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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11

IN ther ,Nerican Hhg.-Ata meeting Of the r ugh
aud irady Ciua Of peie sblrI. Saturday evening
we+k, Capt F. H. Archer, Of the Virginia Volunteers,
was called ou'. The neIisgeacer gives the following
no'lcr Of his remarks:
'Capt. Fletcher II Archer then call-d flr,
and IA spite Of all his excuses, h. compelled
cend the rostTum Ii is but Justice him sag that he
was wholly unrreparrd fr regular spe. CHI. But he
held trth few minutes, il way give great SalIstac
tlon. He spoke fro II his knowledge Of old ZIck-
represented him the soldiers friend but the enemy Of
every thing a.d unprlnriped in soldiers conduct.
He repealed the charge against Cen TaylIr that he
rHd nat write his own letters. aud pointed his letter
to LeA. Ldies, proof Of his capacity in that line
lac clSed his spirited remarks by pedIng himself to Do
all IN his pow the election the Presidency
II this distinguished cz Capt. richer had had every
opportunity u orunga correct judgment of Gen. lay
ls character, having served under hi, Immediate eye,
IN Mexico for than Twelve months: and think
what lie sys therefore entitled han ordinary
weight. His evidence, in behalf OF the Vii hero is the
evidence ofae leader Of one Of The lest Canuaues Of
Volunteers, that pitched their tents upin tile Mexican
soil.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPI
Transmitted for he Richmond UAiy.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP
WASHINGTON.
BALTIMORE. S.p. 6 p NJ.

BALTIMORE, , p. .. L. NJ.
The steamship Washington has arrived a New York
ohe ieit f-lgIand N the 2ls Auy. AMI brings dates
enc cay later than Hose by the Nauaia
Dy This arrival We have nothing laler from Liver
p vl.
ENGLAND.
ne weather cpntnuel nnfly lrabe FIR The harvest
aAI much nnrasinr~s prevailed. Ih- Potato crop was
syn fing severely from he rot. The impression pre-
vall q mat breadstali5 inpr,va III tile I,ulvn
ahl i'eFpjol mafke,s, u Consequence Of this STATE
things
Paris Aug lS-ThIe- per cents 10, Elves 7I-bu-
Sness very dull on the Bouse. CJIsJl, were quoted II
Fears were entertained If another popular ou break IL
",'G ne cy was stl declared to be il state of se-e
aAd ueh Cavalgnac had made every preparation % que
any inSurrec'nnary movement CENT Iam,EIciere baJ
oer app'ned military Commander and had been nves-
ied win extra powers.
ne >arhlhan Cabinet has repua aed The armstice
q Ming Charles Albert wiki the Austrian Army Ciar-
rs Albert, It is reported coue plates aodcatnL liz
thro.e.
The friendly off Of Franre and England has r,s.I
TED y ne settlement Of the difficulties between Austria
ana the Italian States The terms Of settle nert are quite
favorable u Austria.
The Italian Chamber If IDENTITIES unan;-,,uzlv accom-
lel Inc Meulitioa If rance
Ae Emperor Of Austria has returned to Vienna
IRELAND
MT John Martin, the editor, had been sentenced u
transportation FIR ten years Thirteen others implicated
~ me late revolt have likewise been sentenced ID trans
prrtatIun among them notice tile names Of Alesss
Mears Brennan, O'Hggius and iauf.
Duhlin. i>ingSoH and vicinity i entirely quiet All
iedfS Of iaiiher disturbances have iseJ
SPAIN
Snme skirmshlng between tie troops of The Gnvtrn-
'nen and Ihe CarSs has taktn places detachment If
NE tTner had been taken after If their number Had
fallen.
HUNGARY
Serious disturbances have occurred in Hunrary-
ne contest appears TO be prosecuted tween The en-
lending riirs, WIZ the greatest harhariies-sucn as
"a" ny III the limbs and eating o the heads Of prs ~
ers.
Inc Washington experienced terrible gales On her
honeward voyage james Henry her third off er, was
lost overheard il one Of the raes
!, DfeadsrJs and Cotton remained unchanged when The
Washington sailed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11
Nj; IIcbsicr o.. The Presidential Oycsiio,,

Occas'oa vas taken by Mr. Webster On Friday Ia~t.
'ndcti'er a A'r- f-d disc urse i his ire IA. III
which hV rNn WI course Inch lie m ami himself
and waei uIh~rs,1n pursue in re-, .rd IL the Pre-
>ide" - preston n ca ne out. every one whl
knows y! Wc.i aust have anticipated unpqnivoca Il (
il evro 'e election II Gen TAYLOR o lie Prrs leney
lie dtsar i IL be idle lobe talking of !d can ilaes
lie sid Re had warned tie people ia 4 4gaius; this IN
y, an lie mw repeated that warning The co-e,t elmo
reduced u reality 10 question between Cas- and lay
l"r No true Wing coufl doubt in what direction hi, d.
y lay.
There ar. u New York papers, Tel grlrhic report,
Of hIs eech; TIT 4 'hn speech viii At ract narculat
atlenun. we shall na Y gel il form 10 be rel4.
upon before we give i y readers-.Nationel Intel
Hgeacer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11
cred NJ dena ne ~, and re-esablishei the au

entered NJ dem Ne 7lh, and re-establishel the au
thOTlty otthe 'ornrr government.
TURIN August II.
Il IS reported here that The metiaing powers with
the assenrs OF Austria and Russia, proposed 10 erect
new constitutional monarchy in Northern Ialy to be
composed of The Nlinese an Venetian PROVINCES, The
crown TO be cont rr"I upon European prince Mt con
ecied with he other Italian sverei MS II i ssd lint
Rus il proposed BraulanoIs and England Uo5p lry
Ui1herl was about e leave Iuru, VIA u.e 1t haste or
Paris. hut MT, would SEEM 81 government mission
lhe Count Cul'no!airo had declined Tie furma lol Of
the Turin cIbiner.
Letters from ROM. If lie Sill, state that an address
e The rech republic, demanding ineryenion lad been
Signed ~ ne people The chamber approved Ut Ills
address aai resolved 70 send together WITH liz uAn
vote mit>iry. ii order that il shuIIJ n II NJ. II
tile hands oi I.e French ambass ID T.
From The .lloihiig Herald
I 1he Cohjci Jetlceea he BolosI.es and the .7sri
ans Bombntimelt # BoiogAa.-Ihe Bologna Gaze,t
q me IN contains lmportrnl Il appears thai Oh
the afternoon q The o lie Aus ria Gem raj Weldon
having levied heavy cJu,gibutn np,n B1,Jna
ana denandtd hostages fur ti.r payment And r lie sub
Jecion o the BoI'gnese, tie people rpse and the oc
sn vas was sounded \ conflict rtSurd which is said
4 nave of0n terrible, bit tie deals arr not GWEN
following;
~ he Bolo5nese have driven tie Austrans on, Of HE
cy alief maxi = prisoners, Bologna is ii lie iands
OF me people, ard ready receive another attack from
ne enemy, Who must have got r+niuc mems Ihe
people, WIN 'htif KNIVES, drove the Aus;rians /, dis
ahce u TWO miles from the city, The curaie ii 5 II Fe
liz Is at me head ii The people d lie ContAdon
i Under dae q ialt past s.X We read:
ne pom ntdHent has cUilmt need and tNo paIaccs
are ~ flames The tlaborr. las aIealy Been pau,
aud burned, the population lave IA AVA VI rs, N mi
Last drop d tLeir blj1d'
Ihe liedmpti csc Gaz lite of the d I,s H.. fIo,vi
from Blugni, dated the 9 II:
Al 'aIl-Pas three in The alt moon III Yesterday au
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&. c. iASGDoH, lL-q.
AIbapy, y. y. July 81. 1913.

Hon J,ilq Gallc:
De@r Sri nave ynur letter il HE l5ill instant hit
sny 'ifr'a dn's have heea ~ pressing t.a have bceu
rnnlp'td (" .'-irct thy private clrresia,udcats haI
''' deiarmo u Ii'e letters tr pIbc zion hearjnu
oP'n fhe He~t IN TIE approaching canvass But as
you desire some Information Jr ar own satisfaction ii
regard To ne charges brought agans from the Souh
"a ne sdve question, have concluded 10 stale briefly
my pnSi ios.
" hlie was in Congress. there was much ani.ation
~ the right II petition. Ny votes will doubtless be
tlnd recorded unturmy in flvor fill The rule up,n
which Sced vas, that every ci:iz presenting re-
special petition 70 the body that BY the constitution had
power y grant or refuse the prayer i, entitled
20 DC heard and therefore HE iilnn uugl 10 b., recey
ed and considered. II right Id reasonable the nraver
- 'uld be granted; but if wrong Or unreasonable i
sAoEld 6s denied. huk all my votes whether ia NE
reception q Re aes Z" The Consideration If resolutions
WI be fuund consistent with his rule
have nnne 4 my Congressional documents here they
being al my former residence in Buffalo, nor have ac-
cess 10 any papers y memoranda to refresh nv recl-
secli'il; but Ih,nk at time while in Cunuress
took occasion To in substance nv views on lie sub
l-ct ct slavery IN the States Whether the remarks
We're reported or not am unable 10 saw Lul the sub
sance was. that regarded slavery as an evil bit one
with which the national government had nuthino ID d.
hat by The constitution Of the United STATES the whole
power over that question vested in tie several States
Where the institution tolerated. If tie REGARDED
81 as an eva hey had the power and know best nav 10
Apply The remedy. II did conceive that Congress
"a any power oyer II, III any way responsible
t c'nllnuance in the several States where existed
entertained no oaer sentiments Oh Ills SUBJECT since
examined II sufficiently. to form opinion aud doub,
h"f' thatall my acts. pIbic and private, will be found
IN accordance with this view
have tie honor te be-
loLr ob'g servant
WILLARD Ell. INIORE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11

H0Aofabic Conduci.-lt il stated in the New Oteans
'ieih as tact, which is most plistwurIAy Of record
mat there does not exist in the whole Mexico al this
time sing unpaid debt contracted j. any Of lie Off
GERS Ot our regular army We doubt very much if the
SINE upright conduct has before marked the career
OF victorious army in npa N Of over two years in
an eneny's country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11
WI w 7. NtT NdTII
MlLLIAhD FILLMORE.

NAY Al.-lhe T. 5. frig1te St. Lawrence. Capt.
Hiram Panling. has received sailjn orders ia Nm
proceed on her cruise il few DAYS; fist ID Bremen.
and 70 the Baltic # the wll permit and thence
e understand, 70 her station in LIE Mediterranean Is
tie fig ship.-.N6rf Beacon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11

Lewis CasS Hnw many recoectons custer around
the name ChaPman's Sentinel
An. $, how many rrcoectlJns and visi rs cluster
aIosid mai name y 81 slre. AID ,uen slc ellie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11

IL ain Of .Ner Orleans The Bulletin af 23d nit
says that the number Of deaths in ihIt city for the eek
ending on the l9ih IL, Of which 81 were BY vel
IUW fever.
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BALTIMORE, Sept 6, P. NJ.

HAI4iI'IUEE, SF1JF ., I NJ.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN NEW YORK.
! me Democratic (tlnnker) Convention al Syracuse
New ORR. has assembled ard nominated Chancellor
Malworh { Governor, and Mr.. Charles O'CUnnor fur
LIeltena:tt Governor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11

81 Barrels suI eaor Family Flour NV. For sale
BY MCDANIEL 5. LEE.
Angus It's
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16
From the Southern Literary Messenger for October.
.. THE WORKING MAN.
BY REV. r. w. BAILEY.


In the progress of society, and in coun-
try like ours, there is one subject which
de- serves 10 be more fully presented and
better. understood. II is THE WORKING
MAN-his relative position in society--his re-
sponsibilAies and duties.
BY the working man, mean one whose
profession is fulfilled by physical labor,
whose hard hand and lusty sinews show
him of that race who were appointed
to procure their bread by tie sweat of their
brow, and who fulfis his destiny; whose
occupation is to till the ground for the
means OF Life, or practice the arts.
There are other great subdivisions of So
ciety, but these are primordial. | am
working man, but not of this class. The
physician, the lawyer, the divine, each may
be devoted laboriously TO his profession;
The merchant, the factor, the clerk, magis-
trate. or legislator, each TO his respective
calling:-yet none of these, though all may
be men of hard work, are men Of the
class here contemplated.
Most of the other occupations Of life are
faclitions, incidental, contingent. The Far
mer and Mechanic are provided for and
appointed in nature. in the original consli-
tuition of society, interviewer with its ee.
ments and lying at its Foundation. The
natural position, therefore, of these profess
sions is first in order, in dignity, in respon-
sibility. in claims. When God created the
earth, he placed man it with charge TO
till it and to keep it, This appointment.
desgnates the first profession in the world
first in order; and suited TO the wants,
the constitution and happiness of man.
Next in order, incidental and necessary 10
the successful cultivation Of the soil, are
the mechanic arts. AS agriculture fur
nishes the necessary means of life, these
contribute TO its cultivation, luxury and
sources of happiness.
We do not undervalue the other profess,
ions when we say they may be more easily
dispensed with. Even the minister of re.
ligion, should his office cease, leaves TO us
still our Great High Priest; who has, once
for all, offered up himself a sacrifice for
sin; and having made atonement, has passed
into the heavens, where He ever iveth to
make intercession for US. The minister OF
religion performs only ministerial Office
a service rendered by divine prescription
The word of life is left US. though he be
removed, and we are taught to come di
reclly and each one for himself. to the Prizes
whose Office is commensurate with tho
work of mans redemption, and who alone
can make effectual atonement for sin. This
office, therefore, first in dignity, and frs
in importance TO the race as moral and i'm
moral beings. may be merged in the office
work of Him, who has appointed it. Re
ligion is a personal concern, and each mus
labor himselfto obtain it, a1a d.
i The physician, too, exercises secondar.
Office. Were The healing art not made lh'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16
AeENrs FOR rHIs rArrR.

V. B. PALMER, Esq, is authorized to procure
Advertisements, receive Subscriptions, and make
Collections for the GLASGOW WEEKLY TINES, ct
his Offices in the following cities
PnILADELrHtA-North-W West Conner Of Third
and Chestnut streets.
BALTIMoRE--SOuth-Eas Corner Of Baltimore
and Calvert streets. 5t
New YoRx--Tribune Buildings. f ~
.BosToN- b, State street. Dr.. ..... .
Fdyette-Andrew ]. HerndUn.
= H,infSriRe-Wm. d. Malone, H1f IH Its.
Blooming toa--Thomas G. Sharp. .....t.F
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16
From the Home Journal.
PRESENTIMENT.-BY Miss F. A. Fu,trp,

My spirit trsmbled all to-day, . ..f
Disturbed by some uncertain ray ... ...tt
Some transient light, that came and went,
As by lowering angel sent o,-
An angel, with spread wings and bright,
That sparkled just beyond my sight; ..a
Or some bright star, in cloudy veil,
That flashed anon, and then grew pale;
And music, too, seemed to hear
Mysterious, but most soft and clear.
| strove TO think what this might be, ..
And swept the chords Of memory;
But the sad lutte responded not r ..,-..
The one tone that had forgot. - .-.
Yet the sweet visitant came still,
And touched my heart with sudden Thrill,
But would not whisper me its name.
Though Oft and er it came again, r ..
The lovely token baf1ed still
All efforts Of my wish and will.
Blu, when met thy fair, young face, tts=
And held thy form in my embrace
The light and music seemed 10 form -f
A something loving, breathing, warmi
| saw them in thy violet eyes, arr-.--
And heard them in thy happy signs. ...,
And knew twas them that all the day 81 s-
Had hunted me with tone and ray. f-.aer
Oh 5lest am |. that my dim dream r
Gould such sweet prescience seem
lis bliss(ul truth-for now [ hold
Thy being in Loves tender fold, -r.f -#
And know tiny soft arms round me Irvine,
And feel thy warm cheek pressed to mime
And know that am near 10 thee
Ia spirit and reality.
The trembling light that ell the day
Troubled me with its wav ring ray,
Now glds my spirits restless wings,
ln showers of starry quivering,.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16
A J. HERND0N.
J. d. CLARK.
.. n }
LAW NOTICE

J. D. CLARK. .. A J. HERNDoN.
" ..tI' LAW NOTICE. a.n
FOHN B. CLARK g. ANDREW J. HERN-
~ DON will continue to practice law in partner
ship, in all the courts Of Howard county except
the County Court All business entrusted 10 them
will receive their united attention. -.-....
John B. Clark will continue to attend the sever
al courts as heretofore. ..t.. -tr ss ..1r
0trOifice on the public square, Fayette, .-..
Q5-Andrew J. Herndon can at all times be found
at TIE County Clerks Office. l @
Fayette, October 10, lS4S.- 80 NE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16
l.. D. BREWER,
Attorney ut Law,

HUSTsvILLE, NO .
WILL attend 10 any business entrusted to
wv him--in the second Judicial District.
.'7.I REFERENCES.
ga BRowNING 81 bushnell, Quincy, Illinois.
4. W. MoFRlsos, Esq, raye,,e. Ell,
Cot. Jos. DAVIS,
1870 w. PICKET, Benton, Miss. 3iU.y ri s"
Col. P. H. FOUNTAIN, Pontatock, Miss.
McCAMfBELL g. COATES, Huntsville, Mo.
OF Office McCAMPBELL's BUILDINGS, Huntsville,
Ma. Randolph Co Dec. 18th. '46. 40--ly.-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16
TERhs oE pnnI1cAr1nN.

TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
For one yeur, IL paid in advance, lg 40 &c
If not paid before the close Of the wear, 3 w
.tL... TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, az lines or less) One Dollar for the
first, and 30 cents for each subsequent insertion.
Liberal deductions made to Merchants and
others who advertise by the year.
JOB PRINTING,
OF every description, executed with neatnes and
despatch, on reasonable terms.
JUSTICES BLANKS AND BLANK DEEDS,
Neatly executed, kept constantly on hand, and
for sole low,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16
A CARD.

INHE undersigned having met with much bet.
l. ter success in the Commission and Forward
Ing business than expected, would here take occa-
sion TO state to Shippers and the Public generally
that his arrangements for the next season are
SUCH as to offer every facility that this point az
Jords for shipping Produce and Receiving Mer-
chandze, and hopes to receive such patronage from
those who are interested in shipping at this point,
as he may merit Respectfully,
oct. N. ..-. .rr.. -...- ]. w. HARRIS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16
NEW GROCERIES.

r have Just received per steamer Amelia, - and
l. L" Msndan," a large addition to my former
stock of Groceries. Liquors, &C., which completes
my fall and winter supply. TO which | would in
vite the attention of purchasers in need of arti-
Giles in my line. My stock is larger and better
sorted than any other in town, and vii be offered
at unusually low prices.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16
Glasgow Weekly Times.

rt. Published EVERY THURSDAY BY ...
CLARK III. GREEN & PAUL SHIRLEY.
oGce, up stairs, merit door 10 Crensha,o's Hotel.
Entrance, Water Street. ..r5 .t.-.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16
B. r. White.
ATTORNEY AT L

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
C,kRoLLToN, Missouri.
VXTILL give prompt attention To all business
w entrusted to him, in the Courts Of Carroll
and adjoining counties octl9-32
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16
Stoves! Stoves

Y beg leave 10 call the attention of the puclic to
i my larg C assortment Of Parlor, Chamber and
Cooking Stoves, comprising many varieties, all of
which have been select ed with care, and will be
sold at very low prices and warranted. -
t...H IN :. g ~ .f-t- e,Hf JNO. ID. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16
Cotton Yarn.
Pickles.

~ BAGS Assorted Cotton Yarn, ust received
ZC and for sale by JNO. D. PERRY. /
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16
James w. Harris.

Commission and Forwarding Merchant, and
'a'''N' Produce Dealer, D." 4".'f.H
.-i WATER sTREEr, GLASGOW, MO. ~ .H
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16
NHackerel.

~ KEGS fresh Maokerel.
n KITS :" packed this year, just
y received nd for sale BY ,JNO. D. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16

- DOZ Jars Fresh Pickles. assorted Just re.
- ceiyed and for sale BY JNO. ID. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16

Loaf and Crushed Sugars.
On BARRELS Loaf and Crushed Sugars.
. BOXES Double refined Loaf just n
"a ceived and for sale by JNO. d. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-16

Wagon Boxes. GEal -
90 Sets assorted sizes, for sale at CarrolPs
s0O Corner. eet ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-27

FLoUR.-Additional sales yesterday Of
500 brls City Mills. at 1896; 500 do FIN
store at %, 78; 800 do I'm w w canal at
1915; to-day so do from canal at 1913;
81 do at 1915. The demand is rather
quet-enquiry limited.
Hocs.-The MARKETS active, but we
do not hear Of any further advance in
prices. The sales heard Of to-day are
500 head, av VT 215 lbs. 100 Of the small
est, at $3.50. residue 1896; 100 do. av WI
21O lbs, at 1876; 1913 do av $50 lbs. at
1886; goo do. heavy, at 1891: $40 do,
av 1875 lbs, at SO 80, 3O6 do, av 225 lbs.
So 80; to-day 400 do av 200. and 400 do
same av at $3.75H03,85. Arrivals moder-
ate-Cin. Dispatch, Dec. 23d.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-27

An IMPORTANT CoNsrpERArioN.-Thc
discovery Of gold in California has given
rise TO the question. "will itprove a curse
or a blessing to this country" The Bos-
ton Courier has the following remarks on
the subject:
1.-The last thing that we should desire
for the prosperity and permanent welfare
Of n country would be the discovery of a
gold mine in il. Hardly any thing can he
more certain to repress industry, produce
tive labor. thrifty habits. and social i'm
provemcnt in general. The richest min
ing soils under the sun are peopled by the
poorest communities. The owners Of
the Potosi and Real del Monte connot pay
their debts. Spain and Portugal. after
gorging themselves with the gold and sill
yer and diamonds Of the Western World,
became the most impoverished, weak and
despised Of all the European kingdoms.
The same spectacle is exhibited on a
small scale as on large one. All travel
lers inform US that the approach to mi
ming district in South America is uniform.
iy indicated by marks of poverty and
wretchcdness- ragged people. ruinous
dwellings, neglected agriculture. sloth
ignorance. squalor. dirt and dissipation.