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II JOCKEY CLUB" EXTRACT. with complete as
sotteE OF Peransry Toilet Sosps Shaving Cream, Gen.
uine Bears OIL Amaadine for chapPed hands CoIognes,
Eau Laatrse spendid preparation for the hsir warrant,
ed Of superior qaasy Hair, Nail Tooth and SHAY
ing Brushes Combs &c kcfo' sale Wholesale and te;A.
by E. ROUSSEL, I5s Broadway, between Liberty and
Cortland mt 2a~inWec&Sat'
e Kxo1's FASHIONABLE HATS for the ensuing Spring
are ready for inspection and sale, al 10 Faton-
ST. between William aud Nassau To those who rot
the votaes Of fashion bu, always wish look uniform in
The sind OF Hat hey which IS ost becoming 10 them
can have ihe.r Has see 70 order very
mil lnils-
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B The Hbernia arrived at Boston on Thurs
day morning o'clock making the passage In fourteen
and half days.
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or Lectnrca on the Jews.

CO Lectures on the Jcws.-Rev. Hollis Read. OF
Ne P'e,tou, Conn viii u-ver th- next Lecture Of ms
course Tomorrow Sab5ah Evening In the Duans.st Pres
hyt-rian Church REV Dr.. Alcxaud-Is) Subject Tho
President Condition Of the jews" Service commence
II O'Clock collection viii be taken up Ia ard Of The
American Society for meroraung tho condition
of, hal
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PORTABLE SHAVING CAsss-The .ub.cri5ers as,ort.
ue1i embraces every variety Of Travelling Dressing Case
suitable either Tor long shor! journey, consisting al
thai IS Necessary f1r IT. toilet
Inl7Sieod G. SAUNDERS K son, III Broadway.
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rE- Rev DIR. Schroeder tvill preach 10 the Young
in Se p Free Church the Holy Evangelism tVsnde
yvatcr.sL) Tomorrow Evening 2i us a. which ume tho
usual Quarterly collection VIII 10 made Service al @.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

lFf' Hon. WILLIAM JAY OF Westchester Coun-
ty-onc OF the mos, s,ringen, aud eminent leaders
Of the Liberty party--has written letter 10 the
Liberty Press in favor OF making no distinctive
Liberty party nominations for the Convention sup
porting instead the candidates of either party or Of
neither who are openly friendly TO Equal and Uni
yersnl SrffrAcn
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E BENEFIT AND LAST DAY Of The lrle drummer a. the
Museum splendid performances IN the afternoon q.
o'elock and In the erearg hapas7. In addition 10 the
Druumsr ,ose superb Scripture Views and otse- grand
and chsste performances will bs introduced.
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Il Mr.. Bradbury will his Juvenile classes at
their respective places for instruction and preparation
for the Annual Festival April. Scholars requested
to be punctuaI.
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Manufacturer and Importer OF cAoc. Feriarrry. Toll,
Sos2s. Shavin- C-esrR. Sc- &c. No. lSs Broadway h.
tween Liberty and Cortland ia aaf in.
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DIED :

On Thursday evening lsth inst. JANE F. wife OF :.
D. Morrison and daughter OF Capt iyou in the Ssh
The relatives and friends Of II family requested
20 attend her funeral this (Ss rdsy) afternoon AZ /
o'clock from the house Of her a,her, l37 Forsyth
without farther invitation
The funeral of Mrs. Lee, wife OF Adam Lee, ESQ OF
Railway n Jersey will take place this afternoon elst
ms, q, o'clock from the residence OF MIR Lee kah,
way The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 stteud A train OF N J. Railroad leaves loot
OF Cortlands: at la O'Clock returning leaves Railway
at 81 p N.
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B The above is certainly most remarkable

R The above is certainly most remarkable
paragraph. TT. L. goes round by the Courier Il
Enquirer to ask us If we will print reply TO Bigot
schen zee published one from the pen of his colleague
Dr.. Caeeper, several days ago. Immediately on the
appearance Of Bigot, DR.. c. wrote reply (sisned
Justice J which, without waiting TO take the Wall
street shortcut he handed in TO Us. and we,
barely looking 10 see that its length was no,
unreasonable agreed before reading to publish, and
did publish II, al the earlies, practicable moment.
That article was, in our Judgment able and surely
as pertinent and Ingenious an attempt to extrica,e
the famous syllogism from the quandary in which
Sigot had placed II as any man could make IL
was condensed labored and to tho point, so far as
1t would do TO be on tina, tack. Yet IT. L. does
not permit the readers of The Courier to know ,ha,
an answer to 'Bigos' had been promptly admitted
10 our columns, but gives them the impression ,hs,
'Rigot' and Shade of Calico We're consecutive
attacks on the syogisr, to which it was doubtful
whether any answer would be permitted through
our columns! Nay, he complains that the argu-
men, of the syllogism was mutated in vital part
by Bigot. ii DR.. Cheever had not sagacity TO de-
tect and ability to expose such mutilation. The
authorship Of Justice can have been no secret as
the article is recast and published in the Evange.
list as Editorial
Now 7. L.. does not need On assurance from US
that any article he may write on this topic will be
eheerluliy inserted, provided 1t be Of reasonable
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MARRIED;

On Thursday evening Ia,h inst. by Rev. James Ro
yaeyn. THEODORE R VARlCK VI. D. OF ibis city, ~
Mss ADELlA J.. daughter Of NJ. William Woosey, OF
Jersey City.
On the 10Th March by Rev J Lyons Mr.. BENJAMIN
: HART TO Miss HANNAH HENDRICKS. all OF this
CITY.
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA March 2o--P. NJ.
The news by the Hibernia received in this city
last night by express from Halifax has csused consider
able sensation day, but in the rain has had rather
dull effect Cotton. matter OF courses held nrmeE.
Stocks are somewhat depressed Pennsylvenis Fives
opening az 703 and closing at 70 with sales al 70i,
which is decline OF =; from yesterday Reading shares
sold al 36i decline of VicksburS al u: decus OF
/. Reading Bonds rose J. selling 3, SO; and Schuyki.!
Navigation sel!lnc at SAT The sales throughout
quite large.
The Ward Elections now going on. and thus
far believe every thing has passed OF without any dis
,urhance The poled in many OF the wards up 10
the hour of closing. hiss been very small II Is hard to
prcdic; who will succeed.
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~ Rev u. &. Robertson Will prfnci or S4hbhih
evening IN. Scrtqhr. G Cslneic Mrenirg Of the So
# The Holy unIn,o1 n The Chapel Of n The
nlrric, Seminary University place. one block above bs
UuiYers.ty Service At :, O'Clock Il
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- We are indebted to Gays Express for Bos
ton papers in advance OF the mail
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~ Advertisements for The Tribune OF Monoey
ough, to be sent before o'clock on SATURDAY
as tho Publication Office Of this paper not open On
Sundays. 49,.
Subscribers in the city who DO not receive 'a's paper
at an early requested TO leave woro al the ONCE
as our arrangements are such as enable all the carriers
., -. ,hroueh their routes before O'Clock Car
Nor. falling 70 accomplish this viii be required TO give up
their routes.
Persons wishing The Tribune left at their dwellings
places OF business regularly every morning will please
leave their address at the Publishing Office. send
note through the Post ofcc Terms, Nine Cents week,
PAYABLE TO the Carrier.
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e. The most fashionable Hair Dressing SAIGON IN ihIs
cy and where one ii. h-ir CUT CURED or
whisses trimmed su him, . q Hs the niinA9e
Hair Cu.,er No Is Nassau CT Pae m7 Steod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

70 Broadway Tab.rnncic.-Mr. Thom" FIynn,
(former.y nected the Tb-atr-s) will deliver III. ast
lecture Temperance Monday Evening nsxl. March
sd. Several eminent Vocalist. wal Gppear. Nh bIown,
OF fonscrs will ting several Temperance SoSg- ano aso
be al N-ssrs Burgess Stnge Co.'S corner OF brose'
way snd AuHs and Dir. FJrls residence, 80 Duane q
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n In Democratic whis General commit,se.


RssolveG Ths, il be recommended 10 the Democratic
Whig Electors OF the City and County of New York, to
rsme 10 their respective Wards, al such places the
2Sd O'clock for the purpose OF electDg tiree sHso
10 City Convention to nominate Canddaes for ayor sno
Almy Eouse CommtisionerS be supported oy ,no penc
crate Wing Electors of City The ensuing eiecton
Resolved That the Delegates from me sevefs sus 70
said Con meet AT Broadway house on wednesday
evening, Mach 25lh, al u o'clock
j. PHILLIPS PHOENIX, Chairman.
AB'M R. LAWRENCE, Asst Chm
Jixrs Fl. PrNSsCY, ! aa.,a,.,,s.
CHAkLEs CHAmBEaLkIS, ni'' n
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PHILOSOPHY o. WoSM. rHE SKIS-Many young per.
pecay those Of r habir who adulge ricE
ioodsrc very much annoyed by the appearances II brck
spos upon he side If The uose the upper lip tie chin
the forehead x resembling grains OF gurpowGer sticking
10 the .Ajn. Wien t1e skin Is roughly squeezed, ANAL
worm-se substance prOIrudes, hsvi black bead The
suppustp how ever that they IN resty rOJms
ruueous These spots are occasoued by undue
mutation OF The fly which s-p.rsled from The
blood Tor tho purpose Of ubcEtng the skin sad ihs
pu, cn0Aes up the pores Hnc c,nctGs The dust Boating
N The sr gthefes this greasy substance and causes the
black Syct The gives Ghc i.c-s dirty and disgusting appear
Hnc-.uG remedy Of sqe'-irs, universally rrsors
TO- u not only paral out eqneny Very often The
overtseLriOu .. toe II animation ard painful
piuples Tue Only ceitan remedy for this t-cou, Is
WISH The 'sce frequently with warm water and GOU RAuDS
t1df Ned caed which Is also iuiaillOe in
uoVal of Tau, frecses, SaOwuess RedursI. Pg.tul-s
Rirgwofm salt Racutn, ChAps, Crcts Cha'e- &c he
sides beng delicious for shaving, GUURauD POa6rs
Subtle warranted tO eradicate tup-,uous human hair
GOU6AU DIS tireo.dn bar fDei- he ony preparation
that III po.iveiv rd :sor rrry hair rich snd
uuchans gable black GOURAUD> Liquid Rouge s d-sigc
ed iupart pald cnerGs Ire OF TOE rose!
~ j. important h- these srrss sh, ud be purcha.rd
seEoe tht- only BE- dOrc hv procuring them DR..
FELIN GOURAUD'S Gep6,, 81 Wa!ker-sG h.sl fron
BfuAcw Rr,
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IT The cost OF advertising 10 Country New
paper tOg-ih-r with ist III Crs and prnci pa LOVES

IT The cost OF advertising 10 Country NeNt
paper gather with isO III Cues and prncipa to~ns
In the country far and near is conIa!Ged In the hoen"
Wealth" recently issued by the Agent V. Palmer az
office I. in the Trbune Buildings, where lh9 Newspapes
II, ,ev-ral cities and towns may DO for which ne
duy authorized 10 receive advertisements and suocEpuon
aod give receipts ,..o
TIL. i, The season for advertising in the papefs Of the
nrgtbonng Counties and States for the uzsr trade OF mo
cOuGHy. ~ $50
IRA Card-The subscrhrrs do hereby state ma pavln2
seen M Ohm Carr, ~ ls just affy'd 'fIl u'p-a
phn, and examined me gp0n as .1S 1870 1913
and nrcs and from OF duty 10 he Eih'ctsA
that appearance Is the most renaEio.c We hH'e ~
seen upon any human being. and ou: fellow elhDs anD4
yi-t him to satisfy themselves that bis cure 70 "ltout
ced-ut, lar knowledge extends f' Seii es1 "
seen al No CorLard-,L
Ne~-Yors, March !, 1916.
William RGpk, No -.6 Fdltor-sL
Geo ". Gardner. Il d. Jersey CNy.
Gas Wycsof Nstonai Hotel, No ) CoTtsrd a.
John Hoou.zr No Il HucsGn-sL
D 5 Nunner. No 27D Fulton, cor. Greenwiehsi
WIltuu iletter No. 81 Dty-st
5heop 2. Hart, 20 ~ CedaT-eL
J. r Blackwell, No 81 W.!liaG-:L
! VI Brown, 81 Pesri.st
VIVA Muirle d, Merchants Hotel, Il Corian'.-1'.
4. D. Hope Express Oace, Il CofueIf'st
G. ~ GGgss. mercha Is Il. ssL
Capt Charles Hinkle, S.ehgbJet Philadelphia
". p. Burgess, 222 Broadway =,
The pub &c are specially referred 70 ibe st.tsmret
MI Joha Carr 10 pan Of his paper mis- WISE
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ScncrQ! Notifies
CIAlRvOYANCE

~ DR.. w eb-tcr Is daily making he marvel.
on. curss by aid Of Crvcyancs Residence $50 hudscn-
81 Consultations from 10 a NJ MA P M m2 2weSdis'
rg- From thc Scw-Jcr-ey Mirror. Jan u. 'aS-
Public nstueV 4. PALM Il II the only GaihorrE'd agtr
for Neo-ls,5ey Mrror" ~ the Guy vi New Y,rs.
Vii n nnhr InIlct, u n-Irlv rlren MI g.
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capital puni.hment discussed.

To tls Editors ofthe Courier 4 Enquirer:
We wish through your paper publicly to ask Mr.. GREE
LEY he viii permit reply 10 Bsot and the Shade
OF Calico" &c be made through the columns OF the 1T
bxe We have the least doubt OF being able with the
greatest ease. untws these gentlemen wistpSs and
exhibit their inndelity in stronger light than before. We
can show the perfect satisfaction OF the public that the
argument they pretend 10 reiuic and which they were
cautioned not 10 muate mutiidsd In the rery part
taat would exposed the wreched bubble they have
employed and that in the matter they bring TO bear from
other sources they wilfy misrepreseut Its scope aud
desgn place this exposition before the readers
of tho paper which these petty attacks have a
peared is hoped therefore, that the editor Of The f
bane Especially considering his many challenger VIII
give US access his columns for this purpose publish
this Ia bis next paper with his for declining
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

Il Hon. CHARLEs H. RuGaLEs, we hear, has
resigned the Jndscsbip of the Second Circuit
which he has filled with credit for years. 1t
is stated that he will probably be Loco Foco can.
didate for the Convention from Duchess Co. We
have also heard, though we forget how, that The
Wings of Dutchess think of asking Hon. WILLIS
HALL 10 run on their ticket. They could hardly
find better man
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r Course of Lectures I

~ Course of Lectures to the YOung-Ths
tvyruty-tourth o he will he delivered By
Rev Dr. PHILLIPS IN the N rh Dutch Church, Wilam'st
tomorrow tSabba'h evening Msrch q the service 10
commence o'c,pck Subject" The bble reveals thu
ONLY s.r2 and fni,iilbl, rrs " tG." II.
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SASpss SisS,PtsILLA-The blood contains Ire elerens
OF !ae whole Snrst strucurefsh And Sore Clans. nus
c.s tsadons, ne nails. a aair, and h.r
Selves. fs Al sustained sy s blood. Well iE-E Il "a
cal-d tn stream 81 ..e. In p-rporou the purity Of III,
sGl VIII De that o. the substance usr ~icA cOaiinu.-
= Changing Co-rsa blood, .u-le1d 81 producing h-shy
ir-e IS isey enough - GryrOP -lro, aud 1c-rs Wien
hre cp2eGr, whether 10 Toe Sp=cA form 81 srofQla sN
80 ;hs o-i1sry type- there j., no detergent
Is believed iaSI VIII RAPIDLY urIiraze hs in tae
ocod rom wteh 1cy sprlu-, >agis- sarss pAfi.A.
ffrphTcd frG sold, SnO.rs rrt4l, a. s. D.
SANDS wholesale Dngciss 70 Sullon-SL rs Broadway
1E = -; h'si''Sy N-wGots- Sold also by DrGg ytsts
lie, TX boiues Tor S5
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10 tHc Kew, ~ i'i H. Lewis, hcctor OF AWAY
Church. Brpus yn VIII preach 20 Tic young In no Ffea
Church othe Epiphany 80 Stliln-, between E'seI bn1
Norfolk sunday evening, aiLrch y Serviceto rou'
mence ~ u O'CLOCK II
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YOUNG BACHELORS SOCIETY.

II The Subscribers OF tns Society respectfully I
formed that the EXTRA ASSEMBLY will be held a. Il
Apollo on Wednesday Evening, March 25h.
BIZ order Of the ColnInter.
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= OrIl.oaox COngreanliOnal lhurch.-Publie

~ bEtHOHOA tCnpfc-!ttOi'ii ' huTcn.- uulIS
Worship be had AZ ne sinll Chapel o! The " UrI
ver.iy SaboU evening asrh ga by those engaged II
the organization Of Orthodox CODgreg Church
Preaching by the Rev Geo. b. Cheever, ID. All inter.
esed IL this enterprise and ihs puoc generally invited
Attend. t,rYic-a 81 II O'CLOCK. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21

" Senator NILES of Connecticut came out on
Thursday in favor of a compromise Of the Oregon
question the line of 490 The prediction Of Mr.
CoLeuIrr that twothirds of the Senate would vote
for compromise seems likelv TO be fulfilled.
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EP Free Unitarian Church. -Seryices al ColuT'
b-u Han, Grand ST. At l0t A. 81 z. NJ. Rev. O D.
Wellington viii deliver Course Of Sermons on The Chrss
ian Doctrines on Sabbath titsrnoons The Cours- VIII
commence TO morrow, with conciio statement oil me
YeyHs vi Lnlarlans u
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c5- From the Lebanon Courier, sla,, CO receive
g. Psinsr Esa is our only asth'Tl;ed css - rsrlr,
subscriptions and advertisements tor the Le''' Mi Su
II ths city Of New-Yord
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u Phreuology.-Msz-fs. 20" LERs aad W" ~.
rH,n-nc cuur. III Lectures dis sci-ncs !I s. Lug
EtIIiog. cnra.r II HudsOa saf Grove as on S.lf'sI
Egeniu n Clinton Hal! on Tues icy r. -
10y he = b. a. y o'clock Tie hfst TWO eclar-s vi
ysEg 10 all and q collection t-sen. fnso SA'
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HrMsucTh. opposition who Try to bring up false :..aes
about The fsu Extractor. resort 81 kuds crcrptons
Il Wrishss Certificate. which lhry publish cny
ssry remember Tia. BOTH ART KS which Wdgh,
rer's. procured from Cou.sck hence st The good
done by either Daeys CSnne'. should % credited 10
th"n and hs.r articles only OF the article.
because they have nde all ihs demand for BOTH ARTl.
CLES, aud continue now. sell both, and Daley
~ hall original prce Th.ot'fe let ," r-Uo- BE- lI
def Win FALSE ASFlDAVlgS nrd ALTERED CEkrI-
FlCAtsS procured ~ me gro'sest TIL tkERY snd DE-.
CEPTIDN to mlsest The hoGe.i and uuwsry- Let the
people ceoeud upon H. the actIs ConstocR Co.
aud always haze been The vendors OF the only genuine and
articles of both Councils and Daley tho latter a.
hsf original puce with pa.ieys written signature.
WHO WANTS To BE HANDSOME ASo Coon. LOOKING p
Many su,e tbs but have the -Nperimel,
tested. We have severs lately who have assumed
~bs. they neye had before, beautiful cl-ar skin and
uxuEau hair One young Lady and gentleman whose ,ka
facc truly disgusting with efuptous an reckes
the Italian Chem'cl Soap cleared and cake
changes the color OF sGnhut yellow sSin he tihy
We our.e SPEAK from using Jouess COrsl
Hair Restorative. Our h-ir fa!iug OUT and Grd with
scf snd ibis entirely emedei H. has been used by hs
first ,hsnis 81 cily who tell does certsny
make the hair grow and lve red gray hair fae dark
look is sol! the lose OF three skng sign
OF the American Eagle, 81 Cha hAsI S2i Broadway
Y; 1879 Fu.iou-si, Brooklyn. MI 2tccd
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C~I %. OF o. F.-Tue nr u-befs Of hows,o To- - 10
No g. are requested TO assemble Il fer Lodg ocr.
II Uv,lan on Supday I'D inst a; r d. tof rf
Nos, f pyins The la.t u!sute Of respect 10 our ,t'
COrn-Il1, q. smith d H. O-.SG' " " IL
y Z IAAtY. Srcfe,Ary. L.
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ITO The business community oess'p,nbsotss
Cards 2uolish-i inc s-Tspalsr- o t3e Ases.
Couu-s and States opgor.aL IS adords3 d -
CIV IL lie Tr.baae Bal.ciggs Ear.y SppAcAn'n ~, Sa
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27
NO. "a.

look of terror had fallen from her lips, and
an infant smile was pictured beautifully
there's the red rose tlnge upon her check,
was lovely as in life, aud as pressed il to
my own, the fountain of tears was open-
cd, and wept as if my head were water.
! have but slim recollection of what fol.
owed only know that remained weep
ing and motioness Ill the coming on of
twilight, and that was then taken tender
ly by the hand, and led away where | saw
the countenances of parents and sisters.
Many years have gone by upon the
wings Of light and shadow. but the scene
| have portrayed still comes over me at
times, with n terrible disinctness. Tho
old oak yet stands at the base of the pre-.
cipice, but its limbs are black and dead,
and its hollow trunk, looking up to the sky,
as il scaling to the clouds for drink il
an emblem of rapid and noiseless decay.
A year ago | visited the spot, and the
thoughts of bY.gone days, came mourn(ul-
ly back to me,--thoughts Of the little in
nocent being who fell by my side like
some beautiful tree of spring rent up by
the whirlwind in the midst Of its bossoming.
But remembered--and oh! there was Joy
in the memory--that she had gone where
no lighlnings slumber in the folds of the
rainbow cloud, and where the sunlit wa
tiers are never broken by the storm breath
of Omnipotence!
My reader will understand why shrink
in terror from the thunder. Even the
consciousness of security is no roliefto mo
my fear has assumed the nature of nm
instinct, aud seems indeed part Of my ex-
istence.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

increased in prosperity as we have ncreas
ed in years, and that, too, with an accele
rated progress unknown to the history o
the world We have q class of men, whose
eyes are always upon the future, overlook
ing the blessings around us, and forever
apprehensiye of some great political evil
which IS to arrest us somewhere on this
side Of the millennium. To them, we are
the image of gold, and silver, and brass,
and clay, contratety in unity, which the
first rude blow Of misfortune is 10 strike
from its pedestal,
For my own part, consider this the
strongest government on earth, for good,
and the weakest for evil. Strong, because
supported by the public opinion Of people
inferior 10 none of the communities of the
earth in all that constitutes moral worth
and useful knowledge, and who have
breaihed into their political system the
breath of life; and who would destroy it
as they created il, if it were unworthy of
them, or failed 10 fulfil their just expecto-
tons. And weak for evil, from this very
consideration, which would make its folles
and lis faults the signal of its overthrow.
1t is the only government in existence
which no revolution can subyert. 1t may
be changed, but it provides for its own
change, when the public will requires
Plots and Instructions, and the various
struggles by which an oppressed popua-
ton manifests ITS sullerings and seeks the
recovery OF its rights, have no place here.
We have nothing to fear but ourselves.
And the Senator from South Carolina
will permit me to remark, that the appre-
henson that he expresses, that u war may
bring forward military cheflains, who
would ultimately establish their own power
upon the ruins Of their country's freedom,
is, in my opinion, if not the last of all the
evils, one Of the very last, which this Re.
public has TO fear. | will not stop to
point out the circumstances OF our posi-
ton, character, and institutions, which
render military despotism impossible in
this country. They are written in burn.
ing char tcters, not upon the wall, but up
on the hearts Of every American; and
they need no seer to expound them. Our
safety IS our union; our only fear dis
union In the moral government of the
world, national offences are punished by
national calamilies. 1t may be that we
may iors0ks the God of our fathers, and
run after strange gods. If we do, and
are struck with judicial blindness, we shall
but add another to the long list Of nations
unworthy of the blessings acquired for
them by preceding generations, and inca
pable of maintaining them ;-bu! none so
sigually so as we.