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FOR CALIFORNIA

~ Join, Stock Company i, ro,.,
wlhs state Tor the purpose Of emisra,,n. "" :.
iotmm. rms Company will parchasr,
"nieN ~ oe loaded and despatched some i'm. =.
cemDef Tor fahama The Company viii l.,s.
March In ch rtered We ssrl for Cha,rss ,nshs1
the islilmii', where they vii join Their yess,,
DARK iCf San francisco, avoiding the tsdion, "s
around Cape Horn. The plans or mi. 60 JOG
different, and preferable TO those OF anv ~!
which has yet left the States. The Com,,. .oH
provided with all necessary Implement, M wi
for minlns:-A Steam Saw Mill, Planning MAJ aeu
Twelve months provisions will be pnt N m, -.
the USE OF the Company. The vessel MI, '. .'
class capable of navigating the Sacrament ~.
distance of fitv miles or more 'ef
The Undersigned 10 acting for The comno,,.
and will take pleasure IN giving full detail.
pany's plans, &C, 10 all persons who de,lfs In 49,
expedition, by addressing, pest pad, ''
", 8ARGAArN
- oe. lo- Den h'eam'nd, vmca,
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES n
SES, STOCK, &c, IN THE COUNTY uP"
ANGE
Northumberland as A 'mni,tra,ors of Rob, r
i lis, decd, will expose Ia public sale a, Win.
his late residence, IN Wednesday, the nh day ~
vember II fair, " not the NEXT lair day theresn.
following property, viz:
TSenty.one Negroes Of both srres; amuny,h.,
two experienced Mlllsrs, one Of whom i.
house servant three good Coop-rs, an exce,.sr, a
smith. and nod Cock -
Also, 3 large Wagons, 10 horses, S Cows and 9.
100 Hogs, together With 4 lot of Farming ImnIsr
Biacksmiih's, Carpenters, and Coop rs Tool,
They will sell at the same time, the rnti;r u
hold and Kitchen Furniture OF the deed, copn, ,
complete assortment
The terms will bs mad. known on the day Of ),
RiCil'D. II. WILL,
ROBr. y. NANCE,
Orange, Oct l6lh-cwtis Administers,
WANTED-A situation as n Teacher by 1 !,
w lady, graduate Of The Troy Female Semi,
who has had considerable experience In teach,n,
who is competent to give lessons IN French, ORA.
and Painting.
Applications can be made to Kiss j. J. w. Red
Grove, Charlotte county, Virginia, until The mud.
December. Oct l6-t:
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Increase S.Ul3 hhds.
FLOUR-Ris Lmond SIS; Scotsvile SIS l2s;
demand ligh', AMI arrivals small
MHEAT-Rcd 100 a 1925; white los a 1911
cen
CORN-53a SIS GEMS, cash and credit.
CORN MEAL-65 cents.
OATS-32 cents per bushel.
FISH-Herrngs are very scarce; Cut ST SO
6 IS; Gross Sat rs; Sha6 S SO SG-dull.
BACON-Vifginia culea cents. hog round;
Western Sides 81 cls.; Shoulders S. a &c;
Hams 7! a II C; Todd & Wilson's hog round Sc.
LARD-Barrels It cts; kegs 81 a 9 cts.
WHISKEY-28 cents Tor Reclfed.
corrosive no.ice very animated mar
ket for This article this week: prizes north have
advanced very considerably The asking pri.
ess here are Rio 9! 10; LaguayIa 81 a l0,;
Java II a III and u.s. for very extra qualities
no ST, Domingo in market.
SUGAR-P'ro Rico 81 a 7; New Orleans
6, 81; 81. CroiI prime II and dull.
TEAS-Imperial and Gunpowder IS / 25c
per h.. Black IS TO c. Dull.
HlgES-Green sailed 4 At cents per ID.
Calfsalted IS cts. 10 each; Spanish ia Is. Cts
soAP-For brown 3ic.; yellow 4. &c, per
pound; while and yariasaled 10 a u.
FLAXSEED-ll5a l2U cents per bushel.
STEEL-American blislered SilO per ton.
FEATHERS-33 35 cents.
IRON-Pig Iron 500 TO 37i, according 10
quality, Swedes IS per Ton; English IS; Trrde.
gar Richmond mandatory $40; Up County,
Bar go, according to qualify. Nails 4to4a.
SHOT-5ic. per pound.
PLASTER-3 81 from Wharf, Basin 81
SALT-Last sales from wharf IS per sack
from store 81 45.
RICHMOND. October Is.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEF CATTLE-Al the scales 81 10 , IS
Extra qualify would command So.
HOGS-S5 nett. Market we'll supplied.
MUTTONS-S 81 to 49, as 10 quality.
SEofV
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION -Returns
from forty counties 10 Pen sylvan Of the vote
for Canal Commissioner shows majority for
Gamble, the Democratic candidate, over Fuller,
of upwards of 10. 900 votes. The remaining
counties 10 be heard from are nearly all Demo
cratic
Both branches of the Legislature will be
Democrats. 10 the House there is clear De.
mocrstc gaia on Twelve mem bers 10 tue coun
ties heard from.
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Telegraphed tor the Baltimore American.
Puu.lpEipaiA Oct H. z M.
COMMERCIAL ECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. OCT.

TOBACCO-Since my last repcri prices have
advanced from 25 to SO cents per hundred rs !,
ON common particularly. Good Tugs bring Sd
5 IS; common leaf Sc so; good Sc IS I
So fine So SO; fine manufacturing SO IL.
We annex ls' OF inspections OF Tobacco for
the years ending 30lh September l846 and lS49,
showing an increase for the last year OF s043
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MAIL ROBBERY.

On Friday last, tie Richmond mail ria Farm.
vile to Lynchburs, was robbtd about six miles
this side Of Farmville. The bags we're found in
The road, ripped open, with numerous broken
letter, and packages slrewcd about but is no. yet
known whether any enclosures o! value we're OBJ
tanned by The robSer. There was one passenger
in the sage, ard he Ilind man. He has been
arrested and committed 10 jail upon suspicion.
IyncIbure Eat,i6t
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THE OHIO ELECTION

SlNI NSAIt O~t. iotH
We Lave returns from nearly he whole Stale,
and onsting The first district in Hamilton county,
The result stands thus:-ln the House The Wings
haze 50. Democrats 81, ard free Deaocfais6 In
III Sena'e The w ies have ", and he Democrats
Ia; The Free SciieIs have one na G.ter.
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serious aspect.
FIRES.

FIXES.
There were two alarms Of fires on Sunday
last. The frs, was caused by the appearance oil
smoke issuing from he kitchen window OF Ihe
City Holel, about lot o'clock in The morning.
The other was caused 6y he burning about hall
past II alnsht, Of the stable Of Mr.. APperson on
Church Hill, beyond The Limits ofths corporation.
The stable was consumed The frequency OF
fires during The past 3 or weeks should impress
our citizens with the necessity OF keeping good
look oul ior incendiaries, as their presence seems
10 be very clearly Indicated.
ANOTHER CALIFORNIA EXPEDITION.
We ask attention 10 an advertisement in 10.
days paper OF contemplated expedition 10 The
promised land. The enserprzing actors in The
scheme expect &c gel il up under mes! favorable
auspices-and what with cutting lumber in
Oregon, selling j! in California ard digging gold,
hope 10 realize very rich profits.
MEETING or THE CITIZENS To ARRANGE FOE
THE EuLoGY UPON MR.. POLK,
Al meeting OF the Committees held at The
office of Ro. G Scott, or Saturday Evening, DC.
,ober 18th: Mr.. VIM. F. Butler was called 10
The Chair, and c. w. Purcell appointed Secre-
tarY.
The following resoiutio.:2 we're adopted:
Whereas, il has been customary in liG;cs past
uron The death OF our Presidents, 10 signal3. The
sad event by procession ard euogy, and The
Hop. John Y. Mason having during the pas.
summer been requested lc deliver such an euio-
gy and consented 50 10 d.;
|. Resolved, That il be recommended 10 tbs
ciiyrns of Richmond and surrounding country,
that on the 30;h day If The present month, The
citizens, military, Masons and other orders attend
in procession, the delivery Of the Eaiogy.
2. Resolved, That The Eulogy be delivered at
The African Church, al one O'Clock of the cay.
3 Resolved, That the citizens b. requested 10
close heir doors OF busness, during ard between
the hours of 10 A. n and P. M.
4, Re. Owed, Tha! Captain Benz Sheppard be
Chief Marshal with authority 10 appoint Sc
many deputies as he may deem needful
5. Resolved, That commitiee composed OF
each OF the Captains Of The Volunteer Compa-
ni,s and lbe Public Guard, ard seven Citizens be
appointed, 10 act with The Chief Marshal in
making arrangements suitably 10 carry out these
views.
The Chair appointed the Captains before
named, a1d John NJ Bolts, Robert q Scoll, IT,,
James Evans, Richard o Haskns, Jas Dn-
puy. A Crane, and, on motion, he Chair was
added 10 the conn. ;,;ec and appointed Chairman
thereof,
WIN. r. BUTLER, Chairman.
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WIN. r. BUTLER, Chairman.
Gas. w. PuRCELL, Sec'y.

For tie En7nirer.
McssIs. Editors: My attention having been
called 10 a Resolution recently Introduced in The
Common Council, in relation 10 III. construction
OF The Coal Branch OF our Road from Manchcs-
Ter 10 lie Coal Wharves, | propose TO address
the Stockholders and citiysns .! Richmond, upon
that and kindred subjects al Boshcr's Hall, on
Wednesday evening al ] o'clock.
WHiTL p. TUNSTALI.
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CARRIAGES.

Married, on Wednesday, The IN. ,,
Gothic Church, by the Reyd A.. .oS lnstsm /.
ballard, to Miss ELLA { poLI.nkk s; m Mr., ~
city. NJ DOH .
Married, on Thursday, the 4,b r. o.,,,
borough, lie residence Of Or IT, D n a.
Rev Richard Mitchell, JOHN RosrpT bb'yd,
10 Miss MARY G. KERCHEVAI. -, n ~ y,
Queen county, Virginia. 49, al oil Kin
Are they not one: Are they M, ,o,,,,,
Each interviewer with the Others fa,,p ny III
Are they not mix'd like stream, Of m..,,
Whose blended waters are no NOR a,s,. rve'
Blu, roll into the sea one common sooc, sui'ht
p The Whis and Richmond csn,,,.
requested 10 copy. ah ADV
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslpEMS ~. L
William NJ Brown, OF Tennessee, 70 DC on y,
ted States Marshal tor The Middle O,s!l'c' "
Tennessee, rice Jesse B Clements Iemoveo. 80
C P Portland, OF Arkansas, TO BE- heceisel =.
Public Moneys al Little Rock, Arkansas ''s'
Cyrus w Wilson, deceased. 9.
John Ford, 10 be Assistant treasurer al %.
Louis, vice l. A lie Beaumr, resigned.
Col Fremont ha, accepted Inc appointment OF
chief Of The Mexiran Boundary survey, IN Inc
place OF Col. Weller removed RepuoHc.
Telesraphed tor the Baltimore American.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct IA, M.
A large police fo.cc is Pafollins the rio'ous
dis rict tonight. The Military are under arms
al The difIe ent armories, and large numbers Of
persons are assembled al The corners oil various
streets in The lower par OF The city, but all as yet
is quiet.
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DEATHS.

Died on Sunday, the l4,h Instant, In B4,..,.
Y, al linnsywoaa, The residence OF EdwaIa,i,
CURE, the youngest child Of CONWAY "a n1m ~
Robinson. 1"u mary {
Died, at Bei'ona Arsenal, Virginia. on ,h-s
tob-r, ls49, MARTHA, consort of MI W Inc sih o
tbs 49,h year Of her age. 'es hearlhc
70 Washington Union requested to eoov
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New YoRE, Oct. -, p. Nj.
Tie Stock market is irmer under he ca eto.
Mas R,ws, and Government Securile. have adj
vaAccd. Sales OF Treasury Note G's at 1904,
which pIice was subsequently, oil'Ied Tor The
500, 600 AMI refused; New Loan of 1865, lGJ.
Exchange on London 10 a l0i prem.
The Cotton market is more active under the
European advices and sales were made to-day OF
1900 bales, mes ly on speculation, a H.! III
cts. per ID. Tor tair upland TO I2i l2l ior lar
Mobile and D leans, showing an average a.
vance OF ct per 10.
Flour is seady. Sa.es OF G0a0 bbs. at 81 rs
to 81 81 for common Michigan; IS CO TO IS
10 Tor Western; S5 % 5 81 for Genneser and
So "A for Souheih.
Sales Of 5000 bushels fair Genessc White al
100 cents for fair quality. Corn steady sale. Of
10000 bushels al 62 cents for mixed, and GO a GA
cents Tor yellow. Oats 80 GEMS.
The private accounts by the Caledonia are
said 10 be SOMEWHAT more favorable than those
published.
PgILADtLPnrs, Oci. 10, p. NJ.
The Stock market is steady. Treasury Note
6's 1921; New Loan MT, Pa SIS SGT.
Small sales Of Flour al S. i2..
Sal.s OF prime rcd Wheal 1864 07 cite. Corn,
yellow, 81 c:s. Oas 80 cts. The Flour and
Grain market unsettled.
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TO CONTRACTORS OR BRIDGE 81
DERS

TNllE undersigned Commi ssioners, acting und, l
L order Of Richmond County Couii, made at Z |
Der term, lsi9, will receive proposals for re Lai
Toiiskey Large Bridge over lotusky Creek in
county, unt IL O'Clock, A. NJ. on the first Monts
November, when the bids Will he examined Al.
ported 20 lie Court.
For specifications al the work, the structure q
Bridge, materials 10 b. used. &C apply al the c.,
Office
For the accommodation Of any person residing
distance. and wishing 10 engage the work, the II
nation To be desired cung the work, viii be :.
them by mall, by addressing the Clerk OF tile couG
the undersigned at this place, post paid.
TiioS OLDHAM,
V GARLAND,
|. LAMkIN,
SETH rockwell
Warsaw Hfchmani comfy. Va. Ia.
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MRS. PEI LET'S SCHOOL, on Broad s.,
wi opposite The City hall, re.opeIed Tor The
seventh session on Monday lst October.
Terms, &c, &C, as former advertisement.
~,
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FOR ANTWERP
IN The A American ship FRANCE, wi
!Ak2bc ready 10 receive cargo this week iot
the above roit, and win have I nick cisparc4.
The bulk Of about IS hhds engaged as freight.
Arply 10 HENRY LUDLAM J. co.
IN, 1e
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INSPECTORS OF TOBACCO are noi6rd
that ii is important their returns should be
sent 10 This office as early as possible.
JAS. {. HEATH, lst Auditor.
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Warsaw, Richmond county, Va.
a On EeD.

~ SiE HI II.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCEoO.
NEAR LORETTO, ESSEX COUNTY, VI
this SCHOOL is In the house and under ID,
i perntendeDcr OF The subscriber. The teaebr
Mr.. Edward A Adams, who, besides his diploIna. n,
tho University Of Virginia, has high toslmo,l
given him by the Professors OF that Institution m
which the following is an extract:
'Both from his natural abilities, and from hst
walton of mind and requirements, the undersl:,.
consider h!m well qualified TO give instruction 10 so
gentlemen preparing for College or the unversi,t,
10 commend him accordingly
GESSNER HARRISON,
Professor oi Ancient Lang. ar!
EDWARD II CUURTEHAY
Professor OF Mathematic1.
VII McGufFEY,
Professor Moral Philosophy.
SCllELE DE WERE.
Professor Of Modern I.anguss,.
x. f, ROGERS,
Professor Chem. and Mat. at.
For terms, sc, apply 10 Rev JoHE ? MCGUIRE,
Oct lG--c"6w Loielio, Essex County. virginia
NOTICE.
7 meeting of The Stock holders of tllr Siault
N aud James River Company, Lsd In Sc0tsviilr d
9Th oi this present month, n resolution was adopa
requiring the new subscribers Of said improvement
ees.oIR,ty IL. aci Of the Lsssla!uts 81 ys,.
Walter Davis, ESQ., the Treasurer and Clerk Of ,,
improvement, or 10 such agents as he my appoint
receive the same. The object being To defray III,
pense OF the Engineer, who is now engaged IN l..
ting The new road. d NJ PERKINS.
Scottsville, Oct l6-clt President
" The RirhmuGd Wing and Staunton paper.
quested TO copy.
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TRON.-25 tons S1edes Iron; 25 tons English
i Iron; 25 tons American Rolled; 10 tens
American Hammered assorted sizes sale BY
E. q. SKlNKER,
Ocll6 No Is, Pearl Street.
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SUCkS SOCKS IL want 10 purchase 1
~ loi ol heavy well kn, Seeks suitable II
servants. J 6 CHENERY,
Oct 10 Opposite DepOl
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DLAca CLOTHS! BLACK CLOTHS Il
d Black ard colored Csoihs
Cas.imere, VesIings
Ulder.shirls, Cravat.. Gloves, &c
For sale cheap by j. G. CBENERY,
Oct lG Opposite Dfpo'.
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TOBACCO INSPECTIONS AND STOCKS.
IN LYNcHIURo.
Quantity Of Tobacco inspected in Lynchburs
during The fiscal year ending Isl October, togelb.
er with the previous years inspections and
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>.
COMMlS SION BUSHES

COMMlS SION BUSINESS.
THE subscriber offers his services as Genes
i raj Commission Merchant, in aid OF any
business which his friends may have in this mar
kei His location is convenient one, (oeing
near The Dock, on 18th s,ree) Tor Inc sale OF pre-
duce and Lumber OF all kinds coming up the
river.
Having a thorough acquaintance vi,h the
uate of ,he city, he haile,s himself tina, be can
serve those who my confde in him, much 10
their prof. and pleasure.
ROBERT S. GLAZEBROOK.
Ocl. l6-6t
A NrHRAClTE COhL.-li2 ions lump.
II broken and screened A nlIi:aci Gal, coy
landing on he D, Ok, AID .or salr, 10 fficeis 10
suu purchasers.
ROBERT S, GLAzEBaooK,
Office 18th street,
Nearly opposite R. FL. Whnlceks
IA IE-E.
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The preservation Of The Union, as well as TO sus.
tain the rights Of The South, and that only can be
done by The preservation Of our institutions
against the unjust aud vaulon assaults OF our
enemies. We go for Union, as one Of the rich>
est boons lha Heaven can vpuchsafe 10 us-but
o preserve that Union in all lis force and beauty,
The rights and honor oil each and every portion Of
rhe confederacy must be ieigiously Observed
LIT The South be united, and make frank, and
calm and solemn appeal 10 our brethren u The
Nurh Tor justice sellins form Inc s'ievous viola
| lions OF The Constitution which We have ALREADY
endured, and which are still further threatened
Such a patriotic appeal must find an echo in tic
| heart OF The Northern masses, however the poli-
ticans may BE- swayed BY selfish schemes. We
ask no iavors, but only that our naked rights IN.
der the Constitution be re>peced, and that the
Union, as il was framed and Designed BY our an.
cestors, alter full, arduous and solemn deitera'
items, be preserved 10 all its beauty, simplicity
an! strength. II is Tor the people Of Virginia 10
say whether they will reilly Re action of their
brethren Of Mississippi, designed lo secure al
ono and the same time The rights Of The South and
the preservation OF The Union. The Missis-
sppian says
! Seldom have we witnessed An assembly OF The
serions and important character Of The Safe Sis-
very Convention, whose session closed on Wed.
ncstay evening last. The men composing il,
we're among cur leading Citizens. ard from eve
| ~ section Of Inc Stale. The proceedings were
n irked by high toue and dignity. by cool De.
( Liberation, by disposition - avoid minor qlcs-
tons, by ierven .sirc 10 prpm0.e harmony and
good cling, and 10 lay a.'dc ali thoughts Of 4
rauy nature, which might tend 10 distract The st
tention OF members from proper discharge OF
heir duies ard cause unnecessary or irrelevant
discussion Few speeches we're made. Hen. E
c Wilkinson de.i-ered The only elaborate address
made in Convention, AID &c entered upon the
question Of slavery, in broad sla'esman-ike
laauner without any appeal 10 The feelings
Judge Winchester read to h, Convention do,
cuGlenI. soii,mag IN 10 his usual close logical
style, he main points al Issue, he!wcen The North
and the South. Brief remarks we're made by
Col. II Williams, Gen. Waul, Col Whiied,
Judge Guon, Judge Flu chison, Col Skipwith,
John M Chiffon, esq, Gov Matthews, R T Ar
cher, esq A Baine, esq, and Il c Chambers,
esq.
The resolutions Of The committee appointed TO
report 10 the convehl,oa 3ere adopted almost
wholly. II there were am modiE1a,i.rs made.
we feel satisfied that The only reason was Id in
sure The hearty approval Of The resolutions by
The rest oil our slaveholdins States. Had il heen
our object simply 10 express the feelings Of Mis-,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-29

CAPT. SUFFER- AND MS FoRT.-The fol-
lowing account of the celebrated Capt. Sutter
aud his Fort, is copied from work recently
published, entitled +" Tour Of Duty in Califor-
MA" by Lieut. Joseph Warren Revere, Of the
u. S. Navy.
Z" John A. Sutcr, is Swiss BY birth, and
soldier by profession and like many Of his
lcountryrnea, he early sought in the service OF
foreign sovereign, that advancement in the
career Of arms which he was unlikely to iind
at home, accepting the pos, of Lieutenant IN
one of the Swiss regiments of infantry IN the
service Of France, during the reign of Charles
Y. Atthe poriod Of the revelation OF 1890
and tie consequent reinforcement Of that mon
arch, he was with his regiment in garrison
at Grenoble. Even after the revolution was
uader full headway, and the ,ri-color flying 10
the town, the brave Swiss, with their proven
vial fidelity, kept tho white flag Of the Bour
bons displayed over the citadel nor was y
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Mn. EDITOR -
|. 1t seems strange that writer should com
plain of personality who brings anonymously y
the charge Of mpious Uaphemy against a
public speaker Of high moral character, and
for what why, for asserting that con,erva-
tism, as opposed to progress, is bigory in re-
ligion or in politics. | have argued that this
was Mr.. Summers plain melniug and 81 !"
has not disproved, q think, not denied) that it
was. | would remind CO. that the whole
drift Of the close of the lecture was To urge up
on Reformer's patience, caution trust in God s
providence and the law of progress. Thi, has
been repeatedly and emphaically acknowledged
to me by persons who d lered from Mr.. SIS
position. And now in view of this, ] repeat,
il still seems to me that 9 G''s charge OF impi-
ous Jlasphcmy is unchariiabic, therefore un-
christian, therefore unmanly and ungcntleman-
ly-ior if G." believes in the Christian stand
ard (as his first article implics) then he must
agree with me that there can be no true man
illness nor gentcmanlness which violates Hdt
shall not insist upon the redundancy Of the
phrase mpiouS Jlaspheniy, Qor if a thing is
blasphemous that includes impicty)--nor shall
| dwell on the irrclevancy of calling il bias
phemy to censure human Institutions u con-
fine myself to the moral and religion wrong
funess of such charges, which | am sorry
&c" does not see
sc" calls it "jargon" to protest and appeal
to thinking men against picking out sentence
from lecture marked, as a whole by manly
and moderate tone and dcnouncing it rs BIAS
phemy | should really like to see his Die
tionary.
In fine shall certainly not deny "G's"'
right (egaly) to say what he chooses, and !
should be the last man to expect OF wish to
scare an anonymous opponent into agreement
with me, therefore his last article was quite
urcalled for. ] am not anxious 10 have the
last word, but | an anxious to have those
things prevail which are mentioned by
PAUL (Phlip, i. S.