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QoARD.-wASTED. BY TWO GENTLEMEN AN AIRY
~ and weli-farn shed bedroom. separate beds, With
treakfxst and dinner Sunday Locstiaa
brosdvsy below s'h street Address With terms. ke, c.
tor iiso Poet once.
ROARB wANTED-A SINGLE GENTLEMEN WOULD
~ like 10 End el-furnished hsd-room, IN private
family without board breakfast snly nths location
convenient he would tske for one year Satisfactory
fsrenees rven Addre" Y. G.. Herald Once.
BOARD Up TowS-IN A NEWLY FURNISHED
three sipsl. rsntlsmsr. Bath IN the house
waiter tept; private meals ~ required Apply 80 ~ ST.
hsks place.
A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAN
"A they require, will iet v Que or more aass gentleman
Tvsn,ysecend street. Eighth svenus The situstcn
10 pleasant and cosvenent 70 the sagss The
fn.hsd in the best and lighted with Warm
cold ssd shower bsths Address Forbe once Of this
COUNTRY BOARD AT sPoTswooD TEN NILES
~ from South Amboy New Jersey in quiet respectable
family for ,he months 81 the rate ~ ~ vesk
For particulars. inquire % G. W. HOPKINS. Attorney ss
No y Beeknan street. kev YORK. between the hoars % 10
and o'clock.
COUNTRY BOARD wANTgD.--wASTrD--rO
" small family plain country board durrr the summer
within 100 miles q New YORK. vhere the gill be
tsrste and the ssee~ Address Br i stating terms
CAspERsoN's cokLEcs HoTgL-oSE SUITE OF
fsrt fAriiy. no- vstsrt
FURNISHED ROOM 10 LIT, TO oSE on Two EN-
III vtkaut board. The " large aud arr. asd
Ref,reussrequired. Address "A. H., at this once
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JoHS w. CRooxrn. Secretary.

CHRIsTY's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL, NO. ~
day, june IL and every night until further aoss.-TSs
w VII f: puS.1 y
sSsr orsn. and ninsss s1s1y
until farther Adnisson Is Doors open
on So%Sessns O'clock 0'n''''
OLYMPIc.-PIERcEs MNsrRELs-ruE ORIGINAL
~ Pempey late Of Christys Mnstrsls "a broadway. be-
Howard and Grand streets Every evening during
the oRep Concert a; sseloss The novel;
a BEEN p pfs
q: ssSsS e. By
Afternoon performance wedncs and
n
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. I7o CHATHAM SQUARE. OPEN
:ys5y and in the evening
sde. in Tho world, eomgIi:ins Twelve Per-
:an nh: & a a .GS .s%s:
every afternoon and evening variety splendid
BsSS sl sss s sis,
.s f',ss: sn
CASTLE GARpEN.-rHE SIXTH GRAND SABBATH
Concert At the above magnificent Saloon will take place
oreSssrs@Fsi..n David. great work. tn. Desert, a:acSSd
r . provide: Gis s sn
ysi, and 0sns the Who'll: even
newly srr.rssd and SI.1,iy lighted viii afford .ma.s,
meme. =. o'clock summer Fs's' Music, and Dancing
CASTLE GARDEN-nEssRs. FRENCH HEIsER
respectfully inform the citisens Of New York and
vicinity that their agreeable Summer Fetss will Be given
every during Tickets % each. Doors
open at Concert st precisely Novel and attractive
and popular music during the Ball. under the direction Of
0eors: Loder Who viii perform variety Of the latest aad
most fashionable cotilions wases roks 20 The door
sets formed the sound Of the eornss The programme Of
the concert changed evening No
account OF the weather.
CAUTION 10 THE PUBLIc.-wE SEE BY THE
papers Of rhiladslphs that Dr. Brown announces: him
self manager Of III: New Orleans operate Troupe This 70
inform the public that he has with
the above named company they performing
the Howard AthsnRum. Boston, And will the New
England States until Sept VII they will have the honor
Of resppearins In Phladsphia previous 20 their depar
turs for lurope b. SAMUEL SANFORD,
for the NJ o. O. Troupe.
TROY NUsHUN.-LADIRs AND GENTLEMEN WISH
ing engagements in this popular sstsbs rment for the
neat dramatic Ito open Sept ~ will please address
the Arrangements be made for the Of the
Saloon the day week until that time for desirable
and popular exhibitions sntertanmen except dramatic
"A. B0UGH. Manager.
ONO COTTAGE. HoBoKEN.-GRAND INsrRUNEN-
" tai Free Concerto Strauss celebrated Band every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. commencing 81 p. n.
BIN the weather 10 usfsvorah,e the coassrt win
IA Ia lses asntS av
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L,oR sALE-A rARM SITUATED ABOUT A NILE
II south o. the city % Mdd-towr. Conneeticut con
tanning about acres % lana iyirs 10 ohenr square
bounded on All sdss but one. by the hs-sy lt well d
weed into moving. posture and wood tsnd-hss ysunr
orchard q matted apple and will ~sered By living
syrngs. The premises Admiralty situated Tor the
ten ~ country ssst having beautiful site for DWELL
inf Price $50 for the whole ~ We cold In lots
70 sut purehassrs AZ reasonable ate ingaire q TIE
Subscriber. living on the premises. HALL BIRD9Ef
araatsyn ,oru
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EoR SALE OR KxcHANGE. rOR UNisrROvED PRO-
psrty IN the 18TH ~afd. the four story House sai lot
the ssh ayenue near t~entyhird street The Uouse IL
tuilt With all the modern mproyemen ere'on se
Arrlyo coOnBY ANDEkrON
1f2 Grand street, near Broadway.
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SON SALE AND To LET.

D1ANrNO FOR SALE - ONE or rRARDs CT
lrstsd Pspino.. expressly tslit for this climate.
ts orsrsd for tale 81 reasonable price. Amateurs
respectfully invited 20 call az the once 81 Mssrs.
pii. Nitsrt 20. 10 broadway.
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Religious Intelligence,

Methodist Episcopal church, Mulberry street Rev.
4. g. Foster, morning
Presbyterian church, Thirteenth strest-Rev George
Clark, evening
Baptist church. Grand strsst-Rsv. d. II. Graham.
morning
stuyvessnt Institute, Broadway T. L. Harris,
mtrping
Universalist church, Fourth strset-Rsv o. D. NIL
Ter. afternoon.
lions church. Broadwsy-Rsv. 9. 8. Snow, morning
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WATERING PLACE.

CozzENs HOTEL. W EST PoINT.-fHIs ESTABLISH
" men, unrivsies FOR m commanding .en~y - Tor The
sslntrty OF It's posion open and fully prepared y
receive psrns nent families transient vtsr The svift
Aida and Nee world leave the foot 81 Chsnber
street az oelosh every morning. touching % Cosssns
Wharf, for landing passsngers Nc AIS n the afternoon
the Columbus ssd Hudson leave the dosk between Liberty
and Chamber ssreet alec touching at Cor,snr What
while the railroad trsns leave frequently IN the day
W o'clock In the evening stopping 81 Dsrrons where
readiness the
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U,o LEr-rHs PREMISES Ia Gil

gI,o LET-THs PREMISES is7 CHERRY STREET AND
formerly occupied as factory, f0r
shi,h rerro,s b veil aesp ed Also sale. s.esn-
ming order hsy W sen from AN 70 ~ ~ Cherry
street. Arply 70 fOx ooTnOUr. Twelfth street. nesr
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sAalrrin0.

EoR LIyERPooI---UNITED srArEs MAIL srsAx-
~ ship Pacific, Capt. Esra hye.-fhis steamship oil
s.pAr, .i,h the mails for Europe, positively ss'sr.
foot Of Canal street. No berth secured t paid for
Ior freight or passage having unsquaed socomedatons
for elegance or comfort. ayrly 70
EDwD. K. COLLINS. So Wall street
All letters and through the Post Once.
The steamer Atlantic will succeed the Pacific, and sai
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON MANUFACTURERS.-AN
i experienced Bingham Dyer wants employment; Que who
has had twenty practice and in some OF the
largest in England and for the last
four years in this country Can himself qualified to
produce all the shades and colors Europe and the United
States market in the gngham trade Address T. ID. L.,
Hartford Hotel, Hartford Conn.
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LOST.


T OST-TwELvE DOLLARS kEWARD.-L0ST ON 9Th
IL June sming from Sandusky TO Albany, one Vase.
marked T. B. of leather Whoever will return send the
Francis Del Heoys No. 20 South Wiilap street,
will receive the above reward, and all expenses paid
I OsT.-sl0 REwARD.-Losr, ON THE liTH INST,
IL either going from the Irving House, through Duane
street, 70 Chatham. in East Broadway. Bowery
Broadway stase Adys large Gold Watch, with gold
face and black silk cord and small key at
tachsd TIE finder will receive the above reward and the
thanks Of the owner. by returni ng said watch to
TAOS. u. SHERWOOD Wall street.
TWO DOLLARS REwARD-LOsT ON THE 18th IN
i stsnt an Account Book, considerably worn, with
small inside Of it, and tied round with red tape be-
Patterson Of Canton Ohio, Of value to
any nc Any nrning il 20 r. Richey
No 1865 Washington street. immediately will receive the
above reward.
r OsT-oN SATURDAY, THE 18Th BETWEEN TWO
IL and o'clock, Pack Of Papers containing regis
ter leonging the bark George of Whitby Any
finding the will please leave them Messrs Bar
clay Livingstone "A Beaver street. and will be suitably
rewarded.
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Regulate the Seereti0ns ana Purtfy the
ble blood eou.ss through your veins pure All Is
stomach bowels lungs and external organs are AL In Jeo
psdy the frs symptom Of mischief whether devs ped
disease any other form, 70 DR. waens Vegetable
Pills. few doses Of which will disnfsct the blood regulate
shs setion Of The esretivs and restore that aeon
suss. psrfss, health Once Dsy street a5csn,s box
100000 OF Bottles, nearly, OF DIR. Ksllin-
Gsr Lniment Magic Fluid have been sold without
nur IL warranted restore the hair ~ gone - years
ESQ 20 eur. ,ns q. ossr pains, old eau.
eholera diarrhna 6c kc Dspots 80 PEARL 49, E6 Broad
way, near Grand. and shnss sssh. Large deduo-
toss made 20 the trade generally.
Suggested TO the Wise.-The present season
sdmoashes concerning health IL of great import
that bowels ssd blood be kspt pure There
the 81 continued fsver the
many intermittent fevcrs the magnsut bilious levers
sss when graausiy rerecng pscnaf ens-
rsesr eases here 70 the North se In unnisaksbs
language that saould be cautious o. all bus
and hood.Thoss Who desire 10 place thsmssvss
safe eond~n AZ safe ~ the nature o. thsr constitutions
viii sdmi-~il End In the Brsndrssh Ps medicine which
esee OF twice week. vii generally secure health
under As met adverse oireumssnees and should
compared u woaid have bses had pills
been used And good nursns and their powerful aid vi
BE- found fafcient used according 20 the prnsd drsc
they a. force they DO ob.,r.e hr her
Efforts 70 restore health They leave III enssts snd 70 ss
fuy appreciated must be u.eS am IN The esns,s.t
Ing nSney Pills that the aslaysd
Their character for ussfulnes firmly established and ~hsn
siyb. Beware Of sountereits 10 tds sy the Genuine
Bandreths Pills te certainly secured at ny Ones,
Principal M Bosdvsy aud also ., The trsaeh eihces al
n BRANDRRrH.
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DOwERY THEATRE-BENEFIT OF MR.. GILBERT
- Tuesday evening, June ISA great bill-Mr. and Mrs
Walaek, jun, and the whole company. will appear. Boz
hook ie n
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vJVN tbivS hobSs, VIZ .en,-ihs horhis
% tstss pleasure In calling The sstesuos 81 the Ne- York
public 70 the fact that he Tor the reception
and erte aneat % either transient per bosrdes
The high emacn An which his house 10 held BY families
who have the months there, he IL will
render An extended notice q lie superior strsetons
point Of location, scenery drives &C. Unnecessary in
these parcuisr has no eaosl the Hudsen river The
arder herctfors vi be Supplied With dsiie.ey
the market affords In addition the former kes for
reaching revtrrsh by sssmbssis ther. are az. Gins Il
psssins daily either from Nsv Yorh ssd nbsny
Kssy sppbesssn sAsuid be msds for sslsssion q
q. DONALD
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IMPORTANT so FAMILIES AND HOTEL KEEPERS
Olive OIL Depot, " Church street. corner Of Reads.
l. MAKT1N Co importers Of French and Italian Olive
OIL respectfully inform their friends and the public, that
they have constantly hand the best qualities Olive OIL
for by the gallon half gallon quart at ~ per
bs.hets Clare wines, brandss. ses.r. ETC. Order.
thankfully received ant mpy executed fer all parts OF
the city, SO ba kss Plagpiol olive Oil just received and
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Warm Wsash~r.-The Weathcr is quits

pour their liquid the people all the gut
se for cir summer eliot ing fermus therefore TO act
hng directing them the road 20 bargains.
81 points famous ready made cloth
y. q. ROGERS. 76 Patton street.
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.. @. MeIntyre. having disposed OF hi
fully informs has friends and the public who may desire
specimen Of his art that he found his Vi
the lat July large eoee Of specimens views head
ke fer SALE Of which would be valuable 70 artists
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MISCELLANEOUS.


RTIFICIAL EYEs.-DR. J. GRAY. NO. l57 GRAND
"A street. New York. the only maker OF human artificial
eyes in the United States
n. B.-No charge for inserting
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MONEY LOANED. ON GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
v1 and plated diamonds, jewery, merchau-
disc &c. &c. FOR length Of time and 20 any amount
exchsnged Address Confidence, box ~ general
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sDyRRYISEMBNrs RENBWBp EVERY BAY.

FOLlTlCALs
VoUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENE
rsl Committse.-The members OF the above Committee
are .qussted to meet at Tammany Hail. Monday. the
18th II o'clock A NJ for the Of their
the Hon. DANIEL s. DICKINSON the able and
representative from this State 10 the Of the
United States on occasion Of his visit TO this city
GARRET II. STRIKER, JR, Chairman
y II 1 = Ty.'r"' saerstaris.
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q shsse ships will be aecountsble Tor COLA
nile: sissf .sss .ss.7 'is. sisrs
II british brig GARLAND, capt. Gusrde viii have i'm
is - iioSss. fr.,sS, sSs I.ins very i..s s.iIs
~ i "ssssAs ' G2l T. SON NJ rol,sn ,,r.,,
LoR san FRANcIs, o. BERNIuAL AND sAcRAsEN-
y 70 Cty-1ts ylsrsid mev stss mship CONSTITUTIONS.
Cspsin " J. Wiicos 10 losdnf AZ Pbiiadsrhis, and
vii sal e. 'ss .ss,. pre- 60 s.,S,Sy s y. ihs -, a.,
" ilss.rh free = ssperu 20 he ppsr o. are r.qsss,
81 70 had ih. rsseitt 81 the Camden aud mesy R.lrssd
.na a,srsportsuyr Company On or ns.r. wednssd neH
W Wall street. ". v.
IN. Consultation Ia. double engines. aud stands A. on
The eseervriier.s list
EOk Mn ssIgNL JAsAlca-lnt VEIL kS0ws
e.mmsndsr -i leave fer kingston on neadAy JAY st a,
three eeloek from her does Pier No. FOR passage
srrly 70 HOWARD son. ~ nr.sa-sy.
CoR ST. PKTgRsBuReu.-TnEsur SUPERIOR COPPER
- fastened and copp~rei ship sErOkA, Capt. french
EsrlRk CRY LiNs-sOs san fRAsclsIo VIA
CITY 80. IONS bur,ben Charles s,od.rd. Commander w
leave Tor .hssrss direct Monday July ls t3oeloeh
.s.T fi5 Va 81; 49, i s ''S' Or ~S
E Franchises via Papama, TO leave Ne~ YORK. Jelly ist
" the Steamship Crescent city for Chaos snd steamship
General Warren, from Psssms san freneseo msy Ne
bad on spples,ion 70 DOLE a co. ~ frcntstrest.
CUNDArEvkNINGo OPPOSITION BOAT roR ALBANY
Kis,ss asa Hsa.es. from IN. Pier Zoo, % Barclay
street. south side This beat arrives in Albany In ample
,.s .r p. s.rs rsss q west hs az, ,siss steamer
suntsy evening" Juns o'clock for psss.ss or freight
srply on board or 70 n Gostshies ohee on the -hsr
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
rENssYlvANrA CONTESTED ELECTION CAS-

Y.
Mr.. McCLERNAND was understood TO inauir,
whether the Senate bills on the Speakers tabl,
could be reached in any other way than by pro
cceding with the regular order Of business
The SPEAKER replied That the bills could not be
reached until an hour shall have been devoted tC
the reception Of reports from committees
Mr.. McCLERNAND then moved that the com
mittces be called for reports and he said that be
should persist, morning after morning, until the
bills on the Speakers table shall have been reached
Mr.. STRONG rose to question of privilege and
moved that the report Of the Committee OF Elcc.
tons, with the accompanying resolution lin favor
OF the sitting member, MIR. RoBBINs, and against
the contestant, Mr.. LiTTELL, Of Pennsylvania y be
taken up.
Mr.. ASHMUN presumed that the House could
say whether or not they will proceed to the consid.
Grafton Of the subject at this lime
The SPEAKER said that when a question of pri
viege is presented, IL has priority over all bust
ness. The House, however, have control over il,
and can postpone 1t until another day II docs not
require vote to take il up.
Mr. AsHMUN understood the gentleman from
Pennsylvania to move that the House do pro-
coed with the subject.
The SPEAKER said that if the gentleman had
made the motion, the Chair would entertain the
question in the manner presented.
Mr.. ASHMUN asked the gentleman whether he
did not make the notion
Mr.. STRONG said that he had not desired nor
did he intend, 10 force this matter upon the House
in opposition TO the majority OF the House II was
true nc did move TO proceed with the consideration
of the report His object this il the majority
did not see fit TO proceed day, he desired that
they would put the matter in some shape for an
other day. In other words, that if the House should
postpone the consideration of the subject thew
would do go to a day certain, and he intended 20
give an opportunity the House to take up the re-
port and postpone 10 day certain.
Mr.. POTTER then moved TO POSTPONE the con.
sderation OF the report until the fourth day of
March next.
The SPEAKER declared the motion to be out of
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courts will go further, and propose to her a set
tlenent equitable and even liberal II, then, reject
ing every peaceful arbitrament, she shall be mad
enough 10 appeal u the sword and raise the stand
ard of treason upon her head will rest the conse-
quences. What those consequences will be, if any
doubt the event viii assuredly tench them that lie
upon whom the Constitution has imposed the obli-
CATION TO preserve, protect, and defend the Con-
stitution of the United States" is not more mode.
rate and conciliatory in his counsels than firm in
the discharge of his duty
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PoaTR
ANNIVERSARY ODE.

BY JAMES E CARNEs OF THE vIcKsBuRs wHIs
For the Both year Of the introduction of odd
Fellowship into the United States; written
for the celebration Of the Vicksburg Lodges.
April 26th, 1850:
From where The bright rainbow o'erspannet
the storm
That leaps to Nagara's roar,
10 where the broad bilows translucent and
warm,
kneel dlwn on the fair southern shore:
From where the Pacific in soft slumber lies:
TO where the Atlantic waves play;
United in hope and triumph arise,
The songs Of this jubant day!
Full man! an echo the chorus shal swell,
From hovel, and palace, and cot,
Where tears in the bosom of charity fell,
And 'FELLow'HP's' blessings were brought
And many tribute is coming to greet
The shrnes of our gathering now
Where Friendship and Truth and Fidelity
meet,
Renewing their radiant vow.
Here oft thy have gathered their faith to re.
plight,
Then traversed their wanderings o'er
On loves highest mission--to shalter delight
Where sorrow had trIamphed before
Hence oft with purpose as holv and nure
The trio shall hasten abroad,
And whittier they wander viii time shall en-.
dur,
Shall follow the blessing Of COP!
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CANTON, MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY, MAY A, $50,

he South's own son--he who stood Godfather
for the gallant lst regiment of Mississippi Ri
fles on the bloody field Of Buena Vista, would
have recommended to Congress, in a special
message, the admission Of California, if that
admission wouIdha beer the WilmOt ProViso
in another forml The answer Of every unpre.
JUDGED man, il appears to me, must bea dec-
ded-no.
I fear, Mr. Editor, greatly fear. that the lug
gi9g in Of this California issue, At the present
time, is part and parcel Of the schemes Of
these faclonists, who have, in advance. pros
claimed their determination TO oppose the nda
minlatration Of Gen. Taylor, to the s'bitter
end, let the future wear what face it may'--
A nd, il il should turn out TO be Soft it should
turn out that partisans, for the sake Of broak>
ing down an administration to which they are
opposed, and against which they have directed
the most violent attacks, have been willing. in
that contest, to put in danger the safety Of the
Repubc-to bring to the verge of destruction
our American Union, with all its past glories,
its present benefits and future aspirations, do
trust that they will be consigned by public sen.
timent to grave of political ignominy and
disgrace, from spAich the rand OF tive can new
errase them. But TO conclude, let me assure
"Equul Rights, )" and all others whom it may
concern, that the Camden meeting was CONS
posed Of Southern men, in every sense of a,Gi
word, That they "know their rights. and
knowing dare maintain them,' and that il III Q
time should ever arrive when it may be neces-
sury to resist 'northern aggression" or be de-
graded, thew win he found, as their ancestors
battle RACES hottest, prepared to "do or die"
JUSTICE.
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to all men without using the weapons Of wari
il would enable the slave States to own aad
control commercial Enavy Tint would give
peace tn all nations On-,he seas; il would enaS
bic those States to build railroad to Overy
town and village it would enable inc Southern
States TO run railroad from the Gulfo Mexico
to the Cult Of, California, and govern the COM
merce of Pacific cceun and the gold OF her
consts; It wonld enable the citizens Of the State
of Mississippi to build up city at the mouth
Of the Mississippi, (Which, by the way.wil SOON
pass thorugh lake Poncharirain, aud mouth on
the co'pt Of the State Of Mississpp;l y it would
adjourn the Worlds Convention, and all other
abolition assemblages sine die and forever; il
would soon abolish all negro clauses in the 'ree
State constitutions and laws, and il would give
each citizens of the u. States protection forall
his property,of every description, negroes, &C.,
north, south, east and west and il wonld place
the citizen Of the Union as Washington and
his soldiers intended 1t should he-as il was in
the early days Of primitive purity, that ''tried
mems souls'-living in unbonnded attachment
to each other, maintaining and defending each
others rights, individually and collectively,
from encroachments without and reproaches
within, and not until this is accomplished will
those agitators cease their unlawful and unholy
designs. D. w. HALEY.
April 26lh, 1850