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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
HARDW ARE.
HARDWARE sreRI
JVLOies0Ifoud Retail


subscriber has nst openeda aud large as"r'e nj OF
hardware, of rvs descr pioH whi D. with his
one "i The tetln the and which he peard" sell
AZ Tile low H. les lur
ons his found SIZE and make
u Door Locks l.afches MneTa also.
Hinges CIptd lairhts lia'chet',
handsaws t~s VII iid ANtSt hopping AA.s,
Ches Files at
Bench Saws Shnve Sades Waldn Grass Grain Scythes,
Iiames hain and all aces usually kept
hardware
WAR Flor sale nj much tia heItore
offered th market, arf chieespecnly invite
=
nuuops and opposite
Smith & IIanna's. lOg-u J. j. WE EMAN.
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS sAsssAPAfEELLA.
NNAERANTED genuine and tor saI.by
PATENT COISgey, s.s,E...sv Ess.

'sNE attention OF the pubic respectfully invited to this vi
invented apparatus TIE object Tor wlch II Is intended Is
ecy 10 prcere corps ON decay Tor any i'ne'h OF ns'
without being dclicacy,
penrance The value OF such machine cannot be estimated hht
by Those tender feelings which long for the preservation oil dc
parted ftend and those who have been compelled 10
OF the decaying their ificn general and
ItlhS satisfaction has been Tor once an sPA 100 hs
~ of such important invention Benevolent instu
delay funerals until arrivai
DISSENT sua paraiion Tor ntrrmei,
10y this hin thea for ~eeA IN perfectly
inoicnsiNe stale, Glowing ailt gaze upon them
The undersigned has secured te patent Tor Marion county OF
valuable much rceted be used IN Il (
the least aud il IL
give charge VIII made. THIS appara
will te applied 10y Undersigned Under-
Coffin Maker hts old the Eagle
lndianapo - J. l. ~IREICHER-
B.-Ihe undersigned has hcarscs and rsgs and tie
careful honds in his employ that should
that he is absent professional duty that all orders left
lis place business. viii he attended good STYLE. ind
pnnctusly though he himself there TIE Impression
being abroad that hen sonay absent would at
tend funerals he wishes his friends ruc understand
that they be attended employ their
artion Ready midc collins hand Punriual attend
nre al hoars. ei-d
% EW CROP Easns Almond- Casis 'io,es,&c o sale low
w. MOORE.
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.g0isn Bulls Compound axtract of

THE 0REaTEsT .uE,DIcLNE or THE .aGE'!

TIE fFRF-1 st .NFTItLNT OF THE .Tt.F'.
PUi up quart Bottles.
ENOR tic removal and permanent diseases arising from
state OF the blood habit OF the namely
Scfouia Kings Evil Canc,IOus lumorS CuaneOus Eru
ton; pOy Eypclas, Impcs fustues the Face;
Chronic Sore Eyes; Rngworm Ttt,r; Head Rhcuma
tism; Ena Pains the Bones JOINT, old aud stub
born Ulcers Fever Sores Hip Swelling IA. Glands
Bloches syphc Symptoms lumhago Dropy: Dyspepersa,
Jaundco, Cosyctess Salt Rhcum Affections OF the Kidneys,
aud arising inudicious Mercury; onchi
us Ministers Sore Throat Coughs Ne akness Of the hest ul
nOmary and tending
sumption; Liver Complaints Female Irregularities Complaints,
Sick and Nervous Headache; General Dcby Low Spirits Loss
Appetite; Nieht Swrats, Pam side shoulders; Expo
Inpudc Lie Chronic constitutional Disorders; and
Spring and Fall Purifier OF the God aud General Tonic for
the - j. Iutivalrti
This Mod inc prepared and sold by John Bull No 81 Fourth
Street LOuISV IT, Ky. AID sold whoicsac ~ David
Crarhead Nm. Ham aman. Indian, polls GiniN
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40 r'EIYSRijEANS.


RE- the continued agents at BRiNDRETHS PILLS Every
family should keep box Of these celebrated pills. harmless
aud eirctua all Being moderate
diet and using these pills, would bills
al tie cnd U tIe year. lisa fact"
Mr. IN IN RAM old
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MEDICAL ES0OEsS.

Eberlees' Practice, I.sou * :
10 chidfcn. IlOnefs Histology
Dunsinsons Human Anatomy Chur hl- system OF Midwifery
DO Frsriie Medicine Cyculcdia of Medicine
DO Mciica Dictionary, q Medicine,
10 New Remedies, WaisonS Practice OF PlAsc
Do Therapeutics Arroits Elements of Phvsc
Il Medical student. Hub.yns Medical Dictionary,
Devices Diseases of Females, Wilson's Dssoctor
Wilson's Human Anatomy, Bell and Stokess Practice.
Ashwel ON iSaSe OF Females United Sla.es Dpensaory
Devices system -! Mdwiey Anatomical Ais by anil
Hoopcrs Medical Dictionary, Horntr,
Drutl'S Modern Surgery, pancosstk Operative surgery,
lie On diseases OF Children, with a plates.
Just receive aud Tor sale low c. H DAVIS
site the Palmer House.
1.
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BOOKS, &c.
LAW EsSsGkS,


UxOOD NOBLE just addition their
8 Law Rocks which the of the profession
is Among them can be found
Evidence ';imsn Digest &C decisions
Burgess o Suretyship, Indiana and Illinois,
Smuh's Mercantile enlarged
divers Law aud nir,veit l il,ItOmb,
kinnt's Kent, iPhliJpts on Eslnencr i vols
in.i-'S Bllc stone, iSugd.u on Vendors. vols
1hi'iy's Bla' ksione, Rus I'll On Crimes, vols
Wendalis Blackstone Williams Executors. , vols
Law uf Nations iIalr- Pleas of the Crown vols
Law Journal, vols slancy's Husband and Wife,
IlHiIlTiS Jurisprudence. t'ollyrr Partnership,
lliarl nn Real lTo,ery. vols adams "n jeciments.
Daniel Cbiucrry Pleading and American L. aaing Gases
Practices vols Long Sales
L. = Dgrst.3 vn's Eden on lIjnncons,
Owen Bankruptcy, Treatise ON the Courts
tLitiy's IeaIine> , q the u
Seis.yck Damages, Mathew : SOM Evil
Wheaun's Afn Criminal Law. d,nCt
Addison q Contracts. Irhill,,. IN vols
Debtor Wheaton yn Isl Prius
Creditor. IN work vols
Reeves Domestic Relations, SauudeSons Peadines
ar'SC minal Evidence, ience,
SWys ElniIy P!eadings, Angel ( Am CUrl.r Ons,
Story on Partnership lioconb $ Leading Cases upon
S,,rvo Prp:n~S ~ Law
IioltiOuse nv Dictionary, i'oEuveT's Digest,
l.ute's Equity Headings, Federallst,
wills, Wick & IIaItouf's + eatise,
Mnot's Digest NJ IS. Reports, ltnge1 Limitations.
NB-liOOD NOBLE made arrangements that the,
procure short Law Books that
the lowest
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Perry D;tvis's Genuine
VIM. ENH,A NILE IgaI1 IllEl

guns will instantly any aud all kinds OF its
hctiOn Ike magic IN Over four hundred thou
sand bottles have been sold in the England States the last
limitations have goten up and pamcd OIL the community
zee that likeness of the original proprietor tho bottles
Pamphlet OF Irctons and history
bottle. Get O. az IL.
~ ia IRIS General Agent for the Western States lh
street, ctwren Walnut aud Vine, Cincinnati Ohio, whOma
order be "a
TOMIINSON BROTHERS, Agents Ind iannpoliS D. J.J
Frankfort, 20-ly
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DRY GOODS.
L.. -. SslLE-H
WilOies ,:e Dry Goods eaOIySe,


his Fall and inter stock of Dry Goods
ortsing
Dy pod nreied IA ''s Among hts stuck Will b' found
bltcS, Invisible English French, aud American
black. fancy doeskln black, pad,
ID aud steel striped Satnet; and Fao Vest
drih black fancy, striped, six Waffed tusires
yellow. durn PLAIN twhed Fianbe linen
anic Table Diapers;
uf It>h pine
lcsSins- and I'c~ns> Pl.in ARD haired Nusns
Thread Isle
,rd .crs s,'i" ind al ebDde ell Maniua Ribbons
.nen.c siik hahdkticLi,i>.
Polka Patio
~
iioce md Ladies' Cashmere Chamos Merino Wool
j.. -lr IA Berlin loves
Asiery Nise' blue plaid,
rd.a. Cashmere, aud Hose.
saspendersNeu, tilh uaa Gum Gum Goody
BHt0Hsigue, Pearl, Vest Coat, Ove'coat Pant. Fly strap
Fir-lIia- atm, w ST. Tom. Lasting, and Metal Buttons
-aFiof's Victoria,
fiar,re's. Patent lnl t-siou 'sbirae>
SILK ahd Cotton Purse aan aud fancy Cnvais Star Ro
P-Aet Books and
sos>ors shoe Brushes aud
Boxes Corset lots tsks Ind Eyes. Plus
and Needles. CAPS AcordIots IaEes
1h'nbes ober
articles.
Those wshng 10 invited him call
To be bought e-ewtee %
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chasing
Na'tel'S Law of Nations,
British Crown Cases 3 vols.
English Common Law Reports.
English ESchequer Reports q vol
American Law Magazine. o vols
Laws of United States, 5yols
Law Library, 35 vols
Mckinley * Lescure's Law Ii
brary, ) vols
American Leading Cases, 2 vols
smiths Leading Cases, , vols
Meeson = Welsby's Reports, /,
vols
Dunford & East's Reports, 6 vol
Burrows Reports, 5 vols
sanders Reports, 3 vols
Cowper's Reports. . vols
nigesr Of y. Y. Reports, 4 vo,s
Kentucky Reports, } vols
Nc Lean : Reports, vols
B'ackford Reports, : vols
Revised Statutes of Indiana.
Black stones Commcnta rieS .2voli
CEilty : General Practice. 1 vol
Chitiy Oh Pleading,
smiths Chancery Practice. . vol.
Ores cy's Equity Evidence.
Arrhhold's Nisi PIius, = vols
For sale nj DAVIS X RAYS.
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stephens Nisi Prius, : vols
Leie'S NiSi Prius, = vols
Russell on Crimes, , vols
>ugden OH Powers, . vols
Roscoe'S Civil Evidence.
ROscOe's Criminal Evidence,
Thornton OH COnveyancing,
BroOm's Legal MaNims,
iIenning's Legal Maxims.
Beebee & Anthon's Analysis,
Smiths Mercantile Law.
] Starkie on Evidence. , vols
Narvin's Legal BIhliography,
Il Walkers American Law,
Story on Bill Of EXCHANGE,
HOlcomb BIS Introduction 10 Equity
Lube's Equity PleadingS,
/ u. ) Constitutional Manual,
Jones on Dailments,
Beiling's Law of Awards,
Bell'S Contract Of Sales,
lWirk * Barbonr's Treatise,
.iCo'lyer on Partnership.
j Oihcet's Guide,
lGIlman's Digest,
!. Connover's DigcStet Index,
Smith on Contracts.
Lives OF Eminent English Judges
the Palmer House. ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
sTAPIE AND FANCY STNT'IONERY.

STAPLE AND FANCY STAg'1ONEEsT Z.
w just r.e and superior Of English
w French and the
New Nofk, such
Papers, Boards, porcelain pocket
Tracing aud Tissue Papers stands
" rng, Letter. Paper, Ivory bone Folders,
Envelopes plain aud eiaossed Fancy Work Boxes variety
Letter Note Envelopes with Ivory Tablets Drawing Pencils
bo-sedb Portable Desks.
Gold Morocco Papers Plain, Visit
Porte FolOs, letter and up sizes, ing cards,
Gold Pencil Cases, Pocket and Ponmones
Gold and steel Pens, Sealing WATERS,
Steel Bags aud Purses, Papeeres IN all varieties.
Pearl, slel card Chemen DOninu aud Back
Cases, Boards,
ilabasrr Paper Weighs Scissors, Needes and Thmhcs,
Needle Emory Bags, Speciace letter ras
Rogers, Woenhom% India Rubber Pen Racks
superior Pen aud Pocket Boxes, Wafer Cups,
Desk Knives and Erasos Black Blue, Red InieIlble
Motto Seals and Wairis, Inks
Plain aud fancy penoirrs mathematical Instruments Qui
Perforated Boards, all Erk Books
Aud other article the line which
al prices satisfactory rca by DAVIS < RAY opposite
House
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

VViIVsEf - NThS
IT received, ae and valuable popular
80
ISL d and illuSti ied:
Shakspcares Plays. Poe cal works Of Lamb,
o Sha1speare's III White,
iIays. Poecal works Of Ccwper,
Beauties Of Shakespeare, Porcal works Of Thomson,
British Drama. poccal works OF CInhbc,
Poets and Poetry "a England POccal works Ilehcr
Poecal works OF Lord Byron ruecal works of Pollok,
Political works OF Moore, Prter's nnditIas,
Iostiral words OF Milton. works of Burns,
Pottica works Of Young, Works Of shelley,
!0rtiral works of Gray. British Female Poets,
Poscal Bcattic, Mrs. Hcmans,
pOecal works of COllirS Eliza Cook
pOeiical works Of ROGERS. Mrs. Sigourncy,
roetical CamTbc' Amelia OF Louisville, sc.
lOrtical works of Montgomery,
Tor sale ~ DAVIS RAY, opposite Palmer House. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
HARDWARE AND Cutlery.

q
n u IT received. an extensive Of Hardware
- and Cutlery, selected this The
III IA undersigned have al-o the for the Me-
So eso( deafis y Martins celebrated patent
q 40 Platform scales.
k@ weighing from Geo 10000 lbs. all of which
raned correct. They expected daily, Will be-
W sold aiitctoiy prices freight added.
OF respectfully requested
them aud prices
TEgMS-CRshOra approved produce.
KELLOGG & DAVIDSON.
by O Rig PadI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Sepfefssber. IS4S.

.JVHOMAS F. PURNELI receiving his Fall and Winter
Il which e selecied New York and Phade pha
regards styles and qualities and
psiros; the following portion OF his stock
plaid silks rich cbangeabe do back de Rhine tri
III French cashmeres, printed and plain; Pa
rs p.iniei de ane Paris Paris mode
printed plaid and shaded apscss color plain
Oysli Bonnet ribbons,
styles Bjons kidd gloves warranted pair thread eg
Ing and no bn French Engis and American prints FIRM
gs ginps buttons ldrens gloves.
aiie heavy m;ens ladies' linen standing collars
ta-Ietons and shewls of descriptions
extensive Of staple Goods which
hey Offer the citizens Of this county OF lower prices than
-erb before. 9ilf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
LAW BOOkS. LAW BOOKS!

TIE subscribers receiving large
and valuable Law Books OF the latest editions which
as cheap he sold by other
csson invited Books and Prices before pur
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

ERNlNGS N0ksA History Of New York from the
the world The end OF the Dutch Dynsv containing the
iehle pondo of Walter the Dou,er projects
William the Testy chivac
eadronr the three Dutch Governors New Amsterdam; being
the only authentic history OF the hath
will DO published by ed c Knickcrh,cke just receivedby
Ii u - nnIn.. ILL.,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

ATTENTION.
Look Here. Every Body,
= IN he lily 81 Indianapolis under the hrm OF
Das1tssDN 81 .sIsA DWELL.
Of Davidson. immediate ly opposite the
Plurr ely added large and weliee stock
French English aud 7neriean Dry Goods Groceries Cotton Yarn,
SIT which selling greatly prices
ea.h r. pproved rountry produce.
WeIaend all times keepa ofstapieand
GOODS and trade nd
will mas their
W. have hand shall onstanty keep large supply ohe
quaity o ha salt. the price
The highest paid for al kinds Of
pro'ace JOHN NJ BRAMWELL,
In annapolis Sept IL, ISls. 34-y A.. II DAVIDSON
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
81 Horns.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE receiving their of Fall and Win
Goods purchased in New York at the or
y wi ienab ie IN o o
Great Bargains
will nd extensive
the city comprising al" the styles Of Easev Goods
with ali Staple Goods groceries, Boots and
Siocs Hats and Caps SC &c. all of which determined to
sell little
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST!
Country Merchants invited TO cal and make themselves
quainted prices, whether they purchase
J. u g. HORN.
Tndianapolis Sept. 25. 1915 81 Sisn of the Big 9.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

% EW CROP Iisins Almond- Cassie, Cloves o sale low
= w. MOORE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
NOTICE..
rlher has inst returned tom piiisbt

al; : q
OF the lately improved Premium and Air Tight
Cooking stove, winch universally admitted lee only
aud depi'ch al
Ing OF uel aud atOr aud the perfect uniformity Of baking and
ct
giving plr
chasing elsewhere An constantly hand and furnished
e OF
Also All of Ten Plate stoves,
Of PLAIN and fancy paor For sale Cincinnati
lrces freight ou
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n 7 O new el {
w the complete work-the edition vols. qaaro
500 CO. We selling thcunab dgcl work in
al s6 90, which isthe New York price.
MORRISON & TALBoTT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

GUST received al CIR ANDON'S, Sign of the Saw
Il assortment Of articles in q line, such
shoves ard Tong Androns tBs~ and iron with brass ops)
Iron Ladies in sets ass AMI Iron Candlcicks
Shutters Coffee Nj Is tent Waite Irons and Coffee Roasters
Patented Enamellcd Castings such
Skie.e Kettles Odd Lids. Wooden Bowls,
CharnS Of Patent Lard Lamps full Lamp
Globes Chimney Glasses. sPieons anhorns Window
shades transparent. 81. Sc. IS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

lust received GRAYDON's OF the Saw cxtensi
Of Cooking Stoves 18th Copper and Tin Furnu
complete Also plate Stoves and splendid 'hurh Stove
All Stoves being OF superior metal and being
plates usual, brought this city
be confidently recommended the public They e sold lo
call and see %
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-07-20
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GENERAL
TAYLOR.

" 1t appears was nominated by the Whn
National Convention which met at Philadei.
phia on the 9TH of the present month as their
candidate for the Presidency at the coming
election. can truly say it is not matter
of exultation, however much may feel crat-
lied at the compliment paid me by so highly
intelligent and pure body as that convcn-
ton.
No one can appreciate the compliment
more than do, yet had they named some
one OF the distinguished civilians who were
before them instead of myself, it would have
met my most cordial appreciation. Louis
vWe Journal.
friend Mt our elbow suggests that the above is
a cutting rebuke to those who oppose Gen Taylor
because he was not their candidate for the nomina-
tiOn, falsely viifyng him as "not Wing" and dc
tcnnned to run in opposition, if not nominated
So far from this, he hints as plainly as telicacy
would permit, that lie would have better approved
The nomination Of Henry Clay, who has always been
lis first choice,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-07-20
TIE EUROPEAN WASHINGTON

"Efacc henceforth the name of Mach;avel;v
said Lamartne, within Il few weeks past, in
his reply TO the italian association" efaeo
| hcncCtorth tic name Of MRchiavel from your
titles OF glory, and substitute for it the name
of Washington; that is the one which should
now be proclaimed that is the name of mod
ern Liberty. 1t is no longer the name of a
politician Or conqucror that is required il
is that Of man, the most DISTINGUISHED, the
most devoted to the people. This is the man
required by Liberty, The.want of the age is
a European Washington !"
And who shall supply that want Int he who
so wildly realizes it? Enthusiastic, e,o.
quent, admirable Lamartine Though the
magic wires may even now bo trembling
with the tldings Of Lis downfall, VIC will not;
yet despair ofhim. Go on in the high career
10 which you have been called Fall in it, If
1t must be so but fall not, faltcr not, from il
Initiate tho character you have SO nobly an
preciuted | Fulfil the pledges you kave %.
soriously given Plead still against the
banner of blood Strive still against Il
reign of terror! Aim stll ~D
"By winning words 10 conquer willing hearts, 81
And make persuasion do The work oftsar" IS
May gallant and generous peopln second
you, and the Power which preserved Wash
nyton sustain you, until you have secured
peace, order, freedom to your country,
"Si gun fata sspera ranPas
Tu MarcoTs eris."
Niapbroos IIa, eaS-
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-07-20

10 Wa owe an Spology to a portion of our ex
changes for an unavoidable failure of paper las
week, We could not have anticipated that tho
increase Of list would have so far exceeded ia
losses, on the commencement Of a new volume aud
Il change Of Editors, as to make the usual edition
however, even Nftsr rubbing large number of ex-
changes, we had not quite enough pApors to supply
our subscribers.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-07-20
DEVOTION OF THE TROOPS TO
THE GOVERNMENT.
TIE INSURRECTION PUT DOWN

The seditious and brutal mob of Paris, which il
the first Revolution led on by Marat and kindred
spirits, made havoc at which the world turns pale
to this hour, and which though now diminished t.
a comparative handful, is yet terrible in numbers
and audacity, and cause of the saddest orebodng:
to the friends Of France that mob has now it is tc
be hoped, DONE ITS WORST, and once moro and fol
the last time hurled its frantic waves against the
young buwarks Of French freedon-to fall back
baflled, shattered and queed. Humanity sickens
and shudders to imagine the horrors which would
have followed this pandemonum let loose, had the
true French people been less united against anarchy
or the soldiers Of the Republic less devoted aud hero
ic in her defence. First the glorious head Of La
MARITIME, the Father of his country must have laid
itself down in the gore of, the gulotine, and demo-
MAC murder, Unsuitable of blood, would have once
moro piled towards heaven the red and rcekipo
Of all that was nobest in the devoted
nation. Thank God for France! the terrific ordeal
has been safely passed. and the star of her hope vet
shines clearer and brighter through the smoke of
BATTLE and the storm of blood and tears and MARTYR
groans and demonyalls which through those fearful
days and nights
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-07-20

TIE PEAK FAMlLr.--An unusual pressure Of
engagements thrus; quite Oh: Of mind las: week,
notice which should have been gyon of E concays b.:
these yccalia;5 in this village on the evening Of the
Fourth. We take late opportunity to discharge
the debt which their politcre.' laid upon US, by
testitying to the good moral taste which generally
charncttr!2es their selections of Songs, &c., and to
the highly respectable quality Of their performance
Any proceedings calculated to awaken q popular
taste for music should receive encouragement ard
we were happy to see and hear of their large audi
euces here and elsewhere.
We must take tho liberty TO suggest to them in
spirit Of kindness that the rather coarse clowpSong
" Over there" in the mouth Of little Fanry, is not
exactly orc of their t5ts
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-07-20

mont freemen care but little, and from whom, thank
IIeaven they and the Nation have little to fear.
The most we have to fear, is from ourselves; and
conscientiously intend mainly to devote the political
influence of our sheet to what seems to us most
needful in these times, viz to foster among peo-
pie spirit of union and national patriotism, and
to rebuke, denounce and warn them against every
movement and every sentiment which tends to di-
vision.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-07-20
POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
Extract from Later from. Gen. Cas- to h6, Nj
olson.

olson.
"The question that presents itself is not
question of the increase but Of the Diff
SION of Slavery. WHETHER ITS SPHERE
BE STATIONARY OR PROGRESSIVE, ITS
AMOUNT WILL BE THE SAME. The reiec-
ton Of this restriction will not add one to the
class of seryitude, nor will its adoption give
freedom to single being who is now placed
therein. THE SAME NUMBERS WILL
BE SPREAD OVER GREATER TERRI
TORY; AND so FAR AS COMPRESS.
SION, WITH LESS ABUNDANCE OF
TIE NECESSARIES OF LIFE, IS AN
EVIL, so FAR WILL THAT EVIL BE
MlTIGATED BY TRAN SPORTIN e.
SLAVES TO A NEW COUNTRY, AND
GIVING THEM 4 LARGER SPACE TO
OCCUPY"
Immortal discovery! The above furnishes Gas
every word ever uttered by Gen Cass has dons-hs
will do well 10 adhere to his resolve to write no moro
letters fresh evidence of the surprising weakness
and shallowness Of mind with which man may Oh
tain Office IN newly settled States Gen. Cass could
no more have got into the Senate from State Ike
ours, than he could have got into the moon; and yet
he is presented to the people Of ALL the States for
the highest honor and trust they have to tos!ow