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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-01

Uutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
 No. n Wall Street, New York.
 oBT.S, PATTERSON, President BESJ. c. MILLER, Secy
 Jos. L. LoRD, Agent.
 t72 Policies issued from 1st May last t0 list
 March-Preniium ,935 25 sl Policies issued to 20 March. .......... $500 co nd only losses, S50Oc-s 435 25 A DVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS CO., "A Premiums may be paid in tull, or by weekly, monthly or quarterly insi alnents; and when it eeds $50, one I only in cash, and the other in secured payable in twelve months with six per cent interest, reneWabis, and subject only to afier sixty days notice, it needed by losses. Profits divided annually in available scrip bearing six per interest, pheh ths Company WH adUanes figo- thirds in cash reqsrsi ihe profits be added to increase the sum in ,ured. Third persons can in sure the lses of others. The assured can, afer a term of years, surrender the policy and receive ns sqvaient paiss; and every precaution taken to pre- pent a forfeiture of the policy
 The Company also insures on point lives, and grants annuties and endowments.
 SLAVES, (House-servan and Mechanics) in. sured. Mobile, 22d AprIl. sp23 l2l WALTER SMITH, Agent.
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J. DOBLER,
 BOOKSELLER AND STATTONER, No. 49 9DAUPHIE-sTREET.. MOBILE, ALA. aTA complete assortment of Law, Medical, Theo. logical. School and Miscellaneous Books, constantly OR hand. Blank Books manufactured to order. His supplies of cheap literature are ample, and additions made published.
 English, Frenca and German Books imported to order per Atlantic steamers, at the same charge made by New York houses. dec3i 26
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THOMAS HARRIsON,

ATT NEY AT LAM,
 Montgomery, Alabama. Will practice in iie Courts of Montgomery, Ma con, Autauga, Lowndes and Dallas counties. Also, the District Courts of the United States, held at Mobile and Tuscaloosa. All claims placed in his hands promtply attended to.
 Rsfns to Wm. Jones, Jr. Esq. ) Harrison ck Robinson, Mobile. Hugely. Mann & Co. Hon. R. Safod, }D..uc. Hon. Jno. S Hunter, D"'' "o' Gen. T. l.. Toulmln, 2uL,. Hon. E. s. Dargan, { decl7
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-01
MOBILE MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA
 WEEKLY PACKET


 MOBILE, MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA,
 WEEKLY PACKET.
 N n The fine steamer DALLAS, q. w. Lapnglon master. will ply during the seasso as A regular Weekly Packet 10 the above and all intermediate landings, commencing her trips at ihe first rise of the river, leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY evening al , o'clock PM, arriving at Montgomery every FRIDAY morning. is time for he cars for Chehaw, arriving at Weiumpka every FRIDAY, al 3 o'clock PM. Returning, leaves We tumpka every SATURDAY. at 12 o'clock M., and leaves Montgomery every SATURDAY evening on the arrlval of the cars from Chehaw, and arrives Mobile every MONDAY morning, in time for pas. sengers to take the New Orleans Mail boats. The steamboat Dallas has been thoroughly repair ed, having been hauled out in the New Oreana Dry Dock. No expense or labor has been spared to make her as safe and comfortable any in the trade. oci30 M. WAR'NG & O., Agents. N. R-The Dallas is provided with fine Engine and Hoes
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-01
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. WH HITE LEAD.-Union, Philadelphia an


 |" HITE LEAD.-Union, Philadelphia and w Western
 0IItS-Linseed. Sperm. Tanners and Neais6oot GREENS--Chrome Paris, Verdigris Brunswick REDS-Verniiiion, venitisa, Lake and Orange BLUES-Prussian, Antwerp. Verder, Indigo YELLOWS-Chrome, Ochre. Patent. Kings 6LASS-French and American Window and Picture, sizes from 6XS 10 36X4O
 BRUsnES-Ar,is,'s. house painters. gilder's aud white wash
 vARNISHES-Coach, picture, polishing. farni- ture aad japan sH Spirits Turreutine, Gold and Silver Leaf, Bronze, Art,sts Coiors, ground, in and dry; together with general assortment oi every article used in house, siga and ornamental painting.
 For sale at FOODS General Paint Store, aug3l Al Dsaphin-street 1sOFFEE MILLS-R0 doz in store and landing. J consisting of Increase Wiisoa's best, warrant cd; Plxut's, Holt and MilPs, Fiellheuse, Adams pateat large, for Steamboats, Box; Spice and Corr, Mills nnvls REYNOLDS DICKkES--60 cases Underwood's, mixed. Ca II pers, Ghsrkins, Catsup. Salstatus. etc., land aovlO MARSHALL, ROWE ( co
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-01

NNHE SUBSCRIBER has just recsi,ed and of II fers for sale to the trade at wholesale, the fo- lowing articles at the proprietors prices:
 Wm Bailey's Syrup of Wild Cherry,a safe and certain remedy for all diseases of the Lungs.
 Wm, Bailey's Compound Fluid Extract of Sar- saparlIs. fos the of all diseases arising from an impure state Of the blood.
 Wm. Bailey's Military Shaving Cream. an emol- lient Compound, the best article invented for shaving either with warm or cold water. Let those now shave who never shaved before, and those who always shave, now shave the more.
 Wmr Bailey's American Vermiluse, for expel-
 ling worms from the system novl2 RL WATKINS, Ageant, Druegist
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-01
HOtchkiss' Premium Vertical Water Wheel for SaWmllls. &e.


 Wheel for Sawmills, 6Lc. rENHE subscribers have purchased the right to ihe A of this truly celebrated discovery within the State of Alabama.
 We offer 10 persons ownIng sawmIs or mill-seats what we regard a substantial and lasting improve ment in the value of their property. for the chsrac- ter of which refer the suboined certificate of several highly respectable commission merchants in the city of Mobile, and to the still stronger language of certificates appended 10 handbils in general circulation.
 To persons who are willing to make the experi- ment. we propose 10 increase greatly the speed of their mills, or, in of failure, the ver- tcal wheel and restore the fuller wheel free of charge to the owner, if desired.
 We have agencies al Mobile. Tuscaloosa. Hunts vile. Welumpka, Euiaua and Gainesville, and irons will be kept al each of those places. Orders ad- dressed to us at either. or at Talladega. will be promptly met if satisfactory reference be given. Persons forwarding orders writing for iRforma- ton, will please their head and fall of water, length of Auter-wheel, size of gap. present rate of sawing per day, and whether water is plenty or scarce.
 Our agent for Mobile is Mr. J ohn F. Jewelt, No II Water street. GEO. w. STONE & co. GEo. w. STONE, WALKER REYNOLDS, IANYs IsRELL.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-01

DROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF Il HARTFORD.-This company was incorporat- ed with perpetual charter in 1925, and is now of the oldest and best established institutions in this country. A very large and prosperous business for twenty yesrs is the best guaranty of its character.
 Capital, S2OO,0OO.
 DIRECTORS. Daniel w. Clark, Benj. w. Greene, John Warburton, Wm. w. Ellsworth, William Thrall. Elisha Peck, Chns. H. Northam, Eery Hills, Thos. Bekuap, Wm. kellogg, Ezra Strong, A. c. Hazard, Wm. A. Ward, E. c. Howe.
 Lemuel Humphrey.
 D. W. CLARK, President. WM. CONNER, Secretary.
 Fire, Marine and River policies issued by the agent in Mobile, on the most favorable terms claims for lose or damage promptly adjusted, power to settle and pay all claims against the company be- ing vested Tn the agent. JNO. c. RYAN, Agent, dec27 IS St Michael street.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-01

WEELY PACKET FOR TUSCALOOSA. ! hrhe steamboa. H KINNEY, H. Nzssks Kinney master. will run during tine season a regular weekly packet, leaving MOBILE every TUESDAY evening. to commence as soon as the water will permit.
 For freight or passage apply on board io
 nov9 NJ. WARING g. co.
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MOBILE AND COLUMBUS PACKET.


 h FF<H~A. The splendid fast running pas 9.&AN[A Ssenger steamer NEW WORLD, JO. II. Estes, master, will run during the present n regular weekly packet leaving Mobile every TUESDAY at 5 PM, and arrive al Columbus on THURSDAY al 3 PM. On her downward trip leave Columbus every FRIDAY al 9 AM. and arrive in Mobile Sunday night. nos23 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co, Agents. The New World will commence her trips with the hrst rise of water.
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MUM 5573

NoPtRB EDITIONS OF TIE PoRIS-M;- iaIure nndon editions of all the Siaods,d E'a
 hsh Poets richly bound in uniform sets. es,ra a;I. and illusiraed. ea' extra g's n various bndings N 'o"'"ey'
 Longman's Lond. edition of Moore's I.aILa RooLb eS"''n"s pia illustrated with Steel Eneravioes-One Royal Sso volume Mnr ex aui.
 :, fhi'ad+Ipl uniform Sso edtions oC R.ro. "oofe' b5ron' Scott. SIerne, Cowper ana Thomn. Ps' an" A"o"P-
 "rIs~oid's Poets and Poetry of Am.rc.. and roe's and Poetry 0f England-8vs Turkish msr'- exra gilt. "''" '"e''' fellow y i-o"g-
 Carey & Harl's fine editions of Scou's Lady of ne Lake; Campbell, Cowper. and LonpfelIow. il- u'.raitd. while cali. extra gut.
 AppIeion's editions of Tasso, BurRs, Dante. Mil. ion' ossian, Hemans and Scott. ID cloth extra and morocco gilt. a"" Morris Willis Library fthe Prose and Poetry oi Europe and America :, Ne Poems, sacred, passionate and humorous, of N. r WillIs-sixih edition.
 n ne Poets Of America, illustrated by one of her fs,nlers; edited by JOhn Reese-ffh edition,
 he Poems sf Amelia-second edition
 e1 '",a " ,. DOBLER, nov'l B'nkssllerand Stationer, 49 Daunhin.s,
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-01

N. D. CRuZAT. H. R. MOORE
 CRUZAT G MOORE, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
 MOBILE, ALABAMA.
 References- Messrs. Whitaker q Sampson, Mobile. James Magee & Co. !" Carlos Cruzat. Esq, Havana. Messrs. ,mond 6 Co.,, New Orleans. e Jordy X Brasier, e James D. Denegre, Esq. jy22
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SUMWALT & TEST, B0oKsELLERs, sTArIoNERs, AND
 Biank Book Manrfactures,
 No. S6 Dsuphin-st, Mobile. Constantly on hand large assortment of Law. Blank Rocks, Medical, Paper, Theological and Misce lianeous and Stationery, School Books, of all kinds, &c. &c. jan26
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-01

DLANK BOOKS-A splendid sr icle of the bes
 hD quality of paper, and bound in various sty lest such as I.edgers, Journals, Day and Cash Books. Record Books and Dockets. Persons wishing to purchase will do we'll to call and examine before buy ,ng elsewhere.
 Don't forget the number, 2s Dauphin street: novl6 JOEL WHITE
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-01

MOBILE, July 4, lo46. VNHE undersigned commission merchants are ac- II quanied with Hon q. w. Stone. Walker Reynolds and James lsbe. and know them to be gentlemen ofhigh moral character and responsibili- ".
 We have examined the certificates nf Gov. Fz- patrick, Daniel Pratt, Major ]. G. L. Huey, Ro- bert Jemison, Col William Curry, Gen. Wm. B. Mcclellan, Gen. l.. w. Lawler. Gen. J. T. Brad ford, John K. Taylor and Robert Jemison. jr., oi Tuscaloosa, most of which are appended 10 the handbis now in circulation. These are all person. ally known to some of us. and by reputation to the rest. They gentlemen of the highest character, and worthy of all confidence. Their certificates clearly show that the Vertical Water Wheel. when property applied, will nearly or quite double the speed of tine common saw mill, and that their structure is both simple and durable SCOTT, SLOUGH & co. GEO. c. HENRY, q. w. TARLETON, HEAVENS & MALONE, | jys cmo* BRADFORD & SAUNDERS 6rODFlSH-lOO boxes. for sale by | S nova Sl&I JONES,
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-01

O0 BBl.S best Cider Vinegsr <"O 2b bbls New England Rum
 IF casks Loadon Porter;
 D pipes Swan Gin, consignment and for sale by BEERS & SMITH, noy26 20 S, Michael ar
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(tODFlSH-lOO boxes, for sale by V nos4 sl&IIJoNEs.
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FHNHE subscriber will continue the Ship cliaadel 1 " and Grocery Business al the old stand 96 Commerce street. and socits share of public pa- tronage. CHARLES BREWER.
 Mobile, July l, 1846. jy1 FTNHE subscriber having taken his brothers LUXE n and HUsH MAsTERsoN into copartnership, the business will in futnra be conducted the name oi MASTEKSON 6 BROTHERS. both m St. Louis, Mo and in thIs place.
 ian22 JAMES MASTERSON
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-01

hISSOlUTlON--The partnership heretofore 1S existing between the subscribers. as Dtuggists and Apolhecares, under the name of MosELY & TOcKER, IS this day dissolved by mutual agree ment.
 J. TUCKER having purchased the entire interest in the business, will continue his account and under the same name formerly. All persons having claims against the late firm will present them for payment. and those indebted requested to make payment 10 J. TUCKER, who is authorized 10 use the name of the firm in settlement.
 P. M0SELY, Mobile. May I, 1s46. J. TUCKER.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-01

fNAIt.ok'o GooDS-For sale by
 A W. H BUNNELI, cor. Water and Cont.
 Fancy Satin Vostlng; Boiled blk. Satin do; Woye cold Marseilles do; light rich do Rich fancy and DIX Crasats; plsd and fig d do iwill'd Spiialsfeld and Pongee Hdk'f.; Sewing Silk; Linen Thread; Bruce Buttons; Strap do; I. R. Braces; Cotton Shirts and Drawers: Mixed Coton Half Ho.a ,oI
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-01

\ nNSURANCE-The subscribers. agents for the II ConlribuIionship Insurance Company of New York, continue to take River and Fire Risks, at the lowest rates of premium.
 HUNTINGTON S CLEVELAND, novS 4S St Michael st.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-01

H CASES Oiled Jackets. Pants, Frock Coats V Sheaihs and Belts. fancy White Shirts
 TwIlled Red Flannel Shirts Landing from bark Weskeag, for sale by
 nos2S VIM II BUNNEIL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-03
The BOndmln'S Trial and Advocate.

God and humanity are now preparing an in
dctment against the institution which ten years
hence, will be closely confined and :vonpI
peculiar to America Heaven and cain, the
land and sea, The Gospel and the providence Of
God, the long-reaching annals of the human
race, are preparing evidence in the case And
when the suit shrII be brought before the tribu-
nal OF mankind; when those pie Idings come on:
when the yealning symplthres of men and an
angels shall bring the poo, bruised bondman i'll
to court, and when the best counsel TINT ever
plead at the bar OF God for fallen man shall ap-
pear for the feitered African, aud laying that
piercing hand upon his sable brow, shlll say,
with all the m'jesty Of the Godhead, "tt this
my brother 90" Il link you-you who will sit on
jury there-that you will remain unmoved,
when the great pIeader shall open the slaves
defence with the eoqnence with which he pIeYd,
when, in the audience Of the assembled angels, he
urged the suit of mans redempton.- BHrrH.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-03
Mar Gabriel, Metropolitan Bishop of
0lOOmiah'

During the first five months of the current
year, the Missionary Herald brought little news
from Oroomiah. The numbers for July and
August broke he silence, and communicated the
cheering Intelligence that religious influence was
pervadn1 the minds of most in the schools on the
mission premises, and had more or less exlen led
into the HISTORIAN villages ofthe province. We
have sinde helrd that many HISTORIANS have been
hopefully converted, and our sincere prayer is
tht divine grace may renew and sanctily mutt
itudes Of them, m aking them co-woIkers in the
conversion of the world. In this gracious work
many in A nericl have rel IiceJ, AL for its CO n
lnuInce and extenSi.n have deyoutly PRAYED
From a letter dated at Oroomah the Goth of las
July, the writer Of this is sorry to infer that thi
hrvest Sc lson was then drawing toward close
since some, who had appeal ed to run we'll for
time we're said to be turned back to their for
mer ways,
In an earlier communication member of tina
mission Informed the undersigned that "ths work
was apparently the whole work Of the Spirit
1t commenced ut extra effort, and was car
ricd on with but little more than ordinary means;
aud then IN reference to the past history Of the
mission, he adds; 81 am afraid that some in A
merica will consider that this revival is God,
e i to the soundness of our former principles
aud this fear, think does not arise from any
feelings ! may have as partzan. Although
the blessing has come since the thorough change
in our policy, trust have not a particle o
feeling to rejoice in it as triumph. am more
and more convinced by it that God works hi:
wonders in his own way, and will not share his
glory with another. Blessings must needs come
but blessed be they by whom they come" The
policy above alluded to, related chiefly to certain
mercenary connections between the mission anC
! HISTORIAN ecclesiastcs, of which more in the
sequel.
Good people here should pray for converts al
Oroomiah, The writer has learned that dIsc
pies among the HISTORIANS are not gathered in
to church. or united in covenant relations with
the missionaries among that people. They still
maintain their connection with the HISTORIAN
church; keep the flsts; perform and attend up
on he regular service, which embraces prayer:
to the saints and virgin Mary. The cross is
alsoto be devoutly kissed, as the HISTORIAN,
hold this symbol in similar light with the Cath
olics. Indeed Nestorianism and Catholicism
are substantially Identical in spirit and form
with few exceptions; the principal OF which
are the rejection, by the HISTORIANS, of pictures
and images Of auricular confession, cebacy ci
priests (thei" bishops may not malry,) and the
supremacy of the Pope, whose place, however
is we'll supplied by patriarchal prerogativs.-
Many parts of the Catholic liturgy are devotion
al, and its scripture quotations are of course
divine. Just So much of the HISTORIAN ritna
is excellent, while some parts of it certainly
would not be tolerated in our orthodox chuches
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-03

BILE living. Here met with the Webb family, about
whom much has been said since the arrest and trial
OF our friend Torrey My visit with this family was
one OF deep interest to my heart and leaving them
we bowed down before God and cried to Him for the
restoration to freedom of the two sons that Bushrod
Taylor sold to the sou-drvers, from Winchester, Vr-
ginla, n fear they would run for freedom This was
about midnight, ind the theme of petition made it
deeply interesting season. John and Emily Webb
are members of the Baptist church. and no one would
think Of making them slaves but such as have become
reprobates by the Goddess system of American slave
Try. But as have recently communicated the result of
my visit to this family to the editor of the Emanclpa-
tor. will only add that should that account be pub
lshed you are at liberty to transfer to your columns
should you Judge it of sufficient interest.
After spending the Sabbath in Hamilton, Bro Rice
and myself took steamboat for Toronto on Monday
morning, which we reached about noon Here we
found about the same class of facts existing as in
Hamilton, though larger number ofcolored people as
residents, Judge. We remained hire until Wed
nesday the 9TH Of Oct, when Bro Rice directed his
course to his home, and | to mine, which, by kind
providence and travelling night and day, reached on
the 1th having been absent al days and travelled as
near as | can now judge, more than two thousand
miles. There are class of facts connected with the
coored settlements which are but imperfecty known
10 our anti slavery friends, which deem OIL Importance
10 be known, and which propose to treat of in my
next, with which, shall conclude this correspondence,
perhaps too long already. c. PRINDLE.
Keeseville, N. Y. Nov II, 1916.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-03
B. WI, THURSDAY, DECEMBER g. 1915

done by one of their number, in their presence
aud unrebuked by them. 1t is now a matter Of
history, and as such must 90 down to pnserity
What will in6dels and atheists say2 They will
neither hush up, cover over, or whitewast
such profne insults heaped upon the Son of
God. Well may Diderot and his atheistical COM
panions extend to DR.. Stowe the tight hand of
fellowship, and hail him as "brother beloved"
How far the whole Board are to be implicattd
must depend upon their own conduct If they
A'together hold their peace, and take no mems
ures to disavow the deed of that man, who pre-
sumed to cast the highest indignity upon our
Lord, then will they be considered rs consent
in! to the irreverent and cruel deed; and must
be holden as jIstifying the man, who dored to
tear from the head of Jesus his GODHEAD,
aud to represent him as man who knew how
to Dodge questions with great dexterity, Is this
the position which that Board choose to occupy
before an ungodIy world? Can it be, that men,
who have seen the glory of our Jesus, are more
anxious to have oppressors, even men-steaers, in
the church of G d, than to honor the Son, even
as they do the Father. Let this question be an
swered by the hearts of those, who live BY faith
in the Son of God
How long sh,lI scoffers insult the meek and
Iowy Jesns' Know they not, that he is a Lion,
as we'll as Lamb? He can tear, tread down,
and crush the proudest of his enemies And if
his disciples forsahe him, and he be called to
tread The VINE press alone, he will tread hollow
hearted church-nen and proflne inidels in his
anger and stain all his raiment with their blood
lSai 6: 3, l-"And saw greit white throne.
and Him that sat on it; from whose flce the
earth aud the henvens fled away, aud there was
found no place for them" Come now, DR..
Stowe grid up your ons like a man, approach
that burning throne and tell Him that stitch
thereon, that he was once expert at "evasons 3"
This, Sir, is my solemn Protest. What shall
| do with it? Have You any good reason, why
it should not 90 before the Public? Meet the
question as you must meet your final Judge If
in the heat of debate you hive sinned greltly
against jesus Christ with your lips, repent of
this great wickedness, and pray God, that even
such sin may be forgiven.
If you have anything to offer in reply, send it
as soon as may be. In my heart | should be
glad to salute you as a brother, but | cannot
so address man, who has nItcd my Lord.
KIAH BAYLEY,
And now also an aged minister Of Jesus
Christ.
Editors, who in their hearts love the Lord Je-
sus, art requested to copy, that the churches
may hear, aud Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-03

The SPEAKING Accommodations attempts
have been made by mechanical agency to IN
fate the human voice, but hitherto we believe,
with very partial success The praise of over
coming the difficulty has been reserved for Ger
man artist With the ingenuity for which his
country is famous, he has constructed speaking
machine, which utters every sound of which the
human organs are capable, with surprising dis
tnctness, which whispers, speaks loud, laughs,
talks in every language, and repeats any form OF
words that any yisiter may require. Prof. faber
is the inventor of this new marvel lie mas prot
It from Vienna, where it was exhibited with
great applause and has, during the early part OF
The week, exhibited it in a room in Egyptian hall,
to assembIages distinguished for rank and scien'
,ihc attainments. The result has been highly
satisfactory.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-03

The fowng article has several months been withheld from
the pnbc lest injustice should be done Professor
the Misrepresentation # the writer But after much inquiry
are compelled to believe essential just his Speech
revs by himself with its modf dress, not materially
differ from the recollection othOse who heard it, and from some
reports which think heard the time BY his silence
Prof virtually comedies this for copy him Oath
Of last June requesting explanation which he might wish
make, hut he does MT reply The aca rendered thu
important by e-dngs New Htven we do not feel ai-
horzed Withholding longer but permit friend
to speak for himself No pous heart VIII say is
the offence alleged Maine Liberty Standard