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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-01
ABANDONMENT OF THE WILMOT PRO-
VISO

VISO.
1t is now given out from all quarters tlIat ths
North will abandon the Wi!mot Proviso-tlrat Sire
will, rather than push dissolution, content her.
self with the admission of California as State,
with her present Constitution, and provide Tern.
toral Governments for the Territories. She may
we'll be content, when she has all she has ever
asked She will have California free State by
the vote of its own eitizens II is true; but It's ct
zens are made up from the Abolition ranks, for the
very reason that the eternal agitation of the ave.
nv question by the North, prevented Southern men
from emgratng there, and made the voting COM
plexion what it now is. They will make 0onde.fui
conccssions no doubt until they can get US by the
Nashville Convention, and them when all help 10
gone, laughing at our folly, will finish the ork
our degradation
w For the letter of our Washington corrrsl
pondent, and other matters Of interest, see first
page.
~ writer in the Courier nominates Hon.
William DuDose as a delegate to the Nashville
Convention A correspondent ofthe Mercury sI.
10 nominates Col James Gadsden. The Caroli-
nian mentions the name of Hon Joel r. Poinsett
as one of the nominees
tE With pleasure We notice that Richard
N. Dyson, Esq, has taken charge Of the editoriaa
department Of the Sumter Banner.
TWO ReBBERIEs.
Some weeks since, man calling himself Zacha-
~ Washington, robbed the United States of Mr..
/ Hanneean as-Minister to Berlin, and the latter
was, on his arrival in Washington, robbed Of go.
s-' Mr.. HUpsoH, the true delineator Of Irish
Character, We are pleased to state, is now in our
town, and will give an entertainment tomorrow
Evening. From the reputation which he bear,
this gentleman is we'll worth hearing. We besPeak
for him a crowded House. The Columbia Tels.
graph ofthe 2sth, says:
Mr. Hudson's entertainment last evening
was even superior to his former effort. The
Random Shots from Rory's Rifle" were eyk
identity aimed by no random hand, and the loud
and enthusiastic applause with which be was
greeted testified the appreciation of the inteiii.
gent audience.
Mr.. Hudson on the boards is certainly true
representative of the Irish character, and his
merits 90 beyond tllis-for, if we are not mis-.
taken, he displays the best points Of that char.
acter wherever be goes-on the stage or of.
Mrs. Hudsoa presided at the Piano with much
skill and taste, and her accompaniment was
valuable addition to the entertainment.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-01

W We call the attention of the community At
large and especially Of our representatives, to the
communication from the Lancaster Senator aad
Representatives. Lancaster is now, as she ever
has been, close by" when called upon to defend
her rights.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-01
TERMS.

For The Weekly, Three Dollars and Fifty Ce"a
iG1sii in advance. Or Four Dollars it payment I" dc
kiyed three months.
For tho Weekly, Two D"ars and Fifty Cents in
advance, or Three Dollars after the expiration Of three
months.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-01

H For the letter of our Washington corress
pondent, and other matters of interest, see first
page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04

books, if you only had patience while turned
them up"
Everybody declared It was unnecessary
We would take the doctors word for ~
though feel convinced no, a soul besides the
chaplain and mysclf had one io'a ol his ia''h
shaken in the rial prr-cncc Of Jo'lal Jcm-
my's poa.morion appearance To I'D the
Younger.
Ghns, or mo- Ghost. hoVc,cr. The s'ory had
had the clcc, of converting Philip lid from
one IT the most in,cmpcra'c and 'na''en'''' u"
one ol the sobcrc~, and ho~, oi her Majesty =
officers. NAV hi promotion BE- speedy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
For Sale,

TUT vel kutuu 1s,'u ~nu' 'itr'-
IL irl q, ~ou,h ',rs. i.,ur.iN h'Tt'H
'ntls, G.Hg, liui. iim. - lst u"rr r'r'ut.
sac Igi Z, D., ths .ul'-,iil.r
---,h->- SAID ~bri d. ls1tr,I 10 th' Jw'ti"u
a ,hs Norway .ud Rumi1rl ru,i. u che urst r'n-
tu,l ,ud iu.ip,-. s''i'uu Of ihr \dh-' 'ni 'n' a
,rp f.e rsl. ir,,n thr p'pt.
IN, IlH.y b. - vs. > l,'l ~ph.r - b. y
G,t. Thee, D. g,s-l ll,lI idrpiniH- ihr llHu'e.
N.,. q. u,,r.s,r, uu' lulhIiug. tH make D. '"p'rn.
cent anil 80, t,f thrs' vhr uoruuN g. Ns', q well
aCu,,,t-liliug water. uui'r o",rt.
~,rd IuiLlia.s have i-,n r'''uth huul up 'n'l
~, ,u F., thurrugh state ~ uT1ir Ihr pumis''
,l.o ,ruhr,cr ,l-,H ,cr'. II gnnd u'l-r hnd un.
tIr, a .,.-l state IT Hlr,litru.
S.I stand. with it. '..niitl k,itIr0 'ui r'n 90
custom. d. ,I.,s,Il, thr l-.l stand 300 thr Cuu'' --
Thu.s y, hu Vi.h ~ ,luiA Boz tho Auu II lHi'urss'
hal I.ttst ,.ll ,nI -., iuf ih'us'l,''.
Tenn. 30 hl.pl ih,t aH, lst'iu''' u'n ran IaN.
Appl, ~ ihr .ul,s,rl-r un th' prC"i.'s, "r :"
Jsht \ Heinz anil Oi.ur ppk'.
ORA NALL
: Goth rsu.. T,h. 18th. l-j0
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
Pod.PU
Burial of Andrew Jackson.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
Eycnthe Cholera,

" hich during the past s.a."r has sSrIh IN sn,h
Earfil numlsr. his l.cn cur,, b., t, Nr l.li''' DO
,,,rv sis,. vhcrr Il hai lson sIrlg a4f fll't'r.s
spJl,si H. liangpr, Sh'rr u proved .in-ulflN a..
al, Il vas fund o. Weld a. thi. rur'l,, and 81 "
IT'S \ PERKINS GRANT MD fAlN MI
I.ER. was the medicine recommended b, the tf'i
pbvsis,4as ani b, the pf,ss a. the hfst The sursi
fcm.i, a. Il. u.cd.
\. . dressing for CUTS, WOUNDS, BRllS
IL. Sr., IL = niLad O utai. 4. also ~ ras's
BURNS. SCALDs, FREEZES, Gc.,--Uli',in!
the FAIN ani HIALtNG Withnut scar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
For Toothachc

il l., IN MIN. times out IT ten, CUR. W. hclc,r
IL will HIa faii, unlr.. the tooth . liberated. II
the tooth j. hpilos, ,atnrate little loot and ,ui y
IN the cavity. Hold some Of Il ~ the n"mh. "
the face j. sNolicn laihe with u.
Bsibag fls had With It Is gcnoaIy curc Zoe th"
HEADACHE.
We arr constantly relieving Certificate iium ~
en- part Of the country, man, II which ma, !. -"
IN Dcwspapcrs, and IN pamphlets which may '" o'
tanned II an, u our agenls.
RS. Itis the bet Hsys, al Or L-'a'd ~ tho
u...rLl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
CURTIS A. PERKINS.

BaSgo,, W., poPnsiars.
To whom al order, f,r supple. Of the mriicinc
,hDuLd L. addressed, (staing the beet mode u send.
ing ~ ,
IA l. sold b, Druggists and bealers IN H-slicir'
thro,ghfat the co,~try. sst IN PARE by J. h HAN
soSD. South Paris, 4. Field, Rust ioungi y.
Paris, D.. ". Murdoch, l.. Wsshlnn; Borkh'h,
4. Atwood 4 Co., Taylor, Coolidge s Gardner;
PorthBl, J, Durgin & Go. viii ell at ~holcsal. ~
retail At Propriotors price,. Sz"i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
'|VUTW WI'f NTIII ''I'
S HAW Sc TRUE,
Wholesale Grocers,
las Fore Street, Portland.

DESPECTful.Li invite the attention Of par.
IL rha.srs 1f the countD trade Ia their present
hrr. Stock Of WEST INDIA GOODS and GRO.
CERES, a. iollpws:
90 IIhd.. prime New Crop MOLASSES.
"a IoNe. IIay brown and yellow SUGARS.
50 Bbl. Clash'd and Pow'd do
25 I.oaf, IS DO. Portland do
50 BbL Winter Bleach'd ". and Sperm oil.
100 BoNc. chewing TOBACCO, fNoritc bond.
1000 Cash. "Weymouth NAILS, at maniac
turcrcrs price,.
IT'S Bbl.. New Mess anil 80 do. Clear PORN.
- LARD.-lOO0 kegs do.
80 Bbls Ms.s and NAVY Mes BEEF.
rs noNe. New yurk CHEESE.
500 Qtls. Pollock FISII.-2O Casks RICE.
$50 Chest, and Boxes SOUCIiONG TEA.
80 do congo "-IJO hall Chests
"NINGYONG" TEA.
IS Boxes and $50 Caity Boxes "OThNGE
PEkOE" TEA.
300 Boxes Bunch and Cluster RAIsINS.
80 Casks do. 80 boNe. Winchester'. SOAP.
80 Boxes pur ground Ginger. 30 do Pimcnlo.
50 do 40 do Cas.ia. 50 ,o Pepysr.
IS Bags COFFEE. IS Bbl.. gro.nJ ~.
40 Boxes PEARL STARCH.
80 10 CHOCOLATE.
100 do PIPES. 30 do Cream Tartar, pure.
Is Bbls. Is half bbl.. and IS lpSes pure SAL
HRATUS.
Also, Pails, Brooln., Wrapping Paper, Twine, Nut.
mcg,, Cloves. salts, Sali petre. CopPp,,
Alum. ytrol, Indigo, Camphor,
Mustard. Sulphur. Soda,
sc. sc. Sc.
which they are prepared Ia Offer at the LOWEST
PRICES Gr CASH % satisfactory notes.
Feb. -, 1850 is 6vs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
N. H. DOWNS
urGfIARll SAMIC ELIXIR,

VICE. ABLE bAlohWlO tl'h'nf
rmr aHr,r SoErnrES RrNIpT EoE
@DunS3ypnlpdd0us
No. ~ p,o,f ,f,,t.al R,aoiy IN ~ N'riaJe'
COLDS. COUGHS. wIIOoPING Cou6lI'
ruorr on quISsN, hstHsA, ra' - nv
SIM on stoNACH, AN At pisrA'hs
Or TuT
II'NGS AND LIVER.
JrIIS mcdicinc !, rufcy vegetable, and :. b, hf
! the utp.t cfcctusl mc'licin" kn"sn ~ d''c''''
an,rtinr the i,oHshiai pr pHiaaoHarV orga"'
n. sn,,st ur,n tke patient y most MARKED anu
l;a,,. from, that II wo.t ue,ii,incs rr'"m'u"nd"d
l,f The same complaints. ~ the following ratncuiaI'
IJ-It never iritatcs The "rslns u should s"nih'
--os,.r dfs- az the cuugh, having Nh" cause M
tons h.,-b., asst las-y ~ soarA ia0sa's ~ 81
r.saf.i,sa o., sg-iss then trmovrs the cau-' 'raf'
gai.r q ,o.rl,islv l,ou the system When a. mat
tcr II cuurss III. osgb r'r''', and the patient y
veil
sd-h p,,cr r,",lucc. c".ii,'ness ~ the con-
.uupti,, paNspt--on the 'uniIaN u has q hNs'iNr
sd,,t. AMI d. q m,'l,u'is rathari,c, We d'h the
wofLI a. nfu,uc. case 1T cu.t''nsss go 'u'eicraie
lat that IN two ~ thru Wo'ks Uh' Tal''n' ~ N"
n,an time having proTsr regard t'r di') q vii en-
ufcl, r,n,,c a. and pr,u'' healthy action II the
l-pv,.
al, doe. MT rro,Ircs q lr,p..s n the Kin,
lrit - psssTiu prpuiut,r IT .'nsihl' 'nd ns.n.i'
hs ,.r.piation. hus cNp,llng b, The pn''' II The
Kin. ihrs, n,uscuus d,al. ind lmpmiIo- II The
bL',,, Nh, rrtrutiou II which ~ 'hs .N'l'm - The
sue ptrcur.pt II d,.sas', s'olsss, a1d d,aiA.
W a, not uutrud that DOWNS EllNlN q =
.,-,ihs r., alI the ~. that hesh - h'lr TO- y" w.
II, .a,. ,ud oan conhw b, ,ncontc'iib" c''d'nc',
that i"r
CONSI' NPTION,
anil 40 disease. ~ M, hing- The ',r and The Jal-
uslnat, ufuau., u - sssraHsf'-assiuali'f. Hun
Died. have Nv u leu .usi'hcd from en- miim'lN
.r,.. ,nd huu,lrr,. b. DELAYED I'm bong ~ u-'.
haze tsui. 30 m, ,i,in,cd STATE II ths,r di.',s,
that s,h.f frsa 'ufsuyg shi,h thsy had Na'nlN
.uu.ht ifuiu r,rr Other suuuJ'.
The iHral.ai(s Hsdifis. y highly concentrated
,n, lut up in a. lud - uf liiil's, ~ hiiN ci'
,nd or, dollar ~ l.,iti and each lstl" Warranted
t r.at,,n 1-afs rHfaii,s JTJsrfa than L'- b'iil'-
1T ,u, ofih, wal ,i,It-r,i'l p,nt l.'ul" purar''
i,uns IT The d,N.
", have r-o,iy,i lsa.l,si' ~ suth1fi" IT a.
vuu,l,rGi curr., frum even Iau ~ H. '"um'r,
man, II which have ls'u Tsllish,i sni may i
had graii. II an, Il uu agents
Sold vholr.aL. aui r,i,il b, CuEtts SWIM,
G,u.ul Nr,uts, ~. Ab,us, ", Z" vh"m ~ "ul't'
or .urpis. 1T th, mcdisus .h"uId T. s'ldrcs-'d.
l.iatins The h,st uusls II ssu,hng Dnl'", 'old ~
.r,ut. iu n.st, ~ tn village aul t"Sn. 60 The
c1uutr,. d h. ,l.o .oll ~ vhulc.,l' anil rrt',l Nv
> n II,vvuNu, rau.; \ lrtr, RrT \
NuUND, -. Pare.
T,h. 5. isi0 s'vl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
DyscnteTy ar DiaTrhca

are .r,,,lly and sl.iy ouEFni s g. II .hnuid De-
gwen a ir,sT-,uuiul it q iimr, uuo' Boz au huur Hi
tsu, ~ u6ru,r IN s.ysp oiss., and laih' thr 'i"r
arh AMI lsuWtls with The slue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
READ! READ!
DENISON & CO..

HAVE poet r,r,i,rl q hIgv ass"rim'ut II M
III IORING GOODS consisting iu I1ii 1t
Grrn,p Tv,T,l ,lI rhip MICK Cith..
Ihs aul Gn,u llrs,l 1luths,
Hb,A G,ub,p kin., II different 'rt'lr't's,
I'm. M Sriu, SiA irI Lasting Nr.iHgs,
M,idk-., J,.s,u-r,.. lsp,, p,-'Alus.
~auiH.it. &C. Iaui-,
NJ ~ ukt,h will 4. .,,ld aud ua,lr up IN '' -"i .
m,unst a.. r,r Il. duu' thl. .idf 81 l'"st'u.
Mr..r.. n. + c.. u,suiI -, o. th'i' ,usiH",t'
,ni ,h, Tullrr. that The, have u cru""'t'Hu With
th,if ls.n,.s
\ Tailoring Establishment,
uhrrr the, vii n. pr,rar,sl iu make anil triton G'r.
tu,uts e.. ,h,1p ss can T. ,i'iv. 'ls'"h''" q" h'
.su- q,uN ANIL workmanship.
The, h"I- ly uur,mitiiu- attention 0" ih'ir lal''
,sr.s ani stfirt rr-,U o. The vauis ui ih'tr rvs
tnup.fs. ~ mrtit share II p'ldi, Ilir"n'gr.
~ Al Wufk msis o. orlrr warranted o" .a'i
NR Cutting ,l.srr 1T .hprt u",iO' ,nd warrant
81 H. ~ Il prT-tl iusi'.
suuth PARE, fsh. 25th, lSjn ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
InnII nbrumntic \nrction,.

Local PAINS, So, u h,s proved saTr,sra.|r
.u,r,..dl, raul, falling 10 ,sys, s,'n in il' iH-i
dr.r-rat, ani hong standing Cis's. w. ih".' r,'"-',
the par. aaectrd .honL T. frr'l, lah'l, 'nd Them
ull-l lishil,, lat hr.kl,-n"t hard 'n"i-h Go Hu'i
the patient. ul an iuitatun y prn,iu'' "0 ih' '1l
hr,. anil IN .,ycfr cas.- th" Ilil'ut 'h'md ihAr
I.2 a tsa.Is,nniul on sugar 90 m"h.-'s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04

Tn. SSurr ha. proved th' u.'.t 'f'cttul r'ur'l''
agent kn"wp o. The Sfri'At IA'rtTi t"r
REMOVING 4 COLD ~ THE MEAD, THE
HEADACHE, AND All CNIAlilllNL
AFFECTIONS
tplisyc. the Inti,ut Il g.iia,'' 90 'ss'H''s =
~ hsIf-ufal phrsiHg Hg igTsisg s'ns1i'7as, such
a. arr pfudur,,i b, o., gr'il How and pressure 81
bL-,l uon the liin, cur,s the headache and T. The
unl, agent known uJ.n which ,ou 'au ri, With c"n'
6cncc ior oo-Jt,, ra',fi ,s,' 81 that most lroub-
l,sums disoas,.
TINE TiRRH.
II clan.c. strengthens, anil r'stur'' q" healthy ae.
ton 40 those prgans, anil m'uhranc'us issag.s II
the bead, the ul-trciion II which pruucr. Iain N
the forehead and rrgion II the c,r', ."ri 1t ,ml'
hiu. in the nu.e. q .,n.r IT matter dropping h"m
the head into the thruli, S..
Al these Il r,u,. ca.il, ADD 'p'r,il,, snd the
most r5ars,i ,as,' ef CI'aub, It u'uall! cures IN
lev months.
lis al.o an niiiling cure iar H''i,'g n ~ n''',
" psr.syercd IN lat a short time.
Sold At vhoe.alc and rrtlil lN Druggists gcncr.
al,-l, man, agent. throughout the country, and
by J. X. IIANuoNp, rar'i \ fiTLp, :. PaIi'.
Feb. ), 1850. 3svl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04
Cmmp M lhc slomnch. or niIion. Cholic.

~. believe Il will ncycr Gil o. sJssiiy 1sr'. u
.hpulI ~ taken tra.p-,uiul ~ tiH", "u sugar "'
mpl.-cs. ~ IN any manner The pati'nt can iah' %
I-,.t. anil the stomach and l"W'l. iI'"h lath'd
And in hiic.n or twrnN miuuic. The IIiIcut d.''
nj hnl IlIirI. rrn.lI The II.r-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04

LIST year j, was my own good fortune to
sail with Mr.. Philip Fid IN the "Bomboile"
ca lie is not exactly icc-to,aller but
he never drinks spirits, and will not touch
wine unmiNed with water, for fear Of his in
lcricring with his studies, a, which he Is,
with the assistance OF the naval instructor
(who is also our chaplain,) assiduous. He
is our first mate, aud the smaucst officer in
the ship. Seton is our surgeon.
tine day, after cheerful wardroom dinner
(of which lid was guest,) while We wrc
at anchor in the bay OF Cadiz, the CONVERSE
ton happened to turn upon Joyial Jemmy's
appari,ion, which had become the best anthem
ticated ghost story in Her Majesty's Naval
service. On that occasion Seton undertook
to explain the mystery upon medical Princi.
pies.
1.-THE fac, is, he said, "whai the CON.
mander OF the Arrow saw (ferdinand had
BY this time go, commissioned in his old ship)
was a spectrum, produced by tina, morbid con-
diiion Of the brain, which is brought on by
the lmmoderate use Of s,imulants, and by dis
siPation; We call II 1lransien, MonOmanis -
could show YOU dozens such ghosts IN the
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-ps nidy 's!Ird pNoS
'DN1ON y LS1u , 81
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HONEY uoNENu
Vim. r. Kelscy's alternating
BEE HIVE.
q Z II nC0Ds

y = - = - = "
'rIlESE Hive aU Constituted upon NNrtEh
| pmNtirIIs. and comhiu' he hllnWins AL.
,antae,-. The H.. ar ,isiN hiN'd in ih'm-ii
n.,rr hr,uu,e. NECESSARY a. MI n the swauns-
Hose, can ~ IN timss H. taken ns'N vh'n u can
l.. stl,f.i ~ the sNaun-, can u sddrd ilr N"
sustruaucc II late uu--. N"ung swauns ''n u "a
Ken ava, AZ the pfupsr p-ro,s, AMI pat ini" uih'r
hiyrs whsn tho, ~ a. wurk without The 'ruuli' ~
sWauin. 80 hi,ng, whis main .wauus aIc n'''r
,l,.t,ul.rd ,n th,,r ut-tatipns The sWauns en-
tirI, pr,t,ctcl frun rohh.sr, hy nuhh"n'g liecs
and nice anil ,p--,.-ihr, can l. hiidi'd rith I-r.
frct ,aft,. ani alsay. h',Hg and br'oiisg in H''f
k5HsV sUa,l, ars isJs uhS'iV hsahAV, and ,"ung
swarm. arr alua,. tall, dc,rL'I--i. The cggs 90
,nlf,o II the H. Muih 80 MKT cBun"t hatch 80
mature aruuuI thee Hive. and thcrriur, the be-
are ,sivdy Jy,ioisd irum the a,ag's II that d"s'
tr,,tiN, cus,ny, wh,l- thc
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eo, ooo E,tcn.iye nee CnIlnn.l.

10000 Extensive Zee 'nIiufisls
uni,r the direction II the Inventor, and all the
swarms and their incnasc arr INV anil will remain
a. guod new Young swanns. Amplr dirr' 'i"n'
ACCOMPANY zach Hive giving fall instruction, Toe The
management ~ H,c., which are 80 simplc that an,
p.r-on, With oriinar, capacity aud aucntiun, can.
not Gil a. D. successful IN their management and
culture. They are .old very cheap, and All Farm
e.. ~ other person. Who keep Bee, ~ wish 70 'n'
tcr into that pfo6tahr culture, Will hnd these Hive
all that can h. de.rd
For individual right. IN the towns q ONi"ri' Tie
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also at the Office II l.. WHTNAS, NUrway.
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Lewiston Fall, March 1, 1850. ~
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The Italian Movement.
ROCHESTER, Saturday, Sept. 7. 1850


To the Editor Of The Tribune;
On the Sd mat public meeting WAS held IN the
first Presbyterian Church OF this city al addtess
Of the most impressive character was delivered by
Colonel Forbes of the Pftriot italian Army. This
address " as mainly composed of statements az to
events Of the Italian Revolution, and az to the
opening of the Inquisition at Rome in 1849. have
felt 30 much the importance of the objects OF this
meeting that consider myself called upon to send
YOU few words relative to the diffusion OF true in
formation on Italian affairs by the fundamentally
Of public meetings.
Mazzini and others of the friends of liberty in It.
aIy have requested Colonel Forbes to undertake
this good work Of bringing authentic aorm alton to
this great Republic. | believe taat there is pro-
found adherence of the hideous cruetes practiced
OF ate years, aud even now by the Priestly In
ooisitors az ell az by the Austrian bands of hire
In ga in italy, throughout the civilized world, be-
leye however, that the citizens of these States
will recognize in Col Forbes man Of all Others
well able to be the exponent OF Italian events not
oplv on account of his long residence in Italy and
active participation in the glorious struggle for lib
erty, bat because he ia man of the most en-.
lightened convictions, and whoGe life is devoted to
the progress OF manity.
minded people of these States will powerfully
msbifeat their sympathy with the sacred principles
which inspire the patriots Of Italy, and their admit
ration and esteem for that noble minded man who
has come hither to be their advocate. H.I.B.