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ARRIVAL OF Strangers
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Aston HOUSE.
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JohSson Philadelphia Busted, Madison Miss John.
son. louisiana Johnson, do; Brown. do; Hyjains, N
Yors; Banks Loa'sills H Tyler Virginia; Col Burr
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NORTHERN HOTEL.
Wynbeut, Philadelphia; J Sparks. l. Soper New
jersey; Tsppsr, Troy: Dillan, Brooklyn T Ross, IL
Cherlien, New York
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
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TAMMANY HALL.
Wentworth. Philadelphia; J Throckmortsn. New Jsr
ssy Howe Massachusetts; Mr. Ferguson, Connecticut;
~ c Lusnsr, Montgomery; Farrar, New York; ia.
cob, Philadelphia; w Read, Now Jeney;J shaw Ca.
nads; w J Morris. do; q Bdmia Philadelphia.
UNITED sTATfS HOTEL.
N Bishop, Providence: w II Tomlinson, Naugatuck; G
New Yori: y Crowsy, DO; n Morgan, Brooklyn; W \
samueis jr do j Crshing do; Saber, BsltInors
Paine. Bradford; Me Murray md lady, Troy pssknm,
New Hsven Capt Sheffield do; Winshp. do; NJ Welsh,
Coma
WESTERN korKL
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Virginia.
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rSi Gays FEB is-An Ss.i Gen !ssup Dsuiel.on. Phi:
Trenton. Coatss diss Also arr 10Th sehr Eleanor IN North
sn,cob. Feb 7IA5r ships Dsdsm Tucker, New
3ods, NYork; Triton Luce Providence; New England An
ssIr..r FEB az asa :eh s:r,I Yves. NYSt
Bo,Tos Fec asAn ship Ann, Robinson N0deap.; bark.
brig Geo wi,%s Fame me F.e1% a .eS
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comb and MoselIs. Dill Potomac River CID ship CLYDE
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marx ' woadbaTX Mstn.s: .eSrs ESsn xttin. %hsdea,
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rig G;a WoTS A:xs; a NoIs'q, ga Srg: France:
shTs Jos:phas stoqTsae NYoIi sa brig t..Ss:
Ipe Bell CSSpsr for Rio dc Jaueiro schr Duxbury, Ed
brig Ani' 81. A!I.e,, Havana,
dsloupe In the ohug Br ship Consbrook from Liverpool
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as sfsn .5f sss4
pa ar n CHI
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for dsss% M 1s Do %
Achon Wooster end Joseph Fawel Aiersndsr NewYork;
e S 2 ss ss
port; brig unknown supposed bound E. and 'chr in the
Fall RTEs FEB 2i-sd schr Minerva D.vi, Phadep
Feb ss-A., sehs Harvest Petm,n, Boston:
Ii H PIE; N6n S.
a,lsa ii' shin 'cr .s IRON So,
s ssf 70;
sess
na and ''A'
s H shy 5ns Potts. bark.
snn9tt L5yeIpoo Laura, Carr Havre; bark Beaver Ed
"sse. srs %s pr., Ponce.
NAETUSKEr Feb 22-sld schr Northern Belle Fitzgerald
NEwrokr Feb 2sArr brig Frances Ingrah,m Matsnzas.
to .1ss
Me g. 49,, As S NYoTtaGa Monday ls
s;ys. CG1mba Knapp; ssn'es DicFsn.oa; and Giaueu;
,mpton Roads bark Montgomery, days from valpa
NV 3RLEASs. Feb 10 Arr ship. Belmont Grant Bristol.
bh Ss5
a sas Sao gss ssh 'h,
not Thompson; TampisS; steamship. EadSs Davidson
Ghsss Hsvsj bark; LSnsass P.Sury CITY Point and
%v.poo New Yea bs ksy
uis t9) watiinrten, bermuda Henry woods Chamber.
In NoI1s; Hchr. Iona Stevens. Vera Cruz; southemer
ZIP Robt Burton snd brig oiiapp lowed 10 sea nth INST
'1R' ssi t M % s% vspee AdT SssH
ns Ga RG de "a
umeus i5wSham Boston; yeni,. Murchee. Liverpool; In
Castra Trieste. T Senor, pomaief Bsieeions; Azoi,
Gseen Marsei1es sehr Bpens Visit. Brock, Charleston.
eS teni:s Mayo s' $ jsse n'' '0''' boston oia
tssn Il 3 Mary q o
heavy norhsrly gaes bark Ocean Bird NYoikj Coney
below I'D brig pton.a HsHau% Savannah ava Eo'a''n remain
aa I 5 w. h SD S.r n
soush NOeans Peterson, Hoffman, NYorLs Red Jacket,
saTass.n Feb as-B.lou h,,t and ,.r Ga hi.
Leh H:f kingston sch. Fa e Ne% York s sa
smith Brigham Boston ga arr ship W Cooper Cats,
Wilson Fuller. Crawford NYork. N' ''''
asa1serov Nc .e n Deiswsrs Msniin
York CID 18th sch. Myers. Fowler: Globe, Simmons and
Mary c:sS sS;n
Bay State. Manson, Bostoa
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.4T OF ttxrss. AnhAiHlE0 IN THE NEW
S.sY efshe ls y wslte Asy - savsrisss. -.
ussmss made esjsr he orders d the rossmsstss h
nswspspsr Of letter. uncaed for in any Post
Once, shall be inserted IN the town or
place where the Office sdverisoR may situated HXy,No
Tnx cIAcuLArIor-New Pest Once Ls,o passsd
Bfafch lla
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nYsRITimE INTELI.IaENOE.
sort OF New York, Fsbruary 20, l54s.


Cleared.
Sp. s @ f s cSp. Ma
foppe; Wisconsin, Williams. New Orleans, Frost 4
BaTkAqtolsoa, Cobb; Rotterdam. Schmidt Balehen;
E1ss H sSs tassf:s
a1sT sss asaS sfsxn DO Dem
Brs.ysaperor, Dsha. soi!srSsm, w.i...r; Eutruri.
an s:ms aaY Rsb es4 wI rs N.m Walsh.
Sea Belle W:S n.a La Es1i.s RGsp.S1 WI
M
Arrived.
Ship Susan P Pr. Putnam Carton Oct ApjsT NSv
typhoon the of Cochin and the
a IF 5 fssfs S. ss &:
had % s sailed &c Helena ase s
with bark Orb Rhodes, for Salem, IS days om zspz
Arthur DAY. Manila Boston, again ENTER enter
S hs Of ~ s from 9 s the
FEB "a lon ca spoke schr Frt, from Plymouth for
E: &: s sssi: i. ); sss 3:
Be,tonl Ffanei, no days ont for sumssrs, all we'll
and 'hP oh
s nso Wales
w IS A tSa' E iSs T1
ssop a. CO Sid i GO o with b ,eI bound e H.
Tsb a 10
signals With bark showing white aud red signal standing
Big S:s.Ss sof .Iymo1tA. LSrns Maysxuss PR Jan
Wncc
winds with 200 hhds and 50 do molases Aymar
Co. Vessels left b.fore reported No date lat &c Ion 80
saw shie standing 70 the westward having private
Tsi was naIons she then showed signal numbea
IN each diamond the lower diamond appeared have the
ter W. she had all three topmass struck
from Bath Feb 7. for New Orleausl
Brig Annswan, (of Newpor) Courier. Cardenas Feb TO-
with 20 hhds ADD IS terces Spoord Teston
Co., Vessels left before reported lh
spoke brig Portland Of eoillud from Portland;
New York On the 10th first day away fore
and mantopmasts. ,.
Big Lycompg tof Warren RI) Gardner New Orleans a
days via Tarpaun Cove days with 32 hhds
bDs molasses, TO Baker Cook. The bound
ton but when on Monauk spoken by pilot and or
deredto New York 2ls lat 10 o. Ion 72
aEo IRON Savannah for Boston who reported having
ously By unknown bark which away
the SIS rigging, &c h ias lat 81 80 lon brig
Nance from Charleston lumber loaded,
RI days out spoke her the 9Th lying
gaecported having very heavy weather The
has been days North of Haeras Sc
gales
schr surveyor. Chapman, New Haven.
Schr Minerva, Robinson, Greenport, Ii.
Below.
bark and briggs unknow
Steamship Sarah Sands for LIVERPOOL has anchored az
rsnrine ship Arcoe for New Orleans hiss anchored
NorhR Rive - -
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
CANToN-Ship susan Drew-Lieut Howell u 8 N, late
Snava store keeper Macoa; Mr. st Clair Sutherland
Masters James Sturgis and VIM Sturgis and servant
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nR. KELLINGERS LINIMENT IS WAR; ANTED
II pains nature. and heal all OF
Sold in large bottles tat so cent? dollars
Office $50 Pearl street the ,rem naroad Ofic. Rush
Clark x Co. and the druggists generally. For
wonaevful particulars Spirit of the Times $1,000 will be
ad II fail TO show and tina ny ether
known remedy. Travelling we'll other merchants shall
have il their own price il thew in OF civ. n ours
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MEDICAL oEFICE-DR. JOHNSON, IT DUANE

M EDICAL UFFICE-DH. JOHNSON, II DUANE
NA street, near Chatham well known the
successful atitoner New York the treatment of
resi- diseases The Doctors alton for skill in these old
hncued that have existed for years.
ee structure ulcers upon the body OF in the throat or
ans the head and bones of the legs e ctuay cured
weakness brought by habit ndugsd
~ by young svious dreams and nightly ems
sons positively pteyened Recent cured ia four days
without mercury. No alteration diet, prevention from
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M ONSlEUx JEAN LIE DOYEN'S DISlNFECTING
vl Flud-This Fluid, lately discovered in France and

IVA Flsld-Th. Fluid lately discovered in France and
aaimsl OF vegetable and without odor Of its nyalu
able FOR dispelipg all offensive smells from Fever Hosps
rooms shs water closets sink &c is easy Of appliea
ton. For sale by the subscribers Dr. Rogers. No. I01
West Broadway, and b. Hammond Co.'S importers of
vatehs. ~ Merchant Exchange the only depot. fSr the Uni
circular. Of and mode Of be
obtained. POULlN. ROGERS KEENEY, a Merchant
bearing date Oct 1874 New York, Feb a. $780, Certik
cate Of Edw Jaques Government Physician Of Quebr
Quebec November 49, 1917. Dear Su-Whle ,cting In
ssetng Physician Of yes.e aud passeng' Crosse lsle
tunitie Of proving the ueluness Of Fvid" II
t'lc usy removed all unpleasant uya from the hold Of the
ship Lord Al hburon rendering perfectly
ITS effect upon the bge water Of the Emgrsn and
Ia instance did observe i'll effect from Yours
truly, EDW JACQUES, M. u. To jean lie Doyen. Esq.
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~ nyely to disea'es of the Eye and Ear, from to
o'clock his Office 26l broadway, of Warren
Dr. Powes Treatse on Eve iseases and their cure
with engraving rules for the selection of spectaees &c
price Fifty Cents be had his Office aud Of all book
sellers Just imported Artificial Eyes Of superior suality
Douche Baths for eyes, which has just
received dip Iona the FAIR of the American Institute now
for sale NJ hso
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I AMES LAWRENCE ENGLISH, ATTORNEY AT
Law Montgomery. Alabama, will attend TO- Collections
iapooss Ccom and Ansuga He will also attend to Cose-
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Herald Marine Correspondeno..

Steamship Sarah Sands for Liverpool has anchored At
rsnrine ship Arcoe. for New Orleans hiss anchored the
North River =" 49,
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OATS. OATS. OATS-CANAL OATS, OF THE
best quality fine and ground feed Indian meal shorts
bale hay &c in antilles suit urchssn the
market prices For sale by j. w. Millsh % Washing ton
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nR; GLOVER IS CONSULTED hyEBY DAY AT
- bis ofhce The tre,tnent and cure Of difficult and pro-
acted that have bsed the skill OF phys cso oil less
erperen attended by him particularly elects src-
in the medical professou His Offices No. Ann street,
arranged that pstcnts do each other Private
trance to his Office through he entry to the ofnce door
&EOO REWARD-CROsS'5 SPECIFIC MIXTURE
WOOV for the OF gonnerrhRa g'eet. srctues. snd
analogous complaints organs generation or al rene.
dies vet shove complaints this is the
certain, mikes speedy and permanent cuS without the
in Diet drink exposure or change in sppl
cation business The proprietor challenges single
Of gonohes to be brought which the
days Sold l73 Bradway corner 81 Chambers street,
AID SANDS 100 FoIton. corner William sneet.
TNH RALPH's PRACTiCAL PRIVATE TREATISE
- Diseases Of the Genital Organs, their synp
toms progress and adapted the
Illustrative Plates Price ST. Sold by all booksellers in the
United States Cana d,s &c. Sold also by the author 90
Greenwich street; maied Free in secure ON
receipt Of ST. paid addressed boz 86o Lower Post
New York.
nK- aALPH AUTHOR OF THE "PEACTiCAL
~ Private Treatise &c, 10 consulted upon any of the
diseases there referred his residence ss Greenwich
street. from TO laA:M, and to PM (sunday excepted
Those who appy IN tho early stages OF these complaints will
be astonshed the rapdy aud little attend
ing the IL 10 chiefly however thoss sufsrsd
psv'v .rrrse'.'. bic s-'-'r-s
nOCTORs FAWCETT AND LAMER1' HAVE RE-
~ moved their Once TO 81 James street, where they
be committed on all diseases of Private atuIe From their
extensive practice 10 this City well Europe they
enabled to cure the form Of dsesse whether Of long
busne1 Recent cases cured In q few days Structures
cured the approved plan. Persons aborng under
debility brought BY ndscfeet ndulgencss Of youth can
apply with certainty Of cure once u James street.
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Selling off, Of the larg. st stocks Of ali iuds Of
en a. ana exc and under
keepers vii find 70 their interest cali examine the
perry attended q this China Hail. directly
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STATEN AND PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO
~ Le-Seversl houses and cottages &c. situated tho VII
ae suitable for private boarding establishments commanding
Hotel Tompkusyie 49, - " - - w ~'s'
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AtTEtHsON GAS LIGHT COMPANY-NOTICE IS
Gas tsh Company will be held at the Office Of
on Jersey street. in the town of Paterson ON
5ns sth dsy q mex. ensuing win
farther gven that the and Last nstament Of
Dollar per share the stock Of the said Company will
De que and at the time and abovensmed By
order Of the Bosrd Of Direction. H. D. STEEVER Sscrets
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NJ OTICE.-ON AND AFTER SATURDAY FEB.
- raary 18Th, the ,mbost STATEN lsLANDER will
make tn following until far her notice Leave Quar-
antns at 81, 10 A. M, 1aM, P. NJ r. NJ Leave New
York ate A. NJ. II A. NJ. Y. NJ ~ p. M. sP NJ.
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.H'OH INV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND NEW
York Line Of PacketVery reduced of Freight
the fist and onIygnlar packet sail Thu
March 2ndThe and splendid fast sailing packet bark E.
NESEE. Dillingham;, master is now losdsg aud will posi-.
lively sail her regular day For freight or passage
having splendid furnished accommodatons apply board
Al Orleans Wharf, foot Of Wall street. or to X. COL:
LlNS g south street Positively goods will be received
tgent IN ew Orleans, Mr. WIN Creevy. who viii n-omptly
forward all goods his address Packet ship HI SON wifi
succeed the Genesee and sail her regular - -
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DARK BROTHERS. NEW YORK. FEB %. Ias-

NOR EXTRAORDINARY LINE-KEGULAR PACK
ct q 18Th MaGh-The new ard splendid fast sailing
oading and will posvively sal, above, her regular
For freight apply boardat Orleans WHAT foot Of
ship SlDD0Ns, Edward B. Cobb master will succeed tho
hoscius aud sail on her regular day.
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wMERs OF PROPERTY, &C., WHO WISH TO
CITY Real Estate who wish purchase House and Lot
OF Lot to build on. wish country the Hudson
rver farm &c be suited the great many
for sale q EXCHANGE Also $40 loan
SUIT Also ioe Houses for sale Park Blocker,
feet, AL over the city. Call A. SARGENT SON,
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ROAkD AND RENT-A FAMILY OF THREE PER.
occupying cOmmodous three sto,v and attie house
West M street are desirOus Of sharing the occupation Of
wife small family, who woul furnish board &c to-
wards payment Of rent References exchanged Address
u. F. Herald office. ~s~' --~~-N~. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-27

upon Delegates and Representatives to carry out thus
sentiment. The proof for this is abundant And to
the want of this declaration and stern injunction may
be attributed the eternal defeat of the North, whenever
any such question as the one now at issue, has been
brought forward. Yet the Northern Wings, or Dem
ocrats as a whole, show us nothing Of the kind
With all their resolutions, they never have declared
that they would CARRY THEM OUT, IF THEY HAD THE
POWER TO DO so. Neither party, a whole, has ev,
er made this Proviso even at the North stern and
undoubed qualification in their Presidential candidate
There was an attempt made by Mr.. Palfcy at SPRING
field, last fall to establish the Wing party Of Massa-
chusetts upon firm ana consistent basis on this point
A similar attempt was made by Mr.. Walker, at Wor-
ceser to set the democratic party right also Yet SO
far were these parties from taking anything like
decided stand in the matter, that the proposition IN
both instances was Kissed d0,Cn IN contempt This be-
ing the case of course no instructions can be consist
emily given to the delegates to these National Con,
ventions; and so the matter of the "Wimot Provso"
is left in their hands, to be made test for candidates
not Just as they please. If they please, tor the
sake of union ofpartH to unite on Shareholder,
Noncommittal or a Northern Dough-face, then, those
who have said Subject to National Convention" must
bow down. and submit, and perhaps assist in the pro
motion of the very who has betrayed their princi-
pies the most basely.- Emancipctor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-27
Our Country Abroad,

1t is a circumstance which might well humble in
the dust the whole American people, that the republic
of which we make such boasts at home is slightly,
and triAingy regarded abroad. Only think, for a sin
gle moment of the pretentons the high sounding SEN
tments held forth in our inimable declaration. All
men created free yet three millions Of our own ma
native born Americans in chains All equal yet sus-
aning the relations of Master and Slave all entitled
to life yet robbed of it to such degree to render
it painful existence; all entitled to liberty, yet one
sixth of all the inhabitants of the land aborng under
physical and mental thraldon;-all entitled to the
pursuit of happiness, yet portion positively forbidden
to follow their inherent inclination to secure it-In
profession high, elevated generous, NOBLE lofty, pure,
Golike; in practice, selfish, narrow, degrading fall
ling, sinking professedly leading path Of virtue, ad,
vlncement and prosperity in practise, wa king one Of
SIM retrogradaton and adversely; protessedly follow
ing the star which guides to freedom and peace; in
fact, rushing with furious pace down to destruction;
in sound, free people, righteous people, peace
loving peoples in reality, slavehoding reckless, war
making populace! No wonder our affected love of
truth and equity has become kissing and bye-word
to ali the nations Of the earth and no wonder an Eng
sh writer sends for our view sentiments like the fol-
lowing:
"That yours is sham republic-for slavery is there
an anomaly the most monstrous that well be
conceived. France, fondly hope, will be actuated
by those sentiments Of exalted justice and benevo
ence, which Washington recommended, but which
his countryman have failed to carry out"
True, every word of it All, think of it statesmen,
orators and you who sing and talk of the glorious in
situations of our country, that residing under
monarchy should point at us and say, "Yougs is
sham republican anomaly the most monstrous that
can well be conceived" And then that he should
fondly hope that France will be actuated by those
sentiments of exalted justice and benevoence which
Washington recommended but which WE have failed
to carry out We trust that such rebukes from men of
foreign country, will not fall poweress to the ground
but they will be heard, and that the good Of land
will act faithfully earnestly, diligently, for the salvation
of the country from these severe, just and painful re-
Dukes, II.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-27
The Democratic Party in Florida.

The Democratic party of Florida held Sta
Convention at Madison Courthouse, on the &c
March, and passed, among other resolutions, t
following:
ResOiUed, That we firmly adhere to the prime
pies heretofore avowed by the Democratic part
and upon their basis will cordially unite in
proper means to secure harmony and concert
action from every quarter of the Union in the
support; but we also distinctly avow that the
are constitutional rights and interests vital to Il
South which we hold to be above all party ii
and considerations.
RcsOlced, That the institution of slavery ex
ted before the confederacy of the States is re
ognised by the Constitution of the United State
and is left under the control of the several State
each acting in its separate sovereign capacity.
RtSOl0ed, That our delegates to the Democrj
ic Convention, proposed to be held in BaItimcr
on the fourth Monday in May next, to nomina
candidates for the offices of President and Viz
President of the United States, are hereby j
structed TO support no persons for these ctiic
who will sanction any attempt to interfere vii
or control the equal rights of the citizens of ea|
and every State, with their slaves or any 9TH
property, to remove to and occupy territory whit
now belongs to the United States, or may he1
after be acquired by them, whether such intd
ference or restrictions are imposed by Congre|
directly, through its own acts, or medi0teA
through powers conferred on or conceded to Il
inhabitants of such territory.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-27

is not in favor of the Wilmot Provso. This O
course shuts the gate upon his support OF Gen
Taylor, Henry Clay, and Of any Shareholder OF
dougHdec
Mr. Root has gone to the utmost verge o.
what we have advocated But he is not a step
in advance of the people Well may he appeal
to the citizens of Medina and Huron and declare
that they are prepared fore the crises. They
are prepared There is not one ont often Of the
Wings of those counties, who will vote for Gen.
TAYLOR or any Shareholder, or any man who is
not pledged to make our new territory free.
Many do not believe this, but time will open
things TO the truth.
The Wings of Mr. Roots district have long
been preparing for the doctrines he has advoca-
ted His speech will be drank up like water
poured upon the thirsty earth. Under its infu-
cnce the antislayery feeling will spring forth and
yield a glorious harvest at the next Presidential
election. Mr.. Root was right in declaring that
his position is that Of the Wings generally of the
Reserve. We have held many meetings among
the people of different counties during the past
six months, at which vote has often been taken
to see how many would pledge themselves, that
they would vote for no man for President or Vice
President who was not OpCnly pledged to make
all new territory free and we ourselves have
been astonished at the unanimty with which the
people have sustained this position. At least
nineteen out Of tve ty have voted for it. The
political papers of the Reserve are far behind the
people We attribute this to the fact that they
are far too much under the influence ofpoliti-
Clans men who are very fearful of making an
oduance step, lest they should endangcr their
prospects Of office. These men never will do
anything but bray until the pcoplc shall grappe
with slavery and overthrow it, and then, Ike the
ass in the fable, they will cry out, "How zoe did
whip itP'
But the people are not going to wait for pol
iticians. They will take the work into their
own hands, The cords of party will be SNAPPED
asunder, like withes orstraw, and they will mite
to defend the cause of Freedom