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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
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eintt oer yocffnuu9 @titbtntoum;
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sQcrQen Sroucrtunet i;brn,
6eutt Stunt unp Gbrtupolmtn,
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Cttb bapaDrt stH y"sp 0t!nutb;
S6 Die Mc9cn tronNcno fbIo9tn
Scr ianft eit Yortt iitht.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
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bcitcn eaOurh sebsiu morotn. ets beilt
Swciula, 8beumatSnL
au4tIclns SbN2he, portudil9t ScltrrNre,
lusCbruul poutsrautbttttn,
sNlrturilbt GfItts, DpspEpfo,
'eebtrbtihrpSreSn, SNbtrrunoen,
&crIiepfuua, 9DalTrIubt,
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Gcniltucn ptrtst uup iElmtr, aub auf Die Sthw6cb:
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biz Gtphsu erreilbt 3ouhuot nne bGrttt tbrs rsIsn
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0roBt Srlbiabrs- uno Sommer'Meobtn.
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8cttd papou 9strautca, UNI ha5 GQittm 3u rESultrsn
une atIe lturttut9ttttn ausSutrstbtn.
Nebmt 9ure Rtucer in Qtt.
Gjat @ottd vOu .. y. ScpniEnp'S Grtrat pen Sars
laparilla rsiniSt oas Splttm clnts &tnotS.
@Cict Die 3eaBmine.
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mjbunGen mriucs Samitenorite5 troRtH 'btr eurb
tnt 8ottct ven sSwntsnOs Sariap9rtla 9Gnsit;b 9s'
uniontowm Saprtse Co., peJ 9ult2, 1850.
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&c sunprn AMI Dem 91Icn battel Surtb ben G}ebraub
elmer 959ttcf Gtbcilr. 5bps. Seao uRN SpGn.
5unru9Spm GaJ SuIi3, 1850.
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miro untr pr9titune pcn Samcs 8. Gbltcn, Gbtntlt
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uuo Srerler unc aaron N6 int in Alsntaun, sins
,iat llnttro9lnttn fir 9sta Gauntn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
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ucn Wi!ltA uno Sdn0tGrit I'M Gin 8tcuttneCS rH:.
m!brt uiro. @5 vtrp natb ltr9n9 Observation-Disclosures
YrjrijY!n WbIrsittt uno wgr YrckiIcr eil69s 2RGrf
tocr onimotlih' Ghcvne ottiom turtIisft piro itd'
pru rsm Stj3iu itttt Ubsrpl0en.
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lbIn 0rontb! TN etr 45ferce, os5 9prnYtebS unV
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li;eren, Gi&temper, etc.
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&C.. 2pctBter in lWItntaun, un0 trt SaufSutcu une
Oru9aiitsn in Nu4tmsinen.
Sttruor 27, 1851. no13
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
9 SrliCfcuz 9EQD(.

glue &niammung Ter Stcdbolter teE
G'eirUftaft, aenOnnt: Der preiIoeut, SScr.
waiter mo Gcmpo9nie fur bic GrriImng
cncr 8vhde ubrr ben Gctba Slug, nabe eeE
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@oRtoufe tcS eli StcdeI. in telaqter
Stott, on 4teu Uugut itfm8, um 2 llbr
glatbmitta9S, fir ten enb5msd einrn preii.
cCntcn vitr GcrwotIcr unb sinsn Shatmei.
fer fir bcia9te SOmpaauic 5u rrmdb!sn, Gle
fur ta5 IauiCnee Sabr bienen follen. Bur
ndmtitbcn 3et miro aud Der Shaemri7n
Zen 3uaono ter bcfa9tsn Gompd9uie psn
IStodbaIttrn pOrIsacu.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
Giu0cfrcrne SSprtc.

RaturfcrIher fanntcn in Sibirien einrn
SoIcoten, Der. mie man fpdtcr crfubr Dor
lO5 Sabren erfrcrm mar. Die Ieeten 8or,
tc, mcIder or Dor irincm Grnarrrn 9eipre
den, poren 9swefen .G5 / 4 verb. E"
OaS @crt erfarb ibm auf Der 3un9e. er
mar bart uno tatt pie Gtsin. ais i'm bic
NaturforIber nab pietsr Mube wieoer aufs
9ttbauet Gattcn, oo Ibstc iib aub bic 9sfror
ne 3ungs uno or te9ann ic9Isib: n....
Il mint ia 1t beute."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

0aets' GbmsrTuftiuIr, 9Rots' usruSf5 G'9cn'
oids eun0cu:Sprup, mttd,
GSumptrt's GBsn pCn Rit6: Gtcdflb bsetbr:ScL
ttrCheu, cunts 9inmtnt,
04ttGr's 8aliam pcn Go. Mcffot's 8ittsrs,
2tn;i 8irlbsn:Yrttera ISapItu.
Srau0rstbs, NaCfats uno onStre ttrdbms YIen, ett.
(t5-5is fue sbeufoHs qoentn fir SdeGe's putrtr,
arematbts puluer, unp fc0snSs RIItjirtn, btt burb
Or. Aefs, Gin Ar;t pcu 30dbri9cr Qraris in Ybttas
SSlphia, bersitst mcrcGn: 6utns uno StldtulfenSp:
rup, Rurmmittt(. RbHmnattbe Odrtur, buittnsubsn,
NuatuwaTr uno 2tu9sniolGt, QRncrcjtsnor crsr
&tl6une6 Roliaur, Or. 8rf'5 6rautsypjIIcn unp Or.
Rris's Qtlt; uro Sttttrialts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

Ginc 8auern 6rau, certn cinSiaer Scb-
tcr cine ti5pcii9c GeiirSabpcienbeit mar
CAB jbrcr Ma9o fOI9cnec 9efcbts : "Ssei
icet ma0it bu aeben Die !0infd meIfen, unO
qudcn ob Die Sub &per 9eIeat baben; uno
ToQ oen Sdu iie iolltsu Dem Sobn Saufen
uno friiibs5 Strob brin9cn." 9is See
audtt Elm pen0 permirrt. gebortte obtr Cen
BsfsbIcn ibrcr Mtilierin nab ibrsm ei8ensu
@utNnnfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
GSriGtDe Sd)dD.

tntsrfbriebere totcn focben rcn glcu
Worf nGaten,. 100 baIbe 8arrcI3 So. !
uno 2 S0DbrcGf Shdo. wsIhe Iie Su ocn
nitcsrftn @reilen perfaufen.
9rss, 9utg uuo 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

Sn ReuW orF miro Gin Tsfcnfnobe &C.
icl9t, Ger rrlt 10 Sabre alt, uuo ttgrit5 I
Sup l0Hs SOU SrOb if,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
9r. g. Se>pnlt,
z aDm>a ar3f,
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Or. Oemalt wunibt odtunqSUou biz
Qufmctlamftit be5 putIifum5 auf Die Sbat,
fade su tentsu, CAP er hcb bIctenb in Be.
Stoct Ulcntaun uieesr9cIafn BAT uno bic,
tct Nusn, Die ion nit ibrer 8unli teebrels
wogtn, nit Gcr9nuAen fcine prCf,fToneuen
SienFt an, cntpcctr in feintr Sffite orer,
menn poratic9tu, in Ger @cbnune Der Qas
ticnten. Seine SffIce finoctman i'm SauIe
cs5 $orn. @cprQc Sejid. SomiItOn Sira6e,
QcQeuuber car G,formjrien STRIDE. Seine
8scin0n8tn iine mdiiia,
Qpyl II HqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
9Se0in1n110en: .

Gubfcription-Gin SbaICr bc5 SobrS.
SefduutmGehuuBsu wrrtn sa btn ttNi9ttn
Yrtku Cin9ertidt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

giibt6 tcf6roet Die 9emetnrhafli;bs Gie-
be mrbr ais Ger scmeinftofui4c 0ouc5-
sisnf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
2l t0tes
patent>OeDi eDi5inen Depot,
SIo.asS GbssnHtItrapc, NbiIacrlpbia.
Scnfins uuO 96atp,

GcnlrHt Htcns:pdnelr uno a9tntcn fir ctn &Utauf rrn
Or. g. .. SrgruruO'6 cri9nGlm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

gpnlp'b gttr0ct Don S0rf0pntllloI
bersfa burtb =. u. G6iltcm @bsmit 9lsufgcrt.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24

prove that the article sold was spirituous
liquor Ex 9
Sec. a. Ali laws or parts Of laws licei:s.
Ing the sale Of spiriluous liquors. which
are inconsistent with the provisions of this
act, be and the same are hereby repealed
Sec. s. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after the first day Of
May, 1854. 49,
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March i2. 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24
Che 20 rta9e 5elltlnel.
VEN Ma. OHIO:
M on aay. March s41issl.
TO the Readers OF the Sentinel.

10 the kea0efS OI INC Dentsuel.
By .. notice. in our advertising columns
it will be seen that the connection Of the
junior publisher Of this paper, Mr.. BATTER.
SON, terminstes with its present number.
This course is rendered necessary by the
feeble state Of his health.
/ Nearly six years have now elapsed since
together we commenced the publication Of
this paper, and from that time to the pres.
ent, none other than the most friendly rela-
tiions have existed between US. We have
ever found him kind and generous COM
panion, and an honest, upright and worthy
citizen. and we part with him as an Office
companion with great reluctance, and shall
ever cherish the most kindly regard for his
memory.
The paper hereafter win be conducted
by me, and in this place deem it unneces-
sary to speak in regard to its future course.
1t has heretofore been our object to aid in
the advancement Of the cause Of Democrat
ic progress, and we shall not in the future
spare our efforts to secure the triumph Of
the principles Of equality and justice.
In efeeting this change, We have incur
ed heavy responsibilities and liabilities; and
may We not confidently look to our friends
and patrons for their aid in discharging
them There are many subscribers upon
our books who have taken the paper for
number Of years and have yet paid us
nothing. May W. net reasonably ask Of
such the prompt payment Of portion, at
least, Of their Indebtedness, that we may be
able to 60 forward hereafter free and un-
embarrassed, and to improve the paper both
in manner and matter?
SAM'L d. HARRIS, Jr.
Ravenna. March %, 1851. ~.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24
whose Is the Victory.

Both the Wbig and Free Soil parties are
rejoicing ossr ,hs election Of Judge Wade
TO the United States Senate, and both seem
70 regard il as triumph of their own par
ty. Judge Wads has long professed 10 be
2 strong advocate Of anti-slavery doctrines,
but atthe last Presidential election, he so
far forgot his attachment to these doctrines
~ to become m enthusiastic advocate Of
the election Of Taylor and Fillmore, whose
administration have bssn= 20 extremely OBJ
snoxious to the Free Soilers, who were not
backward in dsnouncing the Judge for soil
ing bis judicial ermin' by leaving the bench
and taking the stump to advocate the elec.
ton Of slave holder. But after the adop-
ton Of the measures Of adjustment by
Congress, and when the road was open 10
seat in the Senate, he seered around aud
again became the champion Of anti-slavery-
ism, denouneing without stint or measure
Clay, Webster & Co., and the administra-
ton which be had helped to place in power,
and straightway all the errors and short
comings Of the past were blotted out from
the book Of Remembrance, and the lion and
the lamb have lain down quietly together,
and both anlver-greys" aud @wooly-heads"
are shouting over the 'glorious victory But
the allied powers will yet have an accoun.
to settle between them. Their new Senator
cannot serve two masters; be must either
array himself. against the administration
and the Wing party under the banner Of
Seward, or in favor Of it and against the
Free Soilers, under the banner of Clay,
Webster & Co. So, we shall have to wait
a little longer to find out which is the win.
nsr, and then slet those laugh that win"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24
judge OF the Supreme Court.

The election of Hon. RUFus P. RANNEy
as Supreme Judge, will give universal sat.
isfaction. He is man Of the frst order
Of talent, an able Lawyer, and moreover,
firm friend and advocate Of the Rights
Of the People. He was a member Of the
late Constitutional Convention, and in that
body be had no superior; and it is to his
efforts, in q great measure, that the people
are indebted for some of the most radical
provisions embodied in tho new CoEstitu-
ton. .t.a-z..... .-...s.. H..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24

to the pile Of the wealthy, ID takes tbe
mite from the small pistance Of tho poor
Ask the working people who rent houses
in cities, il these things are nos even so.-.
Ask the working man Of the country, who
has felt compelled 70 buy a hons on this
God given earth, from the gresdy land spsc-
ulator ashigh rates, and on Icrsdil, IL lssy
not right. Refer.io yosr own knowledge
and experience of facts, and ] trust that
you Mr.. Editor, and your rsadefs too, will
say, it 10 even %. Before close This boz
leave to say that | use not the terms Of
Shylock and Shaver nor any other phrases
or words as terms Of reproach. l reproach
no man, but seek to improve the practices
Of oil. ] use those words only TO express
my meaning with The more point and
emphasis.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24

The House this afternoon passed a rsso.
luion TO adjourn nns dis on the 2sth, by
an ununi,nous vote; but The Senate, BY a
party vote killed 1t. The wings wani more
time TO f.. up things, to eleclioneer on next
tall. They want more acts granting spei
cial privileges. Mr.Payne told them that
their excuse on resolution Of Tho kind
last week, was that the elections were in
The way. They had iha, no longer. They
want now to get The new tar, Congressien
al apportiontnenr and free bank bills
through. They will prevent IN adjourn.
nsnt 10 long as possible. e.4..sz.-....z-
THE OLD STATE HOUSE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24
NEm Yonx March

From Nsp York Snou Storm. - Las.
night and this morning we were visited BY
a very severe snow storm, and very much
dasaage has been done 10 the North side Of
tliss City. The river has oyera,wn the
Pists at Albany, Washington and Green.
.hEh strcetsr driving d large number Of
aniaies from their houses, who have been
sfSfeed 70 take shelter inlhe Station honses.
The Easterb mail has not arrived, d I'd
fhe aaafksts are dull and unchanged. q
hsss was paid from the U. S. 1'reasu.
~ 1bis morning, 500. 600, being the bal.
sspce ofthe Mexican Indemnity. 's52'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24

WALL S1RKET BAxx ExcfTRMExr.--
A tslsgraphic despatch from Albany statea
thu, al the noies Of tie Lewis County
Bank which weso. presented On Friday
were redeemed. Precisely an opposite
statement was received By the New York
brokers. They consequently declined pur.
chasing. 2 sae
A despatch was also received 1t New,
York announcing that the Hollister Bank
of Buffalo had not and would not fail. z
The failure Of Messrs. Ausiens and Spi
Ger, the auction house is confirmed. Theil
liabilities are supposed BY good judges to b
about 81 ,000, 900, . large part Of which
It is believed, win be ultimately paid.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24

VERY GooD.-Andrew J. Donaldson and
Gen. Robert Armstrong, both well known
to the democracy Of the nation, and old in.
innate friends Of General Jackson, have
purchased out the Washington Union, and
Mr.. Richie retires on the 18th Of April
next. This puts us back to where we
started in the Spring Of ls4s, and the dem.
ocracy may look forward to the healing
Of the wounds Of the last few years. All
bright ahead!-O. Statesmaa. . -
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MlcmloAN WHxAr Cner We are

MICHIGAN WHEAr Ckef, We are in.
formed by gentleman who has lately
passed through many Of the couRties in the
western and southern portions Of Michigan,
that the winter had been quite unfavorable
to wheat, and that the, efops In general
looks quite badly for tho season. In clay.
ey ground il has shove" and exposed the
roots. and the many vicissi.udss and changes
Of the past winter, together with the early
disappearance OF snow, has tended to win.
ter.kill it.-Detroit Adrertiser. '-' ~ '''
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Destructive Fire.
PHILApELrHrA. March ls

I PHILADELPHIA, March 10
During the prevalence Of heavy snow
ssorp, at three o'clock this morning, a ere
broke out in the Assembly Buildings, on
Chestnut street. The loss is roughly esti.
mated at $40. 900. The elegant Panorama
Of the Bible had just been placed there, and
the frst exhibition was 10 take place this
evening. OF couess |, was entirely dss.
troyed. Il was the property Of Mr.. ].
lncos Williams, an artist Of Cincinnati,
who has exhibited /, with great success In
Cincinnati. Baltimore, Washington, and
Boston. He was offered and refused S2o,.
900 for it TWO weeks ago. Il was not in.
sured. He had rented splendid piano
from the manufactory Of Conrad Meyer,
which was also destroyed. s.A'.,'a -
The Assembly Buildings extended from
Ches,nu. 10 George street, and were oecu.
pied by q large number Of tenants in vari.
Gus kinda Of basiness. a.s
- ua AsrFihle Suicides. la
Man cut his throat = another shot hin,
self, and has wife took chioreform
4.,,. RoeHRsrxR. March IL
A man named John Marrett, rssidenl
Of Pitisford, cut his throat yesterday, with
a razor, which put an end to bis life. Iis
left his dwelling early yesterday ,nernins
for the purpose, a. was supposed Of work.
ing on his place. He was NOT again seen
till eigh, o'clock last evening. when his DO.
dy was found about twenty rods from his
house. siiE with his throat cut and stark in
death. Nothing unasual has been noticed
in his manner, except, perhaps. growing
gloom, and fears of coming to want. Hs
was native Of England. and about 81
years old. l., ,r.e. s..,.4.,,
Charles Nc Ysan,a son Of David Mcvean,
ESQ.,, Of Whea,land, committsd suicide by
shooting himself through the heart. last
evening. He was spending the evening a,
mn uncIe's with his wife, when suddenly he
rose, kissed his wife, and drew pistol and
shot himself in the presence Of all in the
room. The moment his wife saw what he
had done, she took bottle Of chloroform
and drank II, and is now in q very danger.
Gus state. The cause Of the rash act 10
said to have been in consequence Of some
difficulty between the father and son, in
relation 10 the division Of some propsrly.-
Much sympathy is manifested for the fami.
ly. .aa4rss. ~ .;5.,. -,s,t5g...-...s, -..,.s
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PHlIApEIrn1s. March is.

Accident to q Church About s o'clock
th.s morning. the Spring Garden Presby-
terrain Church, Rev. John Mcdowell, pas.
isf, corner of Eleventh and w aler streets,
fe1l Mith an awful crash. The immediate
eehse q she disaster was the weight Of
snow which had fallen during the night
No ono injured. The church was erected
sbont years since. and the loss Of the
congregation canno. fall shor, Of $2O, 600
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...z....- : :. :. :. : . -
A an iaducemant. "a nlaos In her p;ant
6ssde shs oriaamh Of dis.piop. win Vir-
sinie aseeot Or rsfase the nraifsr.d Ensign
a treasoni / Tbslievs shs Win spu.u il with
};.isin. Tbs Union sud The sFedersl Con-
s1ifntien-S fnD dear d Virginia 10 81 Cast
iily eNsv. They are ker own ehildren.-E
YEss Wafe dandled "a her kuse ID their
infancy and now that fAty haye arrived at
tls msiuritrsof HercaIean manhood. thew.
win asrsteh JorIk kaheir popsrful arms with
iisr own 70 uphold her honor and vindica,e
her sitht& No-virginia WIN be the
lsst % dssert ihsn. The bones or Wash.
iaston and Jefferson and Madison would
not fsposs aaiesly in thsir honorsd graves,
,fshs wsse 10 MIR and blast their erea,
Lahore Of patfiosic devotion 10 sheir country
and mankind. How does il hspren tina,
South Carolina b the only beacon of light
IN the unionl Who constituted her the
pole star Ia our glorious constellation
Surely Virginia will not confess that her
star Il in ths wane, and that OF. the Palmel-
TO State 10 The ascendant. Virginia, is,
a She has eyer been, her own misirsss,
and Can say 10 South Car olina or 10 any
grumtline State, ssBe s,ill! We want no
family jars; We viii nei,her espou.e your
quarrsls, nor follow your mutlnous exam.
pie. / feel proud to refer 10 the course
Of mn own gallant State, Texas had too
much sronble to enter, the Union, TO be
willing 70 60 out. She knows full well
the evils OF war and of faction fermented
by foreign interests and domestic traitors.
She had enough of separate Independence
70 be- able 10 appreciate the benefits Of The
Union and fraternity. Let who rnoy yeer
cff atier the false lieht Of Seuth Carolina.
Texas will stand by the f,ar of the Union.
and defend all the stars that gem il. with
the same braysry and devotion with which
she clung through 20 many hours Of gloom
and peril 10 the lone banner in which
glittered her own. 5,.--.
il may be asked whether a contingency
uight not arise whe n tho duty every man
ewes 10 the firesidss and bones of his fam.
Inv and friends, would require him 10 sur.
render the Union. Undouh.edly such
sad spectacle might possibly be pressn,ed.
Eross injas,ics. rank oppression, and per.
ssvering tyranny, might produce il, but !
think thai day will never come. 1. has
never yet eomc, and believe Il never will.
Whom II does. If ever, it viii DO . law unto
issslE - II viii have to be met, no. by the
svasiss hypocrisy Of secession, or nullifi.
cation, or sectional convensioos. but in the
hold and manly sp:ra that actuated our "a.
ihers in The revoluiion--that noble snirit