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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-30

Mdian Depredations on the Teran Frontier
Five Hundred California Emigrants
killed by the Indians IN .Merico, Sc.
New ORLEANS, June %.
The Indians are still committing great de-
predations on the Texan frontier. Maj. Van.
horn with six companies of Infantry, had left
San Antonio Oh the lst to operate against
them.
In all five hundred emigrants to California
have been killed by the Indians in Mexico.
The cholera is raging violently in the in.
terror towns of Mexico.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-30

Fire in the Woods-.4 whole Talage in
Eames-Destrucfion of Saw Mills and
Lumber-People Flying to the Beach for
safety.
BosToN, June 26.
From St. John papers of yesterday, we
learn that the fire raging in the woods in
New Brunswick, had increased with fearful
rapidity, threatening great destruction of
property.
A letter dated St. Andrews, 10th inst, says
that whole village at New River had been
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-30
Notice

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber, either
IA by note or book account, are requested TO
come and make payment Immediately Prompt
attention TO this notice may save trouble.
CHARLES. S. BOGAR.
Sunhnry, Junc 30 lSi9-tf
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Fearful Progress of the Cholera IN the
WeSt-hdian Taiages Burned and De-
serted.

serted.
1t. Louis, June 25.
The weather still continues very warm.-
The river continues TO rise. There is no
abatement in the progress of the cholera
here. The deaths average 100 per day.
The cholera prevails to an alarming ex-
tent on the upper Mississippi-22 passengers
on board the steamer Uncle Toby died with
the cholera between this and Oqua Awka,
The cholera is making fearful strides
among the Shawnee and Delaware tribes of
Indians. They are deseriing and burning
their villages.
Three Thieves named Cotiingham, Wat
son and Brown, desperate characters, made
their escape from the Calaboose, in this city,
this morning.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-30
SMALLER THAN AMY INFANT

THE MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS, JEWELS, So
RECEIVED FROM THE KINGS, QUEtNS
AND MOBILITY or EUEOpE, WILL BE-
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s. REWARD
CAUTION.

A III. persons are hereby cautioned against
"a purchasing or receiving note Of hand,
given by me To Silas Woolverton for Ten Dollars,
dated june 10, 1919, payable in ten days. Having
received no value for the same will never pay
it, unless compelled by law.
PHILIP KRIEGBAUM.
inner Augusta, June 80, lsi9.-3t
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BLANKS.

nLANKS of every description can be had by
ID applying at the office Of the American.
TISsUE PAPER.-Yeliow Tissue paper koq
covering glasses, &c, for sale at the office of
the American.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22
opening of the Grave of DiywclI,

Yesterday afternoon, spot in the rear OF
be CrHtre Church, o. the upper Green, was
II AcANalrd TO the depth of about two feet q.
,rt space of ground about twelve feet
square, for the purpose of laying the loundu-
uou utthc monument which IN about being
crcelrd 70 the memory orCol. John DiXweit
one ofihc renowned Judges who caused
hing Charles the First to he condemned mud
executed. On the restoration of Charles the
Second DNwell lied TO this country, ms did
iva Of his associates, namely Gnllc and
Nhallcy. They were all secretcd aud pro-
leccd- for SOME time in aud about NV
4 Haven dwell is known to have been bur.
4 led here; and GoflG aud Whnllry IRE hclrv-
\ Cd he very near him. They lived upon
4 lIe West Rock for some time, IN tho crcvice
Of The rpck,which has ever since been known
as the Judges Cave"
Mr DXwcll, wealthy gentleman of lIos.
'oui and descendant OF the Kegicide OF Itdr
NOc, asked permission of the city nulhori-
'tsio put up monument To the memory
Of his ancestor, near the place of the old
la'e. Liberty being granted, the work has
4 been commenced, mud lnsl evening the space
'bo'e described was dug out preparatory to
SWING the granite foundation Of the iron
!e'Ne' lr the t,or,ii east corner of the eXca-
hl0n MAS the grave of DiXMell. ns indicated
N ~ NE stoues, on which were the letters ~.
~ Esq with his age (S2) at the time OK his
"eaN'' 1851 Mr. -BiNwrll, in order to- ess
cape The vigilance Of his enemies, assumed
lhe'nnme of James Dayids; therefore the in
llols on lns grave stone were appropriate
Ior hls real or fictitious name. As there was
emrge crowd about the place of nterinent
A'' evening, il was not deemed fit time to
>Hroselhe remnins Of the dend, if any shuuld
tonnd alter so tong n rest IN tho grnvc.-
heretofore, Tor the greater decency aud pro-
friy OF the elimination, it was ordered that
lurlher work he suspended until an early
"Ir this morning. We were among tue
'" Mtuesses who happened to he present
Soen The work Of excavation recommended.
coon after five o'clock, by the light OF lnu-
"Iu The digging WINS again begun. The
'oor Of the earth indicated the exact form
Tie gruvo. Al length tho skeleton wns
.sached- md found to be in toerabe good
''e ot preservation--fhr better than was
Iu"c'pated. The space once occupied bv
we collin, WIS very distinctly Visible, so that
inaccurate measurement was obtained. The
,fe oi The bottom of the coffin wns ms toi-
I1A>,-Aene'lt, 3 feet II inches; breadth nj
we bend, % inches. These dimensions
"'ald require the top TO bp 2 inches wider
'"u SIX inches longer than the bottom board
makIng the length Of the top feet inch
"'hhd the breadth 2 feet nj the widest part,
h b:' showing the decensed TO have cbeen, in
WV Vie lime, about 8 feet in height, which
.oteSponds with tradition in regard to his
sdl,learnnce in lhnI rsspcct The homes of
. iou arms were lying parallel, instead of be-
49,, crossed "on the hrGnsi, ms IL often the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

The remains If tbs head, NJ examined by
nn eminent surgeon present, eghbiird tho
following mHHsurlHents-ihH circumference
was go ~ inrller-nrrOhs tho arch % ~
lncbeH-'-qyer llio arch from forehead bueg.
~ inchrs-diHmHler iu same direction
inches diameter over lhe rnr u IA inches.
The forehead was not broad one, nor WA
the heal large one f0r The size Of tho per,
son, The diameter over the enrs was large,
compared with lhe diameter lhu other way,
which Indicates a large Psychological "io-
aIrucuveness," and llir organ which was ac-
compnuied hy large "cnuli0u," Intercollegiate
would sny, guye tho man the dnorRy and de,
cislon which he must have pussrssrd, nUii
WIS 40 essential element Ia his mliIRry ca
reer,
The boues Of The brave aud prosecuted
poliilcinn,mililny captain and seclnrinu, wore
carefully picked up'and laid IN rnull box,
parity iiiirh vitii rntiii, Hit'i tltr id ci"s-
cd upon tliem probably forever. The boN
wHH then Deposited IN the centre Of ilie eKrh-
waited lot, mud lho monument will stand d.
reclly over them Tic ceremony ofrxhu,
nation was most interesting, aud calculated
10 ill the mind with yHrlrd aud conflicting
eniuiious-Hll Of which, however rendered
Ia tie one idea Of human irnilly-p the fact
llinl such hur been oud such viii be- tho end
Of muu,-,NtW HarH Palladium,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

precedsuird largo nuWbnr 81 hogs pressing
90 thn market up 10 Saturday night prirrs
we're hmiy sustained throughout, aud lhe
purchases "fiho lasl llirfo days having pref
~ nearly cleared Ihe peus, llie nprloi closes
with decidedly trmer ceiling. Yesterday,
llio only sole ot which wo have any parleu,
lnfs, was az head, average weight 40 lhs.,
az e2r5i hnl several lots are undrtHlnnd 90
have been cold ~ $3.50, which ID an advance
.of iUlly loo ou lns Tuesday, prices The
uumher slaughtered ~ 10 the present lma,
Including CoVlngIon, Ia estimated ~ 10000
head.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22
Lrom Me CLllslian .lIlssenger,

MELANcHoLY OCcuRRENcE. Mr. A2el Wni
Iucc, of Dalton. ~ H., was drowned in tbs
Connecticut River, on the 18th ofNoven,bcr,
lie crossed the Riverto Lunenburg. aud, 10y
rttt-t--t7 rettt fi4rtler'I' the River to lake
boat across. He took the beat surprising it
snlc, rs it appears hut when Nsiihin about
three rods olihe n. II. shore, tho boa, filled
with water aud hc was drowned. Although
Immediately missed, uud sought for, the bod,
y was aa, recovered until Wednesday
IN the winter dny hnurs. Mr. Wallace was II
good citizen, nud hus hcen II member and
Steward of the NJ. t. Church for many yenrs,
:. 10 witt trc rrrutv 1r1issed. tire evvnt is
warning to all who have anything to do with
nn old, lenky boat. ID. &. w.
Dalton ". H. Dco..3, 1910.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

I.BDRu RoLLIN.-AmonE tho items of
French news 10y the last stennpr, II Is nm
nouuced that "n the 18th Ncy., the high
rottr, 'f ,.Fs;., dues pronounced sentence par
conftinaos, Of transportation for life OF Ledru
Rullia and tbirty-llrea uther persons impli-
Gated in tic Juno insnrrecliou,
~ The Albany Dulchmun snyr; "~ho
saws this is mt an aye of progress A friend
ofonrs was arrested on tie lih for nssanlt aud
baIup,, Hast week for petit larceny, &Sesierday
for highway robbery. With nny kind ufeneour
nesinrnTic witt rrurtI thr Fnllessl'y aIiuunn,-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22
FROM the Nmc0oan iteWfW
so Rlt OW


,...g ,ber beautiful, when health aud Joy
T, youuS quick pulse gave ever sweet
orpayg
when 90 lhy fresh simplicity was seen
/, ,f,,e. tlr woman aud the child's between,
Md golden nugcrcd Hopes awakening glow
"A lht'rir heaven Of thy uucloudcd brow,
Ias thee beautiful, cra'yct had care
Rh futcsl outline len her trhocfy thcrei
Rrrn lfc, ubsrfyicnl 10 Thy spirit free,
ly. 90 IN sunlight, like a summer sea,
-Aallius back thy hopes sctcncst hue,
,oysul lakes reflect the aerial blue,
ar thee beautiful, nor guessed then
fgncfshould change ,hcc ere wc nctgr1in
,l weigh with tear. lh1i bcputy 70 ~ doom,
Nicws that gem the rose destroy ,tbloom.
20, charm oryoulh, form. feature, graceful
tasc--
g4uy there 10 more eloquent than these,
And,,ll see thee beautiful, for now
Su, Born Of Heaven, meek Peace upon Thy
blow
80 mon mpulsiyc, Passion, onlmed aud still,
Ubay. lio influence octhc tempered Will
ya1 now to- starry eyes and golden ucss,
rcornlfc superior lovclinceH'
Nl feel how Sorrow hath been wrongcd by
such,
hd.cm GOil beauty withcrcd by her touch
sucs f5r each bloom she steals, and every
grace, ~
Shlluycs icruph brightDcssin their place
A,nnbows softly tint the humid air
Light, the pale brow, and stamps the nugc'
there.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22
Independent Democrat, EStru.
CoNooRp, n. H., Dec. lIlh. 1919.
GREAT CONTEMPLATION

Our town has Just been visited with ono Of
the most Destructive con0aRfalions 10 which
II was ever subjected. About ! o'clock this
morning tho long wooden block, immediate.
lj South of The Eagle Coffee House, in front
Of The State House, Slain street, wAs disroy-
cred 10 bo on fire. The ulnrm was imncd.
ntely gwen, and our citizens md 6fuinnn
were on The ground with all possible despatch.
II was soon, how evrr,npphrenl that the whole
building, including The clothing slofe Of Dus-
iin ~ shaw, the uruE Hturr ot Aiiisun a.
Gnult, the book store of Chpen a. SHnhorn,
nf-llayucas oflre, kimhnll's dngurrreotypa
rooms, So, must bc consumed. The main
efforts of tie tremon wrTH therefore dirrrtud
To the Eagle Coffee House, situated within
about twenty icct of tho burning building
For IN hour &c two the contest wns fearful
, one, the hole gglng repeatedly ap Ggr.nS wero
also tho Buildingr adjoining Prsscogl's ssNi,les,
by the tnosI extraordinary eNeTiious llle C0E
I fee iiousc, with all the outhudingr. were
saved IN tic menimo the fire extended
suulhwurd on Min street, cuyeopiiJg thu
/ harness store Of A. Prcsroit n Sane, aud n-
su tho rirJ- goods store offs. g. Sylvester iH.
flames. The store of Bullock g. Gnge WINS
also rendered uniounuighle aud many of tho
goods damaged With tho exception or QUO
r'nHll landing tie cnst side Of Main street,
the whole way between the Eagle aud Lows
Brick Block, is swept clean. A mnss Of
smoking RUNS only remains To tell TINT Ia
was Yesterday the centre ofirndc, aud occu-
pied 10y our worlhlest and most thriving busjs
ness men.
III" whole amount Of loss cannot ho sta
ted with my degree of certainty Many OF
the goods were saved. Tho loss must how.
ever, Ice ,.si less ihnn 10000, and may very
much exceed that sun. The whole amount
ufiusuTauco we have not learned. Dustin
\ Shaw aud $1,000, Allison a. Gaull, S25..
r6te; 6utrrtr- sutrirurt,, 2i50e;H Hill, S26ee;
sylvester $500; Bullock, $1,000; Gage,
SlC&G, Prescott s. Son, $1,000: Buucrfcd,
oG the building TINT FIRST took Ere, $1,000;
There are also several other insur.
nuces, hut we have no means of nsccr-
mining to what cNirui. Altogether, i, is
mos, severe calamity; rendered especially ~
10y reason OF the iuctrmgut srUsuu nj ttu
wear, when 80 many men rau i'll afford to DO
turned out unemployment, cpd when il ~
impossible Immediately 10 rebuild,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

o. We wers this morning shown some
Jumps of California gold belonging to II ~
pound LOT lworth ubout $2500,) sent by II
Newnrlker To his mother. Tie Yns one Of
Col. Stevenson's Regiment of N. Y. Volun-
Fetrv, md t,t.A=saent snmr-lS months at the
mines. We have heard of several other re.
miuances, mostly small, by Newark gold
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

SCHooLs ~ CALFoRNGA.-Wc IRE glad 10
learn that the cause of education is not neg
ected in California Notwithstanding the con-
iiisuU rt-e1.I--rTrt to the present transition state
of that interesting territory. A curresponl,
ent of tie New York Commercial says thar
SCHOOLS have been established IN all iha
prominent places, aud the liberal exanpls
set 10y the proprietors of Benecia has beeB
followed in several towns. The new Sints
constitution requires the Legislature 10 give
urrur prominence 10 the subject. It Is prob
able that the New York State system viii to
adopted" Where such un interest is mani
tested in education, VIC need cnicrtnin 10
fears thUi The people will not HIrIreriu,o urf
smsinin orr remllhllrnn ineIilmLinnA.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22
Vol 10. No, %. Whole No. C4z

~ aud strangely lad bare 10 lhe world, did
nni rei rnrl the confession which be- mode iu
HE extremity Of his terror, aud, without seli-
urHling, tie eauu sentenced him 90 c0uGne,
n5uut la The prison The colony
THO news 81 ClodOmir Prsnois' re.Appsar-
nncg spread rHpldy, aud tito high shlegtn IN
Which hs character was held, od 10 90 uni.
yorsul rejoicing on tie occasion. Ito Nus
accompanied from ilin CuuH 90 his house hy
danse multitude, Who welcomed hin viii
pr0longing shouts. II would loo vain 10 az.
tempt ANY description of fhe hshlings oflho
wife, who had Illus restored 10 her the bel0y,
cd being iur whose sake she had quilted tbs
world, She wuA released ffnm her eeelasi,
nHlicnl vows aud reloned her husband no
more 10 parl all lie grave really claimed Ona
o. the other Of lhsln ~ Us due,
SMoKY CnrHSErs.- Lieut. Col. w. Mason,
IN q laller 10 tie builder, gives the following
gufd iuf gfeHF aud common evil ~
Fmuky chimney and a pculding wife arc two
Of llie worHi evils of domestic lhc." says tho
old proyerhi aud 10 obyiate tbs first evil in,-
Fnnuity Sever rAekug iia braiu. Hence,
Regent street aud every part Of ile melropO-
In has In houso-lops brislling with ppcs and
dclormrd 10y coWla in every conceivable aud
uncomfortable Variety Now, | have built
many chimneys IN all possible ailualionr,nud
have found Que simple piaH everywhere size
coed, tho scrre, being onlyio construct tho
throat ot lhe chimney, or ihal phn of II Just
nhUye the Fireplace, 90 small ihni a mnn on
hoy can barely pass through. 2dly. Imme-
diaioly above this Tho chimney shHh should
be- enlarged TO double liz width, like n purse.
TO the extent Of about Two feet IN height, aud
then diminish aRnn TO liz usual proportions.
No chimney that ] ever constructed thus.
smoked
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

hunters 10 their friends herei hut one face -
"a ba observed, ilinl nsngly ml,eyen She musl
successful agree lu warning their friends not
~ rn a. lnll AtmIlL LnLIu lin
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

Provisions BUSINESS or THE WEsT.--Iho
Cincinnati Gazette of the 6tlt inst, snys; The
hacking tusiurss hrs t'eets quito ncliAc dnE.
inr the week, aud though there WINS nn.tins
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22
Miscellaneous,
For the Caladonipn

FOR the tHlrdDniin,
.rREPARE 10 MEET thy GOD"
~ EhH
stood beside the grave Of one
Ihllid beneath the sod
voice came from ihe spirit gone,
uPrparf 10 meet hy God
Irld g lllc was very dear,
Nam ooufsod the vital Hood,
Ba, su.l that warning voice rose clear,
rrrparSo met hy God "
IlT-f uFiEy, " trw- yeats -tpsfsr
T.siA the path tfod
Taiurolcc stlll came from deaths dark
111r,
oPrpa,s 10 meef H'g GoJ %
liod ~ was young tho hoWeF
az life was yet bud,
That voice came from the sePulohTc,
aPrepars 10 msd hy God
Twill save thee now, twillmyo thee whel
Thou art laid bcncnth the elud,
Twill save ny soul In heaven, oh then
'rrepars Ia mat ihy God
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

Constable T.. J. Jones' then mndo the us,l-
nj pruclamatou,ndJ tho Inquest with
out day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-22

This distinguished delegate 10 The NJ.
Convention who SO nobly represented and
ces.fully promoted the interests Of re,,, :
the south, in that convention, was the ,r...
his friends. the citizens of Marshal, and ~.
yesterday
Tie company assembled at h7lfn,
O'Clock and sat down to a richly furn.,b.a
ner, prepared by the ever liberal propre,s,
the Marshall Hotel. Luxury and aLspd
loaded the table.
After d.neer, and while the coulpanr
seated at table, Dr. EvASs, on behalf ~
citizens. requested Col Mul> to give Al. !.
count Of his stewardship The Col. re.p,.
IN brief address, a report of which
Iowa. H., friend. and constituents m, g..
lied with he able manner IN which he ia.
charged the trust repo-cd in him. aud
grateful for bis DISTINGUISHED aud PATRON.
vices, in promoting the interest, Of re,a, b.
the south. without money and wilhou, b,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-22
n BIit MELTING

A meeting Of the citizens Of Marsha" ana
vicinity wa organized by calling NrtsoS IRA
x,rg to the Chair, and appointing / y. A'hLN'
SLY Secretary.
Col Fietp explained the object Of the meet
,rs, To he 20 tender Col CnaELrs {. MILLS q
PENN pivNrR complimentary for his services
ia the Ncmphj, convention.
On motion,
g..st.f rs' cd Mus he requested Q n6cep,
.f =, prett. plNNra from t'r citizen. oi Marsha
al ,I.I'.... i,aat. q, tue NlrshaI Ho'i, ut hall
ras' nrt e.,..'t.
On motion, Committee e five were ap'
pointed by ,bc Chair TO communicate to Coz
Mil. the request Of the meeting
Cammr.e l.. T Wigtlli. samuel Fuou
J Kennedy, D W Field and I I. Gam
mage
On motion,
E.al,.} Ilat ile arrrrediuf'a of ili' me"in.r To-
,siasf with nr cora- landeacr. be- pu'''sard va "''
laf-r, OF tht- pho.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-22


f-y- ~ are auibauta3 o. Announce Hild' ii''l.
It.,p. A., cans.la,s f.r ti.. aHes f slIRiff
ofIIasa,sa County, atile uar August e'oci7a
ar w o.. aa.a-t-l O. Announce WILLIAM
roV aa, oataiiaie ior the of.or oi SHERIFF Of
Ilarr,.aa Cooa,g a. fl.e e-,i Angus election
~. oart.aaR. af. du~ " = seorr. Esq tar O
Sr., ulleans a,Ha al st" ria
wros,vHraruis'- Paf-on 49, l'elle ha' 'nid on
an, t,bi, % ls,re ~. - 5'a'at-. rea..rag twenty
Two .n hes laef,nm, -nee
u " ~aull nss. 20 Co i.se al a4f ea''n, who
sr- boz Asor Of Incorporating eur is"u. ilr n"e'si5
~ attending Ia iin. important g' tsf ere d. ap late
4 meeting ga. called irf th,s rugr~c -ome Wses'
sea bin from .pme ,an-- MT elil bus hide attention
n,,,l pr,-r DO f- .o large ,n promising place a.
nrr.l.al 10 be without tasu government and int
40 street, .t1uld h. oenuuei 90 RENAL" un'mpr''ed
". viii iasc 1is ll-riy 81 calling m"efug o Sal
,-l-v a-ft tera, flt .aioa ai o1f sfprsing e'u
49, vii take t.a matter ia haal
o. Tic T,ta. 7aaa.. pubi-h,. a. rars. Lamar
county. bs. l.en discontinued. HE gros,e,or' de-
clare itstf insuiiun of NOVA Immediately to Dallas
90 tie rfnag. and exchange papers are requested To
.arie- tie change If locality pai.1- ls -tnni7d in
rrh ,,hat growing ronnib W wish lhe Itf1''
syaa .nsc's.
r,- Vs. lar1 from hc I,a, Ep.' tts raton
saaor wa. d,.elarseJ If.m o.. u. Of Pans. Iaina'
county uc,ui{ t'u person through NA'fr mitigation
BE- was committed mot having returned with Do" fe9ni.
.,le profoi m.e'nlt 'y,H.o fb. um specified
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-22
Re, Mr. Ilaruo>, Editor rra. r,,o. ~


The viii Of the people Of England and the
resources Of the British nation. have been ap-
Piled with absolute authority and uneradgng
munhceuce To- the extinction of SLAYER, in the
British domuions. The northern States Of
America have no such power Of altering the in
>iituions and the tenure Of property in the slave.
holding states Of the Union Congress, Itself
has no such power, bat II had. and besides thc
power, II It had the will and the mean, to carry
ger raj measure Of abolition. ne az. consiraia-
- 70 admH d'a'f NE experiment plnie by ne Brr.
ish government, and the sdie N uhieh The BRUSH
Wcsi |pdies arr noic Ilaced By It, tcoud he IN
roked as The mast unreasonable Argument az ai,lsi
,utl scherre'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-22
Speech Of Col. Mills.

& a.i
The yer, katherine testimonial. roa
-i,,p in auprobat.nn Of nv s,r,i,e. ..,
l,r, IN ,br Nempa.. Convention. a.,AJ
from II ,-i.on county. fH, me Mid, ,,.
- c,.u,rJ. wb+, nnauare ,., hn,
wv
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