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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

Tua ErroEu S.uooL.--Tlc rcIort Of the
Comm.,,lou,r, lGu,,. Anderson and Dana
and VIZ. Clue,.l Dt ihc establishment, Of a
Stale Reform school, is Available aud inter-
,,uu. ducumcu, Il show, iac Proriicab.lny
and Importance oi such an institution, and
tIai iho experiment, wherever II has been
tired, las proved ,gcccssill. We are glad
ihc s1peruirldeuce Of the enterprise ha, been
committed to 80 good and faithful hands. II
wall prove not only bIes,.u. To the reformed
bot on honor, aud a pccuuiary as well as NOR
al bench, to tine State for the expense Of re-
Turning Ju,eaIe offenders, as preventing their
brcom.1s hardened criminals, Is nothing COM
pared 20 the expense OF crime.
The Legislature has made an appropriation
for the Reform School, and also for the Insane
Hospital The Commissioners OF the Reform
School, are ap ,oin,ed to SxPend the aPProPn.
alton for the Hospital. The bill, rejected on
Saturday, 10 extend the time Of the present
County officers, whose term Of service expire
this year, one year, was bruugh, up again,
and passed "a concurrence with the Senate.
Amer a session OF tweniy-one days, the
Legislature adjourned, on Tuesday last, to the
fret "Wednesday OF January next The ses-
sloa has been well improved, and a great
amount Of business for the time has been &C.
complIshed. rs two sessions were deiermin-
Cd upon. it was certainly advisable to adjourn
al an easly day, to make sure Of one short
session..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06
TAKE A NEWSPAPER.

The new postage law goes into operation
on the frs, Of July, and !, offers additional
encouragement, TO the wider circulation Of the
Weekly Parcp.
To any pant Of the county whore a weekly
paper is published, !, goes free Of postage.
For any distance out Of the county, and no,
over fifty miles, the postage will be but .ho'
ocnn every three months.
For any distance over fly and not exceed
ing three hundred miles, Ten osHi' every three
months.
For any distance over three hundred and
no, exceeding one thousand miles, yhiiocH
oSni' quarterly.
The above reduction, i, will be seen, com
pared With former rates, j. important,
The Democrat can now he sen, to any resi-
dent Of Oxford County rErr, and to any part
Of tho State a, a greatly reduced rate ofPos''
age,
Every family in Maine ourh, 10 have q
newspaper, and the object Of Congress In
passing the law was 10 promote the circula'
ton Of this class v periodical reading No
householder does MS whole duty to those
committed to his charge, who does not pro
vide them with one Of these pictures Of the
moving world IN mloia,irc.
We confidently ANTICIPATE, under the op"r'
alton Of this new law, a greatly increased
subscription IT., to the Democrat. Every
democra, cugh, to take 1t, Who can Afford to
Do so-and Who canno,' Our lnPcr will no,
only continue TO advocate the principles Of the
rocI old national republican party, but It will
also bc. rs u has been, a reflex Of the cur.
rent events Of the day-in short family pa
pr.
Those Who wish 10 commence With the first
number IN July under this generous deduction
nv Coocrcs, of abou, twenty five per cent, ATE
requested to send IN their names early, 81
tina, We may b. able 10 estimate the increased
edition We shall pa, to press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

NV YoRE The canal enlargement can.
didaies are chosen in the 9Th, 10Th, i0ih, 20lh,
2lst aud 25,h districts. The candidate de-
Cca,ed in the 25lh district is Henry u. Stan
ton. The successful candidate in The 2ls, is
Caleb Lyon, independent Democrat All
along the line OF the canal the enlargement
candidates have heavy majorities. 10 the 1T
district, W. II. Brown, democrat, is ro-elcci.
ed. Ia the 9th dis.rie, Jas. c. Curiiss, dem.
ocrat. Is reelected.
Tho Journal uf Commerce says: a few
returns from other districts along the Canal
are favorable to the wings, This was to be
expected. The expenditure of $4,000, 900
or $40, 900 900 in the course OF three years,
whether constitutional ar not, will afford fine
pickings To somebody"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06
GOLD IN MAINE 4!

"For wear OF too past, gold has bccn OBJ.
tanned iu l-oSrr Canada, near the houndar,
Maine. Thcprncipal mines are on the north
branchr, OF the Chaud.orr r,cr.
The gold here D., found IN the aniorgn,cI
10 small PARTICLES, ard no considerable guam,
,ry had ever bccn ob,aincc. OF late, reports
orrrraicr abundance Of The metal have pre-
vailed, and IT newly discovered localities.
D. T.. Logan, E.q. Provincial Geolocisi
spcnt much time last year, To- examining III,
geological formations on both sides Of III,
Chaud.erc, and seven different place, were
tried by him, and gold found in five Of them
Gold has al,o been discovered. II j. s7id, ir
the upper part of Somerset county. MrGur,
Of Scion, who has spent some time 90 Cali.
iania. wishing To satisfy himself in rcgar
to the finding II gold, lett Monday morning
and returned al night, with several piece, o
pure gold, which he took from a stream 10
Moscow. with his own hands"
The Skowhegan Clanon says eve have
been shown a specimen, taken out hy jane
WhoriT, Of Madison, weighing Is grains
and worth about - cents We are Informed
by Mr.. lIussey, the stage driver, tina, SON,
10 more pieces, about the sire Of kernel. d
wheat, were taken out on Saturday morning
last. Many are already hocking to the new
found - III Dorado
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

=" National Monument is the name OF a
new paper just issied a, Washington, the
frs, number Of which We have received. 1t
is to be a weekly Journal, Published under
the sanction OF the Washington National
Monumen, Society. The Prospectus says
that
The Mouumen, will be published Tor the
express and the sole purpose Of aiding in the
erection Of the noble column now rising on
the bank Of the Potomac, in honor Of the Fa.
Their Of hi, country, and which every one who
reueraies the memory Of Washington would
rejoice to sec completed"
The second number will he issued on the
I'd day Of August, after which time, If there
be sufficient encouragement, (Of that there is
no reason to doubt,) il will be published re-
gularly. II is to be edited and published by
James c. Pickett, Esq., who-judeing from
the present number--is amply qualified for
the task. The articles are very able, and the
typographical appearance neat. Subscription
two dollars year, payable in advance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06
MN Nnrk. MAN ~.

NTW nNh, NAV ~
Naval lSrrLuorNcr, Sc -Ad,lcrs to
the I'D inst. have been received from hey
West The 4. :. Steamer sannac arrived
there on the morning oi the ed, from la.
,ana. and the Albany was expected the next
day The sloop Of war Decatur was spoken
oil Havana.
The lIe,Lel is making a reconnaissance oi
Bocca Grande Passage, fifteen miles from hey
West, where is said To BE- a channel tor ships,
that will save $50 miles IN the passage from
here tn New Orleans.
Col. T.. ID. Baker has arrived at Peru, aud
Is 50 very III with he ChiPrrs lc,c, that his
life is d,.paucd Of.
Ia the Methods, Church ease, nov outrlal
IN this city. Hon Rcycrdy Johusno concluded
his argument, to-day, Tor the Southern
Church. Al about o'clock, towards the
close. the learned counsel was very eloquent,
and was listened to with the greatest a,len'
ton by a crowded audience. I'd 70 Boston
papers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

\ new penny daily, called the " Portland
Daily Journal has been started IN Portland,
the irslnumber Of which has jus, reached Us.
10 his slluta,ory the editor remarks tina, the
rhier merI, OF the paper shall lay in It's iOsal
character - no, merely concerning Portland,
but IN regard to the whole state and to this
end intends TO secure that various intelligence
from the interior, which now seeks an cutie,
through other and more distant channels. In
politics, j, is neutral. Edited by 5. Fwel.
more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

Legislative Record for future reference.
Noah Prince u Oxford, President Of the
Senate.
Albert II. Small Of Newry, Secretary Of
the Senate.
George p. Scwall Of oldiOwu, Speaker Of
the House.
Edmund W. Flses Of Eas, cOrin,h, Clerk.
CouSciLLoRs.
Leaudcr Valentine, westbrOOk, Cumber'
land County.
John Babson, wiscasset, Lincoln Co.
Robinson Palmer, Perry, Washington Co
Simeon SIroui, Limiugiou, York Go.
Samuel r. lIelsoy, Bangor, Penohscoi Co.
Adams Treat, Frankfort, Waldo Go.
Darius Howard. Phillips, Franklin Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

Qua PAPrR.-we occasionally hear Of In-
stances where subscribers do not receive their
papers in due season. Our patrons may be
assured that their papers are regularly and
scasonably mailed-and IL any hil to receive
II, We will endca,Or to find out the cause, and
Apply the remedy.
Tho following from the Portland Argus
is precisely adapted to our meridian, substi'
,u,ing DemOcra, for Argus, aud Oxford for
'Cumh,tland
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

Back Cow DEror.-An arrangement. al.
tering the place Of arrival and departure Of
one Of the trains between here and Boston. IS
announced TO take effect after Monday The
train arriving here from Boston at O'Clock,
p. 81, will come .n 10 the Back Cove dcpo',
and will start lrom the sapo place hr Boston,
At O'Clock neat morning. By this means
the train arriving at ) ,. =. will nut Interfere
with the train going out at nearly ihe sane
limc-lhe latter being some,sla, irregular ou
account oriis connection with the s,,ln bpli.
-Po1igad iSrcrfisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

Tnr PEBDNr og tina Sr,Ur-A r1r,
responder, II the ArguI. writing from Au.
rusla, 18th, pays Mr. Prince, the Prcsi1ra,
Of the senate, the following unique, AMI meg.
tied compliment '-
THE Presidential mantle ha, fllcn upon
a worthy Son of ONlord-onc Of that race Of
"bears" whose hug yqucrzrs the life out of
federalism 10 that region Once a year, or a. of
lru o, lh- blllo, box J, open.
W.. Passes 90 taking the chair made 4,
PLAIN, practical speech, brief anil To doe point,
IIr d. q plain straight iorWarI man, one Of the
hlrd.fsicI ycomauU-tctng practical farm.
a. The democracy OF Oxford have a worthy
representative To- him bot they know N.
ho, M we'll by experience" llat il I' almost u1,
necessary Ter mc 60 speak It b., even 90 ta.,
brief way. Il ir.-r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06
The Governor accused o! FslsehoOd
and SANDER.

H. commenting upon the Governors Mes
,lrc, the Portland lululrcr .ays
The charge which he makes both by icrms
aud implications, agaius, the opponents OF the
fugitive law is, tia, 81 couHsiHg fcroRs ~
ugea-r % u, ,ic wi0n. We respectfully At.
firm tbs to he falls. ia whole and IN part,
,llsapous accusation without evidence or JUS
ufcanon. Ia State aud local couculions,by
the press and publlc addresses, this class ct
persons have advocated other views, and Te'
pudia,cd. To the extent Of their power, those
With which the Governor nov charges them.
i such a charge then rghti Is 1t falr' We
appeal to society IN behalf Of the large aud
best portion Of The people Of the State"
Now to say nothing ol ,he Inquirer Of the
iorc,blc rescue OF one fugitive IN Boston, and
Of the aliemp, to rescue another, the follow.
ing will enable the reader 10 determine who
Is the la- and ,'ladrrr, the Governor or Mr..
Wiley.
The ar,, quotation d, from an abo'i'iouis'
sermon by Rev. Charles Bsreher, the second
irom the Boston Commonwealth, as reported
ilom a rgceu, speech Of Mr. Pafker's, for thai,
IapJr Many o,hcn ola Ike character might
be u7ulyd
"D,oJcy this law II you have ever
dreamed OF o5eyas q, repent before God, ani
ask bis forgiveness" II a fugitive claim
your help on bis journey, irtal "a, la,c and
CIV, O, lo hun. The law is broken - thor.
oyebl, Jy E5,roiy aiding h.s ESCAPE, a. d.
rr.lv. cor both are penal Therefore break
the IaW, aui help ham on hrs way, d'r'ciiy II
sou can, ,gsio,oily Il you must. Feed hlm,
cIu,hs hun, hlrJo, him, by DAY and b. night,
and CONCEAL Arm from Li' rurusrs, aud from
,h1 officer, Of the law. Ii YOU are summon.
81 io aid 90 Do, capture, refuse 20 Obey. II
you ara caum1atcd by the officer to lay hands
ou ,ar i,-.a,c, decline to comply, rather, II
possible, f.ia,g ~ offer, It YOU conveniently
can, v.tog, ,uluy Co lbs person, until The
victim . clean gone"
Rev. Nj Parker OF Boston, had to thank
lhe last two brothers fur their councils, bu,
BE- could remember occasions when ouly mere
speculative and theological, uo, practical dit-
terrucrs existed, and when non.inicrfrrcnce
arib.leCin integrity wsrr needed, and II was
Al n. -. Il g.. ..........f tI..f4, "A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06
EvTA,,,li,,Asr, q lhi. psp,r Asr,oy anuouno'

EE-TAs pUlli,Asrs q the PsP,I hetsoy announes
the ad,a,s, "A, rus. 17hoss having nolicss ofder.
ed b, the Csurt 4 PrCtsts. 10 D. publ,hsj in The
ONE,fd psuoer1t, ars pspsetialN requested ~ set
te IN. .ans Nth ths Rsg'sist At the time the 20
tice !. og,les,i The !. the Tuls adaptsd ~ ether
Csvs,is.: ard Il .a,,, the trcvlls a'd s>r'n'e Of
kr,rirr 6.,l.. al cincr,irg. anl avoids The ni's
,akss that scr,st,ss vccvf y BE-. ihe s,sti's'sg -
,hars,d. arI Taii al disr,n, iinc' 10 dine,n' in'
dviiml
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06
Members of Congress Elect Entitled to
Frank.
Frank.
Posr orricr DrrArRNrSr. !

Posr OFFicE DEPARTMENT,
appointment oGoe, May 20, 1851.
SR-Your letter of the 18th inst. has been
received. The Attorney General has recent.
ly decided, tina, the Fnnking privilege Of
Members Of Congress commences with the
term for which they were elected. Under
this decision, therefore, yourself aud other
Members elect to the 39d Congress, aie now
entitled to exercise the Franking privilege.
Very Respectfully,
Your ob't Servant,
JNO. 5. WILLIAMS,
Acting % Assistant p. VI. General.
Hon. T.. X. SMART.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

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r,. ,,uw,r,,y m, lJ,o, ,rr deal, with
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

FrrrsrnIsu n NrENovr.-Thc State
Frrcsnil convection assembled here to-day,
about one thousand delegates being present.
Nomination, iot State officers wcrr made as
iolovs-ror Governor. Lucius II. Peek :,
Tor Lieut.. Governor, Roland Fletcher, iur
treasurer, u. +. Thompson. Hon. Henry
Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, Is now addressing
the convention. John Van Barren, Of New
York, j. To speak this evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

PoPrL,rIoS ~ CALiroENn.-'rhc Sacra.
mcnto Times estimates the population Of Cal
ifomia at 1000, of whom 100000 weTo
engaged IN mining during ,he ga't var
This is much larger than The generally re-
cci,cd estimates Of the population OF tho
State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

rS-Thc cd Line Democrats II Vermont
held their State Convention At Montpelier on
the I'D. and nominated Tor Governor Hoo.
John :. Robinson, ol Bennington for Lieut..
Governor, Hon. Giles Harrington, Of Al
burrh for Treasurer, T.. G. Rcddington, OF
=, Johusbuy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

rT-An old merchant in BALTIMORE said no.
other day, that a man might as well thin, ol
bring elected President of the United States,
without his name bcing IN the papers, as 20
be Known and Successful 10 business without
alrrl..nr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06
tCour,pondsnor Il the Tnhms.l
Pacific Coast Of South America.

PASAnA, April -, 1851.
The English steamer New Grenada arrived
the same day from the South, bringing a little
over $500, 600 IN silver. Tie mines uf Peru
and chill seem gradually to increase ia their
Weld, and II :, calculated lha, after the month
Of September next the steamers will bring
monthly from the South over a million OF dol
lars IN silver
The trade Of the South Pacific is becoming
a mos, imporiln, one, and ought to demand
the attention Of our merchants more than u
docs.
During IN, year 1919 the total exports Of
Chill amounted in value To the sum Of Slo,-
GO5.Ii7. Ofihis amount there was in cop.
pcr bars and orcs S?,7so,3:o In silver,
s.. ,GaJ IN gold dist, $?C3,o;O The
balance II the amount vas made up "f Bread
sluG,, Fmi., Beans, Lumber, skins, Sc.
Sc.
Now lhi. i, ,hr trade Of Chill alone or ihc
year 1919, and 0, hl, Increased a, the lowest
estimate. ,hulS.ihrcc pcr ccnium during ihr
year lsjo. Peru may be- clls,el on a par
with Chill, and her olPor, trade quite Do
large.
AL before remarked obi, il of Chill alone,
only one oi lhc republic. on The co',' south
Ut th.s. II seems Ia me that TRADE ought u
o., made a, productive lo uur own country a'
u Is tn England. by which u Is now alm1
monopollrd.
THE completion Ut the Panama nilrod
viii throw doc principal pan Of 'h.' 'alubI.
and lncr,a..r. commerce into trr lana, ct
o.. :. m.rrrlus-li. Dmurra'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

Professional Fosn1osiiy is vel taken "a 10
the following auscto,e which we found In a
ll,s Engllsh PsPs,
Shields, doctor. docking .saraod and sFcak'
p. slow } Well. mariner, which tlo,h On
Y0l vlri CIila-tci' Isrl la5,lr or an iI-
-.sori'
Jack, tshor, an sharp -" lt's uths NJ
Per tier, 90 the larboari side. Bear hand,
you swab, tot lbs niPPing my JAWS Ike :
bloody lobster"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

- In case Of electing one TO attend the
Worlds Fair, plurality elects. We there
fore move tina, the Moderator declare Rev.
VIM. A. Drew elected. Those sill wishing
To aid in tbs enterprise, can have few days,
now he is elected. to contribute something
towards making up the outfit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06
Chr OrforA 0rmOrrut.
PARIS, FRIDAY, JUNE q, 1851.

Eg-s. ~. PETTENGilL,N No. 10 SrArE ST.
(Issr-Al pu,liirrl pcsrcs, !. eur srtbrtiied sgcn
&c procuring ,SbsSFt'oSs, fSt~arding sdvet'i's
n,cnts, &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

Texas dates to May 22d, state tina, there
has been a fight in tie woods, between some
Indians and detachment, Of United States
troops, in which five Of the former were XII
l,N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

!T-Aun, Nancy says ii Is strange tia, PEG.
pie make - much fu-s abou, run away ne.
grocs, or when her husband run away once
they only Offered " One Cent Reward
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

RoEHERY.-Mr. A. Child, Of Buekfeld' re-
ports at the Marshal's Office, Boston, that he
was robbed Saturday morning at the Massa-
chuselts Hotel, Of morocco pocket book
containing abOu, $50 and valuable papers
Mr. C. arrived early tina, morning IN one OF
the Eastern boats, retired to bed at o'clock
and when be awOke a, ! his pocket book was
gone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

Mann, may so a fshing" Yes, son
ny: b., dan't 80 near the water. And re-
ee!loct. & you're drowned, ] shall skin yOu,
rs scrs. vou az alive ."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

tSThe chronological Journal and the Wa
ter.Cure Journal for June, by FO~leD and
Wells, have come TO hand. with an unusua
amount Of interesting matter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

II The Maine Universalist Convention
will hold its annual meeting a, Turner on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. the 9th
o5,h and os,h mat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06

cgThc Tannery belonging TO Mr.. Henry
c. Boswell, in Fryoburg, Me-, was entirely
destroyed by FIRE on Friday night, the 23d
nlt Io,, about SO 600.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06
RELIGION AND POLITICS.

w ono 200 IIl l.tHlf 'tW'l tNiA'i"iIN Al'" '"'N
Political opiu,op, political di,cussion. rOli'l.
ral ne should b. brough, uudcr the influence
Of religious. rr, s-c,arian, convictions; and
moreover. The r,lgicn II politics should o,
CONSIDERED nothing else than the application
Of rrlgtou, principles 10 political actions.
whether D, be- tn, action Of statesman, OF O
private citizen. Of an individual OF uf the
community.
Few viii deay the eorrrcines, Of Ihcsc scn-
um,us. and every well v.,hgr Of his coun.
try must regret that they are 20, more gen
crllly acluo9.rj-cd, and more fully lived up
To-. Politicians are frequently, and ia TOO
mary cases, jus,ly accused Of no, being over
,-ugulous - 20 the means Of accomplishing
their ends, am are too much inrl.nod to adopt
the uuchr.,,l1 motto; Al is air ,n Poli-
tics" And even men who profess to BE- mo
tai ard religious, will sometimes practice de-
captions u the mos, wicked Kind, and pursue
A course, or aiop, policy, which they N oult
90 no other case for the sake OF accomplishing
a political o5icc,, and Pgi,inE down a Ioli'l,
cal opponent
The true idea ofc9ua'i,y Is based upon re-,
lr.o1. or fathers harmed TIA, mca were
90 b1ra 20 b, &c, and equal from ,hs religion
or,lc sew Testament, fur centuries a sealed
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Aal 90. t.Hl.- % 3D. who should ag.conc h..
r..-.r, which crateuas i.e se.f'h1e,s allie
.. tr -aa'ari "i ihe tcmag'-uc, agd Is
Dukes 40 o1cc che arrogance Of an aus'o
r''rc --i ODE m-aras.s ot -c'''le spirit b'
s's T~rrlut arrc 90 " holg- all men, Al
wga' Na1', % every class and condition
Ncs, WC1 % ucp NAM. rank and complex
.ra. This should BE- heard and uutrrs'uo,
p. Die slaves, '1i Oh, mls,'r' 81 Amru'a
.r te -n. ...'., a-t i1r starving m..''ur' %
I.aH, gy 'Hs '.,s1 ari 'Ie 'Hr tr'7gtc
ari oppressed suh eg'' Of Continental Earopg
aE.. and b. ihe arurs Of che East, "hrr.
tr''., blessed o.r.s were spoken, 'h'at'
'-.- ...t h1..- " v'..'."'. "'T"' o
righteousness ord .'1i'. import 90 those d
".,n i'..' 'r".' a.' 1H.'' institution
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Ticket, Henry 5. Foorc cor Governor
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-04
The steamer Atlantic.

There are no authentic tidings yet of the
Atlantic. The steamer reported in New York
on Saturday to have been seen was seen on the
9th of December, one day sooner than the At
lantic is known TO have sailed. 1t was, there
fore, some other vessel. The British steam
ship Canada has arrived at Halifax; but at the
time she sailed from England nothing had been
heard of the Atlantic. A writer in the New
Haven Comm Journal, several days since,
concluded an article on the subject as follows:
even if the Atlantic should not be heard from
by the Canada there will be no cause for alarm,
or no more than now exists. Suppose she had met
with accident eight days out from Liverpool,
she would then be (giving her nine knots an hour,
which s good speed in the dead Of winter) / ,72s
miles from port One day would be lost in trying
to beat westward, taking off her floats, &C.; and
supposing she should. on the tenth day, alter her
course toward England, and for fourteen days
age five knots an hour, which ia all or more than
she could do this would enable her to arrive back
in twenty-three days. The Canada would have
been out two days, and more than probable would
Of her safety"
1t would seem, therefore, that all hope need
not yet be abandoned for the ultimate safety Of
the steamer Atlantic.