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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST %, 1s4


GsWe have received volume containing the
collected anecdotes of General Taylor, alias " Old
Rough and Ready" 1t affords to the mirth-lovmg
an inexhaustble fund of interest and amusement.
The author is "Tom Owen, the Bee Hunter, and
it is published by Appleton & Co., and is for sale
nv Steel Buy and try it.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23
THE TAYLOR ANECDoTE BooI

A NECDOTES OF ZACHARY TAYLOR, ass
~ MEXICAN WAR; by Tom Owen the Bee "A
Together with brief Life of General TayU 90
Letters. Illustrated with engravngs. >
Just received and for sale at the Men Orleans SUI
HarehOHSe. ta21l J. B. S feel, l4Cg+
Late ENGLISH EDITIONS of Valuable EaSa'
tons, for sale al No. ID Camp street.
FE'HE HlGH-PRESSURE STEAM ENGINBhP
i TlGATED. BY DIR. Ernest Alban. s
SCOTT.S ENGINEER and MACilNISTS' ASsR'
ANT.
sCQTI'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CIVIL ENGISED
ING
BARLOW and BABBAGE'S ENCYCLOPEDA9
MANJkACTURES AND MACHINERY!
THE DOCTOR, etc. BY the late Robert SOuthg -.
Warehouse" [au2l 81 B. STEEL, Il CAMS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

ARREST OF AN EXTENSIVE FORGER.-On Fri
day, a man named VIM Palmer, alias Buch, was
taken into custody at New York, on a charge of
swindIing, by means of forged checks, to the
amount of $1,000 or $1,000. 1t appears that he
bought about $149 worth of boots and shoes, from
Rufus P. Tuck, and rendered a forged check on the
Butchers and Drovers' Bank, which was subse-
quently found to be useless, as he had no money
lodged 10 his account there
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23
FELIo1ANA HOUSE FOR SALE

FELICIANA HOUSE FOR SALE
TENHE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD VII
l. the FELlCIANA HOUSE, is offered for SAX
The house will accommodate nearly one hundsis
bOarde, and is full eight months in the year. To
person acquainted with the Western trade this hOus
be great source of profit The present occupant Vi
to retire. offers the above fine establishment on no.
terms. For particulars. apply on the premises con
JULIA and TCHOUPITOUL+As streets, to
au23 If JAMES R0Af
ADVENTURES OF A MEDICAL sTUDE
For Sale by WELD & CO., No. TO Camp strsg
following Works, just received
THE PALACES OF THE FACULTY TIL
L cples of Chrome Thermal
ADVENTURES OF A MEDICAL STUDEM
Robert Douglass: with Memoir OF the Life of the Ag
MYSTERIES OF OLD LONDON. BY the An
" Robert Macare in France"
JENNY LIND. By Miss Rose Ellen Hendrch
GOWRIE. By G. =. r. James.
HAROLD. BY Sir Y. Bulwer LyttOn.
THE TWO DlANAS. By A. Dumas.
ILLU STRATED ARABIAN NIGHTS-PGi.
HOMEOPATHIC TINCTURE ARNICO.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, for September
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE, for September. Z
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

SUIcIDEs.-A report was current in Philadelphia,
on the 18th, that Richard Penn Smith, the author,
committed suicide the day previous.
MIR. X. Mcllvain, residing near Lewistown,
Del) committed suicide on the 9Th inst, by jump
ing into a well, about thirty feet deep.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

TNHE BOY DANIEL, aged about 30; cOmpleuNt
L copper color; feet 8 Or9 inches high; stout baME
and inclined to be bald. A suitable reward viii @A
au23 If HOYT 4 FORD. II St. Chatass-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

~" Cass and Butler Hall, No. o5 s. n
street.-LO UISIANA DEMOCRATIC AssOCIATIoT Y,
ing of the Association will take place on THURSDAY a.,
at u O'Clock, P. NJ, as per resolution. BB.LFFe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

VALUABLE AID.-The celebrated Abby Folsom
is out in favor of Martin Van Buren,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

~" Attention, Guard Mobile "A mse,,.
held on THURSDAY EVENING next, at the conner ofs !
Common streets, the cofee-house known as that If
for the purpose OF forming Volunteer Company Of hs
attached to the First Brigade, Louisiana Militia Tn,
join the Company contemplated in the above suggsst
be punctua in attendance Thursday next, at half u
P. M The following names have already been enroa
Nichol John Lewis, John Stewart, C. II. Forno Smo- q
Curtis and Henry Fomo 1t is desirable that the roll
Company should be made possible 50 tkata
may at once proceed to the election Of officers. =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

RoBBERY.-The trunk of Mr.. DureIl of this city,
with its contents valued at $500, was stolen from
the Worcester R. Co. The loss will fall on Messrs.
Brooks g. Co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

The Commotion in Ireland-Insurrection not yet
AttemPted-Thre Outbreak and Prepara-
PaTliament-More Arrests Contemplated-Troops
Pouring into Ireland.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

NEW AND INTERESTING PUBLICAT1
For Sale at No. IA Camp street
A DVENTURES OF A MEDICAL student
N r. Douglass.
FRANCE: ITS KING, COURT AND cow
MENT. BY Gen. Lewis Cas-.
THE BARONET'S DAUGHTERS and HAl
MONK. By Mrs. Grey
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans SS
Warehouse" [au22 ST. J. B. STEEL, l4Jani
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

o. All was quiet at st. Domingo, the 23d ult.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

SHIRTS, CRAVATS, HANDKERCH4hlii an
Snpelfne all linen Shirs-stitched bOsoms ~ 40
Supertne muslin Shirts--en bosOms and cOlas'
French Bingham and calico Shirts.
Hickory, Check and Negro Shirts. : ;nisf
Merlno hane gauze, brown, white and pipIa Db''
Silk Undershits and Drawers. LaH'
Very rich STYLES fancy Cravats
Italian and French black silk Crayats.
Silk and linen Handkerchief
Linen border Handkerchief.
Linen and silk Gloves.
Black Kid Gloves
Cotton, merinO, and linen Half Hose
Silk and bingham Umbrellas, &c, &c. ,,prT B1eI
N.Y. ALFRED MUNRO. SGaat
a12 d&Wtf aM's
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ADVENTuREs OF A MEDICAL sTUpE
REPRESENTATIONS

By ISAAC JOHNSON, Goreraor eftae State Q" Lraa
WHEREAS, The failure to appropriate specfal
w fund provided by law for the support of toe Fef
III ~. u,sSA lie Schools of this ) ate mus d
efSS~&A ~ lESSSSA miles, nraVpnfal in time h.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

III ~. 50 lie Schools of this State mus u
s5z5f&4an &AA unless prevented in time, BIZ
<zs~-l sSWssS ~ preudicia influence on The 3
AzSSSSSAs&@z+ cause Of education, and the b.
tereSts of humanity; and whereas, the importance
matter, in this view of it, appears call for the consider
OF the Legislature at period earlier than that Of is
regular session in January 1850 and to form eytra0l
OCCASION such as my Judgment renders Necessary tel
yenton of the two Houses as may be practical
do, therefore, by this, my proclamation. convene th
Houses OF the Legislature, to meet at the State house
city of NewOreans, the First Monday in December
being the fourth day OF said month, and require he
i've Senators and Representatives then and there 10 aN
in order that they may devise and adopt such measua9
in successful operation the Free Public Schools Of h
as to them, in the exercise of their wisdom and dE
may seem expedient and proper, and receive such IN
ton in relation TO the affairs of the State generally ISL
time may be deemed advisable to submit Them.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the 81
r. New Orleans, this twenty-tirst day of AugH
L. - and of the Independence Of the United Shsl
Seventy-third year.
By the Governor: ISAAC JOHNsll
CHARLES GAYARRE, Secretary of State.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14
The War in the senate.

The free territory discussion now going
on in the |. ). Senate is exciting a deep IN.
tcrcN. Mr.. Calhoun, as was to be suppo.
Scd, leads of on the side Of the South, aud
he takes his ground boldly and without
mincng the matter. The following which
we copy from congressional reports, shows
his position, which the north have to meet
in decidng for or against free territory.
"Wiih much ingenuity of argument he
denied the generally received truth, 'tha,
all men are created tree aud equal"
'Menwere not horn, he said, infants were
born; men crew.
lie denied, too, with equal force, that
men were created free and equal:
Men are not created there were but two
ever created, the one superior, the otherin.
icriOr.'
Almost universal laughter pervaded the
Senate at this singular conclusion, but the
stern Senator maintained n face of iron, and
proceeded with his speech as il nothing hut
happcncd,'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14

The Chicago Democrat thus speaks OF
Mr. FRIDLEy, the Democratic nominee in
this judicial circuit for Judge. Iheremarks
are true and just The wings will max e
nothing here by their cutlery against Mr..
/. because he was once a mechanic.
The same cry was raised against Judge
Douglass, who was once a cabinet maker.
yet the state never had an ADLER Judge:
"Mr. FRIpLGY is strait forward demo.
crat and man OF the people. Some Of the
cologne wing dandicS iud fault with Mr.
fridIcy because he was once mechanic
and 10 have a man who once handled the
sledgc, preside in their courts, they think /,
horrible. But we opine the people will give
these dandicS to understand that their sncer,
are not potent. What people want is plain
honest, sledge hammer Of YOU plea,ej ius.
tice; aud these fine spun legal Sub,lciicS
which nobody can understand, and whicf
invariably enable rogucs aud raScals I'll
they have a full pocket to carry theil
points, they arc utterly adverse to.
"Ral'y, democrats, for regular nomina.
tons, aud You will select the best men aLt
triumph over your enemies"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14
Orcgon Convention.

We learn that the Grand Division Jul
dcal Convention which met NJ Oregon.
on Wednesday, nominated the Hon. ions
d. ClroN for Supreme Judge of this Grand
Division, an LoRr>zo LrLANr, Esq, of
this place, for clerk Of the supreme court
We also learn that notwithstanding the late
wet weather and consequent bad state
Of the roads, the couventan was reSpccta.
bly, attended and at least half the counties,
in the Division were represented. The
nominations were unanimous, or nearly 80,
and the best feeling prevailed throughout.
We will endcavor to give the proceedings
in our next.
Judge Cation. we believe is, and will prob
ably remain the only candidate before the
people for the Office to which he has bcpn
nominated, in this division. He will thus
be elected unanimously.
The compliment is deserved. As Judge
OF this circuit and one Of the justices Of the
supreme bench of this state, I've has ever
maintained the character Of IN able iuri~t--
an iHcorruptible and upright Judge. From
the day he first assembled the bench, he ha'
devoted his whole attention TO It's wcighty
duties alone-he has never solcd his or
mine by trading in politics, or using his
office as stepping stone to some more Ia,
crative post
Mr.. Leland has for a number Of years
been clerk of the circuit court of this county
to which office he was unanimously nomin-
ated at our late county convention. ny the
new constitution he is ex-ollicio clerk Of the
supreme court for this division until another
is elected. We understand the Office doe,
not yield enough to enable a competent mar
to hold it disconnected with some 9th
er Office or employment, and as Mr., lie
land holds another office of similar dutie,
and has had some experience as clerk o
the supreme court, he was doubtless III,
most fitting man that could have been Sc.
lectcl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14

ouIo.-Thc Columbus lO) Statesman
speaks thus eucoura-ng'y OF the prospect,
Of the Democratic party in Ohio;
Every Democratic paper in this State.
some sixty or seventy iu number, runs zap
the Democratic flag with a shout of conf
dence aud satisfaction. We have a roll ".
ing by Us from which We shall make ex-
tracts. We again repeat that the demOc-
racy Of Ohio was never better united. 4
letter from the Chairman of the Democratic
State Central Committee, says "Luuk out
for Ohio, We will sweep 1t clean orwhig,
gerry Of all descriptions. The whole West
will roll up a majority that will startlc the
world"
GA the other hand the New York Tri.
bunc publishes list Of some 20 wing pa.
pers in Ohio, out Of about 90 in the State,
that utterly rcpudiatc the action Of the ma
tional slaughter house, as Greedy stigma
ties the Wing National Convention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14

We are authorized toanuounce ONsLow
PETERS, of Peoria, as candidate for Judge
Of the 9th Judicial circuit.
We are authorized 70 announce HENRY
UURLBUr, as a candidate for the office
of SHERIFF of La Sale county, at the
next August election.
We are authorized TO announce the name
of THEOpllILuS l., DlCKEY, esq, Of
this county, as acandidate for the office Of
CrcHit Judge in the 9th Judicial circuit.
We are authorized to announce the name
of EDMUND :. lloLBRooK as candidate
for States Attorney for the ninth Judicial
Circuit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14

An error occurred in part ofour last weeks
editor IN giving tho time when Raymond s
Co.'S Menagerie will be at Ottawa. twas
printed July 2ith-the Menagerio will be
here on Friday, Jpy 2la.
This is one of the very few travelling
shows that we can recommend to public
support, There is nothing immoral, i'm.
modest, or that can vi,ia,e about the Men.
ageries and it is always instructive. The
student of Zoology, FOR mere pittancc. has
here an opportunity of seeing specimens
which, but FOR the menageric, he could on.
ly see at an immense expense and the risl,
of his life.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14


foolish story, emanating from WASH
inston Correspondent, is going the rounds
OF the Wing papers, that a German society
in New York, composed of 900 members,
all of whom, in 1871, voted for Polk and
Dallas, have resolved to vote for Taylor,
and for reasons like these. Says this cor
respondent;
"ihry contend from the ultra views adj.
vauCrd bN Gen. Cp>N uu all tAe questions
Of foreign policy that have agl,atrd the
country of late years. that war would be
the inevitable result 81 his elevation To the
Presidency. They feel that Il state OF war
increases the amount ct taxation uu the
people at large, while II dlmiui>hc> the re
ward of labor. These are the opinions ot
working men, who by industry, honesty
and irucau'N, have covered their cui,urru
with homes, and whose interest il Is 10 pre-.
serve peace and stability IN the government.
Spectators, contractor, aud politicians, on
~, want war, 10 I'll their pockets and To adj
vance their prospects. NJ last the pcuyk
have to pay the piper, and TO fight the bat
Ties"
This is the last huuhuG, Il can hardly be
supposed that the whis, d,>approrc Of the
Mexican war. As uine-teuthS Of the people
in the State, are fifty convinced thattacrc
was no way to avoid /; without submitting
to the invasion Of our territory, ana peck
citing the national insu!t Of oar flithlc,>
uci-h5ors.
81 , 4 5. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14

MARRlED-ln Oswcgo, n Y on the 3Oh ult,
by the Rev Mr. Cook, b [. Cook ESQ, of Ottawa
H., to Mise ELlz,BIrH daughter Of Hon Otis Hart
Of the former place.
On the oh inst, by Rev Highly, Mr. II VI
llwtINANN to Miss ELl1AnEru ADLER, all ofOttuwa
Nv the snmc on the OH inst, Ezra NrtEiS 10
Mis- ELIZA TUut alao OF this place
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14
The following carJappears in the Wash
iugton Union:

n. ...:.......,.l ...... - ~
''''' '' '"' " "H"-
'Hs'on O"'oh:
l.,,..,..,,. =. ~. ' ,',,Ii..,..., ..,.
81 .r C,.,..,''
,'a,.,, ~ '''"'
T, .,', , '. ~ ,"..'''i'.' ~. Its
~. W. p., va ~ ',' e" M
~ ,,o I, C.,,, ,'i''',o,i y, a. I', 'i'
nomination. ,nJ L,,a ,,;,o, " ..,'s
for that information, as furnishing the sui'a-
oIe occasion Tor making my answer. But,
beginning 10 doubt whether any such com
munica'ionbe made, and seeing my name
placed ia many papers As a candidate for
wee Presidency, by virtue of that nonina-
ton, deem 1t proper 10 delay no longer.
and to declare Mt once, and Ia this public
manner, my inability TO accept H. The state
To which | belong was represented in the
Baltimore Convention; the vote Of that
state was Ci7cnio McS>rS. CaSS and Butler;
they were Nominated: and as one Of the
clhIcnS OF mat state, that nomination jmme-
dIa,cIy received my cordial concurrence
and support, and Will continue to do so.
! have long been the friend, personally as
well rs politically, Of Mr.. Van Buren,, and,
under other circumstances, would be proud
to have my name associated wi,hhiS in any
way, but the acceptance Of this nomination,
is impoSThle' and ! have to request the
members Of the Convention, and the public,
to receive this declaration as my answer,
and 10 excuse this mode of making t--bc-
ing the only mode which the want of a com
munca'ion from the Convention lea ve>c.
pen 10 me. HENRY DODGE
WASHrNGToN CRY, June %, 1913.
NJ, l.,
'S n'',E' az E"s 'ISu" u'i'ni', ~ .''
ToiN "l W'''' u" saw N'te III vac
nv" 5's ,, mas u'e 'o''"''6 P'''''"7
S",,e" VI ~ YIN u,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14
Nuur ubd't >erVt.
J ND. WENTWORTH.
New loRk,July =.
nominated Pillow and

The P,r,iJyn, has nominated Pillow and
Shields Major Generals.
The Washington tuiun of this morning.
Publishes the Plg>.Iruf, proclamation of
peace dNbauaIu- the soldiers and officers.
The message says that's millions of the
who'll sam agreed to be- paid had been pala
over ia hand al QJcrvtaro. The remainder
vas to bc paId IN annual iu>ulmcut>.
Iii, reported that Gen. Pillow is l..,y at-
quilted 10y the Court ct Inquiry.
Judge t'hu',ou. of Va. died sunday.
Gou. Taylor has u.typt received Official
notice OF hi, nomination.
There Is Il report here that Mr. Clay does
no, endorse the nomination Of Fay
From J. .g.rJ.-Puaylc adyic-> from To-
ho'co was uara>>rd by the Indians It, the
Last accounts, aud taa, the whites are emf
grating.
There wa, open dl,roh ia the city o..
Mexico at the last aI'tct,. Herrera can
NOT long rule.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14

ALMoNrE.-This distinguished Mexican
is about to visit the United States with his
family, and will probably take up his per-
mancn, residence in the city oiNcw Orleans,
where he spent much of his youth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14

We have been shown Telegrapmc com.
mpnlcaton this morning announcing theall-
IRE of the Canal Bank of Albany. This
doubtless was cauSedby heavy losses suffer
ed some time since. The other Banks III
Albany are among the strongest in the state,
and their bills are in the best credit Chi.
cdgO journal, Juiy l3.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14

Maj Gen. Butler aud commissioner Sc
verarrivcd at New Orleans onthc Goth ult.
Commissioner Clifford had arrived prcyi.
ously.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14

The Eolians give second concer, a, the
court house tomorrow Saturday evening
The lovers Of music will all be there. There
the bes, singers we have heard in the west.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14
onr Conversational E,ce,ion.

'"'i'" "''l'>'" W inc beii'o'r"lS, "h" o''i'
rejected, anu then to the wings, and been
rejected nc now mus himself without any
supporters so h1"lis virtue oil hcccS-
shy ''' o''Ns OH ''c course
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H., i .s,,8 f., Lovc had , rro,,, doom n,,I
IN tlc OH STATE Rank. and IN have ,p,jc
his money out Of that rotten concern. He
i, man Of rcspectable talents. and appear,
to be nopuIar amonn fine reD,ecl kiI.olpve
and silk stocking wins. lie would doubt.
less make an cxcrutialincly f1'ue member
Of Congress for that branch Of the party.
bat would hardly be so much relishcd bv
those who have no taste for such r,icctics.
Col. Wentworth, the democratic candi.
date, we all know. That he has made a
most industrious and efficient member, no
man will at,cmpt TO denv. lie i, ever
watchrl ever at work-hc ha, never, du.
ring his whole term, failed to vote on any
important proposition that has been before
the House, yet his outdoor labor has been
immense. Representing, at present, pro.
badly the most populouS district in the
Union, we have heard Of no man that ever
has written 10 him on any subject, however
trivial, bItha'h hal his business promptly at
tended to. Indeed, ;le only complaint we
have heard uttered against him, on this
score, Is, that he is too attentive 10 his con
>'tuentS-hc sends them too many docu
ments-'oo many garden seeds-has too
many new post Offices made. These were
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14

Mr.. ScAMMoN-LnPori Its asserted
in Chicago papers, that the god.spcctacled
wing nominee for Congress in this district
actually bobbcd his beaver to- mechanic in
the streets of Chicago on the day he re.
turned from the Wing Convention at OF.
tawa!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14

Look out for yonr hogs the corporation
are after them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14

o'h'I''
co,rrrom,.c
Wentworth writes from Washington that
the politicians have become 50 alarmed at
the formidable aspect which the "rrcc
territory" question has assumed, that even
those who a few months ago most s,rcuu-
ou>ly deprecated the discussion Of the qucs-
ton in congress, now declare that this session
must not be brought to a close before the
question is settled in some way forever \
proposition, coming from the south, has &C
tualy been submitted, as another c0mprom.
lsc, with a reasonable prospect Of its aiop.
ton. We give the proposition with Went.
worth'S views upon il:
The strong proposition now i, TO make
all irec north oi 5''@J' ana let '"G Pe"p' Oe'
~. ,,'"' ,','' ,i,,I. Ln., h.,, Ia,,, ;
opslv fold 6v knowing ones that this promo.
>irion will pass. 1t is the ground assumed
~ we p'.Sg.'
ation AT Baltimore. Oregon begins Mt II.
and so free labor runs five aud q half de.
CreeS b,ioW the southern BOUNDARY ViOrc-
who have consented TO tins cpmurumi>c.-
The north or white side of this compromise
I'N'' Bat Ine SCUM VI o'a'h sue ! can
~ ,t,. - ,,I,,,, I,.,,.,.
aclly as thew are. The territories concern
ing which we are leGi,latiug are now free.
Inc best compromise y TO Keep them Tree,
- 80 pass ,"' " rIf yomIi 1"t t,lo o' III" VI
ton ont Of the canvass and leave he ha,Ie
to be fought on the old issues. But those
who have the power will settle the matter
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