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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

RATHER HoMGoPATHIC. Som body in New York
has recommended the Of little brandy and water,
N the ncpien stages of the cholera whereupon,
respondent Of the Tribune rqures asmuch as brandy
and all it xicaling liquors found induce cholera
in 1882, whether this different sort of cholera from
hat He also inquiries how much "a little brandy and
~Gter' is The editor very modesly disclams much
medical knowledge but having kind ofoutsiders faith
in Homeopathy" answers tie latter question as follows
,iz:
Drop three drops OF brandy in bucket and FL
il up with cold, sweet, pure spring water. Dip
out one spoonful OF the mixture and put it in
another bucket, which fill with cold water as be
tore, thus raising the dilution (as Hahnemann
says to the second power Drink one glass Of
the mixture half an hour before each meal and
another just before going to bed This we should
consider a little brandy and water, such a.
night be safely taken in Cholera times.
N. Bit would be better to rinse out the frs
bucket thoroughly alter putting in the brandy and
before putting in the water.''-Ed- 7rib.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

INFLUENCE OF THE Press. In Montreal the
newspapers have always been Tory for the most
part The popular papers at Toronto have ever
been Liberation progress Marx result. The
st Andrews Society of Montreal expelled Lord
EIgin almost unanimously, though he is Scotch.
man. ana ilneal representative OF sihe Bruce Of
nannockourn. tor exercising the royal preroga.
tive on his oath TO the best OF his judgement TIE
ST. Andrews' Society of Toronto, sixty members
being present, voted to His Excelieney an adj.
dress OF thanks for his conduct, with but one dis.
senting s'ce.
All the st. Andrews' Societies in the United
States, 60 with the one in Toronto in sentiment.
he Vandals who sacked the Parliament House
Of Montreal, cannot be trusted In any country.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

"A SLAYER CAPTURED. On the 23d March
Iol9, arrived at st. Helena schooner called the
Zenotia, OF Baltimore, Qor adjudication in the
wee Admiralty Court which vessel had been
Captured by II b. M. sloop, Philomel. on the
west coast OF Africa, with cargo Of slaves mum.
boring $50 (33 OF whom are females.) the vessel
not being over 100 tons burthen She was1I
days on her passage to Helena and lost 10 or II
OF them.
These poor creatures were in perfect state of
nudity, and many Of them Uhe women in partic-
uiar) bearing the brands of hot iron recentlv
Impressed on their breasts; the vessel being SO
small and the number OF negroes so great that II
was next to an impossibilty to go from one end Of
tne vessel to the other. 1t appears that when
the schooner was despatched BY the Philomel.
.hat she was about giving chase to an American
brig which had just gone into port on the coast OF
Airica, suspected for the purpose OF taking on
board cargo OF negroes. 1t is only lately that
brig has been brought to ST. Helena with IN.
wards oil 500 slaves on board; her name vas the
Harriet, lately of Philadelphia, and commanded
capt. Thomas Duing, who had sold the vessel at
Ambrez to Brazilian, leaving his crew, (Am.r
icans) eight in number, on board to shift for
themselves, and being unable to get away from
the coast were obliged to remain in the vessel
and were captured by H. B. Nj scoop Cygnet.
Aso lying in the harbor OF ST. Helena, a slave
Vessei condemned, formerly the bark California.
oil boston. .NtaU Bedford JMercury.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

2 PRACTICAL SOCIALISM. Whatever oDinions
may be enc rtained of The Socialist principles as
expounded by Horace Greeley, no one can doubt
that ne expounder himself is honest in his main.
tenance OF them. Mr. Greeley aud his partner
Mr McEiraih, the original proprieto, OF the New
YORK Tribune, sometime about the lstof January
last, save practical demonstration Of the belief
IN the doctrines which they have so industriously
promulgated. They made Joint stock concern
OF their establishment, dividing 1t into 100 shares
OF Sl'ooo each, and selling large proportion OF
these shares TO the most talented EMPLOYEES about
the olflee. Messrs Greeley and McElrath own
one nun each Of the stock, and still retain their
position as managers and editors. The remainder
OF the stock is divided among the sub editors. re.
porter pondents, pressaen, and compositors.
mong these are Geo. NJ. Snow. the money edi.
tor. Bayard Taylor, and Charles A. Dana. two
other principal assistants in the editorial depart.
inent. F''S
The price set upon the Tribune, it will be seen
rs $loo' 900. This. according oshe value which
Is attributed TO many other city papers, is not ex
Tavagant. We suppose that in the arrangement.
each mai has bis wages as it he were a workman
simply, and added TO this, the profits of the es-
tabllshmsni, according to the amount Of stock he
holds. '''
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

y Col. Schouler, one of the editors of tho
Dos ton Atlas, was present at the state convention
taxing notes, we suppose. He goes home and
comes out In his paper with most violent pbiIip
pic against the whole proceedings-for no reason
we presume, than that the democracy of Yer.
mont have firmly resolved to oppose the further
spread OF slavery in territory now free, and use
all constitutional means to abolish it wberever
II exists Ddnpde, Vt. Star.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

10 EDITORS AND PUBLIsERs IN THE II. 6
Mr. Va'temare wishes to place in the GA
can Library" which is now being formed in rho
CITY Hall, Paris-"a Collection OF American
Newspapers, presented to the CT V of paris. bv
me Journalists OF the United States, july am,
1879 He will thank all editors and publishers
10 send TO the "Boston Daily Bee," (he editor of
wnlch mas undertaken to form the collee ton y a
copy OF their paper published ON the Fonrtb 81
July. 1S49, with copy of each sem. weekIv and
weekly which they may issue during the first
week In July. Papers published in other Amer.
can nations and old or rare newspapers, will be
thankfully received -
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

10 Major Louis Figg, Of Kcntucky, who claims 10
be the genuine killer Of Tecumseb, is DOT as candidate
for seat in tue convention revise The constitution If
that Stale lie declares that he will not only advocate
the election Of judges and magistrates, but also Of
preachers, school masters and Law keepers by The
people. Sheris, constables, f., he regards as nui>
sances, which ought to be abated
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18
DRAWTNG SCmOOV

T AZ 20 nNUCE sun continues her DRAwING scHoor
a. 4NOs oU MAIN street, in The block next north Of
the Centre Church Lessons will be given any time mos,
convenient Tor the pupil. Tuition-for 81 Lessons Of ii
Ms eacn, IN renc and Crayon Drawing and Water
nniins -, OIL Painting, 30 per Lesson OF hours
On. Lessons aiso given in Wax and Worsted Fowers
1 lioR to be paid the third Lesson, y "s'''
.,x REcoMMEN BATON.
we,me Undersigned be ng acquainted with Miss BRucr
~ having Witnessed hersnccess IN teaching The Arr al
awihe IN ms Cty, take great pleasure in recommend
ng Hef MS Wen worthy the patronage those wishing tn
ane les SONS 'o IN 'hat branch WARREN LAZELL
nPrh ~. e0dtf E. 7. MARTIN
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lFAUeURATIoN OF PRESIDENT SPARKS. The in.
anguration OF the President of Harvard College will
take place on Wednesday next, June 90 with The ma al
ceremonies. The services will be performed in the
church, after which collation. win be given in Harvard
Hail.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

NJs Al Gloucester, Simeon Harchant has a cat which
has norsed and brought up litter Of young foxes.-
They are two months OLD, Jet she wachss ever hem
with the utmost fOndness, and they repay III kind
though II any other cat is thrown so their kennel tbe
fearit to pieces. Madam Puss is so fond Of her G,xv
bargain, thai she treats her ef.prug with indier
ence.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

LAND SPECULATION Mr. Mdclay, recen.Iv
a democratic member oil Congress from New York,
has purchased in connection with his thrao In
Tiers, very nearly, if not altogether. a wboIo
county in the State ofllnois, at The head nj navi
CATION on the Illinois River The tract was n,ost.
~ purchased by soldiers land warrants wb,cb
were purchase at cost of not over sixtv cent.
an acre The land is said to be unsurpassed in
America. P'e"eo Al
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18
Suburban Dwellings,
One, Two, Three a. Five Acre Lo,

NE subscriber has purchased that splendid elevation
OF Land known as The GREEN Hi L FARM wing
OF oe lle nor IN rom the Post Office, for the purpose
OIL accommodating those who wish 10 procure beantiu
ahd desirable site for Dwelling within a few minutes
wHh me business part OF the city without being obg
ca 10 pay the high prices of ordinary house lots
lhs beautiful hill on its gentle cas- ern, southern and
western sopes composed OF The finest land and
~, m pros pec ter beauty and variety offers
the attraction of PURE AIR, PURE WATER. fire nros,
lect proximity TO business, and sufficient space AZ
PRICE IL can be approached Without crossing
w'y hat h0ad ana new seon Ie he opened leaf
g 70 H. VIII add much 10 its convenience and attraction
~ ioIeh'iemen who wish 10 purchase an acre or two
Fa- ,,h occupation, ms affords opportunity
or luriher Information and plan, inquire of
'""o io' eohlslm wits D. =. MESSENGER
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

A Day Later From France Choice of prs..
ident ofihe National Assembly. A telegranb;c
despatch from Paris, received in London states
that on the lst OF June, In the French new As
sembiy, M. Dupiu was elected President: and
mat Gen. Lamoriciere and Ledru Rollin had
funds favorably. -"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18
Brighton CattIe nrnrket-.Inne IA

lfeported for the Boston Traveller
Al Marlet, AS Beet Cattle IL yoke Workiba oon on
COWS and Calves, 800 Sheep, 1850 swine ~ ~
rRtGEs-BeI CafHe-EXua 81. rs first uutlitv SIS ~
second do. Sc 25j third do $5,75 1917
nof6'hg oTen-Few Sales only at $50 and ss5
Go"s and Cdfues-Saes at SIC S23 &25 SSs and $40
SSafP-Saies al 81, s., 25, 2 02, AIS 10 IS. SO.
Swine-5c AT retail 56DSc. small pigs &c
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

~ The board Of health at Norfolk report 10 case. ~
cholera for The week ending Tuesday evening d az
which were whites and % colored. The fatal cases
We white and s coIored.
CHoLERA AT ST. LOUIS. The deaths by Cholara
on saturday June Sib were &c, Sunday 81, on Mon
day 40, on Tuesday AZ, and on Wednesday IS.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

u Ninety thousand land warrants ha, e been is II d
10 soldiers who served 10 the Mexican War giving away
to them as bounty Is 800 900 acres So that. es,ma.
ting the value Of this land 81 % acre. must add
xi7,25OOO0 to the aggregate cost Of the Mexican
War.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18
REMOVAL.

hR. E. A. KlTTRkDGE has remoxed HE
- ONCE to his Hydropaihic Institution. No. "a
FrGnksn P,gce Franklin Street, BOSTON Vapor. and
AIHus vi ohmedicaied Warm and Cold Baths al ways
IN readiness at the Establishment 'S
Doarders in acute diseases cam II desire d. find
me best OF care and treatment at the house iii
FOR SUCH two dollars per day. and upwards Far
nen boadtrs, from Two dollars Der dav accordin
10 rooms, &c. dwtr F "y' sS,eOoi"i"s
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18
.JOBBIMG.

JUBBIWG.
IE subscriber having purchased Of VERNON IADD
4 ms team used for the JOBBING BUSINESS wnnd
oic continuance OF the patronage bestowe ed ON HIM
ano ne ud also say TO his rieRds to all who NAV
piesse 70 employ him in this capacity that he hopes by
aulhess AMI close attention to his business 10 merit
grateful. NATHAN HsRKNEss ''
"o'Se5"r; suhc q. eOdlm
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

u -Four hundred dollars stolen from the bonse
Of Joseph Lowering Of Kingston, Mass, on y ednesaav
evening, BY an Irish girl who had be. living with him
but four days.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

COAL Is SPRISGFIELD The Springfield Repub>
lean announces that al mine has been found on he
premises Of Edmund Palmer, Eeq ,of that place. The
coal is said 10 be Of fine quaI,.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

GJ7 The Van Buren,, AK, Iaelligencer of 26rh ult
states that Bishop Freeman has preferred charges agams
General Belknap the commanding officer at Fort Glib /,
son Specification, irreiglous conduct, in no, permit
ting the chaplain at that post preach longer Than an
hour
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

HEALTH OF BJsToE. The moria,ay bill for II
present week numbers only 5z-considerably below lie
average, and indicating la The city il UNUSUAL, heslbv
for the season.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18
NIARRIEn.

IN MestSoro June II, by Rev Mr ITou hton, of North
TTo osp Nr H. W; BALDWIN OF Shrewsbury 70 Miss
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ROarders WnntnlI

kiyE or six Gentlemen can be accomm odatej with
ID Doa az u IN hlhd's Court. JARED l.. REBEL.
INV AN' dim
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

LATEST FROM FoRr KEARNry. Late "a.
vices IRON Fort Kearney confirm the news Of the
arrest OF several Of The Pttsburg emigrants upon
charge Of wantonly and without provocation
numbering five of the Kansas Indians, and wound.
ing many others. They have been arrested by
the United States dragons and taken to Cour,
Tor trial. The COMPANY is compIs teIv hrnien nm
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

" Two Americans, kr some ndignities TO
me Chief iunctionary Of Rio, were recently sen.
fenced 70 De hung, but our consul interfering 10
their behalf their sentence was COMMITTED and
they were sent to the mines for ten wears. The
Americans were members OF party on their wav
ttCaiifornia. but their names are not mentioned.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18
TO RENT

, ,,a,,...AO II ENIg
- A TENEMENT, in the Block on the corner of
ETWI summer and School Stree1s-9 Rooms-Ren,
- g Siz<,oo' HENRY GUULDING.
do
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PARASOL EXCHANGED.
~ THURSDAY afternoon a Green ParasoI new was
~ taken through mistake and an inerior one 1an Il IT,
pace whoever has the in their possession is res
Quss.ed 70 leave 1t az MRS. FELTON's s. Main ST.
Juno 10 dSt
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RIkEAIl.

X 1. hCE's BREAD, fresh and good every day. can
Block. dtf 80 ohi,cu S.a es
uN June | l..
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

A AMERICAN WOMAN TO 40 the xoyk in small
"A fmily. Inquire at this Office JIs
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

Providence RAILROAD. We tarn from the Prov.
dence Journal That the payments to the new stock OF
the Providence and Worcester Rail Road, have been
remarkably prompt, and that many of the stock holders
have paid the fall amount, avaing themselves Of the
deduction of interest TO which they entitled by ans
dcipang the final instament.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-18

RAILROAD TINE. The New Yok tram, ON the
oad between Springfield and Boston, is taken from the
Connecticut TO the Atanuc--niuety>eg hit miles in three
hours The accuracy with which the time is kept on the
Western Road. is wonacriul-ye il is no more thorough
than eau be and ougl be every finished and es>
iah'lshed heavy rail in the corn.ry. The hooks al the
SrT'nsheld station show that DUNG the months ends
ing on tie Isl Of May Of this year. the train wh6heayes
Albany IN the afternoon for Springfield arrived at
Springfield on no day of all those months in more than
an haIf minute varient from its schedule time. This
regularity SENS like magic in its operation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
INTERESTING SCENE.

On Friday week the completion Of the splen-
did Military Hospital adjoining the Barracks
below New Orleans, was commemorated in
most brilliant manner. Among the guests who
Joined the steamboat excursion were Governor
johnson aud suite, Major Gen. and MIRA Gaines,
Mr.. Clay and DR.. Mercer, General Quilman,
Gen. Patterson, Gen. Lewis, Gen. Augustin, Ge-
neral Lacoste, Com. Rousseau, Col. Bragg.
The buildings and the grounds are on a su-
perb scale, and when the almost endless variety
of shrubs shall be allowed time TO grow, the es.
Enlistment, the Picayuue says, twill present
the appearance of paradise more than hosPi.
tai" The buildings, SC. have cost $4,000,
and will accommodate from 800 to 1000 pa
tients they were designed for the invalids from
Mexico-but there are few patients now and
the question is agi,ated of correcting the build
ing into permanent military asylum for the
old and disabled soldiers in tho Mexican and
other wars.
At the collation. which ensued Gen. Gaines
and Gen. Brooke presided:
1.-THE veteran Gen. Gaines (says tho Picayune)
proposed the health of Mr.. Clay, as man
whose honesty of purpose and determination to
be right had prevented him from being fresi-
dent The remarks 10 which Mr.. Clay acknowl'
edged this toast-the more marked as proceed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13

Died. al Thomas K. Thomson's, in Augusta
county, Va, on the 10th February la>l, ROBERT
SrEArToN. infant and only son u Patrick Il. and
Pamela NJ. jackson, aged Is months.
Died in tn county Of Guochiand. on The Plat
oi February, alter an illness q "A hour, Mr..
JOHN n. HIptN. Lie pll wife ant children,
ann many relatives, 10 mourn their lfrcpafahe
loss.
Died. in Philadelphia, OF Consumption. on Tuesday,
Tue 9th February, JESSE a. lii"6lNbolhah III
thr 17th wear al his =. The deceased was h'tive
az Jrnnrssrr and AZ rarll ~a- lrii al Orphan
hy the death or both hi parents. when patrrnal Uncle,
fi late Hanir iigginbniiIa 81 Nelson, virginia, be
came M cuatiIa., and superintendent his rducatlOn
giving HIM the advantages al The hest schools IN the
Suf,b aud hna,ly AT the University Of virginia. lie
brrani- q ripe scholar studied Jaw and settled HIM
self IN practice at Amherst CONT il"u- and
over al the time Of his death of The Commission
er, in Chancrry for The Circuit Court Of HAT county
Few msh age 81 country, have sci nul upon the
active al lite Win such bright, becoming ana
buoyant prospects. lie married III The mnnth 81 Way
last onrt0i thrl ov-r, am hr-t ~ women success IN
hs prlrS puisuits rhrn INST nrgun, was rendered
crrIan by his hieH qualifications ana attention To bust
ness 50 GENEROUS. bfye and aHrclpna@, thai ~ at
trarrd Urge oircir I" warm anh adUiTing friends,
vino f.incri h- prospects IL long Lie ~ happiness
ana al u-rf inrss Ia ms country. Al IN early p-run
after : marriage. that in,dunn, destroyer AZ Ennan
life seized upon Inn and medical skiii wd- found,
No hranr fountain visited The aircii"nair pray
ers Of wlr or friends could save HIN iir ilrd ~
civ distant rom s home but attended by his beloved
wife who ttnG-Iy watched, and IA ms ias moments
III appeared L. inigrt his own suffering, ana 10 he
wholly absorb, ~ sympathy tor her affection
jry- LynchDarg and Nashville papers requested TO
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lkeforied iof The Baltimore Sun
WASHINGTON, Marc., ;, 1919.
UNITED STATES SENATE

Il L " r..
prayer by the Rev. Mr. Sllc.r
Nr. Jefferson DAVIS called m he ,esoIr,ion
yesterday suomlil,d by him, Ieaiye 10 lie va
cancirs IN The Board ol Regents in me Sm,n.
sonian Institute.
Mr. Benton conceived tha, Tie filing Of such
"acahcies >hcaid te provided ict i, sw: md
was opposed - lie pr, pos"G Construction 10 be
gwen ly me resolution submitted.
Mr.. Jefe.s DAVIS cid Got agree WIN the Sc.
hdioI iion RlissLEii that Tins should b. a le.is-
auVe act. Inc iuwei, by he act .! ncoipois-
u0h, nei"nss exclusively Ia the Serae WIN il
me House has no'hin2 70 10. The only cues
l.'h was "he hef tae appointment belongs 10 The
oeLatc OF Ia shr presiding officer oi the Senate
hIef some uI'h' 1ctdie by Mcssfs. Mason.
Br@dsu'y and Benton, the RS. luton was. nv
y'ss anu NAYS agreed lo-32 ~
MI. Walker Submitted 4 resolution. which
was agreed 70, authorizing The select cornmiuec
10 inqulfe INTO tue eligibility OF Gen. Shlecs 10
sthd iof persons and parcrs, and 10 Gail 10 heir
an a ptfson authorized Il administer oaths ard
~ saHe the testimony ol such persons as he COM
Hi'te NAV itrm proper, ard 10 procure Tie pro-
Per aulheniica'ioR II any papers Or Iec,rcs
winch he committee may al any lue have be.
!ofe ~ relating 10 he subject mater under It's
consideration.
Nf. W aiher also presented paper, which on
Ms motion, was referred 10 me secci commit
zee, unlefsitoi I" tc copy Il he original dec
laralon HE'D by GEN SHIELDS IN Illinois, al his
Intention 70 become c.tizen Of The Unieq states.
and OF his >nb,~quen, naturalization therein ac
c"TdIne IL re u. ual TOMS in such eases
Mr.. Badger Ire Senate-it being stated hy The
Mtssfs. Felch AMI CorNIn cacn mad leave 10
Mnhdfaw papers from III. files; nj hen on motion
Wee President, IN reply 10 . question from
senator, that there were no executive nomina-
tons on he lablc-acIouIned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
MR.. BEALE'S ACCEPTANCE.


Mn. c. S. LEWls-Dear Sill received your
favor OF The 9th ull., informing me lhal the De-
lnocratic Convention, held Al PaTEersburs, had
nominated me their candidate Tor Congress al the
ensuing Spring elections. Permit me 10 assure
you, and through you the people whom you re-
presented OF my sincere thanks for this mncn Of
your confidence and favorable consideration. !
al once accept The nomination, without any emu
meration of The personal and domestic reasons
that strongly impel!cd me 10 different course
In TACT, |, in this instance, obey me voice OF The
Democracy from sense OF duty; voice that
can never hear but with The deepest feeling Of
concern. Whatever may be the result, We al
leas, shall have rally and baule for The main
lenance and perpeuily OF those sacred principles
which lie broadly and deeply as The easis OF our
Federal and State Governments; Tor principles,
which, since the adoption OF the Constitution in
1859, with but short intervals OF exception, up 10
The preseni time, have carried Us onward with
The most rapid sweep OF success IN all that COD
s,i,utes The greatness Of nalions-n arts, in arms
in science, in con mrrce, in agriculture, in fac
in all lha, gives sairIy AID happiness 10 PEG.
pie, that are any where 10 be iouhd IN the long
annals OF human progress. The strife alone
10 uphold such a cause as this, regardless o
immediate results is a sufficient Tecompense L
noble and generous natures. In This struggle
NAV no, INVOKE the aid .. younger and more
vigorous efforts! For myself, ] shall eateavo
10 deserve success, il we do no; ataini i.
am, most respectfully,
j. NJ 81. BEALE