sides do Shoulders Schooiry'a Hams, sma and large Smoked Beet and Tongues, etc elc For sale by JOHN OREILLN & CO.,,
 Corner Coaii aud WAIer SIS NE Goods delivered free of charges lMough"ui the cliy. nl5 GUNDRIES-l0 NJ Segars of various kh's k3 cases Undetwood's Pickles m gallnniaIs l5 cases do do ia quart rrs 30 cases do Ppppersauce in pi and f hoii'~ cases do Cherry Rrsuil, 10 cases do Mustard fine and sule,ine 50 pkg, Imperial, Gunp1mdeI and ft,. tI' Teas; POD lbs iiis quality Manila h'd'go 1000 lbs McCuIlnugh's Lead 200 sarks Sait 10 ca-es tai le Salt, in toTe and :ar sale by WARE & CiiEShR"C 'ii, n22 I CommT cc-st
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ID K ITS T R Y .

Il
 TYR. LEES NERVlNE will give immediate re l1 lief to the most acute TooTH ACHE, whne it proceeds from exposed nerve. It will also en- iireIy destroy the nerve that the tooth may be plugged and again become useful, without any pain whatever. The Nervine is perfectly free from every thing injurious to the organization of the tooth or that will dscoor it.
 Certificates of it's efficacy, from some of the mos respectable citizens, may be seen at the OFFICE southeast of Royal and Dauphin.sreets, over Gregory's Exchange, entrance on Royal-st.
 HJEvery operation in Dental Surgery performed upon the latest improved principles and warranted to last. mh21 94tf DATENT LETTER BALANCES The under- IL signed Agents for te manufacturers of the ge- nuine Patent Letter Balances, warranted to be pre- csey the same as those furnished to Government, will receive orders for them, and have opened sub scrpion lis, for that purpose-the cost will moi ex- ceed S5. The Balances can be furnished during the month of August-none will be ordered unless subscribed for.
 je26 l67 FREEMAN & BOLTON, IT Cum B,
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l AM ESTERN PRODUEE--.l0 bbIs Hu.asses W 40 hhls rectItied hrkcy | 20 hbls Dexer's double rectifrh Mhs skey 20 casks Bacon Sides; 6 casks ShoeI!ers | 30 hbls Mess and Prime Pork 70 ntgs Lard | 50 bbls St. Louis and Ohio Flour 3n hhds strictly choice Sugar, in sore and | landing lh,s morning from steamer James L. Day,
 and for sale by WARE & CHESBRoUGH, iy22 Commerce st
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c UNDRIFS-ln store on consignment and foI Ssale bv ihe undersigned- 50 qr casks Madeira Wine 40 hali p,pes Otard Brandy 10 do Champagne do 10 do Cognac do Is qr casks Domestic do
 pines Holland Gin 50 halt chests Pnuchung Tea 10 do Gunpowder do A0O s,ses Hats ani Caps 25 bhls ht~i6ed WhIskey 10 bbls old Bo.su,n do 20 dozen Collins Axes. l2 hhds Sperm Oil 75 pieces Kentucky Bagging 75 coils Kenurky Rope 10 cdses silk and cotton t1dkfs 25 boxes Compost Candles 10 bags prime Green Rio Cofee 100 boxcs Browa Soap 20 casks and hbls Vinegar 30 boxes Starch, Lem1n, Syrup Assorted CordiaIs, Tobacco, Sc Nl0 l X JONES
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2 AN NOTICE--ioHH h oprwAHpaad AAo~ B1 MAS WOODWARD have assooiattd l0 lio pia6- lice ar the Law, and will p,acrlrc in inc Courts "i Law and Equiv in the following connil's, 'iz:~- siacon, Russell, L~lly ete Randolph i.ifap's s' Benton and IalIadega, also, in the ~spfeiue I"ur' ni Iisc;tioasd
 lrs-,Jifce ,t r,i,.1.Ja. Ala. ter9Ks
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 QUESTIONABLE SUMMER CLO1HING- h' Receiving per brig Morea from New York, a
 new supply of Summer Clothing, consisting in part Fancy Linen Dress and Frock Coats 1 Flannel do do do Fancy Linen Pants White and figured Vests Linen and Muslin Shirts, Neck Ties, &: For sale by STANTON BROS, jel0 l60f 25 Dauphin-,reet
 Y ANDING from brig TimoIean from Boston,
 IA Pickles-Assorted, including Peppers, Man goes, Wanuts, &c. Capers-ln fine order Sauces-A nchoves, Indian boy and J. bule Olives-Best Spanish and French Jams -Rasberry and Strawberry SpiCes-Of all kinds, ground and put up 10 bot ties. Also, various other articles in the line. jy22 For sale by OHN O'REILLY co. SUNDRIES-20 casks fine Cincinnati Sides
 S 20 casks Cincinnati Shoulders 10 lierces Sugar cured Hams 100 bbls Reclifed Whiskey 100 bbs fresh ground Flonr
 50 kegs Family Butter; 50 bxs prime Cheese 800 bags White Corn; 1000 do l ehow do 30 bbls Moasses in cypruss, m store to arrive. Iyl5 For sale by MARSHALL, ROWE x Co. StALT. SLATES, &c- S 1000 sacks (beached) Salt, 30,0 900 States various sizes, 500 yards Yorkshire Flag and curb Stone, 500 Ridge Tiles, 10 tons Band Iron, Bagging and Rope. For sale by ie28 D WHEELER, 2S St Michael st. IT ME, PLASTER and CEMENT | A1 500 casks Thomaston Stone L'me 1 600 do do White Lump Lime 50 bbls Calcined Plaster 70 bbls Il, ,draulIc Cement, in store and io' jyl5 sale by J. II. RIVERS g. co. = UNDRlES--4OO bags t'orn - l04 bbls fresh Flour, 30 kegs Butter 80 bags Coffee, 5O bbls Whiskey
 'is iya4A .sA''''' anu ''' '" {. W. TORRANCE. NJEW BOOKS-The United States Explorin. | ' Expedition, by Charles Wilkes, U. s. N. cheai edition, in vols. Memoranda of a Residence al the Court nf Lon
 don comprising incidents official and personal iron 1919 10 1925, including negotiations on the OreG"' Question and other unseitied questions, bPi"een | Great Britain and the United States, by Richard Rush. I vol. Svo. Historical Memoirs of My Own Time, by SIT N. w Wraxall, Bart author of Postuni"us mrnio'rS' | vol Syo The Dog and Sportsman, ny s skinner 'or'ne'
 Editor of the American Farmer, w''h ii'us'r"'s,
 l vol. l2mo., for sale by , NY .uen jy26 S.W ALLEN slORrER, ALE AND EAST INDIA sEER- In nints and una,s and casks containing 6 to | I,,a, .a.h c,r sai. bv GEO MARTIN. | ;aoa 3S St Michsei-st. INScED OlL--20 bl.ls daily expected pc. briI
 IA Sarah rrown from New Y'S and tor sais l. | arrive by
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-05

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every person entitled to the right of pre.emption to any lands within the limits of the townships above enumerated is required to establish the the satisfaction of the register and of the proper land office, and make payne therefor, as soon as t aotca6ie a!r seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for the comme of the public sale of the township above designated. (emblacng the tract claimed;) otherwise such claim will beforfeited.
 JAS. SHIELDS, Commissioner
 my26 l51tL of the General Land Office.
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NOTiCE-The Coparinership heretofore exist- " ing between the subscribers under the firm of STRINGFELLow & HANNA, expired on tLe 3lst ult The name of the firm will be used m lquida- tion only. The unsettled business will be settled by aiIher nf ihe narfies-
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OST-A Certificate for 50 Shares of Blank of Mohile," stock No 332, date, I3h December 1881, and granted to ihe estate ol Jno. Murdock.
 s- Notice IS hereby given that application will be made for new Certificate after expiration of SIX weeks, according to the laws of the Bahk je7
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THE POOR MANS FRIEND.

TYR. JOsEPHT T. HILLS FEvERAND AGUE D MiXTURE-A certan and speedy cure Tor ChilIs mud Fever or Fever and Ague, and proven tive of Fevers generally. The unparalleled num- ber of cures performed by this medicine wherever introduced justly entities it to be called the "foor Mans Friend.' It IS to them that it's virtues are mostly known, for one bottle of the mixture never fails to ordinary of Chlls and Fever or Fever and Ague, and two hotties have always ehect- ed permanent and lasting cure in the most 'nve!er- ate cases. The physicians have declared war against it in all fever countries account ofits unheard o popularity and success: Nothing is lost to the pur- chaser of this mixture, Tor failure to any c,se of Feser and Ague. entities the purchaser 10 his money again. No cure no pay are the terms on which it is soldthat being sufficient guaranty ofils virtues, it IS not hough necessary give any of the hundreds of recommendations voluntarily furnished to the proprietor by those who have been cured by it's use For sale at
 GATES' Pharmacy, Sole Agent.
 lts- Be sure and ask for "iiils Fever and Aeue Mixture'' and no other jyl7 TTHMy--Mewhlnney' extra sugar cured, receiv II Ised per Fashion, and for sale by
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
 vas urossrs, bS Dapphin street.
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take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with ac-
 cording 10 law in such cases made and provided to
 pay lail fees .,n.c
 White sulphur sprIngs, MORGAN CouNIY, ALA, Jan 1st, 1S45. VUNHE undersigned having associated with them \ Major Gro. B. CLITHERALL, the above
 establishment will in future be conducted by us jointly. P. T. MANNING, G. MANNING. The public are informed that the "MORGAN SPRINGS" will be open for the reception of yisi- tors from the I 5th May till the 1st November. The snbscr ibers pledge themselves to use every
 means to contr 10 the comfort and pleasure of their guests.
 The waters are White and Black Sulphur, Caleb yate CoppeTas, Lines tone and pure Free Stone, and
 have been pronounced by persons competent o judge,
 not inferior in medicinal properties to any waters Ia the country They situated among the mountains 20 miles south of Huntsville, in a section oi countrys
 aboundng n beautiful scenery and natural curiostes,
 and point of health this location is unsurpassed. The improvements are elegant and sufficient for the l accommodation of 300 persons. ,, |, Tetms-S25 per monih and no trfrds-very liberal deductions made to families, and to persons remains ing the season. post ofhce IS es'abi shed at the Spr,ngs. and permanent hotel kept there, located l on the Memphis and Augusta mail road, which l road crosses the Huntsville and Tnscaloosa mail l road ten miles from the Springs, d, "Oliander,'
 where four ho post coaches from the north, south, east and west Iniersect
 To our friends and the public we say 'scome one, 1 come all" For further particulars, address l P. T. MANNING, Esq,
 l Post Master, Morgan Springs. Ala. l Dr. c. F. MANNING, Huntsville. | or Major GEO. B. CLFTHERALL, myl9 l45amo at Mobile or Tusca looss. ID OCkAWAY WAGON-One double seatRock- Al away Wagon, for sale low to close consignment ns SIX l JONES.
 IRON CHESTS-Fire proof, of assorted sizes, \ for sale by ,o,,.xcr n5K0 c W. Doh"ANNE-. 4 NANULtS-30 boxes lst quality Was and Sperm, | S iot sale bv WRIGHT s CUNNiN6HaM, ;,5 Grocers. 5S Danphm stoeet ESLoUR-Best brands St Louis family brands' l ss for sale by ,o 1 jySl JOHN ~ U oNe-...l-n e- ". | TtH4MfACNE-,'Iqu and Grown brands, ID ( unarts and ;i,nts, for safe hy
 l ,ai JOHN OsREILY & co.
 :ORK-2O bbls Mess. 10 do Prime, for sale by ! i,lO SNT'TH, riABNEY & co.
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1 AW 4Ofl. E--i W Lbst~Nr esa Fiee
 IA licp Law in the counties of aohi!p, b'ih~ in' Washington, Clarke aud Mnnr,e, and niienh regu arl, the sessII1s of lhe Circuit nnrts neii n ihos' counties. now 229tu
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NOTICE TO PREPARATION CLAIMANTS. Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption to any lands within the limits of the townships above enumerated, is required 10 establish the to the satisfaction of the register and receiver of the proper land office, and make payment therefor, as soon as practicable ar seeing ths notiee and before the day appointed for the commencement of the public sale of the township embracing the tract claimed, (above
 JAS. SHIELDS, Commissioner
 .nv26 l5l+I, of tte General Land Office.
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HOPAKTNERSHiP FORMED--The subscri- V Der informs the public that he has taken into Coparlnership Mir. SAMUEL M. GOWDbY, the business will hereafter be conducted under ihe firm of CRAWFORD & GOWnEY.
 ie3 I57f JAMES CRAWFORD.
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NFR. VIM. MORRIS is our auhorsed agent dur lVl ing our absence from the State.
 iel9 THOS. P. MILLER & co.
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H OPARTNERSIIIP-MR w J. JOHNSON be. S come a partner in our house on and after 1st July next. The style of the firm will De F. w. Me- Coy & JOHNSON.
 ;a7 F w McCOY & CO
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Dg- PosTroNEMENT or PUBLIC LAND SALES IN FLoRIDA.-Pubc notice IS hereby given, that the public sales of lands, ordered by proclamation of the President of the United States, dated the 9tn day oi May, 1S45, to he held the Land Offices at NeDnans,iue and Tallahassee, the elerenth day of August next; and at the Land OGcs at S. Augus- fine on the eighteenth day of August next, all situate in the STATE OF FLORIDA. are declared 10 he postponed until, and 10 commence on, the tfh day of Jdrudry next.
 Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this 18th day July, A. D. ls45
 JAMES K. POLK. By the President
 JAS. SHIELDS,
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shR N WALKLY ma, he fuund at lhr office ior aV mers occupied bS Dr. ]. c. NoTT' No a7 Royal si. Residence N" G9 St Anthony st. iebo
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IAilES SANFORD

1s.A FOR REIN f-The comfortable TWO siort ..I frame House east sIde oi Lawrence street, one uu.r north oi Chulch. Possession lst Nov next - fke premises are III good repar and will be rented low To acceptable tenant. Apply 10
 Nl P.B. TAYLOR.
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kkOEf. 5 ] HARRISON has returned tD ,he C city His office Gas heretnloe) is al the Drug Store ol T. WALSH, 36 Royal street. febI3
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KNTHIrAkEk < SAMPSON offcr for sale |, W close consignmens-
 20 bxs Judd's patent Sperm Candles
 50 bbIs Phiadt phia Draughl Ale I5casks London Brown Stout, in qis aui pinil 5quuter casks PeIievoisen Cognac Brandy 30 bhis MonongaheIa WhIskey
 5 barrels fidei Vinegar
 200 kegs Hronklvn White Lead
 Is half cIes;. superior Chulan black and old
 dyson Tea
 20 cnls ken'ucky R"pe--also, Carte. Drays. Wagons and Wbeeba,ows Ie2l
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ARR JOHN HAUPT, Jr., is hereby authorised iFh make collections and transact business for US during our absence from lhe State
 n26 II St JOHN & co
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N OTICE-The ooparfner.hp heretofore existing l V tn Ter the firm of DEsHoN, TAYLOR My FRS, is thIs day dissolved by mutual consent. The undersigned havng purchased the interest of FHos B. TAYLOR, will continue the business under the style of DEsHoN & MYERS and are charged with the liquidation of the late irn.-June lq, lo45,
 CHARLES A. DESHON,
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NOTICE-The undersigned has this day with N drawn from he firm of THos. P. MILLER & Co. Thos. P. Miller ard Orlando Furness, are authorised to sign in betalf of the firm, collecting and paying the deuls due to and from said firm.
 apl5 JOHN $. REMSEN. The subscribers will con'nue the Grocery busI- ness under the same name and style as heretofore.
 THOMAS P. MILLER. ap16 ORLANDO FURNESS.
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l fgA fGtl nBsf-fron Inc ist dr Nos-n,ier
 .EAa. .nosi, tlle Culton Warehouse, (knnwn as Ssn'
 iord'sj cn Eslats, between Wa:er and RuyRl-sis, For lrrps anniV 10
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6aA TO RENT-Thai large comlnodions brick
 G!n. House, known as McClary's, one and d hah mi IT, m the wharf Inquire of CHAs STEkLE, mv23 or 10 CHARLES BANCROFT <.5A FOR RENT-A pleasantly situated House G.:sA the corner of State and Hamilton streets, will De re Ited low until the 1st Nov nexl, If imme- dIae application IS made. Apply on the premises. myl3 II0tf
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FEVHE undersigned will continue the COMMISSION 1 BUSINESS, and trust by strict attentoa to re- ceive continuance of the patronage heretofore re- ceived by the late firm.
 je3 l57tf VIM. STRINGFELL0W.
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nIsSOLUTION-The coparl0ership heretofore D existing between the subscribers, under the firm oi J. NJ. SUMwALT & Co.,, expired on the 3lst ult J. M Sumwalt will settle the business of the late firm. JAS. M. SUMWALT,
 June 3, 1S45. J. DOBLER.
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ENACTOKAGE AND COMMISSION BUSH N NESS-The undersigned will continue the above business under the firm of IlOYT & FORD, and tender their services to their friends and the public generally. WAIT $: HOYT,
 apl4 ll5tf CLINTON FORD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-30
AN OLD SCHOOL NEGRO.

The editor Of the Barre Gazette, writing from
Richmond, Va. says;
The U. S. Circuit Court Is now in session here,
held by Chief Justice fancy, was present at the
opening of the Court on Monday and observed an
aged negro dressed in a long black coat, small
clothes and stockings, knee buckles and other
characteristics of fashion sixty years ago" AS
the Chief Justice entered the door, the old fellow
rose and was greeted by the head of the Judiciary
with as much civty as if he had been the chief
executive magistrate" The Chief Justice and the
District Judge shook him cordially by the hand
and made many inquiries for his health. On in
quiry | found that he was the slave and favorlte
body servant of the late Chief Justice Marshall,
whose memory the faithful negro cherishes in most
aifectionate remembrance. He is but a nominal
slave, now, preierring like many others here, not
10 be free. He dresses in precisely the style OF
his former distinguished owner, and insists on being
at the door of the court room, in days of yore Ia
tender his services to the esteemed successor of his
old master. He takes the hat of the Chief Justice
fills his glass Of water, and does several other off
ces as proudly as if he were the titled chamber
lain of king, and is treated with as much consid
Grafton by the very urbane and popular jurist, as
his old master could have been"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-30

Boston and Montreal Railroad is to become one OF
the greatest and most successful ro96s on the con
tinent. Why, then, should not the STOCK OF the
Vermont Central road be q safe profitable and high
" desirable investment? Why should it not be
token and that immediately? The risk of failure
is nothng-it is but the bare expense of making
the effort, and cannot by the terms of subscription
exceed one per cent Of the stock taken: on the
other hand if the stock is taken and the great pro-
iect goes on, no man can doubt for moment that
it will be the most profitable investment ever made
in Vermont We are glad to say that the books
are open here, and that at the first onset without
preparatory noise and buster, moned men, busi-
ness men, professional men, embracing merchants,
mechanics, farmers and all classes, have at once
subscribed with lberality far beyond our high
est expectations. Remote from railroads, with
comparatively little knowledge of the value of such
investments, and not generally understanding the
modus operandi, it was not expected that our peo
pie would i'll any degree come up to the work as do
those who have full personal knowledge OF the
whole subject, and have had their faith strengthen
ed by fat dividends and fater advances in the val
lie of stock already invested. But in this we have
been agreeably disappointed. The stock taken al
ready by the citizens of this village amounts to
100000, and will go upto 1925 or S150,O00 Let
the work 20 on let every man, who has MEANS inter
est himself in the project: if he is able to take but
a single share, he has voice and an influence in
the great work. and gives assurance to men of lar
ger means, in remoter regions, that an investment
here is safe. The millionai of Boston needs and
asks no better security for investing his money here,
than the fact that our people themselves in mass
are embarked in the same enterprise. Go on, 60
on, and secure every dollar of the stock that can
be taken in Vermont Vermont wishes the road
to go through-wishes influence in the direction of
any road through her territory wishes her share
i'll The diridends: let her citizens secure all by TAX
ing stock to the extent of their ability
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-30
For the Waterman and Journal
CIVIL GOVERNMENT DEMOCRACY
HUMAN NATURE,-No, H.

There is no occasion to prove thefollowing prop
ositons: l. Civil Government is necessary. 2. 1t
must be government, and not agreement. 3. 1t must
mate. A. 1t will then claim obedience n duty
Then let us recur TO the doctrine, that sovereignty
the source and power of Government is vested in
The people as a native, undenied, independent right
"Pesed" Yes, vested consttutionally, and adj
ministered constitutionally too But why vested at
ALL if the right is native, inherent? Who will frame
your constitution? The people. Who are the peo-
pie? Those who have the right Of suffrage How
will you ascertain this right of suffrage before you
have constitution? Uho shall decide this right
Why the people? Who are the people, again? ?
Why, the majority. Majority of whom of what !?
Majority of the world? No-of a given territory.
Then is it territorial, and not popular or demo
cratic Government, But who shall fix the bounda-
ries of that Government? Why, the people. What
people? Have you not brought yourself round,
in circle, to the same point whence you started y
The people of the tcorid? No. OF England
France ?-the United States What sized nations
would You have? Shall they be separated by nat
udl or artificial boundaries or lines? These ar
ranged conuentionalib or declared off by rigid p
When separated, who shall settle their internation-
al laws rights and privileges? When nations of
equal territory and population differ, one demand
ing one thing and the other the opposite, which will
be rigid? And what becomes OF the decision of
the people? Do you not see that you need some
higher source of power, Of authority, Of law, than
that Of the people--a mere human democracy, to
carry out your modern patent theory to its full ex-
tent--to its ultimate consequences? The truth is,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-30

the people are not sovereigns the majority of any
nation of all nations, do not possess the right or
niihority-in other words, they ore not the source
of power for Civil Government Matter cannot, OF
ITSELF rise above its level. There is no more Of
man Than man. There is no more of deprdued, per-
vcrted man, than deprdued, perverted man. Nor can
you raise them by combination of the same ma
terinls How shall your product be superior to
your (dctorS2 Operate by and with depraved and
perverted men, and the result is depraved and per
verted men. There is no such thing as a rightful,
pure source Of Government in man. "The porers
That be are of God" Civil Government is an nsti
tuition of dirine origin. The right for men to gov
ern men is from God. And this Government is to
be administered according to the la,cs of Cod
Should any one be disposed to question such views,
let him not resort to rdicue or evasion but let him
meet the question fairly, and depend upon such
COOL dispassionote arguments and reasoning as
will give light and do good and not perhaps, raise
jeer or a laugh with such are apt TO shout and
hurrah at the beck of demagogues, but know moth
ing of the nature of Civil Government
Meantime, in my next number will attempt to
show, from the very nature and circumstances of the
case, that it is utterly impossible to found and adj
minister Civil Government on mere human author
ity; but there must be common, universal source
of right and power for that Government, entirely
above the control and prerogatives Of men.
CIvIs.