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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09
Geographic Dispatches.
From the Bait. Clipper.

MONTREAL, June 4.
From Cannda.-The intelligence receiv-
ed that the British Government approves
Lord Elgin's conduct gives general salts
faction. The Tories murmer, but mostly
submit. Perfect tranquility continues.
Several cases of cholera are reported at
Kingston, with some deaths. The symp-
toms are generally very mild.
CINCINNATI, June 5.
Up to ~ O'Clock yesterday, seven cases
of cholera, and one death, had been report-
ed since Saturday.
ROCHESTER, June 4.
Violent Sform.-Ths city was visited
with terrible thunder storm about 9o'clock
ON Saturday night. The lightning come in
rapid succession, and struck 7 or houses,
doing considerable damage. One of them
was occupied by w. Gibbons and another
by K. Kemp. The families were some
what injured by the shock. No lives were
lost. Some eleven or twelve telegraph
poles We're shivered.
BosToN, June 9Th.
Acquital Of Craf1s-No More Cholra.-
John w. Crafts, on trial for being concern-
ed in the destruction of the ship Franklin,
has been acquitted. The Jury were out 9
hours.
No more cases of cholera have been re-
ported. There were three cases yesterday,
all Of which proved fatal.
New YORK, June 6, ppm.
Later. from Rio-Tess.l Wrecked and Li"es
Los,.-Private letters received from Rio
Jansiro of later date than heretofore re-
ceived (2Hh) report that the bark Louisiana,
which left New York some time since for
California, was lost while doubling Cape
Horn, and all on board persisted, except five
This, however, it is proper to add, is not
generally credited.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09

LARGE STRAwBEnRIEs.-Our compli-
ments accompanied with our thanks to
F. A. Ellis Esq, for basket of splendid
strawberries. They were raised, we un
derstand, IN his garden, and were deci-
dedly fine, many of them measuring
more than three inches in circumference.
Ice CREAM.-Mr. George Green fa-
vors the printers occasionally with deli
cious ice cream for which COLI eviden-
ces of his politeness they extend him
their uarmest thanks. He makes most
excellent ice cream and has parlor fit
ted up for visitors at his establishment
in the Hollow !"
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PRErARE TO MEET THE ENEMY.-It is
true policy to prepare to meet the expected
attack ofany enemy, and proper prepare
ton is often sure defence. Our Commits
sioners have been on tour of observation
around the town, and have directed steps to
be taken to remove any filth &C., that may
tend to attract the cholera. We presume
their suggestions will be needed. Clean
up your premises, be temperate in eating
and drinking, avoid exposure and extreme
fatigue, spread lime in your cellars, Sc
these steps will go far to keep the town
clear ofthe plague.
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Photographed for the Bait. SUM-
ST. Louis. .JuNE 6
The 81. Louis Eire-Incendiarism, SC.

MI. Arthur Portland, late mate ofthe steam.
or Eudora, has given testimony duplicating Mr.
Carpenter of the White Cloud, in the charges Of
setting fire to the latter boat, and causing the
most disastrous conhagration which recently oc.
u,red here. Chas. Blout is also implicated, but
lie has not yet bevn arrested
Another incendiary attempt was made last
night by setting fire to the steamboat Mary
THEFT, it IS supposed, was tho object The
flames were speedily extinguished.
Captain Bennett, ofNew York, is acting Won
ders on tho Western waters, by raising sunken
steamers, SC. He has just succeeded in raising
the Highland Mary, which had been previously
abandoned as total loss. The work was &C
complslled by the use of wreck pumps.
The number of deaths for the week ending
yesterday, was lao Of which 70 vere Of cholera
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09

SUNDAY School ExcuEsloN.-The Sum-
dav School attached to the Methodist
Church of this town intend to spend day
in the woods at Bacon Hill, on Wednesday
next, if the weather permit. The North
East Sunday School is to meet them there
and we understand that the Sunday School
of the Baptist Church under the charge OF
Rev. Mr.. Reese in Wilmington, have made
arrangements to visit the same place on the
same day. There will be speaking and
singing, on the ground, and we hope they
will have pleasant time. We like these
pic mic excursions-they are healthful tc
body and mind and tend to promote good
feeling among teachers and scholars.
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over, and the last phantom of Siekh SOW
ereignty, has signed away his title, by
which acr tins vast region of country,
some 1000 miles in extent, has become
part and parcel Of the British empire.
Ireland.
This unhappy country remains in the
same state Of destitution and misery as
noted in the last accounts.
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From The Del. Journal.
WILMINGTON MARKET
Nav Al lQd

"dy oI IoFS
Wheat Flour, (from stofe) 525a, S 90
Wheat, (prime) los
Oats, (trom wagons) 81
Corn, from wagons, s6
Corn Meal, per bushel; 60
BALTIMORE NARKEr, Juno 7-The ste amer's
news has produced no special effect on the
flour market.-Sales Of 500 bbls choice brands
Howard street At 14,75, and 400 common at
A4,s2. Small sales o City Mills at S4,s7 Bye
-four and Corn meal unchanged. Grain is
scarce Sales of red wheat at $l,O5, and
white at $l,ls. White corn 81 cents, ond yeL
low 81 a IS, with an improving tendency Oats
IS 50 coats, Rye IS eests.
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SrAMrEDE.-One of the most ridiculous
things happening of late, is the running
away of the Virginia Legislature from
Richmond, for fear the cholera should come
there. They have run up to some of the
mountain springs, and we suppose think to
have "good time" Where is John Dom
kew
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09

PROCEEDINGS IN CALIFoRNIA.-Am meet
ing of the citizens of San Francisco was
held on the Oath Of February, to " consider
and act upon the question of negro slavery
in the territory of California; when the
following among other resolutions was
passed unanimously:
5. That the Delegates who are to repre-
sent the District of San Francisco in Con-
vention, that is to be held at San Jose for the
formation of Provisional Constitution, are
hereby desired, requested and instructed by
all honorable means to oppose any act, inca
sure, provision or ordinance that is calcu-
latea to farther the introduction ofdomestic
Slavery, or of free negroes as apprentices, by
indenture CT otherwise, 10 be employed in tho
Territory of California.
Public sentiment in California appears
to be universally in opposition TO the intro
ton of slavery: and there can be no doubt
that the Provisional Constitution about to
be formed, will contain provision in ac-
cordance with the views expressed in the
above resolution. And thus an end will
be put to all speculation on the subject, and
to all cause of contention between the
North and the South, in relation to the
slave question as connected with that terri
tory-for Congress will never undertake
to force slavery upon people who are re-
solved that it shall not exist amongst them.
California will be admitted into the Union
with the constitution and form of govern
ment which she may adopt. [Balt. Clip.
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DEDICATIoN.-The new hall built for
the Cherry Hill Division of the Sons OF
Temperance, will be dedicated on Saturday
next. Good speakers are expected to be
present, and very pleasant meeting is an
ticipated. See advertisement in another
column.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09

New CHuRcH.-A new Methodist
Church of very respectable dimensions is to
be built this summer, at Bethel, near Chesa-
peake City, in this county. Mr.. Ringgold,
carpenter, of Millington, we understand has
contracted to build it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09
MARRIED..

On Tuesday the 9Th inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. McIntire, CHARLES w. OWEN, M. D.
of Baltimore, to LAURA w. daughter of
Judge Conard of Cecil county.
On Tuesday 9Th inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Clark, JOHN M. FLlNTHAM, to Mrs. SUSAN
CRADDICk, all of this count.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09

THE REPUBLIC. now wing paper bearing
the above title is to be started in Washington
on the 18th inst by g. S. Gideon y Co. II
will b. edited BY Mcesrs Built & Sargent.
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THE CECIL WING.

WThe Orphans Court, and the Coun-
ty Commissioners meet on Tuesday next,
and will most probably sit two or three
days.
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From the Bait. Clipper.l

During the forty-eight ending noon yes
terday, there have been thirty interments
reported; seventeen had died of cholera,
and thirteen of other diseases.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09

THE WHEAr.-Very reliable information
from various parts of the county satisfy us
that there will not be near full crop of
wheat in Cecil this year. The fly is the
principal cause of the falling off.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09

The following letter, which we take
from the N. Y. Tribune is from the pen of
Miss Sarah Margaret Fuller, one of the
European correspondents of that paper,
who is now in Rome.
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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
New York, June 7-noon.
Extent of the Cholera in Nesc

Extent Of the Cholera in .Nssc York.
Thirty-cight new cases of cholera and
nineteen deaths have been reported since
noon yesterday-of which 81 cases and
deaths were in private practice, and II
cases and IA deaths in hospital.
BosroN, JUNE 6.
Steamship Canada al HalJar-Saiiing ofihe Gale
dOnia.
The Canada reached Halifax on the I'd
inst, and sailed the same day for Liverpool
The Caledonia sailed from this port to-
day, for Liverpool, with 40 passengers,
among whom is ]. Hulseman, Austrian
minister. She took no specie.
Bosros, June 6-P. NJ.
Probable loss of the ,chaler United Sta.e,-.en "
life
A letter has been received at New
Bedford tromth Fejee Islands which
states that vessel supposed to be tho
whaling ship United States, Of Nantucket
struck on a reef in the vicinity Of the
Islands on the 29,h Dec. and It is suppo
sed that all hands perished as portions
OF the wreck had washed ashore marked
"United States"
A boat belonging 10 schooner, had
been swamped near Fejee, and Capt.
Ellis, formerly Of the American wha-
Ter Kingston.) Mr.. Johnston, and anoth
er person, were drowned.
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The war Of The Punjaub is entirely
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09

must not tall back again INTO servlllty and
corruption. And no one is willing. The
interference of the French has reused the
weakest to resistance. "From the Austri-
ans, from the Neapqlitans," they cried, owe
expected this; but from the French, it is
too infamous, ii cannot be borne," and they
all ran to arms and fought nobly.
The Americans here are not in a pleas
ant situation. Mr.. Cass, the Charge of the
United States, stays here without recog-
nizing the Government. Of course, he
holds no position at the present moment
that can enable him to act for us. Beside,
it gives us pain that our country, whose
policy it Justly is to avoid physical inter-
ference with the affairs of Europe, should
not use moral influence. Rome has, as
we did, thrown off a Government no lon
ger tolerable; she has made use of the suf-
trage to form another; she stands on the
same basis as ourselves. Mr.. Rush did us
great honor by his ready recognition of a
principle as represented by the French
Provisional Government; had Mr.. Cass
been empowered to do the same, our coun-
try would have acted nobly, and all that is
most truly American in America would
have spoken to sustain the sickening hopes
of European Democracy. But ofthis more
when l write next. Who knows what |
may have to tell another week!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-25
ArrAIRs IN MONTREAL.

M0NrREAL, Aug. I5th.-Siure noon fv,
arrests have been uade-Orr, Cook, Dyer
Courtney, nnd Ewing, charged with lumul
aud destruction of Parliament House Al
bailed except Courtney, nguiust whom othc
warrants nre out. Much excitement prevail
ed, but all looks qucttouighi.
MONTREAL, Aug. l7th.--Lns, night, there
were moro rows; lamps were broken, and
sham hurrcndcs erected in the street. No
great mischief was done.
MIpN0ur.- Donncgnn's Hotel took ere,
nrd is now IA ruins. The inmates escaped
with some loss or property. one frcmnn
wns killed, Loss, G35, 600. Insured ElI,-
COO, of which $4,000 is in the .f.tnu, at Hart.
t"rd il ~ supposed 10 hnye'cuugil FIRE nc.
cidcunlly.
Montreal, ing l0.-Thc inquest on the
body oChlasou killed at-the late riot has adj
1ourued, n, French JurynRn having nbsenied
himself MIR Lntontine was called on to give
evidence, on subpoena, but did not answer,
md warrant WAS issued for his mr.
rest. There were several rows last
night, especially with the horse police, who
fred on The people and then crossed the riy.
or. -Four houses in Norle Dame street were
accidentally burnt last night. Insured at the
-44.2lf't',- elliee -Ga00, Courtney has been
admitted to bail 10y the Judges, WHO shy rIiaT
the evidence against him was very slight
The tnneral of Muyon took place today
About thousand persons were present.
The coffin and the mourucrs were dressed
IN red. The principal shops were sh0t.
MONTREAL, Aug. 20.-1'he inquest was re.
sunod this morning Ln(on,ninc was giving
evidence when the building was discovered
10 be on fire, which threw everything into
the most dreadful confusion. The soldiers
were running about with fixed bnyoncIs; on
signal given, LniOntniuo was taken awny IN
he centre OF body Of soldiers. Tho PEG.
pie all escaped. n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-25
MARLBORO HOTEL,
M john a. Parka,

ElAKEs The hhrrtY 20 inf0rm hia Friends
and the Public, that be- hoe fcceEt1Y TO-
SCENTED himself with NJ NJ. y. Ffnrtpr, and
has become uns the Proprietnr8 ~ UH very
pnpulaT spd VOL kBaWn House, oal.'d tho
NariL0r0 Ioir', g2D Washington street, bud
would be- glad f.lhsiT patronage
The establishment bHF recently been Gu
hTgcd, and nov has many M che most iHod-
ora improvements.
The location 10 one IT The beet iR tie qiiy
fpT busincsa men, and we'll calculated ior gone
lpman yisitina The 6ity win their hmiErf, ss
there Rrc many largg aud convenient r4rlofs
with slrsPlHF rooms attached
Ierm6-gll per laV
Boston, July go, l-iD G29m2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-25
ALPlIA DUMMY,
WM g MORGAN,
II y BARTLETT,

The boston Mercantile journal, Of March
70, lslb, gives Me- following notice OF the
most popular remedy OF tho day
wa ChSfry Baisam We sneak la pTsise
of NinAr'a Dalaam Of VIVA Cherry, beoause
Ne brlieVo ifom our own knowledge Of ihf
afliolp that u - oh T the best IN llla mAG,ai
for lhe complaints for which Il "a fouommendcd
MS htuIrIHe, ruWTHF trUH uurii rrrt,rt-
Ihbt source, pnd carefully prepared by an -.
pei. Need anl Heilifui physician, 10 received
Nv the public with confidence. lta eficnrt
hos been proved Ia many obdufatc cases 81 DIS.
ta'c, aHfis ilma has rapidly extended, II
hHnshecn eAlghHlYcly used in rvrfy pact Df thr
country particularly IN the Middle aud North,
ernslnict aud strong testimony from intel,
hgem aud highy respectable pcnoGs, hus been
ndduccd ~ iayor of w. mFfita mo- d remedy fYI
colds anh coughs. affections Of the chest, die.
ennrd liver aud dyspepsia.
The genuine Algnrd Huits on The wrapper
For sale by J &. bingham ~ Johus6ury
Plain,J, Flint, 81 Johnabuty CrutTc, l.. Il
Pads, passumpsic, and dealers in medicine
generally,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-25
SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE Is SAUCE
FOR THE GANDER.

| So says the provorh; " hich we commend
10 the orgnus of FREQ Soiiirm who ungener-
ousIy deny to the Wings the credit of being
opposed to slavery, Uud IN tuvor of the vii.
mot Provso. notwithstanding the resolutions
30 often aud generally passed 10y Wing Leg
isnIures aud conventions, expressive Of their
views.
The moral application of il is, that If
Wings are not tn hr credited for all their
public expression Of disnpprobaiion of slave
~, how can free soil lsen. expect to he any
more for their noisy professions and claInor
Ubnut slavery
II one muu who declares himself opposed
to slavery is not to bc credited ms sincere IN
what he says, how can we know that meth
er il entitled ia il? lie who uuchuripbly
calls in question Ale honesty Of another in
This matter, lays himself open to the same
charge In other words, those who live ia
glass houses themselves should bo careful
got to throw nny stones at others. -.1Hlogrdph
and Remmkcr ~
FIVE EXECUTIONS IN ONE DkY.--Friday
July 20 was day worthy of commemora-
alton M TINT on which five men were eNecu-
ted for capital offences. ~ Charleston three
negroes Hateetl Nirltelr George md John, 4
wuru huuE for petty disturbances in the city
workhotise only week previous. In Balti-
more Conrad Vonder was hung for. tho muir
der of Miss Cooper, aud in New York. Mat.
thew Wood was hung for the murder of his
wife
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-25
The Markets.

BRLGHToN MARKET. Thursday, Aug 10
Al market, $50 bccfcsple, 1900 sheep an,
Lnmks, aud 1000 swine
beet cadle-EHtra, $500 lst quality,
q p, ID, do. q 80, ID dn { a $50
Shccp-U,t Si,5b =, %, ~ IN raui,t,t-
Lambs 3 - n %
swinc--Oid fat hogs I Z; pigs at whole,
sale "A &C Retail "A &c.
BOSTON MARKET Aug 81.
bEEF-LAtrh mess, 10 20 a H. on. Moss.
400 li,5O; No !, ~ O0 a 90 90, prime, city,
300 10 90; navy - 90 a 90 co.
fOkk-EHtra clear II 30 a II 30. olcar,
Us ~ n u 90 mess 10 80 u II 5oiprrmc @ 30
1000
LARD Boston "a : d south& west, 6Ba 2
BCi IER--st5rr I'ia 10, shipping Ida 100
family ~ a p
CllEESE--now milk : 3, four meal > 4 6,
shipping Oa7.
FLOUR-lloward street . 80 q , o.; Ohio,
',O2 O,OO; Gcnescc, con-. brands, 80 a 5,s7,
Gencscc, fancy brands, 600 G,5D
CORN-Ncllow, round, co a 90, fiat 90 a Go,
white 90 a o..
oATs-southern, 96a 81 northern, dl.a 81.
eastern, ~ a ~
WOOL-Therc has been a good demand
for domestic fleece, hut the receipts be ng
light, the sales have not been large; prices
Hamc as last week
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-25
TnE CnOLERA.

A. Lynn, 4 cases aud deaths were repor
ted on Sunday, A. Lowell, on Sunday,
eases 2 deulhs, A. Taunton, Friday hiier
noon, Mr., ]. 4, Hathaway. Three nor,
deaths urrurred on Saturday aud Sunday
The Gazette shysi
"CnpI, Guilford Briggs, whose wife died
ofCholcrn last week, moved his fhmily into
Dighlou ON Saturday. TWo-df tst daogh.
Icrs we're inkon sick dn the spu4e 6Enning
aud one of tlom Mrs Jane Vickaty, died
yesterday forenoon, The dlhcr deuEhier
unmarried, we are informed, diad IN The hf
icrnonu or evening" ata
5, Providence on Saturday and sundsy
there we're deaths by cholcrn-none Mon
day.
IN New York, The Board of Health repor-
ted 20 cases aud 30 deaths
The Health Inspectors weekly report of
Intermcnts NJ Philadelphia for lns, week fooia
up M aggregate Of 32s, which IN decided de-
crcnsc upon the sum total for the week be-.
fore.
There were three deaths from cholera dur.
IUE rfTr a fruttr- sI... 2nll. uAi nj
birmingham, Pa, The disease II still con.
fined To the place where il first made ifs up
pearnnce. a great number Of the inhulil-
nnts are still removing, mud the infected dis.
lricI il now almost deserted.
AZ iiniiaio, - cHErs. Il drr'lrs Iro,,Il, ~,
III deaths Alhnuy, : cases. deaths Roch-
ester, deaths, duTing the u hours hrGcCJt-
ing Mnndhy unnn.-
BosroS.-Tlc - death. reported nj the
City Register office on Monday, occurred
during tho period Of iS hours The nnni-
her Of deaths 10y cholera reported yesterday
was only .. being the smallest number rocnr-
ded ia one day for two woeks--.4ids, .9ug.
2ld
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Freemen, .HwGla9 ]

Senator uPIlAM, Of Montpelier, wiif.4i.
dress the frecmrn, upon tho political topic.
of the DAY, 10 lollowsi
MONDAY EVENING, August "a, 7 o'clock
al 81 Johnsbury Plain
TUESDAY, August -, o'eloei, afternoon,
at Burke Hollow,
"WEDNESDAY, August 90. Q o'clock uner.
noon, al Luncnburgh
THURSDAY, August 80, 2o'clack afternoon,
at Concord C0aeF
THURSDAY EVENING, Aug. %, : o..
clock, at Lower Waterford
FRIDAY, August 81, . o'clock afternoon,
NJ Stevens Village, barnet ,.
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II. Latham s. Co.,
Iron Founders and Maohinista,

"a ne Jmcfi0H ~ he NorfhpH, ~, C1frai
and FassHmpsie RaHroads,
TT7tLt. answer orders Tor M,li Machine
~ Raiif0ad locomotive, oar aud oar Wheel
aud other castings And will make ~ order
Machp'sls'I0als afsupetlnr quality aud Gnish,
suchss Engine and Hand laihus with ~ with,
out hetog gerf-flanlnA upfigbt Drilling
and Bolt cutting ~ aGhines-Alap hhaiiing, I'D
Screws, aud nh lions Of ~ kinds
They will aIs1 furnish Burr MIL STONES,
Duich Bolt Cloth, screen Wim-Mil, CiTcn.
mr. and other Saws und Cob cracking aud
SMUT Magbinet
Saw, Cfst aud other Malls propelled BY
steam or Water built under the difeetan 81
Nj va DrsrAs T. o addfess. oWrai Ieb.
anon, y, II, u5byi r
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MATHEMATICIAN

~ Barnet, July %, by Dinf,rth Cheney,
Epq Mf SffrHIs fAREsWoRIIt, OF llayrfhill,
N. H., and Miss AsN SttVrsrrH, Of Barnet
hlnkowbaTy, Aug +, by Rev ~ T.. Cushing,
Nj John l.. Leighton Of NrWbufy and MISS
Mary Jane i.indsy, Of Derby
A. East Montpelier, July last, by Rev Eli
bsHduT Mr. eaHael H. Aiunlinn. OF Cabot, 10
Miss Crlnda II Judkms, Of Danyilio
Ia tbs town, Aug 10, by C. Morrill,, Eco.
Mr. Josrrn SairH Of this town, and Mrs MA.
~ PrHKiNf. of Burke.
la Concord, Aug. -. by n q. Fry, Esp
Mr WAgErs & LAWS aud Ms. MrurraLll
n dsug iJtrruf tiTr r-frru--tr+.-i-.
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Look Before You Leap,

,,tbs Coalition Convention IN thia Sinfs
a. sas resolved that The Tariff question WIS
..aed, hat il, that the locofoeo Tariirwouid
ever for tho Coalition lenders. Aud what
/. ha, Tariff; II Is Tariff adjusted 10 suit
s,5d, Carolina free.lrade notions just such O
Tariff as hey want to prop up slavery, aud
., Jepress tie labor Of northern ffeemen,-
The stockholders argue, that, 10y n protective
T,dTthey strengthen The north and free
.,le,. aud rather than buy Of ua They will
hy Of England, aud thus discourage free la
HI, So WINS Ibis Tarfindjusled, and al This
lime most Of he goods consumed ~ the
sopll are Of European production, brought
ala low duty, on false bills Of valuations
and The products Of our iarlds and labor
arc excluded and our country Ii drained Of
money to pay for them
An Zee laborers Of tho North ready to
,-,,-,.... .llizlrnri1, this slnye holders Tar
No Are Wing free soilers satisfied 10 vote
uus 10 repftss free labor, and 10 build up
and make slasb labor more profitable, a. thus
e,ial,L more firmly the Slave system.
E,ey man who yoiaH ihe Coalition, free
democracy ticket does this lie votes against
hs interests Of our free laborera aud free
f,mlIons, and 20 eNnll the interests of Tho
irs-breeders aud slayo.ownen. Who 10 u
81 lial he should do this thing
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Lruisr no donlh by cholera has orrurred
where HE pers0u WIS In sound lI,ulll bef0rf,
aud had done no nianilsslly iniITudenl Iling,
y lile on the otherbhnd free driukers have
died by The hundred, suah incidents ~ Ills,
remarks Tie snme paper ara Of constant oe.
eurrenee hn Sunday, .l2i uli., Ian henilby
young plen were assembled NJ Iiydn Park,
10 drown tho cholera IN deem drinking, and
drive The f6ar of Il from their minds, fiin
ifolie aud fun Code holy SHhhhll, paasea,tnd
on Tho next Saturday night only ON. 4islha
ten wns above the groundi -7H