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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-02
a COED CHANCE TO LEARN en- THE
PIANO

4 COED CHANCE TO LEARN en- THE
PIANO.
mt RS. MEYER would respectfully announce
IYz to all those who are tesrous to learn on the
Piano, that she is now prepared to give lessons.
Having practised for twelve years on this instru-
ment, she latters herself that she give perfect
satisfaction
For further particulars inquire of Mrs. Never at
the Exchange Hotel. teb2O It
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEoP1El
TTNIAT POSTER & BROWN have on hand
l. PIE FRUITS, of all kinds,
Pickles, CuTants,
Raisins, Sardines,
Salmon, Theoretically sealed.
Mackere, do do, -.....-
I.obsIers, do do,
and will be sold cheap at the corner of Main and
First streets. feb7
I AN agent for the following PATENT MEDl-
Jaynes Preparations
Fahnesto,k's do:
Wistar': Balsam Wild Cherry;
Smiths Tonic Syrup;
Townsend's SarsaParilla;
Sands do;
Bulls do
Harris Fit Medicine;
Thompson's Compound Syrup Wood Naptha;
Covert's Balm Of Life;
Cod Liver Oil;
and all other Medicines of this character in general
uoe. fcb7 CRAWFORD BELL.
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". E HOLIINGSNUETH -. JNO. w. HUGHES
Wholesale and Retail
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
HOUSE
y tftI 8tI ttU. UttfIttIb lLtttID ttIttt I1'I.st
EVANSVILLE, Ia.

a.
HOUSE,
TFlfer street Bet1rcCB Main and LOcUf
EVANSVILLE, Ia.
THE undersigned are now receiving a very large
/ and well selected stock of
CHINA AND QUEENSW WARE,
which, with their present lot, will make as desira-
bic an assortment as may be found West. We have
received from Pittsburgh a wel-assorted stock Of
Glassware, and are DESTROYS that all in want OF
the above articles may give US call, as we are
satisfied that it will be their interest to do so
We invite the attention of merchants and dealers
to examine our STOCK being assured that we offer
inducements to dealers entirely sufficient TO stop
them here if they call. Orders put up with des-
patch, so that they may go any part of the coun
try without breakage.
6-We are oflerin. inducements in retailing
Please call and see
tebl2 If HOLLINGSWORTH& &, HUGHES.
RAILROADS AN ID PLANK EEOADS.
IMPROVEME EMF is the order OF the day, and
4 those who do not improve the present moments
are behind the times. ! have for sale some of tie
best upland IN the county, part of which IS well
improved. 1t Is situate 10 miles due north OF this
city, and near the line ofRailroad The contempla-
ted Plank Road will through some OF this land,
which, with the Railroad, will afford every facility
tor taking he produce to market. zoo acres are or
tered and will be sold in lots TO suit purchasers
The farm, known as the Hornbrook Farm, Is part
OF the lands now for sale.
If the above lands not sold before the first day
of Jnly next they will be sold at public auction. Of
which due notice will be given. Title beyond dis
pute For terms apply 10
P. HORNBR0Ok, lain street. .
Evansville, March /, 1850. nh5
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oYsTHRsl oYsTERslI

~ ~ 100 CANS just received by Express
" M fresh Baltimore Oysters, hermeticolly
W. sealed. for sale wholesale or retail, at
Empire Restaurant, JOHN FARRELL,
mh27 First between Main g. Sycamore SITS
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WINDOW GLASS,
FLOUR

TUST received 200 barrels Wabash Flour, supe
} rior article, made OF old wheat for family use,
for sale by 1870.
Jana daw ALLlS IL HOWE.S-
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EOMINY
FAMILY FLOUR.


SSSpA BARRELS superior Wabash Flour. made
%eS4 from ole Wheat; GA St. Louis city and
country brands; in store and tor sale by
feb % O'RILEY &, MITCHELL.
d UNAWAY- From the undersigned, an linden
II ted apprentice to the Timing Business by
the name Of GEORGE BEE. All persons are warn
ed to lef linn be- as the undersigned is determined
prosecute any and all persons who shall employ,
halbor or entertain said apprentice.
mil TfOS. SCANTLIN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

ed To be- seorned. Can you WI me Whist
MANNER of oppression would 'ssse yes ."
agi,atorl" | should be glad for ~ peO.
pie Of Florida to understand yous pssitior.
Would the passage of ~ N.ils.Os pscviso.
the abolition Of slavery In NJ DsssItet Of
Columbia. in the forts. dochyssds snd ~.
.cpnls, and the prohibition Of the fvs"sp"s'
iation Of slaves from one slave State 70
another! Would either Of them. Of az.
MAKE Won an "agitatcr' IL not, would
the abolition OF slavery in The States ~
Congress make YOU an "agitatorE I" ould
any or all Of these wicked measures make
YOU, rs southern man, calculate the value
Of the I mon!
The counsel in the last paragraph Of
your communication TO the mensprrs IN
both Halls of Congress" rs to the pr.
ior,nance Of their duties, which will enable
them to return to their constituents with =
clear conscience. viii rccev. from me Ill
thm consideration ard respect 10 which il
j. entitled from the high source fom which
it springs mean ito return with clear
conscence;" and. however ! may differ
with yon. anticipate no difference with
the people Of Florida rs 10 the means by
which the honor. liberty. and welfare Of
our beloved State E" has and uill le defend.
cd ! ana not willing 10 return and tell
them. we have been driven 10 the last
trench aud beat down D., brute force;
that all the barriers and defense. OF the
constitution are beaten Down. and the south
dep we'd of her equal rights nm not
willing to do this for the poor consolation
that may say 10 them. that ,hose ~hc
brought about this state Of things have in
CURED the gull, aud shame, and upon their
head. will rest the curse No, sir. no; ]
uls' ] have noblcr aspirations and higher
purposes wish 10 be the bearer of no
such docinl liding.. 80: let me tell them
that the breaches in the constitution have
been repaired; that southern tights and
state equalit, have at last been respected.
At least IN action hv the free states and
this IN spite OF iapa,ical ag,atorS and sell
fish demagogucs oi the North and cold
friends ut the south. II otherwise the
curse Will be upon the North. ard sill
more concentrated upon the Soluble.
cause Sc had not the spirit 10 preserve her
freedom.
IN conclusion. sir. ! will initiate an @,
ample Of YOURS in sending this in printed
form and through the public prints.
am. with high respect,
-FOUR fellow citizen.
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Tour fellow citizen.
J\t kSU\ MORTON.
How . D..ehm.n avoided y.ry D.sy

\ fcw years since u Dutch vessel landed
At Mobile n goodly number al the inhnbi.
tauis ot " Sourkioul dom. one of whom
found his way up the 'Io,nbisbce. and see.
ing ON 1t, banks an opening Tor an enter.
pr-ing Dutchman, landed. and bull; him a
warehouse \ .,hilc after his naturallsn-
ton. the sheriff summoned the aio,csaid
Dnlchmau to serve on the ,ary. lju,ch
wa very unXio,i. Ia be- excused rs tue cot
ton he,cs were coming m very RAPIDLY. and
a rival warehouse was becoming trouble
some.
" hile the Jury. therefore. was being i'm
pannccd. he went /" Mr. La DIS
ingulshcd LAWYER, in order TO have him ex.
cuscd Mr. l. informed him that
the Jndgc would not excuse him on the plea
of attending to his warehouse.
"\cycr nnRds" say. Dutch tell the
Judge | wan, to be excused. aud III tell
him lie reason.
So. when the court convened. Mr. l.
rose and sa'd-" Ma, II please your honor.
juror wishes 10 be excused.
"On what ground, Mr.. II" says
tho Judge
There he - say- MIR. l., "he
will present his excuse
While thl- conversation was taking place.
up rose the buchanan.
+ "Whal ST. is your excuse" says the
Judge.
buchanan" Snax SnoorA..
Judge" " hat did YOU say. ~
Du,chuan Snas >noork..
Judge" Come near, came, hear what
YOU say.
Duichnan---" SnaN Snoorss
Judge lin erea, angcr)-" Mr.. Sheriff,
what dbl YOU summon tins buchanan for
Ne can neither speak nor understand word
OF English
buchanan" SnaN Suooiks
Judge" ca eau leave, -ir.
Uutchutan~-" >uaN Snouias
Judge tosernwing with ircl--"Mr, Shcr-
III, take that $500 Dutchnan out Of court
and. sir, | shall have yon fined for neglect
ol duty. in summon,ng a mao who can say
nothing hut >naN Snoorks
Dutch permitted himself TO be carried out
Of court. muiiefing Dutch rs h. veal ~.
ter getting oui OF the cou, thoese, some
one who had Witnessed III. scene asked him
why he dad not 90 when 'hs Judge told
him
"Oh," says Dutch. Il vo. 'fraid II I'M
derstand Won may 60 de Judge would
tink sneak English
\hnut this time one of III" less fortune.
ate lurymen hearing the Joke, said I" him
u n go ~ and ash the Judge TO propose
10 swap horses with Won. and he will zee
whether ,ou understand English
But the Dutchman did no, wait for ssch
cond,.-c.r,on from his honor bc nsads
last tracks for hi, Warehouse Spsrn q
The Times
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

We have had laying on our table for se,.
cral DAYS u letter from Gen. Morton, u whig
senator from Florida, to the Governor o'
that state, on the subject of the Southern
Convention and Southern rights II i,
rather too long u document Tor our col
umns, hut We are 80 we'll pleased with il
that We waive that objection and publish ii.
The letter Of the Governor of Florida. Ia
which it il reply. has been publi-hcd Ia
most Of the Wing papers of the south, and
the alln..ous to 1t will therefore be r.adii,
understood. II l. ~ An answer To all the
ob.cetioos to the >on'heYn onvc"l'on that
We especially invite AID b. to lLc letter
of Gen Norton. We Nus; that those
gh'es here. who So lately reloiccd over the
election oi Gen Morton To the Senate
over u democrat, will read his letter with
candur-N dShrWe mon.
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MISC j. l. l. \ \ EOl =


II
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Il '!e s''usg'' p''W''h Tue Nh''i'"n "l''
h '''9 anu me "n'',,'' '''ih''N'." company al
.'" ''''@'a''" 'r'"' ,"' EASTERN part al
massachusetts To tue 'n'', ""hr'hr" ''f'-i
~ h'''"efn We" "fN, !" was n'' rest
Ss Wv" INV '"""''' ''''in '' '\'h''2'
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'pt an ""'''' W Wv WI" unrest N''i' ''tid.
SUP anu "inS" "'u'' ",''' "''N "i .a''N
s,ol was "''"n h'''''', w. b'H
,""' Il, '"S,'',''''N'''S N"' '""-" 'nn >''f'
.'' n'' '''"'" '',, s',.'" '''n'" '"' 'ue
B na''''' '''"r' ''' ''i' Wa, h"' "H.
4 ''".' WIN E'""''- N'fs''a aug '''N' u"0
VI" '''' i" ~" N'",' oven '''T uiue
''an> "i support ''N ee.'ifliNG ih' lana
WOMB ne '\nnn'''" "uliN- 10 'h''"
1rNatl"nN IN inc priih' ol me-. mat lhef
h'sh pass 'h'ir "'a aSg ~ Wrn'' ana
7I'A'e' auu '"S'"" S"'uiN inheritance "n
'helf ehhHr'h 'h'N Irli th.if h"m's' rd
4set'i'd "h ,h' VIVA anu nnfnl'Aa'rd' Though
''fi'e hahh' "i Inc 'iudS'''
\ Industry ana perseverance "id'' 10y fl
"oe Ior'''"'' SUI" '''''''',' '"' w ATE"
H'ars me DARK forrest gave Place 10 id' WI
4,lng fields of grain.
h The cllractcr of these per.ous. vino hmd
thus voluntarily secluded ihcm-,h,- 'fuu
The wo5ld were suiiieianile marked ihcl
%Nefo rough, bold, fearless, meu, who Labor
e. hard aud rcrvivpd little without coH.
&planlng, and had litlc time for pleasure. nl
A.s"cmi in'eg'on'sr WIN eaeh other lh''
I'D bat few Of Those finer feelings and
Nhgtnr ip,- which elevate man. ,nd had
ashcy lived At the present dsp. woub ua.o
BE- called unrctued. uns,mluihi.i.. an
said their character, were .ulh.uui,
:. marked still There va. oncamour them v ',.
stood ont in bold relief from the mfsr.
Ia,id stevens wa. No otdipur, muu: pe.
elc,scd of a strong understanding ud 900
iron vii. Circumstances bad rendered him
tirrn. reserved, and ,ecmiug, pas.louc-.
gRougli %. tho, were themselves hi. u,i ll-
boz called him ana uutccline mans hui w
thi- they were mistaken. for bis -tctu dc.
moancr concealed VS. warm and tH-tiue
heart rs ever thruhbrd within huu1n ho-
a l.ttf Ia, httl fla, a ..ti.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

SLAYER. Asp rmE binLs.-A trssk ar.
lno,rictmenf 1.-THE New lo+k E1pr~ss.
though opposed To the position ii the scssti'
in the prescn. rontroyersy. csmliday Coz
ccdcs il its comments spon Nr. ". Jays
dcnunciasiou ii Mr.. Clays Rcsslstiess.
D." that iAe Bible srgsnesas u s4ftsr II
wsrery rAers e1ists, v ~ssstessed = ~
S.~iA rita 81 ~srA por~v. 'Ast ~ NsrtA
he's M. " M~x abe 10 sNesce 4. '--Fetsvs.
burg Republican.
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dhrknrr>, he spfdng iorth, aud before the
stupid soldiers could make an effort 10 Sc.
cure BIN, WAS beyond their reach he soon
reached the Hudson into which h. plang Il
and Notwithstanding hi, wounded hand. r,.
gained the opposite bank, where he WIS he.
yond pui-u DaN broke. and Instead Of
being led 10 execution, the daring man WIS
preparing to aet u part ill., if possible, more
dangerous -eeHes.
Information must be- obtained. mad in few
DAYS the vll, spy WIS seen standing guard
rs u British sold. Ter. over tent IN which
WIS dcl,berHtlng Il couucl, of war. cnuyen.
ed Tor the purpose at selecting an officer to-
take command OF AN expedition to procure
some provisions known 10 be- stored in the
tlriuitS. II WAS an enterprise of great
danger, aud required man Of no ordinary
skill aud courage to couduc, IT, The Off.
Ger WIS selected and called in. and again
Nr Stevens mel face To- fare the murderer
nj hS son. II WIS a moment IN whirh a
man of equal courage but less sclt.controI
might have errcd bat hr posscsscd that
iron viii which alone can conquer every
impulse. and be- allowed biz. foe 10 pms,
without seeming 10 notice him Having
ea'ucd thorough kuovlcd-, Of The eNpc.
'ilfiou. which WIS 10 be- couduct.d T.. the
Aiimo>t cclcitt, the spy rcgaucd the iuar.
- camp and communicated the mtoll.
gcncc Instantly u body of cnalr, WAS
started 1T pursuit and falling suddenly ou
the British squad On, one of tapse despc.
rate hand to band conflicts onsncd. for
L. 4. d. 1
bile. Ga the ON hand Nt, the courage aud
icatirssucs, of men who were willing To-
seal their patriotism aud love oi lberit with
their blood aud ou the other the maligiiy
Of the mnion> ot TYRANNY when driven to
despair Tho Blush were hcginuhg to-
rive WAY. when NJ stevens rushed iHto the
fluckc,t at the FRAY. and attacked their
commander Tho contest lasted but mo
mcul. tor what l. the coutaar of u soldier
who tights lor king. when compared with
the fury Of u father who la the memory OF
io,s gone iore,er. .ta,c, fo revenge hi. own
blood The officer Vs.. di-amed and
THROWN 10 the ground and them With looh
of uu'iuchi7e parro-o aud vHdiriiye til.
nmph, Nr N'ne.a. drew digger and cN.
claimed
Murderer III, DOOM Is scaled have
vowed bctoIa Heaven to meHee my sou.
lbH ,ow is uIai,d'" and h. plugged
the glucriug Wgapuuiuto tlouuobug heart
ui hi- foe
1t ceased ,lratus aud >at Down br-ilr
h.. ,lrini Ihe British hli lIed apd t'n
Nmrticau> Weat III hoi pursuit IhrWfeirl.
al imam nj i,,r. -.fIl.. ttto. tt .il4ug. H.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30
Progress in Mexico.


terc.tnr dornmrnt the report of !, Com.
,,i..io,er an col,r,,,,;o, and I,d,s,-,.
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tahi-hrrnt aud future destiny, while, in
the meantime very few reach our shores.
Ihl, difference forms tle measure of the
prosperity "a the two countries Every.
body secs il evorrhod, feds il and there
j. not a single NcNiclu who loves hi, couu.
try, and who /, not blinded b, dcplorahlc
prejudice. who docs not feel tina, colouila.
tiou and immigration would pat au cad To
our decay, and bN the iucrensr of popula-
ton We might become what we ought to
be. considering thc elements We posses. Of
ualional greatness
They then speak of the first attcrpt. At
col"nlniiou talludng to those IN 1cxasI
which he'd 10 conflict which cost the re-.
public her best territories. The, alludc to
the difficulties attending the subjects. par.
iicularA the doubt. which appear to have
c>i.'e8 whether the vacant hud- were to
be- di.p"scd ut bN the Ge0oG1 or State
Governments. the gfc9tcr expense of trans.
p1f,ltiau nto tie interior from the scahnarl
where Immigrant. arrive. aud the oh.Hrlr-
q i.iug fom % difference OF lannuagc and
customs. aud tho disturbed state Of thing. DO
Mc,ire But the great obstacle to which
the, csll the attention OF Congr,.s. ati-c,
FROM The cs.teurc of an established e,.rh.
>i,.lllieiaa aud Q. li,iou> intolerance. The,
say.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30


British officer rush upon hi. hoy. overpou
cr hin in m Instant. aud plunge hi, swort
into bis bosom Horror stricken ut TIA,
sight, the father stood for moment. a, i
rNctcd to the earth but during that mo
ment every feature Of the murderer wa.
written on hi- mcmnrv. never TO be. eG.,ced
The spell lasted but an instant. and then al
thc fathers love and despair nh the stinee
emotion Of years. rushed upon him NJ once
Gaadcd io madness. he spranr forward IL
u,eugc his child. Int wa, met by a blow
that laid him sen.ele,..
Afier the lapse of an hour. Nr. Steven.
recovered hi. consciousness aud with il 4
recollection of the awful scene which he
had witnessed 1hp,llagc had been rInn.
dcrcd. aud only saved from being burned
b, the tmeh arrival of "A body of \mcri
can sollli,os vi wa. silent an3 dp.olatn
aad the blood. stained ground showed hat
too well. that vaf had done it, work The
father -ongf and snnn found his boy
What sight was presented
There. stretched npon the ground cold
ia death, Ia, the form of that youug heiue
whose existence had been fviucd aronud
Iii. hcnrt. and inierVo,cn with hi. own.
IT, could mover hear hi, voice apain. ne.
never aud for the inst time In man, vrai.
the stern man urm Drcp i. the wae that
can draw tear, from n,n4hood. and cspe.
ciail, from such "a mm 20, David stevens.
But the umul in hi. bo,ou wa, soon over,
and. c4lply kuecbug beside the corI,.p of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

HAap CAsm.---A k~y !" svssytg =
'is. csrcc. health And happiness.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

Lamps will have : KISS disagresahr ~
II you dip yo~r wick yarn 10 seFou ~
vinegar and dry H. s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

\ woman IN Name. recently renewed
her subscription 20 Portland paper, with
tho remark, tina, she was lafiniss Y too
POOR a. DO s,'hcgi i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

DILArany lNcliNArsoNs.--Sir Heestet
Peel. speaking n l.orh Ekloa. rssuGhsd.
that "cven hi. failinxs leaned y vssess's
side 4" upon which gsatlseaAs ehuusvsd.
tina, hi. Loriship's faslisss rssashlsa ~
leaning tower Of Pisa. which. = - - ~
long inclina,ia,. had ass~e yst - elss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

TIM IuNsro. he totnato. which has
come into universal usr. and Is decmcd
mSur, d, aluo,l every one. ma, be- pre-
served for winter use iu the following mas.
mere Whca ripe ut them w. prepared D.,
-tcVing q. 10. table. AND seasoned "a to-
hkar pui hn"' m -n,all jar. Il quartz
with covers Gscr thc top pct piece OF
linen or cloth. which viii cover aud press
the cover on; then pour into the cavity
melted mutton talloN and keep them IN "a
Good aud dN place ia the ccllaf uut,l re-
qaircd Tor use. They need only 10 be
warned 10 serve them lor tho table. use
small lars Tor thc reason thst where az.
posed r. the air lhoy soon iermcnt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

Inon \KN ~ut 80 " NLr..~ kdHice- to
the last Of November have hccu received
ltom Ilarhortown. Nan nc.man Land. an.
nouncing the arrival there Of Smith obrien
and hi. a.soeiatc. IN the IRISH Rebellion.
The lelou- were granted tickets oi leave.
on condition of their engaging that their
liberty should not be used A. means 10
effect their escape VI except pi'fione N.
ecptcd the boon. he has been sent under
surveillance To Maria islaud
Never uudrss your-,li before bed time
In other word. don't viii ava, the pro.
pcrtv you own IN this void TIL YOU are
about taaing Your residence in the next
putlul children are madc by hope not by
r-os.cssion. Bread eaten has lost It's flavor
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-18

Foots. and Webster Even this cannot savs. The Rspub-
ic opens ~ infant lips TO lisp OF devotion 10 the
slave Thai shall exceed in arsor those q ~
der ys Hdemsgogues tries 70 get up panicsj inveghs
and fasnes As closely possible initiation OF the oppo
suon sheet IN an epdeavof ousp II Ia the gfaees OF
the south The INTEL In s solemn does 10 full
share OF eoufship 10 the slave power, and manests
lied indineieneo 20 the Of freedom 5t the south 10
satisfied and find Mess A. Butler, Jackson
Morton H. Toombs, and J. Thompson, commitise. have
issued an address, calling for the establishment Of
paper oil southern politics, which Is TO own an exclusive
devotion @ the slave Propaganda and an entire ndepend
cnce OF party The address has been very freely signed by
have already approved of IL. $500
Fourteen wings and forty democrats give their
ZION 10 iwhich majority of eight OF the southern dele
gales in both houses
Wedo not regret this movement We rejoice at il. II
there any preenon behafo the slave power, which
the Washington journals in exsence have failed 70
pat forth II there Is any truth lalsehood they have omit
ted which could enure 70 the benefit of the South Il there
has been any hesitation assa the vital Interests OF the
NORTH and their cherished men IL they have ecolied be-
al which they are pledged let South have
another organ. Let learn las fall aim In seeing lbs at
tempt realize all It's desires Ii there is point so low
thathe Washington Union has not descended IL that the
base instincts OF the Republic above, that the ieaden
ntelIgencel has not reached in the downward glayaton
Of score Of years. let US know what this lower depth is
let the South athom i Tor us In this new experiment