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$500 REwARp.-JkFraiEs AeTIDoTr, A sPs-

paw cihc mixture for the Of private Disorders
makes speedy without tie Least restriction Of deA
or change in application 70 butasss. The
proprietor Challenges single vhsh the will
aot cure, under the forfeiture Of Eve hundd dollars
put up In bottles, with full directions &. 81 Ons bets
lasts svoek-msny cured Ia Tor sas Nv q.
u kinE l2 BrosJwoy and l08 Bsysrd street, New Yort
New 0rlesns
MO ZEE TILL CUREp.-DR CORBE1T, 10 DBAnn
street may be consulted eonddentay the ssssnsut
delicate diseases Tyentyone euabies DriO.
V perform speedy and permsnen cures vAoa, moeoyy
and recent removed few days Dr. c. hss sesnsA
N emnence IN this branch OF the profea second -
10 America whore all in need Of medical OF surgical SD
apply Win oersEty Of berg honorable dealt vito Or.
member " The Uavsr,ity Of We gstr of New Hotk
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NANDERBILT'S LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA
Noarasua-The favorite ateamsbip FROkETHEu5
Capt Churchill, will sail from pier inertia River eRka
day December at o'clock II. NJ for San Juan de Mics
connecting with the North America the
PaciHe ocean Tor freight or passaEe, apply only to
ID. r. ALLEN, 2 Battery place, up stairs.
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR or rHx PRACTICAL Pgs-
- vsts Trest.se &c ofes hours. 30 II So,ook A NJ,
md bte5 o'clock M tSunday eseeptedD No 80 Grses-
veh street From the uncommon medical advantages as
suhor has enjoyed which ho world instance E-vnE
resided several In Paris for the
lying those diseases followed By long very extensive
practice devoted exclusively 10 this speciality be VITA
5ut hsstaton promise IN the And oonpi
sted cases, as secondary disease, Sc, 40 &c
sn safe, and radical than obaned
other In Amersa- Those who apply ths eecsx
stages Of diseases will be staca By the and rarsty
Of the which 10 often effected IN vary days
parate waiting rooms are provided For treatment ls
address Dor 1852 Poet Ofdea. "
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Also, an assortment Of
RFkDV.MAnE CLOTHING.

Al OF which have hccn purchased at the North
with Cash, and will he scld rheep.
They have taken advantage 81 the visit 10 ito
Norh to observe The Fashions. and arc prepared
70 mike hp 10 The most fashionable st,lr and II
The hrsi mariner. any of the above Goods. Per-
sons furnishing their own Cloth may re ASSURED
that their work Willie done in cquaii good style.
They take this OCCASION 10 renew the rxrres-
sion OF ileir thinks to their many customers for
'h'i past lisTrality; and as they are determine
cd 70 sell cheap. aud TO have ,hcil work executed
~ the hest possible style, they b,re for conti
huanee ~ Their ia'ors. Their prices for work
VII. I've reasonable and suited 10 Inc times.
April |. ~
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- AZ ssEssflff. ksfiEg Ffrusaefaiig t1e1ifl
4 kmssI Is MlHasasusga. p&lels ~ ssgKlce.
e L. slirrs an6 - KlAis GhseusAsui - Sisss.
HnsirE snarse1 iuie ausnsfmenas NlaA Lsass
PuAsshin9 Hoazss e bssssn. Asw lesk. kicA'
srexd. snS Chafarsaan. sad also rngssxd stss xef-
sisrs 81 ~ Agrrs il Mes resk . siien8 DC
Tfaae essrs. Ne = sos psepsred 10 s.ernss 90.
srss fsrm Prin,sx 10 LslwwFy 81 th0uSasd
sslun.ess ard sinesi any wosk puhaishsaia Fog
lsna "a he Unae8 ssalrs wlil = fuFnizhed . o.
arf. A larse as~nrfnseni q Bscks trpf % kas I,
M MI erders faiihftils sn5 punesuslly sstenaez
IL. O11ers ass sespersfslly solicited. Ministers
snd Teachers <eYplxs - fssesaldseoant- be
wia furnish ThrslesicsI. Lissnsy, sSs<aaihe,
TemrsFnect and Mizeflianeous webs % 81
kinds No trash viii le sd. Heerreess. wiih
ne sssnee a. seflss asenss. % Wit every eouh.
II In lie stsse.
SAMUEL. PEARCE. Agent.
lIiIlA,sough. n. O., FEB. ~. THY
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Drugs, Dye Stufs, &c.

LONG & WEBB
f. EEp constantly on hand fan Stock a
~ medicines. Paints, Dye sfHfa,
A'cssUnaery. Sc.. and world insiieahc "A,
iention Of The public 20 The following articles, viz
It'd liy'r OIL, warranted genuine.
Port and Madeira Wine, and French
Brandy. in bottlcs-sold for Medical
use cnly.
Laudanum, Parcgoric,
Extracts, very fine, prepared by P.
Schaei!lin, IIaines & COY
Rhuba,b Root, and fuly.
Gum Arabic, and pulv.
Glue, &c. SC. &c.
March 25ih, 1851. "a
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AND YET THEY GOMEZ

1Ask French Brandy. do. Pon Wine,
TO- Madeira Wine. tor mfeie;noi purros-
g anfg. Herker's Farina. FAR superior 10 Arrow
haai, Lyons Extract a Ginger, Browns ao..
Nliiihcad's Essence Of Mustard, Citrate Of Mag.
nrsIa Husbands Maenesia. Iodidr Cuinia, Bro.
n,ide 81 Iron, Tannatr Of Iron. Tannale Of cui.
mn, salerinale Quinia, loslide Maneanese, Sui
pha'e Manganese, Fcrroc, amaze Quiua, cilras
SuIn'a, AaIthaIinc. rtr. 10 hc found at
THE DRUG STORE.
June 10. 81
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40 h4uEs
r. lie subscriber wauId rcspcetftlss mIe,m !, !.
= eiiizens n HilIslorough and lbe rull;s = :
nerally, thai be has on hand 81 his shop 81 a,s.
Ion street due wesi from The rruri-hors, -:
ely Of excellent Furniture. and ina, h i n,.ss'
cd 10 manufacture, In the lest s,,le. IN .,ir,..
IN his line. such as
BUREAUS. cf Wild Cherry and Wal.
nut.
SlDEEOARDs. or Wild Cherry. WI.
nut. and Maple.
SOFAS, of every STYLE.
BEHSTEADs, of Maple and Gum.
TABLES. of all kinds.
WARDROBES, Portable and Stat;oa.
arv.
COFFINS, from Common to The Re-,
Style, &c. &c.
lie promises thai his work shall be a;,h6,ll,
executed. AMI Al very low prices. and hare, M,
ne will receive due encouragement from ! GENE.
ruus public. s''s'
All kinds Of Timber used in calins, Val
such a. Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Binh and NJ
PIC. VIII be taken in exchange Tor wosk.
Orders frnm distance viii ne shanlfullv =.
eeised and promptly attended 10.
RICHARD MAYO.
-" - ply
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MATERNAL INFLUENCE.

During Texture on popular Eiuralinn
recently delivered. Gov. Briggs lelsies
The following impressive incidenss
Twelve or fifteen years ago I lefl
Washington three or four weeks during
lhe spring. While al home possessed
myself wnh the leilers Of Mr.. Adams
mother. and read ihfm with exceeding In.
iere<t. Remember an expression in one
.uf The letters addressed TO her son. while
yet bay twelve years 81 sge. in Europe
says she. . wonld rather see you land
In your grave Than that you should grow
up a pnIane and graeeIsss boy"
After Friurning 70 Washington. went
over 10 Nj. Adams seal one day and said
10 him.
mir. Adams. hare found OIL uho
maze yon.''
Mhal do You mean I" ssid he.
replied. !. have been reading The
letters uf yoar iaolher.' lf | had spoken
that dear name 10 some liule boy who had
been fur weeks away from bis dear mo-
tier. his eye could mol have flashed more
brightly. or his face 1Iowed more quickly,
than dad The eye and fsre al that rcnera-
BILE old man when pronounced The name
OF his m..iher. lie started up in his pc.
.sGliar manner. and emphaiiealiy said
:. Yei. Mr.. Briggs. all that il good in
me owe 10 my mother"
Oh, wha, testimony was ihal from
This venerable man 10 his mother, WIN
had in liis remembrance all The scenes of
bis manhood! An thai is good in me
! owe 10 my moiher.' Mothers, think
Of This when your brigh, eyed lillle boy is
aboni Won. Mothers may make The firsl
impressions npoh their children. aud ,lose
will be The last 10 be efIac, Il. |
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made of Mahogany, Marble. Cherry Walnut
Birch, and Maple.
lie would invite attention TO his make of Port.
able WARDRO3ES and BEDSTEADS, which
cannot he SURPRISED fos durability ncatness and
convenience.
He would also invite the attention Of all per.
sons wishing TO buy furniture Of any description,
TO give him call before purciasing elsewhere, as
he Intends to sell as low as he ri,i possibly as,
"na his workmcn arc all experienced hands.
~ is now on hand eisht fine Dressing Bu.
resl-. with distinguishes, two China Presses.
two sulehoards, six rlau bureaus, eight CandIe-
stands, one Sofa, AMI one Secretary and Book
case, and Bcdsieads, which he will sell idss.
- Timber tahcn in exchange for Furniture
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple.
SC.
- Persons nj distance. buying Furniture
can have i delivered ~ their doors ensured safe
for less than they can do ID themselves.
lie sciuris his thanks for past favors, and will
be thankful for continuance of public I1alfon.
ssr.
HENRY EVANS
February 4. ~
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Is now receiving a large end
choice Sack Of DRUGS, ME-
DlCiNES, PAINTS, Oils.
DYE SfUFfS, vARNIsH-
II >, PAINT BRUSHES,
SURGICAL. q DENTAL.
ms fissiMEN rs, pERFtF-
merry. TOILET ARrI.
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EI.LATlNE, Lows celebrated Mird.or
Soap, " arcoal Tooth Powders, WY su-
peno, a'''s'es Extracts Of vcrnilIa. Ienen, Roe,
ana b'uer Almonds. Curing Fluid, Bansalire.
romade Divine, WaIerEeld's Yeast Powders,
~afra'''ed good, Flower yascs, si,h msnv oher
Articles. Please call aud see. nj
The DRUG STORE.
Juno 10. J,
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hE subscriber having purchased The God.
oi Laws q Palmer. win soniinne The Mss
eanii'e n.s'ness at the old stand. IIc rlvns
ms Thanks % his customers for pest faso,s. md
n"Ics that by strict attention TO his lus;nesx i.
WI eoniinue 10 receive their eusscm.
]. Nj. PALMER.
October y. "a
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Anessisa,, or EHElrgrm,m efle Ilear,, AT,
ries, Piles, d.. Dc.
] n the pills Two or three times a week In
dosss sufficient to purge freely; and when i
paroNIrin comes m, a teariess use Of slse nil.
must be made; down with six OF eight, aud ii, i
little while repeat the dose; 10 This until The
bowels are strongly pursed. This effected. tle
danger Is over for thai attack. Angina pectoris
aud stone in The gaIl-hLsldcr arc treated n The
same manner; and although considered incuralc
by the medical profession. are rund by the mac
u Drandirth's Pills. Piles are cured hy B.an.
drctlis Pills. In severe attacks The doses must
he full; six of eight for few nights together win
cure the worst cases. Whenever this diSeasc
comes IN The treatment OF other diseases, il il
good sign; use nothing but The pills, and. rs IN
outward application, cold cream Or lard, and make
frequent use Of cold water ideally. Where there
have been pcctorai affections. as asthma. con.
sumption, &c.. perseverance with required with
The pills 10 effect q parnanenl cure. But any
other caarse will assuresils bring on the pcctcra
Affection.
h,cases III DEBILITY. Heokness. irnsfiDgs. De-
efines. Or Consumption apryooekiug, i, will lie
necessary TO commence with small doses. Beo;n
with one pill gaiig 70 bed; next night two hills.
do this alternately for three four days. or long,
"; II 10 alteration iakrs plare. then increase !
pill each night until five Of six pills are used hr,,
decrease by ono pill, down 10 one pill should any
IevcFisli symptoms arise, then take strong doses
until The ieseris reduced. When this is done the
patient may crop down to such doses as their
'wn Judgment shall determine; being careful "a
,ecp The drain upon the impure Lum rs AS these
'rc removed, SO will be their adsanrcn,eut ia
ound health.
d.. DranJreil's Principal CiIice, Sal Broad
vav New York.
CT Agents for The sale Of Brandrcth' i Fills:
y. Heart, Iillsborough.
J. b M'Dade, hapelfill.
g. A. Mehanc. Mason Hall.
4. Miekle q Co., Bingham School.
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HraAS SACRIFICES. - In Eehfiafy.
1850, a chief IN Dukeiown, near Old
Caiabar, Africa. died. and seventeen
tlases were instantly killed and buried
with him. and twelve more were bound
aud dnoned to death, hnl were rescued
il,rongl, the efforts Of Mr.. Anderson, &c
lie United Presbyterian church. :
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Hsw York Importers and Johtsrs.
~s~~~~s-s~~e~w~~~~~~~
FREEMAN. HODGES & Co.
- LibeFty~<tTret,
Ba1sra BsaG4r1s end Assseu=6frfss.
SEAs THE PosT-oFFfcr.
AEM-YgRk.

FHE Fx7s1 fEt<FR
AfW-YGKk.
WYE -. ,.e-;x.~ - ~. $3.50. a.. II.
wv - -. - ii 49, ..s........s -
Ella F.sl.san~l,is F~,~, 80 80 n;ls,nsvx
Go.
A. ye4,<ess,,llv 5nsi,e IN t.,.A prr-h,srr.
$3.50. i. -, -, So ..a 49,. .rs
- inlsfess governs we fsei eenEdfnf eur Goods
.sa rf'ees VII sasues 'aem e sec. isa.eus , -
v sss', ~ cnons - = II. 80 4
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THE ElIIsFoECUcH rTcCEIIR.
UNPUBLISHED WEEKLY
By DENNIS HEARTH e. SON.

FermS.-Two Dollars year, If paid IN ad-
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, il not raid
within Three months; or Three Dollars, ii delayed
until after the expiration Of the year.
no paper will he discontinued until oil arreara-
gesaFe paid, unless Al tic option Of the publishers
Hereafter no paper will be sent TO new sub
oui Of this state unless pay ment is made IN
ADVANCE, Or some person In the state will become
responsible tho editors; and in no case will the
paper be sent TO subscriber out of the state Tor
more than two years without payment.
AnyEHrisENEsTs not exceeding sixteenllnes,
one dollar for Tie first, and twenty-five cents Tor
each subsequent insertion longer encs IN pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five PEI
cent. higher. A deduction Of onc-third will BE-
made to advertisers BY the year.
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~ THE ssb~rsslx,. h..;..
~ naiaed 10 semsse. ssrr. i. .s esss'-
if{ Esnl ahs I.os aow a<<uu,.,s = - s. .
W The ie~n Of Hiia<s.s,a...Is -
No. !. staased st Tie conner q Ksss 80 H. -
streets. The Improvements eon.1ss II s~. sAs
eommalious D~rliisg Hess< xna a ~. - I'D
Out-Heuses, al<o N uf5ee runsrss.s, : =.
street. and eshfr Roses sril.eieni G. a. i VIC
Hadsiien n dozen ho=sslsrs. Oh ~ i, &.sss
n nnisiling Well Of good water. sn5 ~. ! sss
lisaied Gafden. This i anc Of she -, y eus
lots 10 ihe sos .. and admiralty aas,ssa !, ss,,as
convenience ofslese who may u IA IS 4 i. y 'ls
erS. - Ao&fd-
Opposite ihr shovs msniiansd Ios. ets -.
81 from u ~ Wake srsei. IL sneslfr !, ~.
TO. nhrh j. also niIsred fos sale d 49,, ae.
wei adapted 70 cultivation. and hss - !, s,..
dnus s'ahaes and plat Of Lreerne ,srss n.
xuNn. Hani'y
The first Lot viii BE- aid low. ..d a.
menis regulated TO suit The euusen;ener - -
chasefs. Should that be Sold. sbe a.he, i; b.'.
sold on Terms equally rrasonslI~. ~
fensons tesifous Of purchasing viii nle,.s.n
and examine the premises. and In nv 49,.
reference may he made to stephen Moe,s -
Who aili ACT as agent.ler mr.. "
r. II. GRAVES
sas 80 800. "a
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FNS - f.raisslls 4asrnsL
Thss i one uf he pieasantest I'D
most ingsnirss tnings re ever sau,
We think Ne admire lie pyramid mere
in ascending than ia descending IT.:
The PyramId-uy css PtsuraL
ETs - read ssersainsiy. d<sesndsasly. an son-
dessrn8inglyl
Th<rs
Fer arc
Eommsndins.
tTis standing.
Vii sss-iste AR
scblimsly l@irI
rs fams dssiring.
h. heigas AZ mirings
lloaks % Il frem sfsr.
10. every smiling star.
70 rai~e tie pile 70 Hsssen
These hesuseous <son<s are given.
Es<a prayer for truths inspiring light.
Each nsanly Struggle for the right.
Each kindly word 10 cheer lhe lo~fs.
Each axpifssien for The holy.
Each steng senpsaien nohly overcome.
Each clsmofous passion held 10 silence anmb.
A. slow Il slsefh towards the upper Heaven.
Stone after stone unto the mass l. given.
Its base npop The earth. il apex In the skies,
The god mans character 1 pyramid doth fssr.
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DRUG STORE.

DIR. s. u. gcacrI. Tl.Er,l.
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e a gle r o u n d ry.
brown a WILKINSON.


Manufacturer and sIachinlSfs,
a RE ncr FsersFsd 10 DO 81 kinds al Casting
- 10 the very h<zs ard nrasesf nannrr. hss-
ing procured The services Of Northern bird
wotl man. who siands ssrsnd 10 none IN point 81
,kill 10 his profession. ieselhss niih their can
experience ofeighscen years. They Gafsss them
selves. ~ the general satisfaction they have al
ready given. and their sIsse attention 20 business.
10 merit . share q patronage. They tske The
greatest pains In rampoundins thsif metal Cor lhr
sssiens ARTICLES ihey make. consisting of FACTORY
and Mill Gear, Of every description, Plough
Moutss. Pots. Ovens and Lids. I.alhes, Thrrsh-
ing Mathine. siose end Pan Mn Casing; in
FACT, every thing In the foundry line. In their
Machine shop they are prepared aud preparing
10 90 oil kinds Of Machinery Work. Miii Irons.
spir2les. wTought. TUNED and finished Ia HE
nsatess and best manner. Iron Stating, rnllics,
aGd Composition Boxes Of The hest quality. Their
facilities for cutting Screws are interior to none
in this country.
Letters addressed 10 Brown & Wilkinson. nr
either o. lhem. Hillshosoueh. n. G., viii receive
prompt attention.
ALLEN BROWN,
JOHN WILLIAMSON.
February a5. ~
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RERNISG FLUID. LAMPS. FIowEp
VASES. For Sale 4,
THE DRUG STORE
APnls re-
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TO THE LADIES
EAST POW DERs, q fine srtieIc. for sale
THE DRUG STORE.
May ID. So
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ilrrrtixing Rates for The lIilsboroush RcrordtF.

unesdollar per square 10 lines) for the nrt
Insertion, and % cents for ch continuance. De-
iurtIons made In favor Of standing ADVERTISEMENT
as follows:
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u IT,. A G0osI stove. (seconA hand, j
80 suited foi dining room, sitting room
d church, for sale very cheap.
July Ia. %
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Black Doe Skin cassimcrcs.
Pain ditto.
Fancy, Eng. and FIR. ditto.
Tweeds. Linens, and Drab d.Etc.
Fancy SILK and ssarseilles feslines.
Gloves and Silk Handkcrehiefs.
Drawers, Shirts, Crasats, &c.
Fine Dress Hats.
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Spring and Simmer
S SUPPLY.

EEseBgs tARnrGaaaL 4 ter
HAVE just nceiyed q Large and Elegant Az.
softmcni Of Materials for Gentlrmrn's Clio.
thing, AMONG which are lie following:
Superior Black French Eroadclo,h.
" Brown !"
I" Blue
Olive
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lIiIlsamough. \. @, Pes. IS. n.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
TOleratiOn.

We commend the following article, which clip
from the Republic, the organ of the Fillmore admins
raton to the attention of those of wing friends who
the advocates of political toeration who oppo-
sed to making the compromise measures political
and by the way it is not bad reading for of our
Democratic friends. Good may sometimes out Of
Nazareth:
We perceive that some of our northern journals and
northern politicians tolerate" any thing but deci-
ded expression of opinion in favor OF the Compromise
measures of thelast session This is the offence, and
the only one that cannot be tolerated"
Unrestrained liberty OF speech is claimed upon all
other subjects. Men may, without censure, denounce
the Constitution aIrocious bargain" and 'cOm-
pact with hell" They may into The streets, and 10y
seditinus speeches, stimulate the mob treasonabe
resistance to the laws. They may without rebuke,
inammatory letters Abolition conventions de-
nouncng which they had previously pledged
their support. All these things they may do, and t 9
intolerance to censure them.
But when in certain localities begin speak oil
the Union in the true spirit oil union and amIty-when
they recommend acquescence in the Compromise
measures of the last Congress the best settlement that
could under all the circumstances be obtained Tor both
sections of the country and all parties-then orsooh
they are treadng forbidden ground No ''toleratou
is be extended to who preach such doctrines
matter who they are, what portion oil the country they
represent, what public station they may fill Snch
expressions of opinion must be dcued as manifestne
anxiety TO 'save the UniOn'-an anxiety that
be commended only for the doube-tongued use oil
similar expressions by the professors and disciples of the
|. higher law" When Mr. SUMNER denounces the Com
PROMISE and Processes a reverence for the Union ne is
treated with ample celebration" by the same journal
which tolerate" similar professions in Mr. Sec
rotary WEBSTER, or Mr.. Secretary GRAHAM when they
coupled with earnest appeal in favor of the Com
promise
This is certainly the most onesided sort of 'tolera
ton"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1851.
The Election.

The coming election is fraught with more than usual
interest to the Democratic party and to the country
Next Congress will determine whether the compromise
to be sustained, whether the North is
rampe on the Constitution and destroy the vested
rights of the South which them the return OF
their fugitive slaves.
The election for members of the General Assembly, in
view of the almost certain adoption Of the new Consti-
tuition rendered equally important. The most judi
cious and experienced Legislators should be selected
We do not use the word talented because it is word
which is not well defined. The world generally regards
the most eloquent speaker the most talented man.
That this class of men have talents not to be denied
but cur experience has convinced that very often they
than useless legislators. BY their ncessant
talking they delay business, clog the wheels OF egs-
lation and often darken council.
The best Legislators Of head and thought,
men Of clear minds and unbiased Judgment. Men who
know their duty, and dare to do it.
To Democratic friends say let there be union
and harmony and this, there must be
ion and compromise Conventions should settle conflict.
ing claims, and nominations should be sustained. Next
year the great national contest for President and
should be preparing for the conflict by laying
broad and deep the foundation of thorough organza
ton, which enemy overthrow. If we do this we
shall have easy triumph next year; but if by division
suffer defeat friends will be dispirited and
opponents buoyant and elastic with hope will give
battle Let all be forewarncd that they may he
forearmcd.