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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
FREE SON CONVENTION,
q fallimoge.

A fiieetint vas bc'S III Baltimore on Monday
last by persons iesighaiibg themselves as the es-
pecial friends Of @Ffes Soil" and number Of
delegates appointed d fepresent Baltimore in the
BuffaIo Conveation, which assemblies on the 9th
Of August next. The following are the dele
sa.es Joseph Breck, VIM Gunnison, VIM
Presc0,t Smith, .. Hampden Williams, J, +
Snodgrass, E. B. Cunninghams Robert Gardner
and VIM. Robinson.
Al this point, the Hon. Mr. Wilmot ana 'n'
Hon. Mr.. RIwere anno2a who addressed
the meeting sngth
4 Al Free Soil" Mas r. ntion Is to D
lhela on the 2s,h of August, 70 form an Electora
tTicket for Maryland.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
Ma. rILLMoRE,s AccEPTANcE.
An Ediiols j ne National iiaiellige'ictt

fStke Editors 0f ne NdttOn0t iatesstge1ee.,
qpprsspono,, IN. CD July II, l6ls.
On the next day after the adjournment
&c The Whir National Convention, adj
dressed communications to Gen. TAYLOR
and Hon MLLARD FmLMoRE, appIZing
them Of the nominations made by the pm
me gentlrnvrs,-s-. ..asalu from either o,
dressed them again, and enclosed to eaci
ascopy Of my communication Of the iOtl
june, forwarded from Philadelphia.
On the 3dFinstant Ireceived Mr. Err
MoRE'sanswer Of 18th june and, as / hat,
been daily expecting reply from Gen
TAfi.oR, I have withheld the publication
OF Mr! FILLAoRE's letter until this time
with the hope that ! might be able 10 Ia,
the answers Of both these gentlemen before
the public at the same time
see, from New Orleans paper that
up to the LIST instant Gen TAYLOR had re.
ceiyed no communication from me. and
having received none from him up to this
time, | do not feel myself at liberty lon
ger to withhold the publication Of Mr..
FILLMoRS's letter. Therefore enclose co.
pies Of our correspondence, with the re.
quest that you publish them in your paper.
have the honor to Be, with yerv high
regard, your obedicnt servant,
}. NJ. MOREHEAD.
7. s., / this day addressed three other
communications to Gen TAYLOR, contain
ing copies ofmy letter Of the 10th Of june.
from Philadelphia nc directed to himself
and the other two through friends. Ho-
ping that some one may reach him, shall
avail myself of the earliest opportunity to
lay before the public any communication
may receive from him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
ARRIVAL OF THE HrBHRNn.

-. 3 TX f
The steamer Hibernia arrived AZ New
York on the evening Of the 2lst aftef 4
passage Of thirteen days.
LNERPooL Marker, july 8.--Cottou
has advanced l-8d on ali DESCRIPTIONS
The demand is better, and ESPECIALLY the
lower grades
Corn 30s.a32sl cd, with moderate ia.
Iiand. Meal l3s 3dal3s. Cd. Barrel
Flour 27s. 6da2s., duty paid. Wheat 81.
Cd a6s 3d. per70 lbs. The present dutv
on Flour is 6s. per barrel, and on Wheat
los: per quarter.
The accounts from the manufacturing
districts are very satisfactory and encou.
raging The Money Market has improved.
The British Parliamentary proceedings
are unimportant.
4 Lord Hume motion for Parliaments-
~ reform has been rejected BY q vote Of
IA to 35l.
AlRELAxD. An express from Dublin.
which left on Friday night, states that the
Catholicrlergy-sf Arch Diocese Of Teuan
nave resolved to adhere to the Cancellation
Hall Repealers and toSeppose the forma:
ton q a League. Martin IS still 1t large,
Devon Riley has written 10 the Attorney
General, avowing the authorship. 81 incen.
diary articles IN the Irish Fel6r ,,euspa.,
per The Irish papers s!re yerr. fierce IL
their denunciations Of the Goyernment
anu cannot fail to excite the attention u
france. - Armed men with loaded INNS.
kets and instruments for casting bullets
rave been discovered in the cellars ,bout
Paris. - 'pouo
The destruction Of property durinatbs
nsurrectlon was less than at first sunne.sJ.
Many houses were battered considerslly,
however.
lhe General Officers killed and womb.
e ~ the insurrection were Gems. Nerl;s3,
llied brea, assassinatsd Francois kal,
2 bourgoin, died Of his wounds 4 cort.,
rounded Damesme, ampntated l1gt
iere kouchier, wounded Iafonta;ns.
founded, since dead.
!. !. inc insurgents used iron balls piercsS
des. - :. - oo'1
Changarnier had been appointed nh;s<
the National Guard for tie departnt1ns
the Seine The legions Of ths Nat;o,,s
Guards who were unfaithful to n r.
uDilc during the rebellion have been dis
The best informed persons believe ,b.t
aussldlere was the leader Of the lrta ~
direction, and that Louis Blanc vas nrivsJ
e, but shrunk from active na.i;c;-.es;cyI 4
Nearly 500 dogs have been killed i,
en- York eity since Ffidy last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
Letter e. III Ell,,,ors


PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1913.
J, DEAF SIR; Alta Convention Of the Wh;ps n
me United States assembled in this eity 81, H.
20 instant, and continued by adiournmen mt;
me YIN, Gen. ZAcHAHY TaYLoR. Of Louisiana
was nominated as candidate for The Presidencs
ara you were nominated as candidate fnr ~
sice Presidency ofthe United States, At he new,
ensuing Presidential election. = ''e mex
BY resolution ofsaid Convention
my duty to communicate 10 Won he ,s ~
their deliberations, and 10 request vonr s..s.
ance Of the nomination. 80.
have the honor to be, dear sir your ms, ~.
dent servant, III. M(5REIIE ISs * ~
President ef he TRhig National Conrenfion
Hon. MLLARD FILLMoRE. 800.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

Bas and 4. sssi5sss Ne s,als. Gas. and
great fesults from his deuuncfations of The incss
s,steHeEo Whiggery. Whathe thought of Gen
Cas-, some years ago. Is given IN ano,het place
4 was his statement on oata. What he thoueh,
q MrtGlay in 1910, is expressed in his letter 10
the Hanover committee
"Ndne can imneacb b;s d;s;,,o.....s.
and wish that ali Virginia IN s'aos; nov
see him, as Won will see rim and 49, eou y,
you Will hear him-a teacher =, = na'n' -
teacher of eternal politicaI ,r,,bs i.l.aa
Of facts for freedom AGAIN, T,.a 49,. ~I.ness
Heed him besecch vo1--heci Nh .,.t;,n.
mayi II a wJS WIS ou
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
THE WINCHESTER SCHOOLS.


The Republican contains notice Of the ex-
aminaiions OF the schools of that town, and gives
hith credit 10 he Female Schools in charge re-
spertively Of the Rev. l. EseBELBERaER and Rev.
JosErH BAkER In the first named, are taught
bv Mr.. and Mrs. EicheiberyI, AT tie branches
Of the Female Education. Tie Examination.
(,he Republican siaies) was one cfinierest The
responses ID History, and the exercises in French.
evineed good progress and correct training; whilst
The original compositions Of several Of the young
ladies gave proof that iheirminds were in stale
of successful development and capable Of the
highest culture.
The same paref sises ! glowing account o.
the examination Of Mr.. Bakers School, which
numbered not less than so scholars. II IS stated
that every exercise proved conclusively that The
worthy Principal and HIS accomplished Assist
ant, Miss Fiscr, had not labored in vain in tim'
past.
II Is further stated thatthe examinations wer'
ola rigid order, and gaveno opportunity for mer'
superficial display. The tests applied were
such a character as to show thai the progress wa
as substantial as gratifying. In Sacred and Pro
fame History, Arithmetic, Grammar, Bo'anj
Chemistry, Latin, &C., the success was bel.l'
all reasonable limit. The remarkable feaiur
was, that this success didnp, seem 10 be con6ne'
10 pupils Of any particular age. There were Sc
veral little girls Of very tender years, who, j
some Of the most difficult branches Of study, wer
able to rank among the first Of the Academy.
In ihe reading Of original compositions, seFe
raj of the closing hours were most delightful
and rlo6taBly spent Indeed, we may safely sa,
that Most Of thest mrs, whether in the charac
ter Of mere famiIi. |llters or of regular essay
exhibited fine ccnception-snd contisenes
accuracy and occasional eloquence, that at ono
surprised and charmed The listeners.
Mr.. Baker has pupils from various parts oftt
State, and every year adds to the popularity Of
Academy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
HE WON'T BE WITH YOU !,

The esprit seems to intimeIs hat the Repu-
dating Governor Of Mississippi may be present
at the Lbcofoco Festival on the l7th Of August
We can tell you, however, he wont be therel-
He has had taste OF Jefferson bitters," and
they were sounpalatable, he won't come again
He will escape to the South BY some other than
IN. sSos,eS,- ssRte as he has no notion OF being
treai the sentinel of the Locofoco Camp 70 fapl
Ito Mrt Hunter-
I.sIts nc use knocking al The door,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
ANdTMER DIFFERENCE.

The Harrisburg Telegraph says one great dif.
ference between Cas- and Taylor is, that while
Gen. Taylor is distinguished for his irresistible
tz6rges upon the enemies ranks. Gen. Cas- Is
only distinguished for his charges upon the pablie
f,easurv. IN the assaults upon The strong box,
his successes have been almost equal TO those Of
The renowned Captain Kidd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
THE .GRAPE-sHOT..

This spirited little campaign paper, published
hv Mr. r. w. MIppLEroN, formerly Of this
bu, the last'nnmbrfos,, Penn, continues to do
will be furnished for 50 from the 9Th August
IN Noyember-only e5 cents copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

Under this title, Mr. AIrkED ]. srorrR Of
this place, proposes 10 publish a Whig paper Il
Mooreheld, Hardy county Mr. s. is an exccL
lent practical printer, who win go among the SER.
ling Wings Of Hardy with a strong claim totheir
patronage and lkitdness land we doubt not viii
receive both
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
yIRCINIA tECIMENTs

Eleven companies ofthe Virginia regiment ar
rived at Old Psint on Sunday last,
The Volunteers may therefore be expected
home in few days ( Are our Citizens ready 70
receive them in proper manner : WIN the
committee look TO this matterl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
/ CHANCE FoR a FARM.

Mr.. sskidnorei al Little Rock. Arkansas, adj
ver,ises thai the State Of Arkansas will gre l6o
acres of land to any man who will settle ON y =
II IS good land also Now here Is a chance Tor
every man who wants quarter section Of lana
for nothing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

k-y-If Gen Commander Is the South Carolina
aCaI q nine tails Gen Cas- bids fair TO Be call
ed The Michigan aCat O nine lives" A sixth
life Of him has just been published in the Ger
man langua re- Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

- The young man arrested in our place on
monday evening last, on suspicion Of murderipg
: man lately in Hancock, was released on WED.
nssuay morning. Hewas no, identified by those
VINO were present when the ARRAY took Mace s.
lie was, we understand, in Wes,mins,er MA
on the night Of the murdef, othar h;s innocsnes
is aFandpnauestionable.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
Mr.. WIsE's OPINION OF GEN. tass,

The editor Of the Alexandria ;azen.. h.
brought up from the record Of the pas, a raa,,er
shat will be peculiarly disgruniline TO Mr.. w.
IN particular. and the whole Cas- parfy in ern.-
Iral In order 10 show how "circun,s,aacess
sometimes change mems opinions. (says the O..
1eftel We ore induced 10 extract he follow,n.
from Document No. I9i. Of the House Of r..
representatives, u session, 9Th Congress in which
the reader win sse What was tiss the opinion Of
Mr. HENnr A. WISE. respecting Gen. Lru,s
CAss, neae the nominee Of 4 portion OF ire 80
styled Democratic paftyn for ihe ofisce of Pre-.
sideD, Of The United States. The documen, :.
aes to an inquiry into he aduiinissfa,ion ~ ~,
Executive Departments.
Mr.. Wisx. BEING UNDER OATH. ,es,;s.s
asioiiows; 8 $500 = =, ..s..sss
- believe that LIE MS CASS. Secre,,rv ~
War, was engaged in Specializing 10 lie rnhl;e
lands while Secretary OF War. thai r. In.1- -
oroitant allowantes % ixFori,es paid one for -
vices never performed 6noiher. AFTER A. ~
iell knowledge TIA, the iarofi,e had forged III
signature permitted commissions under hi,n y,
Be anie-daied and has ordered teaslivS s-,r.
rant % be paid s0the assignee cf 4 ihbnrsiu- ~
neer who gambled i away, amer il had been nm
tested by adeposii bank and vas counfsrI,, S..i.5
" the Secrciary or the Treasury and "a have
sesn gully Of several other acss 81 rie'.sion II
The Governor Is MOI an orator s. snr ,,,..,,.
y. etear logical and lofcible spesIrr ,err ~.
~ NJ see9y and appears % he one 81 Re ~,
NV toliucians ue hare ever seen
- lLyaeAter5 R.paiksta
- - =. q. lacl--r not N ora,nr we
~ noPe that tAt Vkis cenlr,l comm,s,. -
- .,', q 1.se .1e kE-Goysrnog % cs.vs-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

On Thursday in the Senate. The N.v.f A :,
9 preparation bin was passed-ayes %. noes d
put d1e~-asheration was moved.
- me House. The Civil and Diplomatic Appto
priauon bill was rejeescd-ayes n. noes loo-ir
consequence OF containing clause appropriat
hg money to remove distractions from The Sa
yannah riter.
Subsequently, a ihotion was made 10 recons;a
er the vote, and the dcbale was continued on Fri
day.
On Saturday, in the-Senate on motion of Mr.
clayton, the Territorial BILL providing govern.
ments Tor Oregon, New Mexico and California
was taken up. Mr.. Clayton addressed the sena,e
with his usual ability in support Of the bill
The motion pending. when the House adjourn
ed on Friday, was TO reconsider The vate +,
which the Civil Appropriation bill was ordsr.a
to be engrosscd = =
considerable discussion took place whom ~ !,
vote of SO to &c. the uplion to recopsiaet m ~.
on the engrossitent Of The bin was laidaron ~
table. '"e
The bill, under The operation Of liz ans
question, was again passed-yeas los
Mr. Vinton moved 10 reconsider he so.5 NV
which the bill was passed. and that die n,o,;o,
lie upon the table This was done win : v;s,s
Of clenching the passage, and 10 prevent ! m.
thief consideration ofihe BILL
In the Senate, on Monday, discussion vv,scon4
tinued on Mr.. Classons Compromise report and
no doubt exists Of its passage.
In the House, joint resolution was Adorned
that Che Presidentof the Sen, ie and Speaker of
the House adjourn their respective Houses On ~
9TH Of August--IS6 to 70.
The Compromise bill was further deba.ed !,
the Senate on Tuesday.
In The House. the Naval and Indian Apuronr;-
ations bills were passed
An'0regon bin was also debated in the House.
Gov EHfAD's LErrER TO GrSrn Z,
TArLoR.-We learn from the Union. that
II the package Of letters sent to the dead
letter Office from Baicn Rouge. No iess
than fofty-eight letters have been fannd
addressed to Gen Taylor, marked by The
postmaster as refxsed {eiters the postage.
on which is 81 80 Ambno them are lst
Iers addressed to him from PhiladeIn6;s
sost-marked the 7th, sfh, 9th and Iof6 y /
June The handwriting Of the address |
2 two of them, has been shown n son,s u /
ne North Carolina members Of Conoresr
VINO unhesitatingly pronounce it to ne
5cT Morehead's-B bah CLIP.
INPRovED 0RDER OF RED Mrr-Tbe
nlId regular session of the Great Council /
KsEginiawas held u Shawnee Wirwrss
q inchester, on the 18th and 18th i1st
representatives from all the Tribes Is the \
'tste we're present, and their Reports ex- !,
abit the Order to Be in healthy and I,
rosperous condition. During the session Il
charter was granted to institute Powbat- II
q Tribe, No s, Werrenton. We also
'arn that anumber of new Tribes win be {
pened during the SKINNER in various Sec i
ons Of theState The election of Grest Z
hiefs for The ensuing six months, result /
IS follows: a
!sss 6 s s':ss ' SIS. Sc: s::...,.
rs a.. z snsf2ez y G L.risr Sssassr<. !.
). a s. Corrsof1. y 6. Es-rrr 81 7,-,ri, 4
~ Connnnications for the Great So !.
len, address. lid 1l>11r. Jr1ers6n Cssn- :,
ft-f For tie G. K1srsr "a Records.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
DEA.fH OF GOV. SKUNK

Gov. Skunk, Of Pa. who resigned his Once
about two weeks since. died ID Harrisburg. on
tie evening of the Goth. he has len only some
$1,000 as support for his family.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
GEN. TAYLoR's NOMINATION.

The New Orleans Bee, of the l7th., says
ms rutnrnn.a from Baton Rouge that on
was received by The old General asis hesd taS r.
ters -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

ES-It is noticed as d singular. fact, that three
sons q Ex-Presidents are at this moment in the
ned. as stump orators in opposition to different
candidates for the Presidency. The names If
- gentlemen are John Van Buren,. Robert
Tyler and Francis Adams. 80 :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

fhs E1sfie1cn Mercury ccn,ainsths proceed
Ne e'a Democrats meeting WINS /. rcrresenis
% kaye ben i1e largest and most enthusiastic
Po''Eics' 'rnocs'f4iico err 1.liin tan city. 4
ere q reseI4.;11s were ador,ct denoonof5r
1enESl Cos and ,hc Democratic Convention.
1-z'sIifE .1eii 1.lsrnia'.ioS g Support General
4.{'N p t,c Presidency. and ce1er1l VINO
.'r''s< r. =. Vie Presidency They make 10
q ~ 'nere Ward cpsresPohdins.
re tc1Hi''css we're erpoirscl q carry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

e The Honotart Degree Of Master of Art,
was eoniersed BY he Faculty Of Dickinson Col
lese, Carlisle, Pa. Oh Dr.. H-o. II McGurar
President Of tie Winchester MEDICAL colleae
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
ANOTHER BARNBURNnR mrsrrYNc

A uREAr BARSBURSER MEETING is to be held
~ the Park az New York on Thursday evening
g protest against the passage oftHe Compromise
bin now before The Senate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
HoLpEN,s DOLLAR MAGAZINE

.tsh;. !. ~. N the cheapest publications ex
49, Il 4 ! large Magazine we'll filed with
s ,s rsad;ng matter. and deserving an exten-
siye patronage distilled with numerous engray'
ings worth double the price y,
II published MONTHLY By G. w Holden ~
Nassau Street, New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

rz-The Messrs. Townsend are rapidly pro
etessibg with their line Of telegraph towards
Cumberland, and the Frederick (Md.) Herald
states that they expect to be in connectionbetween
pa,,;more and Frederick during the present
week.
Do our citizens mean to lag Behind inc gene
,.os,rsss ,,f thp tirnes1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
NRrsoNBURC REPUBLIcAN'

spTightly Wing Journal grown from
germ planted in the "Tenth Legion has
eeently much improved Id its typograPhi-
s8pearance. We trust it IS an evidence that
rs labors Of lbs Editors are about being appre-
ciated. The Republican i conducted with tact
and i altogether worthy Of a liberal support
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

practical lesson from this signal failure MOTTO
lauek TO early in the ganie, lest they may, in
the end, be forced 10 laugh from the wrong corn
er az the mouthi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

Nearly 500 dogs have been killed i,
New York eity since Ffidy last,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY. JUNE g. 1s48

The question: was then taken on the adop-
ton Of the report of the majority Of the com
mittee, and resulted in its adoption-yeas
20, nays %.
a motion was made to reconsider the vote
last taken. a question of order was raised,
and the chairman decided the motion 10 be
in order. A motion was then made to lay
the motion TO reconsider on the table. The
question being put, it was decided in the af-
iirmative.
On motion: the convention adjourned for
half an hour.
The convention assembled again in the
evening.
On motion, Hiram Tilt was appointed an
additional secretary.
4 motion was made TO reconsider the
vote adopting the report Of the majority of
the committee on congressional delegates,
which was sustained, ayes % nays II.
\ motion was then made that the dele
gates TO the judicial convention be also de-
legatcs to the congressional convention
which was caried-ayes "a, nays 5.
Mr. ID. Wxom offered the following re-
solution, which was unanimously adopted:
ReSOired, That our delegation TO the ju-
dicial convention be instructed to 20 for b.
c. Cook for States Attorney for this circuit,
The following resolutions were adopted,
as also the resolution above in favor of Cass
and Butler, which had been laid on the IA :
! Bile:
ResOlrcd, That our delegates to the sena
togial convention be instructed TO use all
fair and honorable means to secure the nom
ination OF the Hon. WV. REDD.cK for state
senate.
| Resoired, That democratic county con-
vention for the purpose of nominating a
clerk Of the circuit court, sheriff, county
commissioner, aud coroner, be held at Oua-
wa the 2lth inst, at | o'clock p. NJ, and
that the several precincts elect their dele
gates on Saturday the 18th inst. at i o'clocl,
u. NJ.
Resolred, That this convention respectful.
/ ly recommend to the supreme judicial con.
vention soon to assemble, the Hon. jobs
DEAT CATION, as n gentleman well qualified
by his talents and experience for the Office
of supreme Judge Of this division.
/ ResOlred, That the corresponding com.
mittee of La Sale county appor,ion TO eacl
precinct the number Of delegates it shall be
entitled to in future conventions, according
to the best information they have of the
number of voters in said precincts and thai
the same be published in the next number o
the Free Trader.
/ ResOlred, That the delegates to the Judi
cial convention be instructed TO vote fol
Henry G.. CoTToN for Judge of this circuit
On motion, the convention adjourned.
4 WILLIAM STADDEN, President.
1Lssl I IT G,, Secretaries.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

Freedom Of Spcerh.-Without freedom Of
thought, there can be no such thing rs wis
dom; and no such thing as public liberty,
without freedom of speech, which is the
right of every man, as far as by il he does
not hurt and control the right Of another,
and this is the only check it ought to suffer,
the only bounds it ought to know. This
sacred privclagc is SO essential TO free gov
crnmcnt, that the security of property, and
the freedom of speech always 20 together.
and in those wre,chcd countries where n
man cannot call his tongue his own, he can
scarcely call any thing hisown. Whoever
would overthrow the liberties of our nation,
must begin by subduing the liberty Of speech,
and woe be unto the one that attempts II