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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14

From The Nee England Farmer.
FARMING WILL TRIUMPH.

When the lear nineteen hundred shall
have been borne on the rapid car Of time,
and proclaimed in onr midst, what, an ad
vancement will have been made in the arts
and sciences, md the various departments
.ofagrIcnture ,tnew inventions and improve
ments contlnutl be put forth to the world
as they have ben for the last half century
Who of US Gu imagine the improvements
that will be mde in cause of agriculture
during the neuity years! Judging from
the past, whenthe year nineteen hun lred
shall have damed upon us, the profession
Of agriculture Will be as much coveted and
sought after, sit was once considered low
and disgracehL Time was when farming
was thought Especially by the young) to
be a very Unpopular and low business
How many young man has forsaken
comfortable home and farm aud apprenlced
hmselfto soma village grocer, because,
forsnoth. farming was degrading But 9
new era is dawning upon this western con
tlnent peopIeare beginning to open then
eyes to their the interests and to the inter
ests of the hoIecountry.
While grea Improvements have been
made and are still making in the arts and
sciences, the cause of Agriculture has noI
been left in the rear, With giant force
she has ploughd her way through and with
eagle wings she is fast soaring towards thu
summit of her glory. There was tims
when the farmer would grow crops on his
New Euglandoil, so long as his Iand WON'T
yield him equivalent for his labors, without
the use of maidre or compost, and then
"pull up stalks" aud turn his face with
the emigrant twards the western wilderness
A different stte Of things is being brought
about The p6il is cared for, and every
the land is enched aud kept i'll product
i've state ant rewarding the husbandman
with all abunant harvest for his labors
Farming is MT now confined to the more
ignorant class of society, as men of talents
and wealth haze become engaged in it, thus
showing to thword that to be a tller OF
the soil is no Hean occupation.
Since the existence Of the numerous
Vaccinations mankind to obtain money
without resot to manual labor, the homes
yeoman, by pusuing his honorable occu
patton, in earning his bread by the sweat
of his brow, hs won himself unfadng Iau
reIs, and is reeiving the attention and re
spect of lll cldSes Of the community. The
time will com and that too before the
nineteenth ceuury shall have been mum
bered with tn past, when farming will
become the Iedng occupation OF The day,
aud those whore now leaving the plough for
the city will BIAS eager for the plough, and
enjoy the conbrts Of the farmers life III
the country, athey were anxious to leave
it, These archie writer's humble predict
ions. A. TODD.
Smit!trM,RL
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ScHooLMAsrER ABROAD AGAIN I'm a
certain bathing house, not thousand miles
from Phillipss beach, is this notice:
" People are requested not to use any,
Wing that are in the bathing house, except
The boarders."
The grammar of the above is equal to
that of the menagerie mans
" This, ladies and gentlemen, is the Gel.
ebrated balloon, which picks nuts with his
Tail, which is its natural food"
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Dartetp.
A Sharp Sarcasm.

Quin, like Foote, associated with the
best company, and both were also dlstlng'
uished for certain contempt for a portion
of the society they courted-namely, the
more noble, but less intelligent Dnrina
one d y, at party in Bath, Quin uttered
something which caused general murmur
of delight A noblcman present, who was
not distinguished for the briIliancy of his
ideas, exclaimed:
"Whol a pity It's, Quin, my boy, that
a clever fellow like you should be pIayer!'
Quin fixed and flushed his eyes upon the
person, with this reply: What would
your lordship have me bc?-a lord ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14

10 Gov. Brour, of Virginia, ~ an ad
dress before aoagricnItural society, says ::
" Let every Man have the fortitude to look
his atf'lrs in th face, to keep an account
OF his debts and items Of expenditure, no
matter how log or how black the list; if
he don't look 0it, his neighbors will; and
more, let him show it to his wife, if he has
one. If prud,nt woman, il will be of
service; if imrudent, it will do no harm.
But there are very few of the latter, and |
cheertuIIy bearevidence to the care and e
economy of woman. When in situation
to observe, Gin safely say, that never
knew woman eff to the care Of All EN-
barrassed estate that did not extrlcate It if
1t was possible
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14

head The following statement of fucs-tlroN aNiy
your Ola WtJudlCes and answer the above gu siiI
oc,9hg to common sense and and you viii Try
mcssrs Curtiss and Nichu>-Fur two YEAR Iast lave
ueeh eh'lreIy Frustrated with The rheumatism beth my
kees were swtlrd to their original size-u arpt bunch
.ae outnh III! breast bone app airing like part fl The be he
thro"h out Another bunr thrown Out Of my wrist
In snort endured the eNcruciune lain, or nearly
three years. obtained the best dCa at, rdanC, n e
country afforded and tried great .umher NJ MT dcipeE
ana prescriptions Whuni The least bent fl or ale NiatOn
when had the good Torture to procure bor Camp
and Pain Killer PR pared Of Messs. Curtis and reIkirs ii
bangor. Soon Uiter taking il, found &c, Id Get ,, me
rest nights and the pain become lest violent have con
tnued To take il and apply il externally until have used
eight bottles. took much large quantities then WaS rec
commended. The swelling has all zone town h,tL in NV
limbs and breast and am entirely relieved nan IAN
have been abln To d. good days wuk any tine fI the
last three months for man my age NJ dtrIt ten Cf
my case can convey the VAST cunt Of benz III lave re-
ceivcd from this article hrvglt il the rCI il the
world for rhcum tism hav also used ht {, III, pains
in the stoma'k, and always uGd imnW 81, l,l.,i
JOHN bUCkNAH.
DiNmont, July II, le4s.
In addition TO the above we have certificates fcm per.
sons 0f the high responsibility all the CouutIy who
have been cured Of the bllO culiC, crnp in tie IL M
ach and limbs scarlet rash throat in adults or chill
dren prains and bruises, the most stubhcr cps 0f the
Piles, scalds AMI burns, extracting ih, fr al oncs
and giving immediate relief ftomp pain
BE particular IL call for Curtis and Perkins Crnmp and
pain Kerall others bearing This are commercials
For sale wholesale and retail by CURTIS and PERkINS
Bangor Maine.
Collins, wholesale and retail, Montpelier Vt-s e.
Planf,ld-E. D. Putnam, Marshfrld-F Perry and Co
CabOt-N. p. Keller and Co Hydcpark-I Villas Jobn
son-D. Gilbert, MonisiOwD-Il. Montgomery Hprdwick
l3:ly
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poetry.
HUMAN LIFE.

HUMAN LIFE.
Cold winter hastenS on,
Fair Nature feels his grasp,
Weeps ore her beauties gone,
And sighs their glories past
So life, thy Summer soon will end
Thine Autumn too will soon decay,
And Winter comes when thou shalt bend
Within the tomb TO mold away
Then may we daily Seek
A mansion in the skies
Where summers never cease,
And glory never dies 49,,
There an eternal Spring shall bloom
With joys as vast as Angels powers ;
And there ten thousand harps III tune'
Shall praise the love 'h'tm1de 1t ours
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
NOTICE..

THE Subscriber con,ues the manufacture Of Molsskn
SIX Brush, Napmd Anglia
Hats,
of the latest City stlq with others Of n broader brm
which considered Rore TO the comfort of the
and at all times read to finish up suit the taste and
wishes Of the purchasi with an article of low crowned
brush and napt hats Arcuary adapted for elderly gem
temen, at his Shopn Montpelier, where can be found
City Hats
Of the first quality anates style with assortment Of
Caps for men and boy with Summer Rough and Re- aides
and low crowned feAs all of which to be sold at
prices ranging low, a,Ordng to quality.
May %, ls49. 22:H
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14

Y, ..
Dear Slr-I have long wished so pll that might give
you accurate account Of he remarkable cure Of my
ly daughter Of violent If .Crutla Sht Is al
most three years OF IN baN ia>I, putrd mp
On the lips, face and glands, mddy t appearance
increased with trghiu rapidly If her eyes also be
came 50 badly ulcort,d, that 10 all appr could
never again b. restored his continued siA Ks tn
child being most h,rrh sglt, The heart of her
parents almost bukeu Dufinl the whole e this Dc riu
but the disease not arrested in the least While the
disease was sill at lis height happtHed ~ call
the store Of your very grnunn agent nthi> place, and
relating the manner III which unr rb d afflicted, he
advised IL make trial If your CanchHlaLua. took
but one bottle having no confidence in it, but commenced
giving 1t according tn your dire c H. ppIng all uthe
medicines at once, and III l five " the swelling visi
bly, decreased the ulcer began heal and he improved
rapidly for three weeks t. very great icy ap-
parently rured-tss than two bottles hv NJ be, II used
Naming tins case to some Of our lnCteduun friends, they
emed To think that The cure must ave heen eff Ctsd by
the use Of the SARSAPARlLLA, and it was not easy,
under the circumstances, H. argue aglhs that opinion
BUT NOW FOR THE PROOF. When the child alpear
ed to he perfectly cured We stopped giving her your
tract, surprising all WAS safe bt five DAYS the
trupt0ns. Iunnng the eye, aud swelling began
We waited five days if il wnuld amuilnt to
any thing serious. IL increased rapidly before We
again commenced giving her your medicine, Ave
grow better aud in about two weeks was well again
From that day To- this, the child has perfectly ELL
My father saaC Hodges, Moth Adams Mass, PLY
SlClAN, came to sce Us with the inrnti of prescribing
fol her. but As we wer using your medicine with success
and The child improving rapidly, Il did not condemn it,
but left his own prescription tn bt in case YOUR ET
tract failed. We had occasion for IT, and anl sure he
Will now recommend your medicine in similar cases
Your Ubedient Servant,
HORACE / HODCFS
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fflt0irines.
DIR. TraSk's
Magnetic Ointment.

hiSis the hrt attempt To combine the ELLIOT RIG and
MAGNET ~ FLUID with The pow eriul VEG liable Il.
tracts in T. form Of an Ointment be appG externally
ol tue removal "l disease. The most uHlnt,
mas met wan, stamps 1t at the greatest dtCrytn Of
'he age. II Is c0lst ny efirrng cuts ii tho utmost I'M
pOHance Inc most nCredulums CGnvin, tLt
ialthess are compelled TO believe the uwef aud yiLe
OF this great remedy. is universally admitted To be tie
hoSt wohuel combination known to the world, for the
immediate Teli T Of disease and paIu.
Itneverfais while Their remains sufficient life 10 res
0re haturh ana NJ ny hctn to thu capillary vCSselt OF
the body, and equaize the circulation Of Tie blood BY
this means achntT0ing pWe gnined uveTtht nosiha
llgnnn forms of disease, which cann,t be cha m FRI
any other remedy. Such the power Of i r, II hirnt,
that It penefies to every prrtn of the hun al IT, mt tv
cry Done ANA muscle, vein, nerve ard tHnnI H. s,aITl,d
out and made sensible Of lis purify ing ana he nj nv ifu
ence Hence 1t c"pes as rcad! vi internal A. external
disease.
Numerous instances rrrurd " h. r. Tin, r,ntdy
has restored health L. patient, neal the lrl II at the
mns powerful internal rrmedes fa pr dr., q an, ef-
ect such has frequently been III, case in ihtan mntinn Of
he bh"es-O patient need ever die of his ease here
the magnetic nntntntc b. uhtand-rhn dant pIUus rp
demic known as the pnd E riptla can au uN be cured
ny TINS remedy. For the InlnmmhtUry RL aIIsm this
ointment isl most cGmPl t. mrdy ytr mcInrd In
w caser oht Of 100 It will Fad entire elir ll worst
of nervous headache in liry minutes For nervous
disease IL Is OF Immense va" fAhrrIOlA Of Tho pine heu
matlsm, lamtneSs ulccraed throat Bro e tits Phu.
sy, Group, Chuc. Cholera Mefhus. Aeur in III, &C. or
breast Burns. Scad head. ScrLuIa tSa Rhtt m Eyspr
lag, Unnamed eyes, Fever sores, &C., will be Immediately
believed by the use Of this remedy.
For further particulars and testimonials ste pnmnblets
eft with each agent.
5. X. Collins Wholesale and retail Mcntr,Iier v,
Johnson and Holden, Mddrscx-Stn pstn and Aln,es
W"terbnry-E h. Green. Rrl mcnd-T. A. PIX. FuIlng.
ton-Joselh Dcmsty, Nfthf' Ida ClcivtInnd IT,
frookfeld-G. R. CALI, Washngt n--Frnch and " alkrf
Barre. ~
Price 25 and 80 cents per bottle o,.Iv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14

mndiceu used" Anothrr- can with oSFIDENcE rec
mmend It," AnOher-'' II has been used with complete
success and nm s,TsFIED that it is VALUABLE medi
cine. Another 1t sH SAFE, coNvENGEET and very ETH
caciou,s medicine" AnnrIer-"It has never, to my
know edge disappointed the reasonable expectations of
those VIVA have used it, Another" 1t is equal, if not
superior to any othe medicine within my Knowledge"
Extract from letter dated Dayton, H., April 10, 1916
q" first introduced into family by celebrated
Physician some years aga, and such the benefit
my f- derived from thlt we have not baen without it
our house since. have also recommended Ia at least
fifty different persons since, for Affections OF the Lungs
and do moi know uf SINGLE CNse in which it did Ho
give IMAEDArE rref, aud some cured after being
given up by their Physicians"
" BEWARE OF COUNTEREEITs AND IMMITA-
rONS, such as CAR ERs COMPOUND PULMONARY BILsAM,
AaERicAN PuLmoN ALsAM, and others in pa bearing
the name! Enquire for the Article by its whole name,
the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,"
and see that il has the written signature of WIN. Joss
CUTLER pom yellow label, the blue wrappers. Each
bottle and seal sslmped Vegetable Pulmonary Balsamn
Prepared by REED AND CUTLER, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Medicines, Prints tn Meals and
Dye Smls 80 India Street. Boston, and sold by Druggists,
Aptthecares, aud Country Merchants generally For par
tclars and recommendations Pamphlet accompany
ing each bottle Price 81 cents For sale in Montpelier by
COLLINS REpyELu & GRANSts. Gm50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
GREET IMPROVEMENT IN
Planning, Toaguing and Growing
LUMBER.
JOS EPHP. WOODBURY'S
Patent Flaming Machine.

NE subscriber havy received Letters Patent for Sta
itonnry cutter, Pninr Tonguing, Growing Machine,
now OF rs for sale Mhiues and Rights IL the same
This Machine will pnr 600 feet uC boards to any uni
form thickness, in hour producing better finished
surface than it is posNe IL plane by any other means now
KNOWN not excephr hand plane, and is peculiarly a.
daptrd to plane JIM capbards aud weather hnn:ding
and will do the WORK ser and better than any machine
hetetitOre invented This machine is arranged that Il
planes the board win nm nnbr0keu shaving the whole
width aud length d the mateiiLl, and does not take
more than wn tIird,he pnwer that Is required to
quail amount of worky the Rotary Cutting Cylinder
in common use ~ construction and organization q
this machine is difrent from ar y other in use.-
Communications frtther particulars cheertly espond
ed by addressing he subscriber (post pald Boston
Mass.
One Of the above Rbing Machines may be Sc in op
Grafton by calling onae patentee.
Joseph P. WOODBURY.,
lS:ly Border street. East Boston, Mass.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
SCOTT 4 FIELD

RE agents for the anuGcturers of Joners Tools and
"A keep large assOrnent constantly on hand and sell
4, low prices,
Sept. 10, ls4o &c
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The Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam
the Most Highly Approved and
Popular Standard Medicine
now in General Use, for
enefaI Use, Tor

CONGHS, COLDS AND COMsUMP-
TON, Asthma, PLURrsY, PHrHIsIc,
SPrTrGNG OF BLoop, HourING CouGH,
BRoNcHITIs, and all Pulmonary Affec-
tiuns and Diseases OF the Lungs and
Chest.
1t is thus spoken Of by eminent PLY
sicians. one says: For the above
complaints, it is superior to any other
Preparation used" Annther-"I 1t has
been used with WONDERFUL success, Il
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
COrbin's Vegetable Jaumdice
BitterS,
Lor sale BY the gallon or pint, by s. X. COLLINS.
JuRe l3.
AGENCY OF
DIR. s. s. FITCH'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINES,

Used by him with such distinguished surCps, in the
y cure ofConghs, Consumprr, Cutanh Asthma. UtRrt
Diseases, DyspePyla, GOnorrhma, Piles, Female Com
plants, &c, &c. Also
Dr :. = Fhch's Abdominal Supporters, sE'U'der Pm
ces, tnhaling Tubes, and lcu IS on {, nj nj ttt prd
the art Of preserving Life aud lcnnl tl q, rGt &C.
Mrs Lucy. ID. LEE has hctn nlpoi1 led h',lt tD n
safe OF theabOve Goods, and win kt n er nstItN
ton, VI
% DIR Fitch's "GupE BooE TO INvAilps. rad TircC.
tons Tor PFomotinr Health, Ord nsuc' q N',l I in
Management Of Children" my b. had, rlHtu utJ ly
calling for II at the house OF MT. Lie a. Sbt An ca
'Sa4esg Wsaaahae Bsass. sSsas
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q The greatest .Hedicine ofMe .4ge,
STATIONS EXTERNAL kEMt.DY.
CALLED
HUNTS LINlMENT,
Has .4STO.NTSHED THE HORLD.

CRAMP IN THE CHEST AND STOMACH.
NORM MAUisnN, June le49.
In the IaH Of lo4S wa tack with ), were canp in
~ chest ana Slun Cl-knuwiug thin uI the Teulta-
ton OF Your great Linmtnt, app'd "nra and was
~ cured, aud take pleasure in ndng
IL To all my friends as medicine that can always b. relied
on MRS L. A. JOHNSON.
TOOTH ACHE.
We the undersigned have freQut ntly used Ilun Ini-
ment for the Tooth Ache, and Away found III its appli
Gallon lhmeulale cessation u" pain.
CHAs. II. DOWD.
MRS. l.. A. lELD.
Extract Ola L,ttel.
Gent-Hunt', Lnimnt is called Tor every day by our
best Phi sicans, and my customers, have brrn ant n
number of weeks.
There Is no medicine in my that sells wen, and
is so highly spoken If cy all who have used it.
1t ~ known and acknowledged b. the best external
EeInedy ever offered in this market wish YOU TO send me
dozen bottles Immediately.
Yours sn,n,, SAMUEL s. KGMBALL.
u;,. BRsroL, June 10, 1870.
mhch mas Detn completed! restored talthN state and
i'll my family for many other cnuuiants a, bnvins in
every effected speedy and herman, mr. cmr. A.
most cherfiuy recOmm nd IL he public as - most nya
luabIe medicine, and families should always a t,Is
IN Inc house. would not be without ii fr n times The
cost. n n pETn 0
SEVERE sPRAIN CURED ''D'
c., SroNlSG1oN, CT June 7th, Is49
Gentlemen-In the mon h # Jnnuat, ln,t sr,,naa
my ancle the pam was mos' eXcncialDg, as any one
knows who has suffered from n splm. applird difr.,ent
thlngs all without relief, until your I.niment wa. r,cnn"
ehded 1t acted like charm, aud III pain :, ON crasrd
inc :" eillne went down, aud in ten days wa, rntitpv
wv m"'u recommend u the public in general not TO
"e %i,hont LORENZO MOOD
IRIS celebrated Medicine is sale by every r,pc,nhI.
Drugght AM Merchant throughout the coutr M o5 and
~ cents per hottie, and in this PLACE nv
. n COLLINS, aud REDFIELD 4 CIR NNNIs
GEORGE STANTON 4 CO.,
1'"n Prt prleturs, Sing Sing NY
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NEW GOODS.
New Furniture Carpet 81 Paper Hangings
WARE ROOMS.
ABBOTT &. EMERY

TAVRthis week received full supply of CARPETlNG,
Ill among which are Three Ply Dnbc super, Superine,
and Extra Fine Wool Carpeting from the Lowell Power
LOOMS producing carpetng uneqnaled in beauty Of style
richness of C0lors leaving smooth fine finish causing
them much longer than other carpets the price
ing lower according to the quality also low price cotton
and wool and ingram Carpeting. Straw Mating Oil Cloth
Carpeng and GA Oil Cloth for Tables Tutten Riggs
Mats, ETC., etc. Also very extensive stock Of
Paper Hangings,
Comprising great variety of splendid designs of hcaut
fn finish adapted any style of Room, Rich Gold, Vel
vet and Common Bordarngs, Chimney Prints transparent
and paper Curtains, Their stock Of Furniture is also
very large including almost every article for furnishing
houses hair, usk, and Palm Leaf Mattresses made Of
the very hest maternIs constantly hand and made to
trder Also pure liv feathers, feather beds ETC.
ipaudings Brick Block, Montpelier, VI. olih
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
GROCERIES.

NUGARS, Teas, Tobacco, Spices, &C.
ALSO
PRIME GOLDFISH, SALMON, and MACKEREI.,a at
Sept. NJ, 49, ELLIS, WILDER K CO
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G. A US
Extract Of Canchalagua,

u C.4LIFUR.NL4.N PL.4.NT' OF R.4RE
MEDICAL VIRTUES.
CERTAIN PREVENTIVE AND CURE FOR
FEVER AND .1GUE CO.NSU .HPTTO.N,
CoUGHs COLDS, lNEluENlt Asthma, EEovc ms ScRoF-
uLA, G9uT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, ERY.iPELAs, LUM-
BAeo, PARALYss, ILEuHsY, JArvptcE, DYSPEPSIA Cos
rIyENEss, PiLGt DYsEHrERY URoPsx, LIVER onHLAI1rs
Bilious Go PLANTS, NEHyous Awe, rIoNs, CurANEout
DISORDERS, FEyEss IN GENERAL, HEMMouRHAGEs, UB.
srRucrI0Ns, FLr1Es, lnDrGEsrlov, pRpR.vrp ADD DE-
FEC 1--WE ARRE LIIE5. Axp III nL
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-02-13

Mr.. CLAY's COMPROMISE. The entire series of
resolutions Of the great pac6cator but tissue of
insult and mockery to the South They concede eve
ry thing to the North, and no indemnity US
whatever. Had they have emanated from any other
source, thay would nave been denounced with bitter
nees, and viewed with abhorrence by every one who
respects the honor and values the interests of the
South. We have yet to see the first man south of
Mason Dixon's line that APPROVES of these resolu-
tions, if we may except the Baltimore Patriot which
sounds its pGans to the healing virtues Of the Ken
tucky panacea, and which were afterwards family
caught up and echoed by the Herald of this place.
The sage of Ashland has had his day. He can no
longer play the Sir Oracle either to the Senate or
the nation. His famous Missouri compromise is the
source of all the ills with which the South is at pres
ent afflicted this question of slavery. And it will
not be forgotten in this generation that he Henry Clay
the author, the first to violate his more recent
compromise of the tariff controversy Of eighteen hum
dred and thirty-three.
Let any one calmly examine the resolutions and tell
US what solitary boon is granted to the South, or
what single concession is made by the North. Sew
ard Giddngs in their malignancy and hatred to our
institutions, could not have reconciled it to- their
hearts, to have offered this bitter cup of inamy and
degradation be swallowed draught by the South
Instead of olive branch it poisoned arrow whose
touch is annihilaon. 1t is not to be wondered at,
then, that these treacherous resolutions should
with but one common opposition, both from Wings
and Democrats, from the people at the South and
their representatives at Washington. We begin to
think thatit isa misfortune the country that Mr. Clay
has ventured forth from the Siberian exile, to which
his own party had fondly hoped they had consigned
him forever. Norfolk Argus.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-02-13
SENATE.
TUESDAY, February S

TUESDAY, February 5.
In the Senate, after the presentation of memorials
and petitions, the bill to pay back to the State Of North
Carolina the amount of money advanced and trans
poration furnished volunteers from that State dur
ing the war with Mexico, was taken up and read a
third time and passed.
Mr.. Soule offered Resolution inquiring into the
expediency Of requesting the President Of the United
States to intercede with the government of Turkey
either through special minister of the United States
or through the present minister accredited to that
court, for the liberation OF Kossuth and such of his
companions in misfortune as may be under duress
within the doinions of Turkey, with tender to them
need be, for their immediate removal hither.
On motion of Mr.. Mangum, the Senate then pro
ceeded to the consideration Of Mr.. Gays ResoIu
tions, which we published last week. Mr.. Clay tool
ss aoor and spoke for some two hours upon the Sla