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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

MAR NASSAU To New SHIRT Dealers Families. Hotels
Single Gentlemen nc nc The above Laundry, the most
the United States hiss been perfected great
expense and complete <O dozen pieces al least day
New Shirts, quantity aud every style, done for The
trade wholesale dealers and Broadway StpreS) promptly
and IN The vcy hest Siyio CollaN roned m Troy style
Family clothes purely washed CLEARLY sttched ami eir
gany roued al few hours notice when required Wash
ns aud ruugh drying al two ShncS per dozen peceS, for
those wishing 10 non az home Shrinking of All fabrics Tor
This Laundry combines the following advantages, uniting
economy, comfort and despatch - Travellers and those
leaving the city haste, have their clothes washed and
Oncd the best manner, within three hours No mate
nal used M the Washing Department but pure olive oil
soap and filtered Croton water 1entlemenS shirts arc
done Up equal 10 shTts Slle GcntemenS collars
noned Truy style. Light C'ored panalOnnS and
elegantly lrunrd and polished Articles washed here
wear longer, they carefully handled and all Of
the wash hoard and wungmC py hand entirely avoided
Ladies dresses and all Gnc arcles done M hv an
pcricnccd French aundgcNS STAINS. INK spots. and
ui!d,w removed & The SiIt hands (Or starch bodies,
Broadway and other work. Ut the hest An articles
collected and returned hy carefully protected free
81 charge Apply OF send by m4h - NcwIosk laundr,
rs NpTlCe-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
NEw-HAMPsmRE-The address delivered

NEW AMPsHIRE-Th address delivered
TO the New Hampshire Legislature on Thursday
BIZ Governor DINsNooE, advises a short session,
as there is no very important business TO transact
For the first time in many years the treasury, at
the end of the year, viii be in debt $4,000 This
is owing to the extraordinary expenses of the late
Convention $4,000, the payment OF $1,000 un-
der the militia act, &c. But the ordinary rev.
enues VIII extingulsh this debt III from three TO
five years The Governor advises that the JUS
tees OF the Superior Court be relieved from
part of their labor by the appointment Of Circuit
Justices to hold the Courts of Common Pleas
The State Prison shows surplus Of $1,000 OF
earnings over expenses. An acknowledgment Is
made of the late 'Abiel Chambers bequest Of
S250oO to the Insane Asylum. The Governor
Susians the Fugitive Slave Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

MMNE.-The Legislature of Maine adj
lou-ned Oh Tuesday morning to the second We'd
nesday III January avery stringent bin for the
suppression ofuapling shops passed both Houses
A uill qostponmg the county elections which
would have taken place the coming fal 10 one
year from September. passed Al appropriation
of $4,000 was made for the repair OF the Insane
Hospital $1,000 for the repair of the prison and
buildings connected, $4,000 We're appropriated
tor the State Reform School. Hon. II J. An.
derson, Hon J " Dana, and Henry Carter.
Esq. Were appointed Commissioners 70 axe
charge Of the funds for the repair Of the hospital
Two thousand dollars Were appropriated 70 the
circulation OF documents relating TO the Y A. Il
+ Railroad survey Other appropriations were
made LOT various roads and bridges. Three hun
bred dollars per annUm were allowed TO the Sec.
Feiary OF the Board Of Education, Tor the services
Of clerk. and $500 additional TO the salary Of
the Adjuiant General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

- hODNkk -. -DAkfiN ',AfSlLbD A'D
NM Persons DROwNED--We are panied to Learn
that the schooner :. Maula from ths port with the
Captain, crew and thrce engcrs-liac persons IN
al-werc lost ln the gale oil THURSDAY, May -. The
names are ". =. Denton, Captain Alexander AZ
wood, Mate; Harvey slawsOn Jane. bGderhlh'
Philip kinsley. and = Wechman, name not known,
were hands
The passengers were VIM Bunch, mulatio rom
Nanstec, one Other 'he name not AnO"n ahI i1oD''
Myers, Of CoycrVlle, Delaware County, y. -
bound 10 ManlStee. lie iei Congress Hal IN thls
CITY, where his name is recorded A. above, Tor MAJ
lstee, IN Michigan, on the 2lst Of May last
Oithe remainder ofthe persons W. nave not learner
anything definite
The Marvin was lying bottom upward, with her
bow nearly drawn under by her anchor Her mSIS
both broke of and lying alongside Of her her stern
out sufficient to expose her name NOthihg c"hiuO0
discovered OF any Of her crew or passenger
II supposed The gale struck her While The haais
were down to supper and WITH such violence a. 20
break OF both masts and capsize her before they con
get duty and no doubt entertained that they al
found watery grave. The Captain ~as young
man IN his 18th year Of much promise
(Racine (Wls) Aty.. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

ShawlS offered THIS season are now selling At G. VI Bo-
Dimes 323 Grand-St conner of Orchard where Dee
found the best assortment of Dress Goods the civ
PLAN, Chaugcahe, Fsurtd striped and CHINA Sks You
lard Silks Poplns, SIN and Linen Goods, Tissues, Gfcna
Dimes Barcges Barge De Lan,. PRINTED MuSinS Lawns,
and JaconeS. Black Silks BlacA aud Blue NatcIed SlNS,
Black SILK ShawlS Palm Leaf Cashmere Shavls, Niscito
NntllaS PaaSuls Gents and BofS Summer wear ln
every variety. Calcocs. Glnghams, ChamhrayS and all
Kinds NJ Domestic Goods 20 per cent less than the market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

Providence, Friday, June 9.
Three failures are announced this week
among the upper ten. One Of the parties Was an
endorser for the others seyeraly to the amount OF
100000 and s3O.OCO-in al 100000
The removal Of the Post-Ofiice 70 the Nalleti
Buildings has not yet taken place, but Is determined
upon and Will De effected soon, without regard 10
the repeated Inconsistencies Of oar business com
munlty.
Our City Fathers appropriated on the % inst.
$500 10 BE- expended IA gun-pONder and bell-rng-
ing. This sum would have raised a neat monument
over the obscure and nsgiecfed grave OF Roger WI
iams
The Franklin Lyccum has, Tor a series u years,
Introduced 10 the Providence public some Of the
most eminent men IN the country, such ~ John
Quincy Adams, Daniel Webster, Gen. Gaa, AID 9th
eTs. 4 committee IL now lu the field securing a
limited number Of lecturers for the coming season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
For California.
O'clock

We ,b,u issue on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING tn, Tr.Isss for CaItorH'a Oregon and the
.Sa.ssseA Islssds Il viii contain all the Latest
Foreign and Domestic News City News, Money
anu Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies OF this paper VIII
ple,se leave their orders early this morning.
Price. single numbers, slXpence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

INFAMOUS OrrRAGE.-We are informed
h, n gentleman from the country thai Rev. William
Johnson officiating Episcopal minister al Tuscaloosa,
while on recent visit 10 LcwndeS county was
wavlaid near the residence o. Col. X. z AcCoId BY
two Young men named Ous RuSh anu Juusoh N9Sl''
Am beaten M severely with clubs that his life IS deS-
paired of BY his attending physician Dr. Paul Lee,
ThiS infamous attack on beloved munster OIL the
Episcopal Church-one who stands next to BISHOP
Cobbs himself in the opinion OF the dloceSe-waS
nrompted. II is surmised. Nv an old grudge that had
lis origin many wears since when these young men
were members Of a school, in LOwndeS County oil
which Mr. johnson was The principal.
Mobile Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
rn. Id C. GRENELL's NEw-YoRK DAGuER-

EyAr GALLERY at the Ahambra building 557 $50 Broad
way formerly occupied by Nbo now open for the re-
septOn Of the public expense has been spared III making
one Of the perfect establishments " the KIND IN the
world with thorough knowledge ofeyery Improvement the
Art has attained and operators of long experience ana s-
,eror talent employed enables the proprietor 70 warrant
every picture equal any taken IN this country The SKY
light which is arranged upon new plan, IS superior 70
many and surpassed by none The public rely per
f.ct faction both with regard 10 quality and price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

INDlANA-SCHUYLER CoLFAX. Esq. the
able Editor of the South Bind Register, Is the
Wing candidate for Congress in the IXth District
of Indiana. Mr.. Colfax is true Wing, VINO has
done the State service as Editor and member Of
the State Constitutional Convention, and II elect.
ed the People of the lXth District VIII find in
hlm an able champion Of their rights and m
forests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
KILLED BYAy Ox.-Nrs. Hose. Of Rhine

beck. Who Vas Knocked down by mad OK on
Nnth-ay, Monday last. died on Friday glt At
the residence of her son. Peter :. Hose, Of Twenty
slxth-st. near Tenih-dy, from the injuries she had
received. The OK belonged % samuel Dawson Of
Brooklyn. - no had. few hours previous, purchased
i al Bulls-head. and was driving him home, when Ae
became enraged. broke the rope and severely injured
two others beside Mrs Hose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEv.YoRK, MONDAY. JUNE .. 1851.
For Europe.

The next number Of T1s Tribune for Er'peaH
Cra1ss..n will be issued TO MORROW MORN
ING at o'clock. It will contain all the latest
news up to tn. time Of going to press. Inc
Canada .sils from Boston on Wednesday. at Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
AccIDRYrs.-A boy named Smith, W

ACCIDENTS. A boy named Smith. who
resides with MS parents at 29l Bleeckersl while fly
ing KITE from the roof Of No 295 same street dccl-
IDENTITY caught his foot IN hole and stumbled, and
fell through the skyght 10 the second floor. He was
taken home very dangerously injured
4 lad about II years Of age on saturday evening,
while PLAYING in a new building IN SullIvan-st fell
from ladder and taken 10 his residence IN the
same street seriously injured.
\ man named Adam Huber, On Saturday afternoon,
fell through the second-stOry window Of house No
249 Dlysion-st. He struck upon the pavement Ia
front Of the dwelling and taken 20 the City Hos
ptal with a broken leg and other lnterna. injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

~ Stair Carpets arc now sold at aston
ishng low prices At ~ Bowery, HIRAM ANDERsoNS Beau
nfu pattern OF Venetian STAR Carpets o. 5 and Is per
ward Three-ply STAR Carpets, A. . and 6S Tapestry
sar Carpet Gs Brussels STAR Carpet Be- - per cent less
than can be found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
lg' VILLAGE OF Morr HAVEN, Manor o

AIorrisanin on the Harlem IhVerLOts 50 feet by loO
on the beautiful village grade between the middle avenue
and Post Road and between the DISTRICT School House and
River This village possesses advantages not 10 be found
elsewhere because II the point tnat the city of Newfork
"a rapidly approaching and which, brief period, It must
see because has the hest week day accommodations of
an, railroad depot the United States because II can DO
reached b persons dong business above the Park
with facility than point OF tho Island OF New York
morning cars down al and evening cars up at o. the
wear rOundare So per less than cents passage
because Il has actually enjoyed these facilities for years
because tho purchaser will not have 70 live until he becomes
silver grey" depending upon railroads depoiS' steam
boats plank roads stages &C which etSt only IN antc
PATTON" bird IN the hand" &c Apply 10 NJ ID. VAN
DoREN at the office Mott Haven Depot on arrival OF cars
daily, Except Sunday,) or J l.. MOrr, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

- VT NaNF 50 OIttn htaru our CltlEenS
eNrc>s The desire Of eonS relieved nom eIorhant city
rents, that We take pleasure telling them that their wish
- can oe computed VITA n they choose - embrace the
Portuniy offered b, NJ FLAhNSG Of NoOSterst who has
selected number u eesuufu situations where any one
Who would have nechold al moderate prco may secure
ese. We must cisrsnd The Iudsscu; u NJ. ~ ANNER
10 The chace ocaees hV has made Wemav among some
81 them cnulncfate NRon'own situated on the Hudson
RIVER Railroad oNpo-rs flcrni,1t within half mile nj
tnsS and three s0ies aSe Yonker> FOr those who
home hs SOgud. a beautiful Ss-atfou
gort, on flUShns Bav and half mile from FlzShng For
tne eligible residences m tie immediate vcinitv nf the
know OF none desirable Anv who desire a
residence more inland eud 80 HickSve oa Inc
Long Island Railroad. whore half aote of choce land
nav De obtained for eCy 81 OF the many fine lo,a
sons OF land that Mr. FLINNN1 EaA made choice o. We
speak 1T these most prominent Al who desire anv ia
formation advised &C. rsN on Mr. ELANNER. 225 Nos>-
t,r-Sf where maps and All nssssSary information NAV Dee
obtained lea -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

q Hon. W. H. SEWARD arrived yester-
teriay the Mayf0wer, to take part in the defense
OF the alleged Railroad cOnsplratorS which tr1al
commences this morning lDetrOIi Adv. Sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
A PARAGRAPH TO KEEP.-It will be a

snT Of gOdsend hundreds Of readers 10 know where
they produce shsrt notice, and with the absolute
certainty Of securing perfect and elegant D supply ~
well made Shirts at far prices We can supply the m
lsrnaiion Nv naming GREENS Furnishing Establishment
AsiOr House where every kind Of Undertaking, &c for
gentlemen, can be obtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

IL Canton MATING at low


the ten viii SAY. Give the Museum oar opinion
regard to tins establishment Is that cannO! b SUPPRESSED
~ Canton Mating at low prices at 80
Bewefv, HIRAM ANpESsOss enc yard 10 one and half
vHrd WIDE white and checked OF superior quality Floor
Od Cloths, IS and a. per ward, two yards WIDE English
Floor Oh Cloths e.sht yards wide of new and splendid ia
poStry and Chlntz 641ros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
" The attention of Mechanics and

" The attention OF Mechanics and
others dcsrouS of obtaining suburban building sites IN the
model village Of MoTnsana. invited to the announcement
another column of the proposed distribution and sale o
Major Lowry and now Tor the first time offered Tor
sale THIS property considered TO be tho finest building
ground WcstcheStoT County, and Immediately adjacent
the depot Of the Harlem Railroad a, the Upper Village
Of loTriAania
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

DEATH BY DRowNING. The Coroner on
Saturday held an inquest at No Nyack-pace upon
the body Of San'l. {. Calhoun, a boy nme years Of
age Who accidentally fell into the water al the foot
II Bank-,t, ana was drowned before assistance
could reach hIa. Verde, accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

cvv1s's WApM WgATHsR STocK.-The

GENIN's WARN WEATHER STOCK ne
.eason suggests the necessity for light hat Ergo II IS
go ot III season 10 suggest that AZ CENNs III br2an"'
a,s n A stock OF Summer Hats comprehending every
So in The trade IN this branch Of art beside several
.~,SInai Fashions peculiarly bus The OBNIN ROCKY
Nonntan Beaver OT many years faVone) Is ths season
g. most elegant and dashng affair he has ever brought
a The following list yves idea Of the extent VI his
ss.taeat although docs not by any means include the
Rocky Mountain slvery Beaver.
White BrDsh,
Silver Brush,
French Gray Beaver.
French Felt (whte and drab.)
snow-whIie PaaaulaS.
Leghon,
Dunstabls,
Diamond Brad
Rice Straw,
China Pesr,
These are ali or near all modelled after GEsfr's de-
s hut As he recognises the right Of every body TO no
.gn.I his workmss are all times prepared % execute
az designs which may b. supposed elegant or becoming
GENs, ga Broadway, opposite ST Paul's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

70 Two of the best newspapers in the
British West Indies Morning Journal IN Jamaica
and the Wet Indian in BarbadOes, are owned and
edited BY gentlemen Of color.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

~ The Cars for the Excursion To West
Mount Vernon OIunts Brdgel will leave the City Hall
TINS MORNING az 10 o'clock. with fns Band Of Muse 10
the afternoon Fare for tho Excursion. 81 cauS
large number respectable families intend 90 take
thus opportunity the lands s0ou 10 be divided among
the members of the ICutom9 Homestead Association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
CITY ITEMS.

~ If this is June, we should like to see
some evidence of it. Such dark, cold forbidding
weather as visited US Yesterday and Saturday, is a
SANDER on the reputation of the fareSt. brightest
breeziest month OF the year. This black array Of
clouds, streaming in funeral procession across the
sky, and this raw, benumbing wind, direct from the
fogs Of Newfoundland so loosen ones nerves from
their proper tension, that his spirits make doleful
music Here Is the soul of November made clearly
manifest but nothing OF the Jocund spirit OF June.
At night this IS peculiarly pleasant when II IS mild
and murky overhead and sloppy under foot, and the
City lamps are not lighted, because, alas the alma
nae says the moon shines, and the creiulouS City
authorities hink It is true
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

HIGHWAY ROBBERY An individual nam
FL John Murphy Yesterday called At the Nineteenth
Ward Police Station and stated that on Thursday
night last while walking In the slfthay near Forty.
oeth-st he was assaulted knocked down and robbed
Of $50 which ne mad few hours previous drawn
from the Savings Bank. The roboer escaped at the
time and has not been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

''EhIoOo -AOOlDENl BY IhE DOhAllN" W
CANNoS.-A man named Peter Games, While IN the
act Of hnng salute for the departure Of the steamer
Bainc.' was mangled m q shocking manner by the
bursting Of the gun lie taken % drug store IN
tie vicinity Of the PhJnix dock, and thence % his
place Of residence
Found DROWNED The body OF an I'M
known woman Was found drowned yesterday Siter-
day afternoon IN marsh at the foot OF Ninetythlri
-, East River. The deceased was dressed IN dark
spotted calico frOck heavy peggei shoes and cotton
cheInise. An inquest will be held on the body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

SUSPICION or GRAND LARCRNY.-A man
calling himself John DOlan was yesterday arrested
by an officer Of the Sixteenth Ward Police on susp-
cion Of having stolen watch and $50 bank bill,
the property Of Lawrence Nolan, residing IN the
Seventh-av The accused was held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

~ English Imperial Three-ply Carpet
ing Of new Spuus STYLES The most eespt patterns ever
efer,d m ths market At - Bo~ery HiENN ANOgRSoNS
The celebrated largest Sud ehes?es, Capef ES'h>ameat
ia the United States Thrse N Carpets, Is = aad g
per ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

THE New COSTUME AGAIN.-There is
no mitakiIg that there Is a very general interest
felt IN the community upon the subject Of the New
Dress, and appears still to be upon the increase
This was made evident by the crowded attendance
At the lecture Of Mrs E Cakes Smith last week
Another lecture It will be seen, Is advertised for the
present Wednesday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

~ FOwLERs d WELLS. PhrenologistS
Ial Pahlshess Cl.on Nan Isl Nassansi near N. Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
Failures in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Remov-
al Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the
Fourth-The Franklin Lyceum.

COucspOndence OF The Tribune.
PRnrlnENcE Friday. Jnnc 9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

y The U. S Surveying schooner Mad
ison arrived at this port yesterday. She has been
employed for the past two months the South shore
Of Long Island in the survey Of that portion Of our
coast, which Is now nearly completed. The follow
ing Is a list OF her officers:
Lielfenant Comaaadng-M Maxwell Woodruff.
Lte1Henant-R. A Barnett
Actng Mastr-fiOward Murch
Passed MidshiPaneR-C II Bier and William Van
Wyck.
Assst0Rt Surrev0r-S :. COWeS.
IrqughfsrRGn-J Il. Barker.
Pllof-B Edwards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

Who REPRINTS
That nNy ceais
Eor INoN'> powder pays
HsTmng uo man.
Child or woman.
Ever, tnS-lf-cu re u Slays.
4 ga Broadway 80 tD<W'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

~ The Emigrant Commissioners have
removed Dr. F Campbell stewart from the Superin-
tendence of the Marine Hospital Quarantine, and
appointed Dr. Doane in has place This restores the
control OF the Quarantine Ground 70 Tho Health
Officer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
AnnIrAL or rnr STEAMSHIP USIOS. v

ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP " UsIos. -
The steamship Union. Capt. Thos ; Budd. arrived
from New Orleans at O'Clock last eyening-maAing
the passage from Bar to Bar INSIDE OF SIR dHys' ahd
sl- days and TN hours from wharf to wharf. She
brings full complement Of passengers, whose names
viii be found IN another coiumn-some freight anu
specie We are indebted TO the PurSer, and our
friends of the Pcdyuns and DsRa for papers OF the
lSt INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ LEARr q Co, LEADERS and miro TO
49,, ~ 1.sb,oa for Gsa;smens Hats J. anu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-04

disguise the portentous difficulties in the way of
adequate remedy TO the great and growing disease;
but what cannot shut my eyes on Ia, that while II
lasts, II must still contiRue IN addition TO the actual
amount OF suffering and wrong which II entails on
the ensiaved TO operate with terrible reaction on
the dominant class; 10 blunt the moral sense; 10 sap
domestic virtue, 10 degrade independent industry;
10 check the onward march of enterprise; TO SOW
the seeds of suspicion, alarm, and vengeance in
both internal and external intercourse; TO distract
the national councils; 10 threaten the permanence
of the Union; and 10 leave a brand, a byword. and
a jest upon the name of freedom Cloud applause.
Having thus endeavored, without consciousness OF
anything misstated or exaggerated, though ofmuch
that Is wanting and incomplete on either side, TO
sum up the good and the bad, leave my hearers
TO draw their own conclusions from the whole.
There are large materials both for approval and
attack-ample grounds both for hope and fear.
Causes are occasionally at work which almost
appear TO portend disruption OF the federal
Union; al the same time, strong sentiment OF
pride about il, arising partly from an honest pat
rotsm, partly from feeling of competency IN
It's very size and extent, may tend indefinitely to
postpone any such pre- gnalt results; but whatever
may be the solution OF that question, whatever the
issue of the future destinies assigned to the great
American republic, II is impossible 10 have con-
tempated her extent, her resources, the race tnat
has mainly peopled her. the institutions she mas de-
rived or originated, the liberty which has been
their life blood, the industry which has been their
offspring and the free gospel which has been pub
lshed on her wide plains, and waited by her
thousand streams, without nourshing the belief
and the hope that il is reserved for her 10 do much,
in the coming generations, for the good of man
and the glory of God. The noble lord resumed
his al amidst loud and Icing continued applause