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Wuo WOULDN'T DE A RAr-The Rev. Walter
Cotton, in his exceedingly interesting Journal Of a
voyage TO California, Oh board the Constellation. 4
U. S. man-ofwar, relates the following rat story
Il have always felt some regard for rat since
my cruise in the Constellation. We were fitting
for sea at Norfolk, and taking in water and pro.
visions; plank was resting on the sill Of one Of
the ports which communicated with the wharf
Ona bright moonlight evening, we discovered two
rats on the plank coming into the ship. The
foremost was leading the other by straw, one
end of which each held in his mouth Wemuna,
ged to capture them both, and found, to our sur.
prise, the one led by the other was stone blind
His faithful friend was trying to get him on
board, where he would have comfortable quarters
during a. three years cruise We felt no dispo.
si,on to kill either and landed them IN the wharf
How many there are in this world to whom the
hde!ity OF that rat readeth a lesson"
Mr. Cotton, in his Journal, also, adimadverts Sc.
verely, in his own peculiar, mild and convincing
way, upon the spirit ration" and whipping law .
in our Navy, and points in bright colors the bru
tality. of tying an American citizen to post and
counting off to him by onei ttco {, three DC Gc
from twenty to an hundred lashes.
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Mistrllancous.

Johnston X Charruaud, Express Agents for
Livingston aad Farso's Line, Ottawa, H.
G.. Burr, Agent for Protection Insurance Co,apa.
ny, HTyord--opposi,c the Mansion House.
George Smith, Fashionable Taiior. opposite Cush.
mans store regularly receives the fashions from
the Ei-t, and will be happy TO make up clothing oi
all who m1y favor him with their patronage Aft
warranted IN every case. Particular attention paid
20 Cutting. Ottawa, may 10, 1919.
Seth C. Earl. Crrisse. house,land sign Painter
Pdperer and Gldsier, Ottawa, H. Shop on Co.
lumSu5 street, over Palmer and Gays wagon and
cnrnnge maker shop.
Jacob 3. Stone, SIidie, Harness, and Tyunl
manufacturer, and Carriage Trimmer corner .
Canal aul Columbus streets, Ottawa, mare
4. ID. Smith, Fashionable Tdiior--prh side ot
the Court house slTgrc, OitdIoa, III. Fashions
regularly received All work cSecutcdin his 'hoT
warranted. Cutting done to order.
Jos. III. Wagner, Justice of the Peace Office IN
the northeast corner ol the court house up stairs
OttdwH. dec 40
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Horse Shoeing and FarrierV.

THE subscriber bcgS leave to aunouce to the pubic
lthc has opened an establishments IN Coumhu,
street, near the Catholic Chuch where the buSiucS,
oihorSe shoe.ng aud auery will he conducted ON the
most scientific principles. Ii is generally admitted
tally grorlnt of is principles thereby producing the
numerous cases OF cont1ctionS and diseases ut the
feet daily witnessed. 1t really becomes the du,v Of
every one who values good horse. 50 essential io
his prof, well his pleasure, To srcurc the Scry.
ceS OF good arrcr for so useful mn animal
Fifteen gears practical experience, 1t IS hoped will
enable the subscriber to follow correct system cal
cuatcd TO prevent diseases consequent on unSkilfl
snocinr and when necessary TO remedy the errors
OF the past. L TANNING.
Ottawa, Nov o SiS l6
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SPRING.
NJ n. II. sTODDAGD


little month ago the sky was gray
snow tents were pitched along the mountain side,
Where March cncumped his stormy legicn WIDE,
And shook his standards o'eI he fields oi Day.
But now the sky Is blue, tine snow is flown,
And every mountain is an emerald throne
And every cloud dais fringrd with light
And all below Is beautiful and bright
The forest waves It's plume The hedges blow,
The South wind scuds along the neadowy sea
Thick -ilecked with dasied foam and yloleis grow
- b!ue-eyed, and cowsllps star the bloomy lea
The skylark floods the scene with pleasant rhyme
he ouse twIttcrs III the swayIng pine:
And Wild bees hum about tie beGs OF thyme,
And bend the clover bells and eglantlne;
the snlke cast, his skin III messy hooks;
The long g-eHred rabbits near their burrows play
The Jormouse wakes, aud see! the noisy rocks
Sly oraging, about lhe stncks oihny
What sights what sounds what rustic life ami
mirlh
iiousedthe long winter from The bitter cold
HujdI!ng IN chInrty corner young and old
Come forth and share the gladness the Earth
The ploughmen whistle Us the turrows trail
Behind their gi.itcllng shares, blilowy row;
The nilhlnaid slngsa dItty bile her pail
Grows ill and iroihy, and the cattle low;
Apack are Laying III the misty wood,
Starting the ioX the Jolly huntsmen cheer;
And horns and guns disturb The listening ear
And siarte Echo III her solitude;
The teamster drives his wagon down the lime,
Tearing broader tut in weeds and sand
The angler fishes IN the shady pool
-, Aud loIcrlns down the ROAD with cap in hand.
The truant chascs bultcrilics--in vain,
ilredess OF bells that call the village ladS to school,
Me,hinks the word is swecter than Of wore,
More flesh and fine and more exceeding fan;
There Is u Presence never felt before,
The soul Of inspiration everywhere;
lHcOInuie youth IN every idle l.nb,
My veInal days, my prime returns anew;
My irancedsprlt brea.le' silent hymn.
My heart Is fGl. oi dew,
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prediction 10 mulishness disappointed the audi
ence, IN manner, but his proficiency in the bump
department redeemed him fully in our estimation.
lie answered all frcrons upon his cranial protuber-
ances' with amazing prnmptness, he assumed a
wonderful variety of characters in the briefes pos
sible time. One moment he was Troiuse spend
thni', the mex, pcnurous miser; now n tender
mother; ihcn an Indian idolator. casting her of.
spring 10 the crecodies In the snme breath he
was the meek and unassuming saint. and the bust-
erng, ovcrbearing puglist, One moment he was
Judge DicheS listnng with becoming dignity, to
counsellor Holbrook, the next, he was shnprring
maiden. coong with the same gentleman; aud in.
deed, the evenings entertainment closed with this
exceedingly interesting 'ove passage
We cannot close this notice withou, recommen.
ding to the Dr. the proprety of adding to his corp,
Of assistants, our friend Of the Peru Telegraph; for
he may be assured that much Of the interest elicit
ed on that evening was owing to his efficient aid
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MAY.

In bridal yesimcn,s oi ethereal hue,
In heavenly tingci and delicate army.
And flowing uesses rcdocnt with dew
" ak iorlh the queen OF hcauty--loye!y May.
Her halTy breath is waited oor the earth,
Awaiting, from their sumbrrS the sweet flowers
lier youthful features radiant with ifih,
Proclaim again the Joy olsunny hours
Oh, 10 love thee, gentle, joyous May;
hail with rapture the delicious time,
When in the splendor oil thy glorious DAY.
The mnd m1y revcl with delight Sublime,
A happy welcome 10 the iaires flower,
That blooms 10 gIace the spring enchanted bower
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MoETroTyrr--1lis is the name applied TO q
new application Of Daguereotype. 1t IS the EN-
bedding of the Likeness Of the form and features
Of the departed upon the tombstone, and making
it mpervlous to tho ravNges of time, by the use
of n peculiar Kind Of cement, which makes the
pictures as dmable as the marble itself lis the
invention OF Mr. ]. H. Whitihunt, a gentleman
who las devoted great portion Of his life to inn
provements IN the ant OF Dnguerrcotyping,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

Cost or INTENPERANCr.--Returns before tho
New York Legislature prove that upwards ois6,-
900 person, were arrested for crime in that state
in 1870 aud that from ionr.6itl,s tu nine teutls Of
all the crime committed had its origin in intem'
pernco. The cumn,itteo to wlop. the sutj,e:
wa. referred, estimate the cost Of yauperism eau
sed hy intcmpofance to the people oi tins state
during the year, ut 2,00ooUO. They also es'i.
mate The amount annually expended for drinks at
1000 gtu- shops existing IN the cities Of this
state, exclusive Of villages, a, mote than $4,000
OuO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

The House Of Representative Of Massachusetts
have 10y a large vote passed law prohibiting tho
sale spirituous or liquors IN less quan.
titles than % gallons under penalty Of fine and
imprisonment; the law provides for the appoint.
mrut ofagents TO sell for mechanical and medical
purposes only aud those agents are TO be paid for
their services out Of the town and city treasures
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

The following Preamble AMI Resolutions were
unanimously adopted at a special meeting OF
Newark Division S. Of T.. in consequence of the
demise Of Huron Lewis member of tho Order
which took place on the Goth ultimo, at hi, resi-
dence in Newark.
HALL oF THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE.
NeUdrk Diris'on, No. lS0, April 81. 80.
At a meeting Of the Division this evening the
following preamble and resolutions were unlE u
ously adopted;
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Almighty Dispo,
ser Of events, to remove Brother Huron Lewis, Ia
more exalted sphere Of action, AMI whose de.
mise took place on Yesterday nt meridian. am
whereas, We have lost valuable AMI much es.
teemed Brother, his family n kind and vonerated
father and husband, and the community at large
nm ornament to the circle in which he moved,
Therefore,
Resoirei That the Brethren of this Division,
lament deeply the irrcparlhe loss of their broth
or, and tender their heartfelt sympatics to the nj
hic'ed widow, and family If the deceased
Rc,olrsi That the Division will attend the f,,.
neral ob'cgues un tomorrow morning IN the full
rs-llil of the Order, as . testimony Of respect to
departed worth. md wear the usual badge o.
mourning for thirty days
1t was, on mo'ion further
RsSoited. That Bros D,nfor,h. Swcetand, and
Smith, be Il committee 10 furnish a COPY Of the
above, to the family Of the deceased, and also for
publication
A,,c.t: NIBLo, w.P
G. B, HoLtENBEcS. A. RS
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
4 tt or nr y 9 .

J. n, McGregor, Atforney and Counsellor at
Lar, Otiatoa, Office one door from corner ci
La Sale aud Canal sts, directly IN front al The
court house. Particular attention paid To agchclcs
and collections np ~ om'
thamplin n Wallace, q c Chnmphn-W u
l.. Wallace Attorneys and C0unseil0rst Ldp
Ollirr up stairs IN the mex, building north OF the
Post office nov rs, ~,
T.. =. Leland, attorney and Counsellor al Lar
Has removed his office from ReddIcks block, to
the room formerly occupied by the sherit. m the
cOur, house, now occupied IN part by Lorenzo lie
land. may i'l9
Norris N Fisher. Geo II. Norris Geo $ Fish
csl attorneys al Lar and Land Agents, Oftd-
n!, III WI pay particular attcnuonto the pay
mnnt of taxes IN any part o Illinois, purchasing
and selling real estate investigating titles, collect.
ting demlnls huying aud selling military land
warrants, und locating them on the best lands Tor
soldiers or Olhcr- securngprnsous aud all claims
against the government. Oliicc IN the cour, house
April lS. 1872
NJ. T.. Iloilis'cr, Attorney and Counsellor al
Lap, AMI SJliriior IN Chaacery--Oudnd, III
Oiicr over the rear Of G Bnrr's store opposite
the Man -lon hou'e. Jan 40
Glover X Coax, q o Glovcr-B C. Cook) Al.
torReys and CounseiiOrs at Lam Ouana. OF.
ice in Red llck's Block, east side OF the public
square. Jun is-ti
Henry G.. Cotton, Attorney and Counsellor at
L1p and SJiicitor IN ChaHceTy--Ot,ara, Ais
O.icc IN Redlck's block, east side OF the public
square. Jun ~
y. Randall, ittOrneyat Ldlc--O Ospegp, hsn-
Kendall Co.. Ills. Aug 10, lSiS--u
& 4. Ingalls,, Attorney and Counsellor al Lar,
Opposite the Sherman House. CHICAGO, LIS
Particular attention paid TO Agencies and collect
ing mrh %. 10
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& 0 trl5 .

City Hotel, by Mrs. A. DELASo. northeast cor
ner OF the court house square, Ottawa. The house
srligibly situated in the centre of the business por
ton OF tn town. It has jus, undergone thorough
renovation and repair Ample snbling attached
Fox River House, by L. DEtAYo, on the canal
urar the aquaduc, Canal packets stop EeguIarl!
at this house.
American House. near the confluence OF the H.
linois and Fox Rivers, aud near the bridge.
Mansion House, Ottawa, Ill. by X Thorn Pas
sengcrs carried free to and from the canal pack
cts Stages arrive and depar, daily.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

LoNo SENTENCE. The trial of Albert c. Gas
kins the young man who was arrested in Janua.
ry last special agent of the Post Office De.
purtmcnt, charged with thorobbng OF the United
States mail, took place u few days since before
the Circuit Court Of Charleston, S C., and result.
ed in his conviction on four separate indictments.
lie was sentenced to 40 years imprisonment ut
hard labor III Edgeheld Jail ten years for each
offence
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Qru q dist

Walker ~ Uickling. Dca!ers IN Drugs, Ncii-
ciaes, Paints. OTIS, Fraisbes, Patent Nedi.
ciacs, Glass, &c, Ottawa, III.
White - Hunter. D,alers ia Drugs, Medicines
Paini), obs, Patent Medicines, IdrRishis, Dye.
stuFs.Sc second store north otthe Mansion house
. Ottawa III.
e. l. Thompson. DealerH Drugs Patent Ne9i
zines, Paints, obs, FarHiSFeS Dye-stufs &c
Between Cry llo,cland Redlick's block
y. j. smith, Drller IA Drugs. NediciHeS Paints
OILS, ~, .Sggs, ~. Sc, Newark, Kendall coun-
y, Illinois.
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MiSrnu WnLrn OF SOUTHERN ItlYois,--Thc
Morgan c.. H.. Journal has an article on the Min.
cr,l wealth vi Southern H., in the course 81
which il says; Harden County ,las iron enough
for iif,y Pacific Railroads, and the adjoining coui'.
ties Of Gallatin and Salna have cxhaus'css stores
Of coal Pope county has largo quans't'es o.
brown llrmaiiic iron ore, and also OF very ;ors
l,hu,narrc or rock marrow. M interesting mitesss
very rare in this country Harden county " 3
In lead ore and zinc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

Lieut. NJ F. Maury communicates to the Ma.
tonal lntelligencer some interesting astronomical
news. He states that letter from the Rev. Mr.
Rio in Octobcr as., contains the following eal:--
"On November 2Sth, at IL p. M, we saw dis.
tinctly comet to westward, nearly in the tracl:
of the sun, and about "a degrees above the hori-
zon, as measured with the quadrant, the nucleus
very distinct, and about as large in appearance as
Mars the tail curved all! pointed towartl, the
south, Is. w quite bright, and nearly decree
III length, as visible to the naked eye, but much
larger when viewed with the spy sias. 1t was
seen by all the crew for twenty minutes, when n
cloud Intercepted it, and it never moro WAS
seen
1t is thought this may be the great come, o.
1864 AMI 1856, the return Of which astronomers
arc expecting about this time,
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Storage s. Olna.

Johnston X Chnrruaui, Storage y Commission
Observation-Disclosures cas-, side OF the bridge,
Main canal, Ottawa, H. nov %
l.. Hills, Storage, F1rrdrding and Commission
MsrcaIi, dealer ia all kinds Of produce, Frue's
Warehouse No, >, Side cut. Ottawa, Illinois
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n Fox River House,
re- Ottowa. Oil. SSSsl

INlilS popular establishment, continues IN full opc
l ration, and its accommodations are inferior to
none m the county Travellers will always lind
the table supplied with choice game and every deli
cacy the country affords A continuance OF the IL
bero share public patronage heretofore extended
j. solicited aug g. 'ig-ti
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

An unfortunate sportsman at the west thus re
counted the result Of days excursion.
Not duck was heard nor gooso's note,
As our skili through the water we hurried;
Not fowler discharged his farewell shot
Der the pond where our hopes va buried"
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Boat Building and Repairing
DIXON & CUURCIJII,I.

w The "o' %S aa% ND %s5%sn %%s ,Sp'S S"%a 'SS,
they have opened BOAT YARD, on
the Fox River Feeder, 200 ynrds from the mnin ca
nal, nj OF rAWA. Ill, where they are prepared to
do anything IN the line Of hauling out aud repairing
boats, at The shortest notice and in the best possible
manner and on reasonable terms MAY 3, 1850 ON
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\ American House,

IE'aa.s.-sn ILWtWN'WbV r. THoTH) -1-sRshsAH
Corner Of Water and CoiunJusst near For Rirer
TllE subscriber respectfully informs the people OF
Ottawa, and the travelling public generally rhat
he has purchased the above commodious establish.
mcnt, and having undergone thorough repairs and
renovation, II lsnow open Tor the accommodation OF
travellers and boarders IN q, least as good style as
any other house IN town can afford, and on lhr low e
esl terms. Ample s,abllng Is attached to the rs,ah.
llshmcnr The public are asked 10 give him ,rinl.
90 No one need shun the house through tear Of
being offended by the perfumes OF liquor, rs none is
kept abont the establishment.
JACOn NJIJrp
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Prairie House.,

At The Great Salphm Springs HuHray bctrecn
Oitdni and Perm, on The bottom road,
NEAR STARVED ROCK.
Travellers will find ns good accommodations at
my house asntnny othcrn the country and nj prices
TO ma kc II an object To stop. Excellent stahlng at
tached To the establishment A.p. REED.
t,h q lS5D.it
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Wagon Making and Blacksmithng
z. BARNARD

LIZ - q - ~ n V 4 - hS -.
'AKES this method TO return his thanks to hi,
4 friends i'r the liberal patronage which ;hcy
have extended to him thus lar and as hr has lus,
completed several important Improvements IN hl~ al
ready extensive establishment, he hopes ia gain a
still more liberal and extensive patronage from hi.
friends aud the community ut large. Ia making
Wagons ana BU..ic>
He ia'tcrs himself that h. can u-t beat any estnb-
llshIncnt IN the country for nrnt and substantial
workmanship. He employs none but the very best
mechanics, and warrants the woodwork, ironing
and painting, nt hl7 wagons and buGgics TO be- un-
surpassed by anything oilhe kind IN the stats All
kinds OF Black>mithing
Done IN superior manner and with despatch
HbRSE SHOEING,
which he had abandoned Tor n while. has been re-
commenced. Having employed mn excellent shoe
~ hr invites those OF his friends who have hor-c, "a
shoe, To bring them along, for be- knows h. can
give a ri,i1cion to the hardest 10 please
Ills Material Is oi the best quality He uses no
wood in his wagons hut such as is thoroughly sea
soncd, and none but the best iron
In all hi. work hIs prices viii correspond with the
tImc- anl with his present facilities he feels cont
dent that he can do his work hand -oinrr better and
strongcr aud at prices NJ low as can be done nny
where IN the west. Give Inn call and Try hn
for Yourselves
6gCASH paid for seasoned wood for spokcs ant
GSlcS. Ottawa, April y. 1852 -3J-u
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TUB IT T'F9 JVITN IINsNSNVK.
Carringe Il Wagon Mandatory.
=" VI PALMER returns thanks TO the public for
w the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him, audhaving associated himseliwith j. g. GAY.
he would state that they are prepared TO carry on the
Carriage and Wagon Making business,
in all IL various branches, Our stock Of lumber is
well seasoned, and we are determined to make the
best work that Is made in the country. Two-hors
wagons kept constantly on hand. All who wish to
purchase are invited to call and examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere Shop ON the
corner OF Columbus and Jcilc:son streets Lumber
iakrnin Exchange for work WIN PALMER
Ottawa, feb II ,'iS ] G.. GAY.
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PAINTS. OILS. AND GLASS,

htrtuucfu price,
Canal st., ives, OF the Public Square, Ottawa Ills
Aug2l 1919 JOHN HOSSACK
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18
He G. ALE ID o A N.

o. The office Of postmaster a. San Fran
cisco 10 probably lho noel luenuye one IN the
gin 81 government There are about 1000 box
80, which are rented az S2 per month tor each
occupant, some Of them being held by sir ~
eight different individuals The rents are 70
tHpled az $4,000 per uunum, While such
an income acorues 10 The officers "a lhe Poet
OfiiGes,we think It would be- veil 10 lessen
the postage upon leIleIs from lbe gold regions
We were charged ~ cents postage on LET.
Ter, tho contents Of which make very little
over a column ~ our paPer-lhe letter from
California on the fret page Of the caledon'ao
~ The Hon, WiruaH urnAH was ooG'
fined 10 his room Id Washington, by Illness,
during the time occupied bay the Senate IN
voting upon the questions releHcd 10 lbc"om'
nibus COMMITTEE
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passed an eHe0nium on himself by responding
40 an enquirer Tor hia residence, ~ belong go
Vermont We cay no more ai present Per
hapsi az future day, We may call alteration
90 that part Of the Report IN which extended
quotations arc made from legal authorities, Co
show that dram shops are public nuisance,
aud should br abatod ns such
Amer closing this Review, wr received Che
appealed hr Warren 90 The Legislature, ou lhe
subject ofthe Report, which the Assembly al-
D" published hla highly valuable appeal
hTngs 10 view stll other facts, aad 10 happily
calculated a. sustain the rcaHnnings and en-,
force the sentiments Of the Report But murh
aa w. coyet 90 make extracts, cur space VIII
iist permit q - ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18

rony lcG here 10 tho lntef ran Of Deccuber
1919, Tho gold b. ,try rGnrFe, aud free nom
quartz, Two oflho men are from New York
no b0m Now Jersey, aud tho others lioUl
begmL Beat lliia from lbe southern mine,
~ sou eau"
fROM ORrG0s.--Adyires from tho Column
hiu River O. the 2lsi Of February had been
received ~ san Francisco, business WAS az
q slaud still, On account Of The low price Of
lHUher al Fan Francisco, aud tho high price
Of l0boTcaused hy The emigration 10 lhe niiur
ing region, Provisions we're very highs but
Ter was selling az Z so per III, aud The gene
Tal range Of prices was above the Eau Fran
cisco marker,
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Mr. Clay denied ibe Justice Of p,u,...
% report before ils contents wrre' Lio,. 10
tclly Mr FoOle raid lf would sum-. DO
report ofibo rommlflce h ITroui.,r,.i NH
hing more lhnu Nc Clays retaluil,r. ''}
lhry had been cannemued long ago. a.
should not support 10. 40
Mr liodnud opposed ihr wlula ag,ir Al,
Hale hoped the South would stand G,o, '''
opposition, buI he was very much Bfr,ti 4,
opposition Was mere foibi
Mr. Houston advocated lho malloo o.,,...
and WA ~ favor ole DprOmize apJ ,,,.-.l
and wanted 10 reud tie fepou L.lo,n w.
made up his mind. 700
Mr. Cass shid tie report N oull bee,.a...
cd before lI WIS condemned. lle 80
support n ~ q whole measure. "'
Mr. Dickinson sGid Tint ho wh, iu G,,,.,,
printing lhe report Asa wLsl,- rrr,..
tho matter had he hrhTiy coucuururr a.
had Hrrrnled a. ihr frpur, though u.s -,
sOuiHg waf not hIH OWL To had rnu...,.
~ the commissions Of tic report 10 which,
committee had arrived, though /, va,.lf
have drawn ihH rcntouiups dilerai4.
would support tho bills reported Lrcan,s,f
The clrrumhlunccH, While ho WA ltr iya.
nit They we're very different fom vl.t h.
would have drawn himself NJ JrEr.,,
Davis rnid ho wns willing the fr.artlsgli
he printed, hui hc wnn prepared 10 sue. H.
gniu-i n, Mr Bright fnid be- W0ul .lil.....
He pcusuir hs q Whole, bH III C0pIdrT
rarfird hc would go fnr rl,r ndnd,,I.n ID
California ni tle rurlic.i rnomfnt.
The hlll and olpu were lhcn odrrIn
be- pfinied.