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ROBT. BALL, Jailor, fol
a. HUNTER. Marshal. =


Aug <J-Wtf a nl-NlEhf iui1hai-
This advertisement which we cut from the Uai0H
poses Of the grosses wrongs tolerated IN CIVILIZED
community 1t is much The fault Of the people Of
NEEDY the evil Ia 1878, eleven hundred OF the white
male citizens Of this place thus stated the grievance to
tina; body
Even the laws which govern US sanction and direct
la certain cases procedure that believe uDpsrsi
eled ia gsrng Dustce by anything At present known
among the Governments of Christendom An instance
of the operation of these laws which occurred during
the last Summer, We will briefly relate;
"A colored mso. who stated that he was entitled TO
freedom was taken up AS runaway slave and lodged
in the jail OF Washington City He was advertised but
no one appearing cisim him, he was according tOaw
put VI auction for the payment OF his jail lees aud
sold slave for HE
a. He was purchased by a slave trader who was not
required 70 give security for his remaining in the Dis
trct and he WAS coon after shipped at Alexandra Tor
one of the Southern states.
An attempt made by come benevolent indivldu-
ais to have the postponed until his claim OF Tree
vaing; and thus was a human being sold into perpetu
al bondage the Capital Of OF the reest Govern
meots ON earth whou! even pretence OF trial OF ale
cation Of crime
Need add q word 10 this statement by the citizens
of Washington of the nature of such an strociy Tiny
do not sanction H. They do not wish 10 see free people
reduced 70 slavery. The Courts OF the slave states TO
their honor be II spoken have always regarded with Ia
vcr the OF men claiming To be ned illegally In
bondage The guilt of this practice OF selling tree peo
pie for their jail feesseling them slaves for life
selling them without requiring security from the buyer
that he will not take them of the Disct-atachcs
TO the Congress of the United States The people here
have prayed that body 10 suppress the ev-b ooFtd
not National Era
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InM Reform ...NO.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
In nv last endeayored to show the necessity Of
paiE and stringent enactments relative to the fees
and compensation Of officers in order that the good
intentions Of the lawmakers in these respects may
not be frustrated by the ingenuity OF cormorant IN
cumbents Let me mention an instance or two
wherein the intentions aforesaid have been most
sgnally departed from
The late Clerk of the Supreme Court noswith-
standing he was given by law salary OF $1,000 per
snnum and farther sum Of $1,000 in lieu Of fees
nevertheless continued to retain TO bis own use all
the es and perqusies received by him as Clerk Of the
Circuit, Whether there was sufficient loop hole in the
sct OF ls39 to allow him 70 DO this weesye with him TO
determine.
Amin Through the ingenuity of the late Assistant Re
.t4r several new items Of fees have been discovered and
,racfd from those who were willing 10 pay and not
,roeS from those who refused such tee Of elStf
cent, for entetus on the minutes the fling OF paper
thu. making the cling amount 70 y cents instead OF
and cents for filing the dra Of an orao for which the
law allow. lee for entering the draft being OF no earth
" uss after II Is entered copied 10 these and several
other instance. the ate Assistant Register dfered In
oiniou from the other clerks 10 ChsDcery who never
made those charges aud from the CtdHcc0r, VINO has
repeatedly decided them % D. improper see lst vol.
Barbour Chsnc-ry Reports 80 20 b As small AZ these
prs.tons may sppear individually they amount Ia the
aggregate 10 third OF the other receipts OF That Of
SO rhe Question AZ once arises whether those fees
have been paid into the hands Of the state Treasurer
or whether after being condemned oy the Councillors
decision. be would BE- authorized h receive them
legislative Committee of inquiry mishi determine but
In charity for that officer must believe tns tue Assist
ant Register had like the late CLERK OF tue supreme
Court construed the act OF lsjs IN tucn q manner
a. h allow him 70 retain those Tens Without The
trouble of accounting 10 any one. A ihese lees are
still exsc,sd by the County Clerk from ihose who
willing 70 psy them they should form smother subject Tor
the extra session.
TIE legislative pruning hook should be spPied TO a.
,hes., shn.es For LONG time have waited 10 II
some one more COMPETENT than myself would no, ssiisse
these reforms but the Press remaining silent and the
s for the extra session drawing near, for one have
commenced breaking ground $1,000. , ,,,,,-,.,
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rHs Art AND SCIENCE A.,
DANCING

A CARD-Mr. W WHALE and Daughter especially
<1snn0lnce 90 the ladies' and sentlemen Of Ncw-iolk
and Brooklyn THAI their Cissses or lef7-5 will commence
A. Consultation Hall. ho Broadway Tuesday October
T. and AZ Gothic Hall Brooklyn Monday October "a.
Classes for ladies' and gentlemen 40 their Pr, ATE Academy.
63 SNth-ayenge. W eiuesday sept - Instruction
given daily IN si the new and N'ruabe Dances and
Waite. A. the private Academy tsth-syenue where
al information will be given Particulars IN future adyer-
tsemeuts and circulars SIC w.
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A PRACTlClNG LAWYER.

The COURSE OF TRUE LOVE- NEVER DID Rus
SMOOTH r-Considerable excitement Vas created al Tue
Prosidence Railroad depot this morning Just a. tue
clock train was about siArDg. BY me appearance OF
an elderly gentleman IN STATE Oi great asit1oo gazing
with eager eyes upon every person seated 10 me cars
The excitement not IN the east aoaird oy zee en-
trance into one of the OF another gentleman some
gn.t advanced Ia years, who Insisted tnsi ensff5
ebae kei lass should leave her sesi and 40 "iin MN
Ths was strongly objected 10 BY the sdy and eertso
wei dressed young man. who assumed 70 De aer pro
tnr and ass by the passenzsrs who seeing tns STATE
rsrrrs were In took part with tie young couple and
tod Them 70 maintain their positions AZ ms mo.
rnent tn cara were in motion. snd ins nr named
gentleman wss len standing upon me Platform me
other wss carried along with the train nase since
earned that the young couple were from OF Lynn
sd and rhni s., evening swain called al tne noase
OF his betr0thed. but WAS refused san'-~.0s y voc
father that during the night they managed 70 eop
ana arrived 10 the city good season TO tsks CONVEY
ace farther south Their Absence Tas oiseos-fei y
The father who accompanied oy the uncle o. 'ne ar
Immediately started 10 pursuit and arrived Al nc oeYo
Jus, In time for the uncle take passage ~.n 'ne lof
Provdsnc- where IL 10 likely be VII take PROM
ures TO prevent tie runssays from NJ
Intentions OF committing msrinopy and BRING o.ea me
girl 10 hsr parents. Dos'os '"S4 S~'
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~ Ambro.iai Tooth Pa.re.-sor ele

and gums a3d communicating al Agreeable odor 70
the bses AnbrOss Paste Of orrs ssd other fragrant
Ingredients has been scEn0w far superior 70 any
other denurce. Being compounded Of ssHinsent msle-
rss II hard-rs he gums and MAKES hen adhere more
firmly 20 me teeth thereby ssssnz materially In pres-fy'
ing tie ser from premature decay This Paste also com
bn-s puIresc-nt srd d-t-rgeni properties 10 an emil
neat degree and It's frequent means u Hee
tns the breah and mo1h 10 sweet ana healthy condition.
PREPARED and sod By HENRY JOHNSON, Chemisi ana
Drlsy,t rs Brosdwsy 10 ne Granite B1itrg corner OF
cs.a,-r.-sl Sold also al Fulton ard Coddinson .,
SIS Hud.ou-sl corner o. epn1s. Free y esno
AUS lmeod
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~ E,frnct- for EInN oring Biz Mlnse. JsIII.

Cream. Custards Charlotte Russo Puddings syup. esu-
ces &C &c Highly concentrated Extract Of vanilla, Le-
mon Peach. R0se, CitrQn, Bitter Almond ard Ofanxe-
80 Rose Water Peach and Orange Flower w Aters tor
fsg0ruz all Kinds u CONNECTIONS Cooks and Conf-ctoners
have universally preferred these Extracts account Of
ter rea strength snd purity of flavor teaspoonfal
scent % aav0r quart Put up 10 yials a. = cts each
west .de IN the Granite Building Sold $50 at 100 a.
600 81 lmeod
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a. ~ IT. ID We yae,,c FLUID. DsIrsnger, are re-

sp.etfsy infonnei lhsl tho only place In NsrYora TO
Br,.a,ysy between John-sL aud msd-n.lsne. "A Ia all
c..-, " NERVOUS DISEASES, the elcacy u Cnrsiiss
g.ysrc articles 10 uiy wonderful, ard Their grcsI cee
Sty bss caused th- ~ be coglrreed by needy persons
who Ter spurious AID worthless limitations against which
th- public srs respectfully guarded. No Druggist or
Drs .tore In Nrw-for will be allowed - sell DR.
Chr,Ie. aress ne sae and exclusive Agency 70 At o!
s,c.Ixav aull II
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rv- nIoorhead'. Graduafed Magnetic Ms

chine-.-These new sa1 beautiful instrument. nsys re-
csved the general comn-ndslOn OF me msaes Ptoies.
excelenr-. They confidently recommended ss beiDg
the most beaulfl convenient and enccIuAl article oi ne
Kind Which hss ever been introduced "a The public. In AL
t,.s,e. Of chronic character the success a.
-rdng their use 10 truly wonderful Esch mschine 10 se
corao.n,ed by msuua with d directions. and Is var
rrntst Manufactured and sOid wholesale and retail, BY
sa.lN D. { MOORhEAD. ~ Broadway, N 7.
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VOL. VII. No. Ef3.

Mr. G. d. BRIcHAa formerly Of the Editors Of the
Lochp1t Ca1ir has started dsily paper here. with
every prospect 81 success Population is Increasing
evident from the numerous resdences aud stores
now going up In every direction here The sites for
building are Unsurpassed by anything In the country
We leave Oswego with regret The Lady Of the Lake
receives Us On our return. Under the Of Capt.
HoAG the lime passes pleasantly away. Leaving Os-
wego az o'clock A ST. we are at the Falls again mex,
morning at six.
Here We have quite number Of distinguished strsn-
gers. particularly Cergymen who have come to attend
the meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions Ia Buffalo tomorrow Among them / notice
Hon. THEODORE FRELINoHUYsES, Of kew-i YORK; TX
Chief Justice WILLIAMS. Rev Mr. Reed. Rev Mr.. II
dddge, &c Of Connecticut ] also notice among the
Walters Gen FLOEEs OF south America, Judge CHURCH
Of Connecticut. sc. Among the recent vis,ers here
were Hon REyKRDY JOHNSON snc Col. w. Cosr JoBN
SON oi Msryisu and tomorrow we are 10 have Tx
President TYLEA H. arrived Ia Buffalo yesterday with
his wife aud Col GARDINER, Hrs. rs brother They
are stopping the American, and will reach the Isls
today. They look ia excellent heath and spirits. Mr.
Tyler took drive around Buffalo yesterday with some
friends visiting the Hsrbor the steamboats,, elevators,
&C. Before this trip Mrs Tyler had never seen tbs
Falls and Mr. Tyler had never been up the North
River Nr. Tyler has written answer 10 Gen.
HOUsToNs letter on the Annexation Of Texas. | wish
they would only both tell all they know Of that magni-
hcent political swindle. Ills letter will appear In day
or Two in the Richmond Inquirer. Sir. Tyler and party
will stOp TIL tomorrow Thursday at the Falls and
then return Ess-But surely your readers Will thank
mo 10 pause here EiCHELlEU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-24

NTUCLIUIIeTs LII
Company are hereby notified that the annual election
Directors for the ensuing year Will be held a. the ONCE Of
the Company. No - Nast IN the City of New York on
Tuesday the h day Of October next iTOm 10 ocock NJ
10 ) o. clock Z. NJ.
The transfer book. will be closed from the I'D Of Sep
TENDER m the day after the election By order Of the d.
rsctor, NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary
New York. Sept 9. 1871. % toOlx
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~ DIR. Banninss BODY brsce ~ ens,.1s :,
e Tor xn-ss Of voice. l4rKs spine AID lnos psf-
sculsry for dyspepsis co1su cson &C Plies vic ~cn-
-. ~ "a. .totnSrh s;tes weakly females. fas grow
IL Children add al dsposs croop sad scdent-ry,
sr-.IIv sutrs sab'-cs will be del goI7c with lis ac-
no.. R1,reace given many distinguished clsfgynen,
vho nave bssu rsscued fro approximation, from de.
bii,ty ara bsoochiIia Pahpnists and BOOK Common
sease" giving ln.orlstoo. be bad al tne oce 74
Rro.twsy. lady "a sg,cndsnce 90 ladies' III eodr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-24

MURDER TRIALs.-Bussell Cady was tried and
convicted last week at Norwich, ChemuDg Co. for the
murder of Geo Manwsrng Jr at that place In October
last Nancy Cady (moher Of Russell is on trial as an ac
complete 10 the crime The trial Of Dr. Dan Foote for
the murder Of his wife in South New Berlin
msnced On Monday afternoon al the same place.
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Showing that from l-i2 to ISIS the business was Al
stationary while ii has rapidly progressed and IN
creased since that time. Courier.
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CITY ITEMS.
THrH.pAY. september .

THURSDAY. September p.
u We see It stated in one of the papers Of
the morning that the Britannia now ying on
the Sectional Dock 10 to leave this port for England
without returning 10 Boston This assured IL
mistake Captain Harrison hopes to be able to leave
for Boston BY Saturday evening, and leave that port for
Halifax on the regular day. viz the Let of October
lie has invited party OF gentlemen 10 accompany
him round to Boston BY sea sni If the weather be
pleasant those favored by his courtesy will undoubtedly
make most agreeable excursion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-24

OMSIBUsEs.-Therea are. doubtless, many IN New
York who Will be somewhat surprised NJ the extent TO
which the omnibus business has been carried In this
City. there having been less than 80 Licenses Tor
omrbuses granted BY the Mayor for the present year
which increase asst yesr of %. Ass matter OF
general interes, have obtained the following iscts
relative 10 these useful though ponderuus vehicles.
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ID T.. JENKs's SCHOOL FOX BOYS viii
IL. open on Monday Sept. 5. Al 672 Broad way 81 q

NOTICE.-The undersi gned have entered into copart
lNnsrshp and taken the store formerly occupied by
CHAS. SCIENCE X, for the purpose Of furnishing manu-
iactures supplies and findings and will continue tho bust
ness unde the name and firm Of OSCAR sCHENCh
co OSCAR SCHENCk.
ADELIZA sCHENCK,
.22gs l32 WateT-st Pine.
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FIRE.-An unoccuped house in lolstst. belong
us 10 Mr. Richardson consumed By ire yesterday
together with quantity OF furniture.
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The Nations shame.

"NOTIcE-Wes committed 10 the Jail Of Washington
Co D. C. on the I'd OF July, 1917, runaway negro
woman who calls herself Ann T.. Hodges. She Is nearly
black about feet 81 inches high and about = years OF
age Had on when committed siaie-coiored Merino
dress and brown calico sun bonnet she says she Is iiee
and served her time with Mr. Bcnjamin Datry. Of
Southampton Va and that Mesrs Griin and Bishop, OF
the SAME place. her 10 be free She has two scars on
the len eg near the knee, from the bite Of dog,
her left wrist and the point Of her breast bone oc-
casioned by burn.
The owner or owners Of the above described negro wo.
man are hereby required forward, prove her and
take her away she will be sold for her prison and other
expenses, as the law directs. 1890
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r,,p spuL.vEEKLY TRIBUNE


A VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
,si,sb.d every SATURDAY MoRNINC. 81 the low ruce
~ - Der annum m advance. 10 copies Tor sl5 or q
roDies tyr ~
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DESTITUTE INNIGRANTs.-On Tuesday night
there were found lying around Fulton Market, hitynge
destitute Scotch immigrants. who were provided with
lodgings at the station house OF the Second Ward
Yesterday morning they were bounniuly supplied With
bread and milk by the policemen. Express.
POLIcE-George Perrin and w ashington Price
(boys) arrested yesterday by officer Matthews OF
the Tenth Ward. charged with stealing horse ard
wagon. worth sl25, from John Oteil. They were de-
tanned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-24

From the Fsrmer. Library and Monthly Journal Of Ag
rculiure for October.
The seventh Annual Fair OF the Agric uliurnl
Societv of the state Of >ew-York.
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~ Water Cure ESTABLISHMENTS, q Bolt st. y Y.
and Syosset Oyster Bay l.. Dr. SHfw, Che earliest
American practitioner and author WaterC receives
patients above Those distance may, By sending
Be. be advised ior a treatment az home. n.y. u
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STONES.--Pierce's celebrated American Ar-Tight
- Cooking Stove wood coal with reDrlck oven.
The subscriber will a times have hand an as.ort
ment Of the above 10 only necessary tor the public %
examine them % be convinced " their superiority over AL
other Stoves now 10 Tzht Hall and Paflor Stoves
80 w. GEORGE PIERCE, ~ Broadway
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fV Oil Printing

Te' Oil Pninting-.-MIs. ftRLtf respeeIIuIIy an
nounces that she continues give lessons IN landscape
painfn. her residence northwest corner Of Broadway
and Twelnhst References 4. g. Durand, President OF
the National Academy OF Desi< Rev Oryine Dewey
ID ID Prof ). y. D. N. ne. Ac. sc. 81 lmenl-
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L FrOntsL between Montgomery and Oouycrnenr SIS.
~ RIVER ONCE % Msiien-iane second door The SUD
crber continues manufacture and has constantly
hand PRINTING Ink Of al the yantss Of quality and color.
Printer. aud merchants val ind their orders executed A.
moderate prices and may assured Of receiving ~ good
su article As there - the market. GEO. MAIhEh.
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COPPER hines OF CUBA-rhe subscriber,

~ who cOutemplatc- paying an early VISIT 70 the copper
region Of the North u Cuba with view 20 locate copper
mi mes or mining sites, would offer 70 responsible persons
his services 10 joint accouDtl being allowed
travelling expenses. RfCHD WILLIAMS VIVIAN
Miner and Copper Smelter ~. Eighth avenue, \. 7.
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DRAWING


I r WATER>TON would respectfully inform the pub
Jhc that be will open hs for the instruction
IN drawing in black lead crsyon. and painting OIL or
coors roo Broadway about the 18th OF sep
tember For farther particulars, apply al his residence
- Waker-st
B.-Mr W will continue to devote part Of his time
Inns
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>e-e LETTERS ANo NEWSPAPERS =
f-l.N FOR FOREIGN PORTS 5E'
~ Letter bags are open AZ the ofice-S

OF The New-York Tribune tor all Foreign Ports, and All
letters and newspapers deposited this Office viii always
b. 0rv arded by the very earliest vessels THIS depart
ment under the special supervision Of j. l. MOW bls,
Pa well known for many inexperienced and
efficient Superintendent OF the Foreign Letter Depart
mcnt Of the NewNork City Post Office.
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TSIyEK-ITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

Z JOHNSON, RECTOR The InsIIucIOn In The CLAssI-
CAL and MArHEMAricAL department will conlnn- The
suing year under the direction of Mr George PHker,
formerly of hs Boston LATIN school hesimsster asist-
ed by Mr. Wn Mc1-orse, late Of the Poughke-rse lnsu
ute Teacher Of tho Cssscs and Prof Grsud Insnuc.
TOR IN French The quarter begins ON he FIRST Mon
day N September Tevns sl5 per gusrt-r Applcsson
for admission may be made At The University buildings,
rnrlh slnY. lnwer floor. anl1 n
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The sffsntion ofhosssksspsn 80 esssm ystSSSS3
called 70 Wslss Patent night enc ~ ~ s~srsc.r
insiiass Oh bs1s rssovstsd Coo whslsss1s md ssss
sl0 la
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VIE MOuNT yERNON -CHOOL t0I Boy..-J

u n FAIIVN, A W. FTnclnaI-WlU open on Monday
9Th Of September q Bleecker-s few doors OF
Broadway Application for the admission Of pupils, for
information relative 70 the prnc Piles which the School
conducted may be made 10 the Principal At the school
rooms, the Messrs Abbott al their Institution, 80
Hou.fon--f sh 2xeods
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- DI M, \. NJ. Pnucipa.-Ihe Winter term Of this In
stmon viii commence the first day OF November next
Pamphlet circulars containing all necessary information IN
40 Mr. Chamberln's 81 Cedir-st, Mr. Lookwoods book
store, al Broadway, and Nh Rayners bookstore ID
Broadway s22 2meods
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-20

pect, but | shall,

OF slavery hears threatening an aspect, but shall,
with patriots faith, discharge my duty the country,
and trust that the tempest-cloud will pass of without
harm to the republic will not suffer myself to believe
mat we shall ever want men money To prosecute
cessuly this Without money and without clothes,
Inc sons OF revolutionary fathers will march al the bid
ding OF their country, TO battle for her honor and defend
her rights. Nor will shrink back nj the rghtiu spec
Ire OF ianaclsm nor yield right, 10 escape lis oulest
Vaccinations. No, the God that guided and shielded
the country IN It's fearful struggle for independence is
sui our God Many paltry, tme-serving politician,
who estimates his selfish purposes higher than the cons
be driven from the councils of the nation shrouded with
that black and bloody mantle with which they threatened
to obscure the bright prospects of their country |
shall oppose every proposition by which the progress Of
the war may be checked by unnecessary mis-
chlevous anticipation But must say those gentlemen
who latter themselves that hereafter the south
will suffer herself 10 be degraded preserve friendly
atons with the north, that they make sad miscalcua-
ton know the south and the feelings OF Ter generous
people They will lay no burdens upon other sections OF
the Union They will require sacrlices-make eX-
actions. They love the Union, and will labor to pre-
serve it long it be preserved consistently with
is not man, woman, or child among them but would
sooner see the bright sunny south rven by earth
quake from the continent. and floating like iceberg
the ocean, than her submit outrage and
degradation. 'erH.i"
This fair land of ours should be the peaceful patrmony
OF band OF brothers The south earnestly and honestly
desires to preserve and strengthen the golden chain that
binds together; and when links shall be severed by
the ruthless folly of fanaticsm the blow will not be
given by southern arm, while she will receive its in
fiction with unfinching frmnes. and mfeigned regret