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CoAspo,Nn IUrrpvsr Tas,., ,srson. h...s. -.
rect idea Of The efsct which nngiselv
debt, and Quarterly dividends Of interest raid tbeTs
on, have upon the fortunes of nation, family or
an Individual. bottle of wine four hundred years
o.u was dIahk one gay a. fIesloent lyers liable,
tion that ths nr,ns Sass hsf dosr NJ rs,
that the interest on that half dollar had been col
lected once every three months, and also laid out
at interest, during. the 400 years, by which mode
.no Wo sno uouole every slssen years me
cents amouniad ~ soma sS 6O 00o 0Oosn om ~
to paw the public debt Of Britain ten time over.
And few persons have a correct idea of the fnl.
lacv Of these calculations. except as mere arith.
metical exercises. They are like the computations
we have seen of the number Of ancestors every
man must have had at a distant era. counting hack
father and mother to each of his progenitors.
making II certain, by the rules of geometrcal pro
portion. that in Noah's DAYS there must have been
an infinite number of millions of peops about Soma
where. The great array of figures about the i'm.
mense accumulation bv compound interest ia inst
/
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

Mr. H0FFNER, Leader
aided by powerful and complete ORCHESTRA
Mr. HOLLAND has also kindly lent his aid upon this OCCASION
:, will between the parts, slug popular Comic Song
Mr. F. Il, MULhER will preside at the Piano Forte. -
NJ Tickets One Dollar may obtained at dieren
Book and Music Stores in The city, the Library and from
the Directors
NO The Hall will be opened hapast O'Clock and the Con
| cert commence at half-past O'Clock precisely. ali
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Paper Warehouse.

E respectfully call the staoneru Publishers and
AZ qheTs Yhe require any thing connected with the
hFE boSiS 70 the large and stock opened and
received daily at establishment
H[ Among whieh may be found
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

PIASosour ieend Mayo Of Camp street, has received
large addition TO his stock Of Panoa number of very fine
instruments from Gilbert and Henri Herr We particularly
invite attention 10 his advertisement
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The ms gnheen and swift running passenger MONT
GohEkf Capt t. Estes will positively leave THIS DAY, the
18th o'eccE p NJ Princeton Providence YeE.
burg, Grand Gulf Rodney and hatcher.
ial4 r. BIS es
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

thus bears testimony the great increase and noble
mission of Odd Fellowship:
We believe that in the whole history of the world
there is no Instance ofany society of men, unaided
by power, wealth, or political influence, who have
from an humble beginning risen so rapidly to be
both numerous and Opulent, as the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows. This fact is itself an eulo-
its administration The great aim of it is to do
good-and the only aim, we believe. To comfort
the sorrow-stricken, to heal the sick, to feed the
hungry, to clothe the Naked and to relieve the me-
cessitous are the cardinal purposes for which Odd
Fellowship was instituted. So far it has nobly full.
filled its mission, and its success has far exceeded
every thing that could have been anticipated.
Everywhere the Odd Fellows are erecting noble
buildings, called halls, which are not built for show
altogether, but for use, and they are made useful
always, we believe.
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ay be found
I FdaGi C1i0rsd TtsineE,
CoiiHiiHg-hoHye and Bill Cap;
CloG Paper, and Packing Paper,
all Sizes;
/ BNders' Strdtb and B0nasi B0anis;
Trunk Paper, for linings, etc.;
StrGie and Rag Wrapping PaPcr,
| FOR .Shippcrs' and Oroocrs' use ;
I 7nTrei SheaniiHg Paper, IN r0H5 ;
| Playing Card, L. j. C1heH's
Steamboats,, Highlander, Msrry
AldretgS, Decatur, and Super
EGglos;
l.. Smiit's superior Edrlcs, Er.
crlsior and Jenny Lind =
Imported Eng and French Cafd,;
CoheH's PSiHtsrs' Card;
J. ID. Ne CTnaIy's celebrated Fdnry
Col0rsi and Nsiss PTiHfing las
e3RstGntiy on hand, NJ nlal1IGe-
ttireT's prlceE.
ed By our direct Agency Tor the
supply the trade On the moat liberal
q
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az The saEll1,.|Aa agai9 yssterdsg from beyond
Balsimors Neiilf House q Congress was in sesl
sion an ~ pm al
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Fine Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, SO.
dl3 2ptf IL CAMP STREET.
Selling OFF at cost.


THIS large stock of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS s
now offered at cost, the assortment very complete and
the goods all and fresh The present will be found
excellent opportunity for ladies supply themselves with
rich and fashionable Goods very low price. The assd.
ment comprises great variety Of
Dress Goods, Silks Broche and Printed Cashmere,
Bareges, Tissues. Canton Grapes, Hosiery, Gloves,
Cambria 1dk Is. Vaencan aud English Thread Laces;
With full assortment Of Linen and Domestic Goods.
jail 3t2dp N. Il. TURNER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

RrsrAuRASr-Murphy's % St Charles street. It's pull
lkhsd bill Of iaseis all il should be.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS, CaroHdslet
n street. near ST. Joseph established in 1919, under the
superntencsnee of the MISSES .4LLISDS, from Lon.
bon This Institution, conducted on the BEST plans Of
European instruction, constantly open for the reception OF
young ladies, in all the solid and ornamental branches regn
site to complete and finished education
TERMS and other particulars may be known on applca
delet street. iaI4 IL
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CASH SILK GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
q. YinLe ar. 4, Co.

WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN SILK, FANCY AND STRAW GOODS,
MILLINERY ARTICLES,
RIBBONS,
LACEs, EMBROIDERY,
GLOVES,
sHAwLs,
HOSIERY and
NO. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
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CIeeN19 FeINMk EROOES

~ The attention o! all those who buy Blank Books
again or for their use respectfully solicited the large
compile stock now offered for al
AOrman's Stationery establishments
rs CAMP
which sannO, fail to pleaIe those who may good and
time, cheap article. ds2p
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OFFICE OF THE BoARp OF uxDERwR1RrRs. ,

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF USDERwRIRERs,I
- NewOreans, January 8. 1850,
NDlleE RYet mat the steamboats, ATLANTIS
~ MA are deemed unit shipped
board Of them will Policies Issued By The
members Of this Board. la0 I'm W. CHAMBERS Secretary
ESaE1'gOy3Se 81 Co.,
~ CISCO, California. las 81
IT, MAUNsEL WHrTE Co, .4gsais, Gravisr ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

DERSONS who wish to dig gold IN the shae can do so
I by purchasing of the celebrated sun SHADES for
Gold Dggers, at D'ARCY'S,
jal4 g corner Chartres and Canal streets.
EN0R SALE Iowa DOUBLE FRAME HOUSE,
situated on Hercules street, betDeeR 1erpsichQre 81
and EHterpe leased for the year sj per month i
will be sold on reasonable terms. Inquire Of E.A
y. j. HART & CO., 70 Tehonpitoulas street,
F.. or HENRY J. LEVY, Attorney al Law,
ja14 5SL Cbaresgt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

ITO THE LADIES.-C. LEIGHTON respectfully
sohclts Ladies 70 Inspect elegant ard fashionable
soFtment Of Fancy CRAVATS, yery suitable foT Christmas
Presenh to loving lords and noble SWANS.
When bowed and adjusted By the hands ofthe fair.
IL can ne'er be forgotten who placed il there
First Premium ready made Linen c. LEIGHTON
and Genteman's Furnishing Store IDEA Nos i 5Royals
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GOLD DIGGINGS

An-33O bales prime Bath Hay at post 25, Second Mu.
Ii nclpalty, for sale in lots to purchasers by
jal4 3t2dp j. GARLAND & co. I,staayette l.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

a. 1hs nan California closes ibis day ~, '
O'Clock. y. NJ
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FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES

4 y. DE PALOs. Professor of ENCiIISH. FRENCH
-. SPANISH and ITALIAN, respectfully announces to
those persons who wish study Of these languages du
ring the present season, that BY bis modern and admirable
stem books dispensed WITH and Language ACQUIRED
by sounds. BY the riUd Uoce system practical knowledge
Of the language IS impaired to the student by speaking
besides writing and reading The plain natural and
pleasing, and has been successfully practsed this city for
the last twelve years. 1t is by this only that persons
successfully taught TO speak ueny understand
the foreign languages correctly with the facility a. their
mother tongue. Those wishing take instructions will call
from to u from to O'Clock p M al Duncan's
Buildings, Exchange Alley,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14

~ The public respectfully informed that from this date
the undersigned VIII occupy The ioursory Building CANAL
STREET, between Bourbon and Dauphlu sirees.
OILS 2lptT d. H. HOLMES
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GREAT REDUCTION!
SKs shawls caheres Monsene de Lanes, French Merino
- Coaks Yises Mandlas, Paeot and all styles Of Fall
Winter Goods This Day reduced in price fully 20 per
d5 THOMAS BRADY'S, % Chnrtres st.
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n Stock OF D9.V Good

WEn now offer to the Ladies of New Orleans the greatest
w chance at BARGAINS before offered, to Close
all the Goods have in the store and shall offer for Ten
Days only Goods unprecedeniedly low prcewenty live
per cent. lower than they be bought elsewhere.
jas 6t2dp ANDREWS, St. Charhs and Julia sts.
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~ Jas 81 M H Va Tor sale y

X ny Wa;ihaIh E.TYO CoLORED BOYS, good Cooks or
ia7 " VIII De hired On reasonable terms by applying
%. u HYDE Il OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
X WI Lh SUPPLIES Now receiving from New
~ 14 bqSon choice selection of FRESH FAAII
bnn consisting of every article requisite for
es ~ lot sale at the lowest prices, and delivered
Hee o. charge TO all parts of the city by -
JaI ot CHARITIES G. BARKI,EY. s. Camn AZ.
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BOOE6jlaeliaag: 3. Rgq11EDOOE

M AN U FACTORY,
ITSti H1ISHEZ Street. betaeeen Camp and Magazine.
nE subscriber Just returned from Europe Respectfully
has Informs h Ire iendf and The public that he EsR
uoneu on his own account, and is prepared k.sasY
W feeteEe Orders for BINDING and RULING in S,Huy
rdhneHs and at such prices will give satisfaction.
jan lmz1p H. ]. WAGNER.
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THE undersigned sole agent in this city for te above
Il PIANOS, and has on hand Grand algEsEl
Pianos, Square and HoliaRs, which are of IkarfSfX3
tered Tor iHIe On liberal 3 terms The stock
improvements. They guaranteed by the manufacturers
to give entire satisfaction Purchasers are respectfully invited
to eXamne them before purchasing elsewhere.
jal4 3t VIM. T. MAYO. 8 Camp 81 q doors from canal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-23
The Change in the Administration.

The death OF the prcslden, came ~ sudden
tina, there has been hardly time enough TO
consider IT, b,anng on national politics. II
j. natural that there should ~ all sorts Of "a.
mors. .'omc Of these are hardly worth re-
rarding. Others. however. a. they harmon
ire with pas, facts, will seem To indicate the
setting Of the current. |, doss MT seem Ia b.
denied that DASuL WsHsrrR has been ten
dcrcd his frs, place IN Presldcn, Fillmore
cabinet. From this the inierpc. may ialily
b. drawn iha, the change that took place IN
the direction Of Affair." Oh the decea-r Of liar.
rison was harily greater than will BE- the
change tina, the death Of Taylor will occasion.
AT any rate, the extracts We have presented
TO our readers from various whig journals
show that the hero PTesiden, was not IN his
grave before his supporters commenced their
personals struggles. The prosPec, is that the
universal ~hig psr,y 's Car from being IN a
state Il harmony
There are considerations, however, con
nected with this mysterious di,Pensaiion that
rise Car above party and these relate to It's
bearing on the country. The course Of the
administration on the slavery question:, let II
b. praised BY partilan writer's as /, may, was
ANYTHING but s,atesmanlike, and promised any
thing bu, pcac. to the nation. Facts show
that more selfish, grasPing, UNI, set OF MN
is,cr. never dlscraccd the country than the
Galphn cabinet are, and they produced the
reign OF small men, with halfway measures
as TO politics and wholesale appropriation as
to money. Their glory as I'd slavery was
non.ac,ion and 80 the uncontradicied report
is they resolved TO adhere to their plan, adj
ding fuel To the FIRE, and fighting Texas: and
they were Jus, abou, to announce this IN an
other message. There was no compromise,
no concession, nothing but party about the
cabinet. Now il remains to be seen whether
the new Presiden, will follow the Galphln
footsteps. Undoubtedly heretofore his Politi-
cal associations. his intimate 'nend', have
been with men Of a difieren, calibre, with the
Claws and webs,ers and really grea, men OF
the wing party, and his tendencies have been
opposed 10 the Stewards and such profound
peniu,es rs cluster about the Albany Journal
and the Boston Atlas. The latter gnu hOr-
rible smiles a, The advancement, Of Fillmore
Their editorial. are 80 thiniy covered over
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-23

THr PREsIDrST PEo TAN. OF THT SrSATE.
The following are the remarks Of the Hon.
William II. King. on being conducted to the
chair of the senate by Messr. Dickinson and
Bcrrien, be having t-cn unanimously elected
Prcsidcn, pro fonPOr' Of tina, body on Thurs
day.
SrSATors Words can only feebly express
the grateful and warm feelings which Pcne'
tra,e nv hear, on account Of this manifesto
ton Of kindness and confidence 80 unanimous
~ displayed by the representatives, Of the SOW
creign States Of the Union. Had II been the
pleasure Of my political friends to place me in
this distinguished position, it would have been
a source Of eraiisea,ior md pride. ! should
have felt. a. | trust shall always feel in eV-
cry situation in ~hid, may be placed. sol
emu obligation in the discharge Of the duties
imposed upon me. How much stronger
then. Senators, is the obligation imposed up
on inc now To discharge those duties with the
utmost fidelity, when am called to this
placcby no political party, by no sec
,ion. but by the unanimous expression
Of ,hs wishes II the Senate. While ] pre-
side here shall cndeavor To enforce mildly
but firmly, and trust with imPariialI'y' all
the rules prescribed for the government Of this
body. shall cndcavor to apply the Parlia'
mcn,ary law As laid down in the books On eV'
cry occasion, believing, as honestly DO, frO'n
long experience aud observation, that It i'Pro-
motive Of hamony and IT sound legislation. 60
Should cr. look tn my brother Senators
TO CORRECT nv IN the spirit of kindness and
for such correction, 20 given, shall always
fcl sincerely grateful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-23


with confidence as to bctray their ms'rus' and
hypocracy. The fac, is the wing OF the wing
party ha. been deadly opposed to 'ha' part
which Fillmore marshallcd, and which Is
rraecd BY the talents OF Webster and Clay
|, will BOON b. seen what course the Pollh'
cal current will take. There is now ut the
helm one who, at least, has had some training
in civil affairs, who has a past behind num-
and future be- can make his own; and We
hope and trust there never will he again IN
the presidential chair an occupant Who has
no, a, lcas, been selee,man % a village. The
country has had enough Of eabul ruling.
The selection Of Daniel Webster As the sec
rotary Of state is m omen Of no small account
VIVA, an immense weight is now OF the ad'
ius,mcnt measure There is no denying tia,
the Seward party, the administration party,
made the clog Ia its success, and this being
removed. there arr thousands who will breathe
frccr as to the future. The people have had
humbug enough about principle" and "irce-
dom, from the lips Of the unPnncpled and
the selfish. and they would like TO see now a
calm, wise, judieious, and thorough measure
that will take this slavery question GU, 81 the
political arena, and close II forever. They
understand pretty well who have been the
knayes in this abolition agitation, and who
wan, to keep il up iOr their personal ad'an-
iagc. The change 10 the bead Of Affairs can
not fail to be Of the highest consequence.
With the democrats, however, the change
can bring no immediate advantage. They
have only to bidc their time. They have on-
" To keep united, to stand on their old plat
form that gave them two presidents, to labor
for harmony, and all will b. we'll. The wings
never vet have been able 10 govern this great
country. and the demand will soon come up
lor democratic administration. 10 the states
where federalism i - strong tina, victory is
out Ut the question, they should at least act ~
As To do the common cause no dcuimcn, IN
states where the democrats arc in the MAJOR.
", they ought to bury personal contests and
strive for VISION and yIcToRT. The party
will now have. in the change Of adminlsira-
ton. the giants instead Of llr pigmics u the
Wing parry To encounter, and this should nerve
them to their work With renewed pal.-Bo'.
f,n Post. Of July lsh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-23
nNrnRn corNrN coNyENTION.

Ths n,nacraiic Rsruhloans q The seyera
Towns al Phutatiaus Be- he CauniN ~ 'Ni.ll'
an also To~ss snd Plantations composing ~
ffd Ssns,ur,al p,strici, az rsg,ss'rd o. .enl "
-. A., !. C..,,-ut,ss b. - h1L'~n NJ the toar'
H.. !, Paris On W.l-s.'r ~, a. 'rs,iV-sr'' aa'
- A.s..i .,5f, 81 t., o'sass 4 ". 80 th- rn'I.-'
a ..L~rtins csnldstr. c. Senst'Ts snd '"pn', W
scry. q, - ..py-g,sd ~ ihs ensuing s.ciinn.
All To~us and rl,ntst''ns ~h'ch g''c my l'r,n
.,,st,e yo,fs, ~ - rgal,t, 'il ssol ons l''ie
gate Each o,es 6h, api undef 80 hgHirrd 1n'
r-.ut, iy,, tao; u,st uu-- huir' shi t~eu'r'h''
add unlef to- hundred AMI hii,, thrrc; "'rf To-
hsn.lrc,i .rd m, anA ua,i-t hu' hundf~d' s7f
..rs f.ur hurtfrd, hys ly,rgsis' e''h.
prf as,isr 4 ne Cosai, C"uitnitiss,
lrus n, $50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-23
GOVERNORS ADDRESS.

The Council having considered upon the
case Of John W. Webster, conyic, under
sentence Of death, il becomes my duty, as the
Chief Executive Magistrate Of the Common
wealth. to make final decision Oh question
involving the life Of the prisoner. 1t is re.
sponsibili,y found in the path Of official duty
and / am no, disposed to evade or shrink from
IT,
On the 23d day OF November, 1919, DR.
Geo. Parkman, citizen of Boston, left his
family on business, and never returned 10
them. In day or two, 1t was understood
tina, the prisoner had said tina, DR.. Parkman
had met him at his rooms in the Medical Col
lege, not lar from half past one o'clock on the
day Of his disappearance, that he there paid
him sum Of money, which DE-. Parkman
took into his hands and hastily rushed toward
the outer door.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-23

NV Nnlco.-By the new constitution
ihc limit, and boundaries 81 the state arr de-
6ncl as follows
Beginning a, III dam in the RIO del
Nor,e, which supplies with water The "ase'
qua. =" o, irraga,ing canal II the town Of IL
Paso del Nor,c. aud running thence due cas,
N the hOpJr,lih parallel 81 longitude west
from Greenwich thence due north on said
parallel to point where the same inicr~cct'
the rrrr Arkansas, thence up the middle Of
ia, ehannc, u the Said riycr To - source
ihrpe,, in 4 direct line 10 = point cn The hio
Colorado Of California, where the same = M
,rrsec,cd hy the one hundred and icnih paraI
Icll 81 longiisde rc,, Of Greenwich thence
due ruth on SAID parallel Of longitude To
nnint ca The RIO CHA. inicrccted by the
sane ihrpSr up the middle Of the main chan
vel u slid nIcr 70 4 point which NAV be des'
,rna,al by iIrc commissioners appointed To cs-
tabli.h the line l-twccn the United Snlcs and
the republic Of Mexico, as the point where
said nvcr. or oac uf it, branches, shall be- IN
,crscc,cd by the western line of New Mexico,
thence soa,hcrly on said line, as the same
.hall ~ established hy The commissioners, to
the angle FORMED by the states Of ChIhuahul,
Sonor1. aud New Mexico thcuoc cas'crly on
The linc b.,wcrn the United States aud the r.
public of Mexico, a, ., shall b. laid down by
aid commissioners, To a Poin, where the same
may incr-cr, thc Rio del Norie 'hencr down
said riycr To the place Of beginning
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-23

going directly through, or you may be four
days, as was, in going los miles. rather
take two wild geese and a piece Of birch
bark; with these together ! could cross the
Lake in less time. It is better Cor one going
10 southern n. York west Of Homellsville,
10 60 either to Rochester and thence by canal
to Mt. Mores or even to Buffalo aud thence
by stage. But when the Ere Il. X Is con-
ple,cd which will be done by next May, the
route will be by way Of n. Y. City, thence
by said Rail Road. The season which has
been 70 We, in the Eas, has been As dry IN
proportion here. Ia some places the crops
have suffered severely though not Immediately
with us. But fine showers have assisted
US within few days which has greatly re-
frcshcd the thirsty earth again. ! have eH'
haus,cd this letter far beyond what ] intend
ed. | will cndca,or to give YOU some idea OI
this country in my next.
J.. W. z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-23

,cr,ed the freedom Of the seas; MoSRoE gave
power to independence and aimed a death
blow al the colonial system; JAonoS was
borne into Office BY the great idea Of the pow
cr Of the people, Coz which he won respect al,
home, in Sumaira and at the Tuilleries, and
to-day the Demccrscy contends Tor the appli-
cation Of tina, power To social progress, for
Eyuoh'y agoirsf yrircleg,. This Is the Rad
ioal,,fr of which cScluSvi,es complain.
l. il doabied that the democracy is thus
bound together BY immu,able truth, by un.
changcable principlcs'
The oppressed always appeal tn universal
principles, and always have rallied under the
shelter Of democracy. There the kidnapped
sailor found his ayenger there the merchant
appealed foe redress. To-day the laborCr, II
deiraudrd by the vices Of an irredecmable
currency. and labor, Of which 1, is the mis-
sion Of the aye TO arrest the rights, rallies to
I the democracy for security IN It's gains. I'm.
der is inlueucc tro, ldior only will finally be
knowu in our land, and tha, well paid. Why
then should the Dcu,Ccracy Of this country
,pl,. because they may differ As to the best
means Of securing - desirable and glorious
an cnd'
\ The principles Of dsmOcracy form the com
mon creed Of the country. In them alone ca
~. the moral unity which makes an undl'id-
ed peoplc. They arc older than jefferson :
,hcy are connected with our moral nature ;
,hcy have their confirming witness IN the
cOrsc,cpcc Of the country; they are grated
inwardly they va live as long As there Is
SPIN, in man. p+y defy no, only the 'nven'
,iUn. Of error bur IN. arts OF corruption. Do
the friend. Il privilege think to win major
/ ~ IN the ra,ion and rctain 1t, through the
dis,rcsses which their too grasPinc eagrrncss
to rruv rich has inflicted on the country -
/ Their apparent success will prove dclusINc.
/ They canno, strike the Ugh, Of intelligence
from heaven. ,hey cannot srHe the voice Of
conscience ~ the sui Of the nation Could
the, triumph for season, their pride and
greedy ambition would raise up against them
new antagonists. The nights Of man will
never van, cor defender On the soil Of free
dom. especially Il free in the true s'nsc OF
that term. - much for radical opinions.