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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, NONtInDtT -J'
Attorney General Criltenden publishes in the
Republic, his opinion relative IL the Boston Mar
sllI's conduct in the Crafts fugitive slave case -
After fully examining all the ducmnenls Innrc com
melrabe activity and energy might have been
exerled; bat nasnucll ns he acted in cnncert with
the owner WIN WIS satisfied with his conduct,
there dues not app ar To him sufficient cause or
either his ceusuIe orr mUval
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

TuE PRgHDsSr's LETTER Sourn,- Tie Geor
gia disunion papers donounco tho rresitcuFs let
tor on tho Boston fugitive slave case, as bose Mt
tempt to Interfere ia the election OF delegates To
tho Couyenlop The Charleston Courier, mud
Mercury, also, both dcnounco it in strong terms,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

LARGE VERDICT-M Managers of rail
road travel must bo careful how they
malucat passengers. In the recent case
of Thomas Keyes VS.. w, B. Lawron and
others, for assault and battery, tried be.
fore tho Supreme Court of Rhode Island,
the Jury returned verdict Of 10000
The Providence Journal says the action
was brought for an assault committed up
on the plaintiff while passenger in the
Stoninglon Cars by defendants, who were
officers in the cars, and for lorcihle e.
jeclment from the cars We understand
that the assault Ior which the suit was
brought, commenced by controversy
between the plaintiff aud brak emen about
the smoky condition of the cars, and end
cd by the former being thrown from the
rain aud seriously injured.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

TUE PmTOPrcR DEPARTMESr-Thc Pnstmast.
er General hns lately issued reguiatiuus which
hive iuflscl much systelnntic energy in the De-
partmenl. The clerks are required IN make semi.
monthly report, of tho state Of the business ON
their desks, which tho pnstna",er General rer.
soually iuspecls. Tho Department was never
more efficiently conducted than ut present
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

VERY IsrEMPEHArg.-A Temperance Meeting
at Sc HyacnIhe, Lower Canada recently excii'
ed the people so murli against drnkenness.llni {"
mob colecie,l.prpceeded 10 building occupied as
brewery aud disiIlery, owned by Mr. Phillips
Of Laprario, aud entirely demolished it. Simi.
lar outragcs were committed at neighborins tav-
ern. aud further mischief WIS threntened.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

BURLISGroS. New Jersey. November 90
Gnrret D. Wall, formerly uuitcd States Scnhnr
from New Jersey died at his residence last night
ut an advanced ngc.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

PansEcurIoS ~ rug DOSroS FudrvE SLAVE
CAsE. The Savannah Republican "nys that the
owner Of the fugitive Gratis lns instituted men.
sures to prosecute the United States Marshal and
Commissioners Of Boston. MS we'll MS tho members
of tho committee Of vigilance under the fugitive
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

Tue Lucky BooKsELtEH The New Haven
bookseller, L, II. Young, Esq, who 1t has been
nscertAiucd ia the mau To whom an immense for
tune has been left IN England, MS return Tor per
Sona kindncss extended In the devisor whilst On
u visit IN New Haven, some years since, IN let.
ter tn the Albany Argus, says
II shall cndenvor I" "benr my hnnnrs mcrkly, ="
aud i the burdens Of this mighty windlh dp mi
make me more unhappy ihu the lnck uI wealth
las made ne. shall be truly glad That am It's
recipient There Is no douM that am the lr,
patee; beam hnye hut little uonhlo IN proving il
The only wonder is That 81 hrgn n f,rnme should
attend such poor services Ms mine. Nineteen hpn
drrd thousand doIiarsi md upwards Well
| trust the means Of doing good will wt nl mt
wiilIess III a henrt for il than have hilhcrln had
| have many Iiieods whom twill pleOsc me I,
help"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

jAcKsoS, Mississippi, November 81
Senator Fnntc mnde speech hst evening in
the Hall oI the House ol Representatives to n
large aud enthusiastic audience llr declared his
determination In speak in every county aud clal-
lengu any man tu meet HIM,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
EIcctinn I'm nIerin.

NEw York, Nov. %.
BY The arrival oflhe balqie Rozina. from Vera
Cruz we learn that uu the lst iusaut-lIe day
she lcIt--news had been received there that Gcn.
Nrisla had without doubt bcen elected To the
Presidency nl Mexico.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
Capture OF n SLAYER

New YoWR Nov. %.
An arrival from Sierra Leone reports that n.
BRAZILIAN shaver was captured by a British cruis.
cr oil the coast from Lopez and sent into Sierra
Leone. She had upwards of 0Oslaves on board
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

ADVANTAGE OF LAVA farmer cut
down a tree which stood so near the
boundary line of his farm, that il was
doubtful whether it belonged to him or his
ncishbol. The neighbor however claihie,I
the tree, aud prosecuted the man mhd cut
il for damages. The case was continued
forn court To court; time was wasted, tenn
per solrcd and temper lost; but The case
was hnaIly gained by the prosecutor.
The last my f'iend KNEW Of The transac-
tfon was, NE man who gained the cause
came 10 the lawyers office To execute a
deed of his whole farm, which he had
been compelled to sell 10 pay the costs!
Then housrless and homeless, he could
thrust his hands into his packets and tri-
umphanlly eXclaim, "l've beat him!"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
From Louisville

LogISyILLE. Nov 90.
The river llls fallen inches There is now )
feet inches in the Canal. Weather cold and
tlnuly
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

FoUH CnHDREN LosT NY FIRE.- The
Quebec Mercury says that shor, time
since, in the parish oCSt. Croix. woman,
having occnsiOnto leave her house early in
the morning made FIRE inher stove, lcav.
ing her four children in he'd. The house
took FIRE and the lour children were burn.
ed IN death.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTToN.--Tho re-
turns for Guvernnr of the entire ST le
are given in the Bosln" papers. They
sum up as follows. compared with the
vote of last year:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

EmIGRANrs ARRlvlNG. --Qpile AeOt
of FIRST class packets come iuiu port, from
abroad, at New York on Tuesday, all
bringing a large complement nr pa.sen.
gers, The Queen Of The West l,om
Liverpool has $40 in steerage, and the
koresa from Dublin, 32O' Tho Ilcrp,ione
from BfemeD, brings 202
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

Nor FoUND. There is no truth in the
statement, at New York, that tho bodies
Of tho Countess Ossoli and child had been
washed ashore on Fire Island on Friday
last.
A Coon COUNTRY AN Irishman wri-
ting from California. says: Its an ele
giant country. Tho bodbugs arc as big as
dinner pots, while tho llcas are used for
crossing creeks wilh-onc hop onh they
Ore over, with two on their backs"
~ Mr.. Attorney General C,i,lcnden
arrived in Washington city on Sunday
evening with his family, aud has Akcn
lodgings at Mrs. Reeds.
EVA curious accidcn, occurred at N.
York IN Saturday, AS little Girl, with
"n infant in her arms, wns crossing the
street she was Knocked down Wv gro.
GERS wagon. Belnre she fell. tho infnn,
was thrown IN its head and killed The
little GIL was considerably, hut not fatal.
ly injured.
l 0We Uhe English nali"u) are nctu
ally ut this momen, supporting out of tn,
public funds , the descendants Of Arnol,
the American traitor" - London Times
Who should snpport Arnolds descend
ants, it England should no,l For it wa
hr her, and ut her iasiigatioR, that h
gave up all.
I"What are The chiefends of man2
asked n Sunday schnol leacherof one q
his pupils. Head aud feel!" was Il,
prompt reply
CV' R0osters have sometimes been ca
led preachers, owing To the fact that the
proclaim Nra poce, the approach Of da,
Whatthsn shall VIC style hens? BY
give 1t npf Why, lag members to b
cure, ,,.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

NEw YOWE, Nov u
Thepropellrr Ecsoluir, lying at pier M. 10.
Fast River, blew up io.dsy, killing twn anl badly
scaIling several persons.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH MEXICo.
1t is said that an arrangement has been
effected by Col. Ramsey, on the part of
u New York Company, with the Mexican
Minister of Finance, by which, they oh.
tain an exclusive coctract for ten years
for carrying all foreign or transit mails
through that country, from sea tn sea-
The mai bags not to he opened in Mcxi.
en-, but are To be weighed and scaled.
This was not conceded in the Tehunnte.
pee grant, or treaty; and according to
the contract with C"Ionel Ramsey, that
gentleman can take the Tehuantapec,
Acapulco, or any other route.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
CB Tho herring. is a, delioa,e fish. =

ESTho herling.is a delicate fish. -
Whenever, il is taken out Of The water
even though it seems tuhave received no
hurt, it gives n squeak and Immediately
expires and though it I've thrown instant.
ly 5ack.inlo the water, il neverrecovers. :
Hence that proverb; "dcad-as a lremiug."
tV The Astronomers, at Cambridge,
Massachusetts, have discovered third
ring around the planet Saturn. II isin.
feiio: lo'the others; and its distance from
the planet is small.
! WPe,er says 1t is folly 10 tell man
that he mMstnot enlarge his debts when
the poor fellow is doing all'he can u, con.
tract them.
~ The population of Georgia will ex'
ceed 100000 of souls about coo, ,O0C
whites, and 100000 blacks.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

The Hon PRIcE OF ToBAcco.-A car
GU of Kentucky tobacco, common quail.
ty. has been purchased at Bremen for re-
shipment To the United Slales- the price
here being much higher than in Bremen.
1t is now On its way to Philadelphia, and
has been sold alta profit Of $l:50 to SO
per hundred.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

A Heavy BLAsT,-Sevenry FIVE kegs Of
pomler were poured intu drcp dril holes
in rock On. ,ho.lino ofihe Hudson River
Railroad, near Ponghkeepsie. IN The 2lSt
nlt. They were exploded simultaneously
6y means of galyanic battery The
quantity Of stone thrown ou, by the o.
peration is estimaled -he two thousand
cubic YARDS WisconNin.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

CRAFTS, rIfE FGGrrIvE The Portland
Evening News says that the Rev,The"
dore Parker,of Boston. after uniting in
marriage the fugitive slave, WIN. Craits,
and tho coorrd womat with whom he
lived as wife, drew forth a dagger and
presented it to Crafts, admonishing him
To "s,ain it with tho blond Of thousands"
rather than suffer himself or wb To be
caplured
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

WEALTn OF MAGIcIANs.-- BIiiz, Wy
man and other popular magicians in this
country. are well known, and highly os-
reemed for their many excellent qualities
as citizens; it is,lherefore, with pleasure,
we learn they have been quite success.
ful in their profession. Signor Blitz. we
understand, is wo,lh about $45 900; Wy
man, (the prince Of magicians.) $50 900,
all made by his unrivaled tricks; Herr
Alexander, $4,000; Mons. Adrien, $780,
900, and J. Harrington, $50 1000.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

a WoRLD's fAlR SPEcrLAruS -Some tlca ~
tho extent Of Inc great London Fair may DO Iurm.
odiiOm,lbo d'et, llal the prSge of printing the
Catalogue has. l'esn purchased by tho McsMs.
Cloves, At a'piemmuoI 100000, in addition 10
t@o,peuce ioreVey copy s"ll, To be applied 10.
wards the expenses ~ The ezlibiiion. Bul m.
other will be printed IN several languages aud DO
sold at ten Shillings per copy
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
Union McctIng-U. $ Brig Perry

IlIIhTUN, NIIN IJ'
Tho call Tor Union meeting to.mnrruw alter
noon hls 5000 signatures.
BY M arrival ut Salient we learn that the u. S.
Brig Perry arrived Mt st. Eclcnn from the Wcsl
Coast or Allca un the lst OF Sept
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

us. SESArpR-A FaR COmPicmcnt.-The ioI-
lowiug distinguished Wings have been named III
connection with The office Of Uuiied States Sena'
tor-Tlomas Ewing, Samuel +. Vnton Samuel
q ,lloway. Hiram Ciriswuld, John 7 BeHver,Fmn
CHS Wade, Peter Hitchcock, Senbury Ford J"hn
w. Allen. Robert c. schenck. BellamY Storer,
William Johuslou William 7. Cutler and Thom'
as Corwn.
The Locoocps. we believe, have name'l no one
in connection With lIa, Y'aec. Soneof them are
talking of Jnlm c. vlnghn. Free Snilcr for the
Senate, aud Samuel Mrdary, LocoInco. for Stale
Printer Mr.. Joshua n. Giddngs has been named
by tho Free SUilers, but his claims urc not urged
very strongly. As soon ne the Legislature is lair
Iy organized, We shall probably learn tie com
pexinn of that body 50 E,r as elections areconcern
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

DREADruL RIor. - Fozr Men KHcd. -
The Piltsburg Gazette gives the annex
ed particulars of a dreadful riot, near
BlairsviIe. on Friday last. between two
bodies Of the laborers on the Ponusyva
MIA railroad:
1t seems that these persons, known as
the Lockport men. from the little town
oflhat name,) aud the Packsaddlo boys,
advanced towards each other. armed with
guns, pistols. clubs, and other weapons.
AT the first fire four fell dead and mum
bers were wounded. some of them mortal.
ly. The Lockporters then made charge
upon their opponenls, and succeeded IN
completely routing them.
u. s. Since the above was written, we
learn from other sources, that the militia
have been ordered out but that none of
tho rioters had been arrested.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
nIondnY EYcnimg, Nov. rs. Is5O

FIaEiS OAKLaxn.-The barn pC Charles Sagcr,
Il, Oakland IN this county, was destroycl by lire
on Saturday night last together with its contents
consisting Of 10 or I" tons "r Hay, 800 bushels "'
Corn, largc qunnlity of straw aud some "'''er
articles The loss will fall heavily upon Mr. Sn
ger, reaching as it probably docs 'ome fSoo' Tue
fire Is supposed to have been the work Of an III
cendiary. The barn. we understand was new
having been conpleted only short time since.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
Tnesaay Evenlng, Nov. 20. IsSo.

Nrw YoRK- OGeial.- Hunt, Wing,
for Governor, 25l mejorilyi Church
I3aiuburhcr, for Lieut.. Governor, 7,o95:
Mather. Old Hunker, fol Canal Commits
sioner, $3.50. The Wing majority on
the Congressional ticket is 6,29O, The
majority agains, the repeal of the Free
Scboul Law is between 10000 and 40,'
nnn ------. 1
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

GRoG SHOPS FOR WoMEN--A respect
able New York paper positively asserts
that there are certain secret places in
that city. furnished in the most gorgeous
style, aud patrouized almost exclusively
by W mon of wealth and fashion, who
go there. first for ice creams, fruits, &c,
then for claret, champagne, brandy, mint
julcps sherry cobblers, and brandy slings.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

Horace MANN says that President Tay.
lor told him, THAT in case any State
should nullify an act of Congress he would
Immediately order naval force to block
ade its coast; he would allow nothing TO
pass into or come out of the rebellious
State, and he thought it would soon give
up its rebellion"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

DELAWARE u. S. SENATOR. Hon, J as.
A Bayard. ii is said, will be elected by
The Delaware Legislature to represent
that State in the D. S. Senate, in place of
Mr.. Wales.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

REDUCTION OF TERMS.
;Iarsanerhe termsol the Gasette willbe as
. luws:l
ktputdtM advance, e,.----.- ---------SlTJ
Within the eyear, ,....--...-.---.a0 90
:" aflerthe year expires, -.a.5O
From aud llter the expiration nl the year, six |
3 y ,ltiaterest Sillheohargcdupon the highest
9ms.a
Our ,'1ec,i .far the nltmlheneGi nfmbliSh-
..aadtca1er, to ,ln business hereafter, as near
y possible, upon the cash system; aud these
v:.nswillbe strictly adhere,lto.
Terms FOR Clubs.
3coptes. s.------..-.- .--...---- .-.--- S9UU
IS do .-.........-.--... 500
10 uo ------- .----- 49, l9.uU
Tho aersrn, getting M elnb often, will be
Untitled to "ns copy gratis. % long as the club
nt.inres by hisrxeriinns Tho cash. in these
.aess essmqsliuvariably yaccompany the names
~ viii aai Post Misters Interest themselves
increasiue the circulation Of the Gazetcl BY
p,,per cxeriion ,thcyc both bcuefii themselves
and rs. Mniy Of tllem do much towards sns
t,iaina y ,stern publications, why cannn' they do
the ,a,nt, At least. ior tlieirown county PaperSl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

FrGITwE SLAVES IN CANADA.-The
Chippewa (Canada) Advocate states that
one of the numerous fugilives who had
gone over to that side for security, very
suddenly disappeared few days since
On inquiry rs To the cause of this sudden
Disappearance, the editor says he is sat
isfed "he was quietly escorted to the
American side by kidnappers, who find it
as easy to entrap Them here as to secure
them by legal process on the other side"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

DREADFUL CASUALTY AND EXTRAoKpI'
NARY PREsENcE OF MINp.-One of the
most extraordinary instances oi INJURY
accompanied by lirmness end resolution
that we have ever heard 0f, occurred q
bout two weeks ago. in The vicinity of
Mcchanicsburg, about fourteen miles from
Springfield, Illinois:
Mr. Thomas Baker, brother If the
Hon L. d, Baker, was driving spirited
horse in the prairie; when he stepped
Ia adjust something, tho hOrse took fright
and started off Mr.. Baker fell forward
of the wheels, aud by some means one
leg was fastened between the springs aud
axle, his body on the ground. In this p"'
sition the frightened horse, al full speed,
carried him abou; four miles, when he
stopped. Mr.. Baker had still presence
Of mind aud strength enough To Olsen
gage his limb. although many ofhis homes
were broken aud his whole body man
gled in manner that battles description.
With great eIinIt he managed to crawl
To the horse aud with his knife cut him
lnosc Suffering intense agony. an" fear
ing that in his pain he might he induced
to take his avn life, ho thew away the
knife. IN the most intense distress from
his injuries an,l thirst. he continued "l
the ground for two days and nights! BY
some casualty his umbrella had beer
thrown near where he lay this he g"
hold of and occasionally raised, hoping b!
Il to attract attention tu him.-Dnliug lhl
time. with his pencil he wrote in hymn
! book hc had in his pocket brief accorn
: of what had happened. On the moInin
of the third day he was discovered by
drover, and relief secured. He lingere
six days longer, when he died. I Through
/ out his suderings we've moot intense, bit
: his presence Of mind never GrsWrk hin
He was about thirty.two years of ag'
His wife died few months ago. He wa
worthy and highly esteemed citizen,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

MoRE CALIFORNIA SwINDLING Our
irieud Mr.. Adams. Of Lafayette. who ar.
rived from California on the Ohio, found,
when he began to count the proceeds of
his golden enterprise, That $4,000 of Mis-.
souri money, which he received at San
Franciscn in exchange for dust" was
Counterfeit o, Delta
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

Such an ERA would Of course be con-
sidered one Of "bad politics" with him.
II win probably take him some time TO
satisfy the people, that such is the fact
however.
Hope he Won't show any desire to have
Democrats tnix up with any body. about
the first monday ofne2t month. Come
Col ReeP your garanents anaPotted'-.-
NdnesrWc Courier.
Cot, RlonARD Nj. JOHNSON, whose de-
cease, at Frankfort, Kentucky. we heye
already Announced as having been re-
ported 10 Us by telegraph of lhe 10Th. was
was about 10 years old at the time Of his
death. He has. fsom an early age, been
in public life. IN 1907, he was chosen 4
mem6et Of the kentucky Legislature.
aud held tins post by successive elections
for many years. III 1913 he was author.
ised to raise Volunteer regiment ofeas,
airy Of | 900 men, to fight the British and
Indians on the North West, under Gen.
eral Harrison. Atlhe battle ofthe Thamos
Johnson distinguished himself by break
ing the line ofthe British Infantry under
Proctor. The fame of killing Tecumseli'
in the battle had also been attributed rs
Col. j., perhaps truly. In 1879 he was
transferred from the House of Represent
tatives To the Senate, to serve out an dti-'
expired term. After that he was re-cho-
sen, aud remained in the Senate till 1929.
Then he went back to the House, where
he remained Till 1887; when he became
Vice President under the Van Buren dy-
nasty. In 1929 the Sunday Mail agita-
lion being brought before the House, he.
r as chairman fthe committee on post Of
fees aud post roads, presented the fa.
nous report against the suspensions Of
the mails on Sunday. From 1887 to lS4l
J he presided over the Senate. Since then
he has not been in office.
L.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

PRESIDENT FnLMoRE has recently eff
fec,ed an insurance upon his life for 81,
900 in the Connecticut Mutual Life In.
surance Company.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15

g. a, ,be ,e,l wrn AID he'll rdden. rich Ia III - WIN
aseh in the charg.. the b.an. the roe'ry oil n'n's
r.ch =, hos. wh. discover III them ASH gis. la me AN
,,o,,,,i,v ahifh shall b. pui by h" m'fisl,
AID ii..s INV mvst~rre- - the Influence Il >p.''f
., IN. fry.r.d brow sad the lansuld pnl.e-f-'"'ns
cheering. s.a full Of The budainss Il har.,
To the arts and ths port. spring furnishes the ''
-, id.s. of f.rms and ,in.; aud s the heaus snd
f,vrsnc. f is hle IN are rs.eecies snrefa 20 o'
e,osc ". rth f.f ..t- ,tssnir .x-'ea"e. II W.T. h'
necessary tina, The msrroii, .h"nd he 'a '.'as"e "'
,,.. ,h,, IN. H., m # The orange snd The should
- f,,a,,n, ,,I that the modest violet should e beautiful
and eSes,; mn was il n~rrsssty that Spring shd nt
80, ,,,. ...,J, b,,m ,aim. rb--- are henefci nj
af.rrr. Scattered along the railway oi "ts'fhce' nv
the All Bnn,iiu render lfr ,ey'u' aud MI The earn
with pfs'.e. ,
Beautiful Spring. weicme aran ''snd may thy teach
i.ss ~ pr ,perly appreciated. LEI thy harmhlns n'd
in rraeul ars aud the eye Of things, let th, bea"e-
brins d-lieL,i"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-15
Fun III. Rals'sh Regis'"'.
WIN ARE 1'uf PRosGMBED7

Tn. Hon. rtnmsn Suits late sp'erh IN h "a
,,e n rsv ~ Nr Brad ,mty. If Main" IN ii'e 81 G
NJ ,em,v.l from fiire and IL Il fice o the Aimih-fi
tim /. r.pui,r ri nrh.t" II admlnir"fsd ne -
he mist g. .pning. o,he "blii.r enders f'ei heard
in Congress
sne ~ the rrfnfn-c.nces OF h. last Presidential cam
pasn are eS-eedttgy Inland afr'mpan'ed b. ,h' cav.
tie remarks af Senator Smith rhiucrd mnch 'aePh.'
NJ Dals., Of Iawa surmpIrd IL call him :" ofdtf W
Including S,ta,ar Benton H., The 81 ID nperali'n ''
r ~ i,h wa.s iiule unceftaa nlethof Nens"f h'hi'
b.Innos n the p,mar ATTIC party ss he did n"i as "
il. ,ps,;rteJ u,,n any ofue Sena'e conmiiie's hfa'
l,rgbt,, He alnd to the eSrsnrdinarV hnifin'een'
II lIr Uanns,,sa an Snodi m,fuiag. and his beihg NJ
.e Il, o. 10 Berlin unri such eltcuns anees by 'h's
,etrihl. prp.cririve adn,ni-trati"n.
lie L.d that The honorable Senator from Main"'
seems T. snppse that the President onght IT, he all kln'-
ness. affection and generosity - he ''denorai c. ia'N
tsstinp upon them all The hna. ard en- nInenis OF lhe
Government while they carrying the bll1res war
+ eItremins,on against h'm.
Senator smith Then produced largo bnndl" al papf''
sboyinp the hisary ofrenuvas snj aPPin nehls haef
previous and under the present administration
The fplluwing table which he read IL the senate s"u
which has made out ample authority shows ""s'
this work Il turning out" has done