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ARRANGEMENT FOR MURDER. A colored
man named VIM. II. Costa, % years of age,
and runaway slave from Talbot county, Md,
was arraigned at Boston on Thursday, for the
murder OF Mr.. Brooks, mate of the whaling
ship Ontario, on the West coast of South
America in 1914. lie at first plead guilty, but
afterwards withdrew it and entered plea of
not guilty. He was remanded for trial.
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b3-BALTlhORE ASSEMBLY OF DISCUSSION,
Session Room Of "Henshaw's" Church, German-st
near Sharp The exercises Of the Assembly will con,
sist, on THIS tMonday) EVENING, May 26th, of Re
citations and a discussion Of the following quest ton:
"ls deception justiabe in any case:n
Ladies and gentlemen arc invited to attend. The
Assembly will be called to order AT o clock
IL BY order CHAS REESE. Cor Sec
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Gy-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will wre for any person in the city of
Baltimore, or in the United States anysubje
nectGd with literature or science. Orations from So
TO $40, occupying twenty and forty five minutes. Lee
lures 50 to $40; Letters and Essays 49, Pieces lorde
clamation 50 to So inscriptions for tOmbs SO to So
Sentimental Tales s. to $40, Advertisements 81 to
tics 81. Pieces for Albums, &c. sc. cents per line.
Persons at distance will address post paid and en-
closing remuneration) the Milford Bard, or DIR. John
Lohand, Baltimore. Citizens will call at the Wash
ington University, East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call will drop line in the post office, cncos-
ing the qtid pro quo. -Editors friend, to me, will
please give an insertion. m22
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fl5- 1t seems hardly worth while that we should
add any testimony the overwhelming that has
already been procured to that ineStimabe Burn speci-
fic, CONNELL'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, (forRery
Daley's) hut may well say that it exceeds any
rough cure of sores of all kinds and no family should
be without it, for if they have accidents by fire, it is
sovereign cure where life is not lost at once, and ii
they never have such calamity ii cannot come
amiss in the great variety Of cutaneOus affections,
sores, cuts sc. sc. Of which every family must have
its share.-N Y. .4,rord.
For sale corner of Baltimore and Hanover streets,
Baltimore. Also at the corner of Baltimore and Ilar
rison SITS, and at No. 81 Thames ST. 1t
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BALTIMORE. NAV Doth, ls4

NWy -UIIIl IOfJ'
iI7-I O. o. Y. An adjourned meeting of the Sc
YeTal Lodge Committees, intending TO visit Boston on
the 9th of June, will he held in the Basement Room
of the Hall THIS DAY, (Monday,) at oclk, P. M.
Brethren intending 10 join in the visit will please
NJ eet the Committee at the above named place and
time, JOHN A. THOMPSON, Ch'n Com
WIN, ROBERTSON. SeC'y. 1t
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HERY GOODS. We invite the attention of the
"a y purchasing community to examination of our
well selected stock of dress Silks; Berages; Balza
rnes: Alpacass Scotch and French Lawns, new
styles; striped, plaid and Lace Jaconets and Swiss
Musns; Plain Null, Tarlton, Cambria, Swiss and
Bishop Lawn; Berage, Silk, Thbet, Cashmere and
Grape, plain and emb'd Shawls; ScarfS; Mousline de
Lains and Cashmere, for dresses Bomhazines; black
and blue blk Mouslin and Berage English and French
Chntzes; Table and Piano Covers; Curtain Muslins;
Table Napkins & Cloths; Linen Sheeing, all widths;
Pillow Case Linen and Damask Diapers Irish Linens;
EarIston and Manchester Ginghams; Linen Cambria;
Gloves, Hosiery, &C., to he sold at the lowest prices
X. MctLDOWNY s. co.
No. 1863 Baltimore street.
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BALTImORE 1IUSETTM

WJ-FAREWELL BENEFIT OF J. l.. GALLA-
CHER, and his last appearance in Baltimore
WEDNESDAY, May 2sth, lS45, SWEETHEARTS
AND WIVES. Billy Lackaday, Mr.. OWENS, in
which lie will sing ''Billy Lackadays Lament" Chas
Franklin, Mr.. WALCOT. Eugena, Miss LUDLOW
Miss CANNON in favorite Dance
TO conclu ic with "rIIE IRISH LION" Tom
Moore, Uhe Irish LonJ Mr.. GALLAGHER Mrs.
FltZgig, Mrs WALCOT. m26 .lt
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ne COMPANY ORDER, No. l. The members Of
thC NATIONAL BLUES are hereby ordered TO as
semble at the Arnnry. in Summer uniform, for pa
rade on THIS DAY (AIonday,) May Goth, at o'clk,
p, Nj. By order Of JOHN PICKELL, Captain.
IT, WIN. RATTLE, o. :.
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DEATH OF AN EDITOR. The Cumberland
Alleghanan announces the death of its senior
editor, Fl. Mckinley, Esq.
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PRICE OF NEGROES. An officer of the U.
S. brig Truxton, now on the coast of Africa,
writes that good healthy negro costs there but
$50; and is purchased for rum, powder, tobac-
CO, cloth, SC. The price of the same negro in
Cuba is $500.
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B3-FANs, FANS, GLOVES, SC. &e, We are
running off Fans t6l 8, 10, 1874, Sc Gloves 6! and
10 cts; Gents Gloves beautiful spring style, l2a and
81; Summer Stocks &c; super Linen Collars 10 and
Elastic Suspenders lSi; French Elastic 25c; superior
Almond Soaps, from extracts, &C.; Toilet Powder and
Boxes; China Toilet Bottles, (at very low priees)
Brushes, Combs, Sc in varieties; also Carpet Bags,
SatcheIs; Straw Sacks; Portable InkstandS; Feather
Busters, superior article for furniure these, with
varieties of other Goods of at low prices for cash
$g- Right ON the corn er of Market and Chares-ss.
n26-2L* MORTIMER g. MOWBRAY.
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DUEL AT CINCINNATI. Mr.. Bland, keeper of
a public house at Cincinnati had a dispute with
an Englshman, few days ago, about their
skill in the use of firearms, which resulted in
a challenge, and procuring pair of pistols,
they repaired TO the street and exchanged shots
without, it is supposed, intending to hit each
other, but unfortunately the ball of the Eng
lishman took effect in the right breast of Mr..
Bland, and fears are entertained that he is NOR
tally wounded. The Englishman Immediate
ly surrendered himself, and is now in prison to
await his trial.
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FIRE. The book binding establishment of
Alessrs. kingman, Hutchinson & Co., over the
store of James Munroe & Co., booksellers,
Washington street, Boston, and the two upper
stories, with stock, &C., were entirely consum-
ed by fire on the night of the 2lSt inst. The
building was owned by Mr.. o. Goodwin.
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STARVATION. BY the brig Planet, at New
York, which left Turks Island on the 18th inst,
information has been received that owing to the
scarcity of provisions the inhabitants were al
most i'll a state of starvation. So great was the
famine that vessels were boarded in the passage
in the hope Of obtaining from them the neces-
saries of life Flour was selling at Sl4 Dbl,
and all other provisions in proportion.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY. The
proceedings Of this body on Tuesday consisted
principally of the discussion of the question in
relation to the validity of the Catholic Bap-
tism. Dr. Junkin made lengthy address
upon the subject. During the day the 23d an
nual report of the Board of Directors of Prince
ton Theological Seminary, and the Goth an
nual report Of the Trustees of the same Semi
nary, with the report of the Board of Domestic
Missions, were read and referred to appropriate
committees
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. During a severe
thunder shower at Troy on Tuesday, the dwell
ling of Mr.. L. Nlosher, 18th ward was struck by
lightning. The fluid descended the chimney
on the end of the house, and drove thimble
out of a pipe-hole in the second story, and
came out of stove door in the first story. A
lady and child, occupying the lower story, each
had their shoes more or less torn from their
feet but escaped with a trihing shock. No
other injury was done.
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"A T. n A " A C.
MARRIED.,

AT ST. Francis Church, Newark, Del, on the Goth
instant, by the Rev'd Walter T.. Franklin, Mr.. NJ. 5.
SHAPLEIGH, OF Philadelphia, Pa to Miss ELIZABETH
MARrHA, only daughter of Thomas Blandy, Esq, of
the former place.
On Wednesday morning, May DIST, by Rev. John
Light Rev'd. J. T. WARD, of the Maryland Annual
Conference NJ ?. Church, TO Miss CATHERINE ANN
LlGHT, of Beddington, Berkeley county, Va.
On the 22d inst. by the Rev. c. ID. Purviance, GEO.
B. PRICE to Miss ELIZABETH DowSEs all of this city.
AT washington, on the 22nd inst. nv the Rev. VIM.
r. Sprolc, JAMES NJ SMITH, Esq. to Miss MARTHA l..
BOUTWELL,, all of that civ.
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Ih7-CORONER,s OFFICE, No. 1923 NORTH HIGH
TREET, two door north of Gay-st. nhl2-ly
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NH RS. CKERSON, No. So North Howard st.
WE has just received few pieces Corded LAWNS,
very wide. mo6
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N5-LECTURE ON ELOCUriON. Prof KING,
will pronounce LECTURE, illustrated by truthful
READING AND SPEAKING, on Monday Eccning, ,
May g. in the Hall, No. Hanover-st commencing
at O'Clock. All who admire and can appreciate
correct and graceful EIocutsn, are requested TO at
tend Tickets Of admission, 25 cents Ito be had at
the music stores and at the door.
{E3-Prof King respectfully announces TO the public
that his Institution for the permanent cure Of SIAM
MERlNG, and all other defects in speech, will be
opened in Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 18th OF June, Tor
four months and will return to Baltimore for the WIN
ter. m24-2t'
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E1rRAoRDINARY APFAIR, The New York
Evening Gazette says, a dashing lady, who
keeps a millinery store at No. 5 Division-st,,
and calls herself Mis-. l.. Isaacs, was brought
before the sitting agistrate to answer to
charge of picking the pocket of a pretty little
demoisele calling herself Miss Catharine Falk
Miss Catharine stated that she went on We'd
ncsday to try the fashion of Mrs. Isaacs hats
and bought one for SO, which she paid for, and
put her purse containing 50 40 cents back into
her pocket, Whilst taking leave of the fash
ionable modiSie, the latter inserted her fingers
into the pocket of her customer, distracted the
purse and put it into her own pocket. Miss c.
left, but discovering her loss, went back and
accused the builder of bonnets of the theft
The latter denied the charge Indignantly; but
Miss Catharne swearing positively the magis-
trate committed the fair milliner for trial.
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A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
& OO-NOO CAY CAN BE l!14l HAD I At

6 100000 s Gan b FIrI HAP I !, AT AT
TO DAY, for an outlay of only SIS, where was sold on
Saturday last four 3 No. prizes, 10 citizens.
Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class 20, drawn
May "a, lowest prize S2B, are
II 81 SO 7 "a IS 81 SO 40 IS SO
Draws TO-DAY the beautiful scheme of Md, Con-
solidatcd Lottery, class 63.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
l prize of 100000 prize of Sl4f5
l 5000 20 A" 1890
1000 40 " 250,&c.
Tickets s.; halves S2s; quarters Il; eghths 62c.
o. Draws next SATURDAY, May 3lst, f. +.
Seminary Lottery class 81, Capital S4O00-Tickets 81
shares in proportion, in which Scheduled & Co.
will sell on certificate packages Of % whole tickets
for only Sl4, halves 81, qrs SO so, eighths 81 U.s.
o. For the fortunate numbers either in packages,
single tickets shares please apply to the fortunate
SC6COLFlElID y co,
No. | Calvert street,
II Frs off from baltimore street.
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N3- LIVERY STABLES REMOVED. The I'M
dersisned would respectfully inform all his old Gus
toners and friends, that he has removed from the
Wheathed Stables 10 the FRANKLIN LIVERY
STABLES, between Howard and Liberty streets, in
Cowpen alley, Gimme diatey in the rear of Messrs
Geo. Bartlett Il Coz East of the old stand Hewoud
state he has for hire fine Saddle and Buggy Horses;
also, Busgys without horses. His Stables large
and airy, and good Sheds for carriages Gentlemen
keeping their hOlses with him may depend upon their
heinz well attended Ia
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EDLATED BUTTONS. MRS. MCPHERSON,
III No. - North Howard st, has just received
quantity Of Silver BUTTONS for chdren's vest nn26
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Hy-MEDICAL AND CHlRuRGhCAL FACUI.-
TY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONVENTION
The Annual Convention of the Medical and Chirurgi
cal Faculty of Maryland will be held in the HALL
over Mrs. cot's in South street, few doors below
Baltimore ST., MONDAY, "a June, at loa O'Clock,
A. nj. The members throughout the State
pectfully requested to attend; and gentlemen who
re DESTROYS of becoming members, will offer their
ppliealion TO the Convention.
ml9-2w RIA. DURKEE, M. D., Rec. Secy.
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between Calvert and Light SITS.

IysaA FOR RENT-A comfortable three story
MAE.i1 DWELLING. in Exeter street, the first house
B3aiii on the east side, north of Marketst. Apply
hi1i Ito NATHAN HARRl SON,
m26-lw corner of Calvert and Market SIS.
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:" w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENTIST
In . N. w. corner of Eutaw and Lombard streets
m Am,
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A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS. MRS. NICK
IN ERSON, No. SO North Howard ST., has Just re-
relyed another supply of very cheap Artificial FLOW
ERS. nl36
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lg- e. 6. FRYER, Manufacturer of LOOk
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES
WINDOW C0RNlCES, &c. &c.
g3- IMPORTER OF French and German LoOklNG
GLASSES, PLATES, sc. sc.
Frames re-guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. NORTH GAY STREET,
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VIM. Fl. KEEVIL,

aEsacsN VIM. Fl. KEEVIL,
WEj&HS FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL HALTER,
EE&X 9S BALTIMORE STREET,
ANaWEzzA Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
Sthat owing to the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats,
of quality SUPERIOR for the price to any other estab
shment in the city, of any shape or description
worn, viz SILK, Moteskin, Russia, Cashmere, Nuria,
and Beaver. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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NWHIPS! WHIPSH The subscriber has Just
w received, u lot of the handsomest Ladies and
Gentlemen's WHIPS ever offered in this city. Come
quick mot all at once,) there but few of them.
THOMAS p. HARRISON,
m2i-eo4t' 253 Market street, near Hanover.
SOMETHING NEW IN THE FANCY LINE.
~ Paper cut in beautiful patterns, for covering pie
ture frames and parlor ornamentss Just received
and for sale by p. A. NICKERSON,
m26 lW No. 50 North Howard street,
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DAucurrRs OF LIBERTY. The ladies always

DAuGuTrRs OF LIBERTY. The ladies always
exert their influence for the advancement of
public happiness; and we therefore rejoice when
we find them associatng for any public pur-
pose In New York AN association of ladies
has been formed bearing the appropriate title
Of the "Daughtcrs of Liberty" Their object
is declared by the American Republican to be,
''to show that heightened morality and politics
should go together; and that our political striles
should be carried on with more fairness and ho-
nesty than they have been heretofore" There
is certainly great room for Improvement in the
mode of conducting political contests, and we
are not surprised that ladies should desire to
have Il reform. There is nothing incompatible
in "hgh-toned morality and politics" though
they are too seldom found united; but this arises
from the fact that IN appointments to office
morality is not considered an indispensable qua
LITIGATION. If the ladies can succeed in chang
ing the policy in this respect they will accom-
plish good work, and we shall have none but
moral men placed IN authority.
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CARD. Mrs, BURKE begs leave to inform the
patrons of the Front street Theatre, that her first
benefit in this city will take place at the above estab
lishment on MONDAY EVENING, 18th inst, when
will be presented the Greek Tragedy of IVADNE,
with other performances.
Ivadne, Mrs. BUhkE.
Ludovico, Mr.. j. H. SUIT
S15- Box Book now open. lPRJ m23-O
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QNOR RENT. A convenient Room in Exchange
Il Place, (Eeertons' Buidings.) Inquire at No. n
Exchange Place. m24-,f
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supplch WIN tHC uhSh nuhi"'iS' lu%O
GSTEEL PEN INK. This Ink has been pro
~ duced by the chemical combination of new
material with the galIate of iron 1t is fluid in its ma
ture permanent in color, flows freely from the slee
pen, and therefore supplies what has hitherto been
beside alum to the users of that instrument. BY its
readily combining with paper of any surface, il is
suited TO free and rapid writing, and may be used
with any kind of metallic or quill pen. Another supply
of this excellent article ust received and for sale BY
PARSONS x PRESTON
booksellers, Sta,ioners and Blank Book Manufac
turers l5l Pratt-st., adjoining Railroad Depot. m26
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UpATHING CAPS. MRS. MCPHERSON, No.
1p % North Howard ST., in order TO accommodate
the ladies IN that heathtul recreation, has invented
new pattern of Bathing CAPS, which will keep the
hair perfectly dry. m26
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CONGO MELoDIsrs.-LHie Ole Bull This company
of Ethiopian Singers will give their first Concert this
evening, at the Saloon of the Assembly rooms. They
are accompanied by "LittIe Ole Bull" whose Solos
upon the violin have astonished all who have heard
him. We recommend them to all lovers of Vocal and
instrumental Music, and none should lose the oppor
tunity of hearing and judging for themselves.
ELocUTIeNARY LECTURE. 1t will be seen by the
advertisement in another column that Prof King will
give Lecture on Elocuton this evening, in the Hall,
No. Hanover street. Prof. King is one of the best
Eiocutionsts in the country.
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s. Ladies' Poney for hire. His terms for Lii
very horses as follows: Saddle horse per month S0
with carriage St2. ml2 colin
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III Avs OF MARYLAND, made and passed
~ by the General Assembly, at December session.,
1874. Just received and for sale by
+. LUCAS, Jr., No no Baltimore street.
o. Persons wishing to complete their sets can be
supplied with the back numbers. m96
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MUSEUM, "a Soldiers Courtship,' and the Pic Mic
Party, two pieces greaedt and by authors of The
first celebrity, will be performed for the first time here
this evening. They to the entire strength OF
the company, and will no doubt afford fund of a.
musement to host of auditors
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11
Published every Thursday.

Now let the Goshen Democrat turn back to our
files, if he has hem and read article in the paper
Of September 49, lS43 under the head Of 'the spois
and the spoils" for confirmation of what we say
to relation towards the men here, to whose
misconduct and selfish designs it supposes we had
''pandered." 1t will find the following expressions
from US
'iThe selection Of NEW MEN OUT OF INDIANAPOLIS,
TO fa the important Offices Of State is ,ohat haUe
dcays been favor of personally, and hare freely
expressed ourselves to our friends parious parts Of
the State"
And again, at the conclusion of the same article,
we repeated the same sentiment in this lahguage:
sour sympdthies hare neUer get been so circlni-
scrbed 10 be inSensibe 10 the deinquencies Of
locality, to the merits claims Of others. And
TO the partitioning Of the fruits Of rictory dchier-
ed by the Jealous efforts Of ALL, and in rhich ALL
hare an equal interest shall regard. as hare
erer edearored to do the interest Of The State at large,
and the integrity Of the party as rhOle, rather than
the imaginary claims Of sndiridual local
ity. If the Legislature, in selecting ncumJeuts for
the offices to be filed this riner should be so fortu-
nate as to elect the BEST MEN, no matter from chat
quarter of the State, and men pho irM faithfully and
UtSChHSc tHeT uuttcS Oc Utt tcftuTc 10 say
that the people WiA be satisfied, and shall ice''
Now if our Northern friends did not understand
these declarations, did not believe them, the old
Junto here did both: and they then swore in their
wrath that the Sentinel should be superseded by a
new paper. Their bitterness has been accommodating
and concentrating from that time this, until, des-
perate, they have made public outbreak, and brought
the matter before the people for arbitration and settle
ment.
Now the of the misapprehension of our
Northern friends consisted simply in this: They
were right as to the existence of selfish and unprn
cpled unto here, but were ,crong to the ,rhc
,oere included IN it, In the attacks therefore, which
were made by them three years ago, they were like
men fighting in the dark, and hit friends well
foes. They will pardon the apparent harshness Of
the comparison; do not intend it Extensively, but
to illustrate the fact. But harsh as it may appear
it is hardly strong enough to answer the purpose
because, at the time we speak of the blows which
were given fell only upon the heads of true men,
true as any living and thus tended to aid the selfish
designs of the hunkers. II was such circumstances
these, that led to misaPprehend their true posi-
ton, as well as they ours. We long ago, however
satisfied ourselves that we were mistaken in those
Impressions and we think we ultimately satisfy
them that their fears in regard to were equally
groundess.