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sLEtGHs. CARRIAGES, Sc. &c.

EISI DOUBLE sLEI3e For SALE. gHEAP.-APPLY
II TO WOOD TUnLINsOs g Co, 40 Broadway.
E1NE Dol ale SLEIGH, feKrON, AND LIGHT
Coach, all IN good order and for sale oheap the own
er has NJ use Tor them. Apply 70 WOOD, ToHblNsor
a Co, GO Broadway.
EURs, SLEIGH ROBES MusFs, ec.-TBIs DAY, AT
II llr o'clock, at sslef IS Nassau street. between
John spd Fulton streets G. Kemp Will sell at auction .
above, alAge assortment q fresh Manufactured Furs Sleigh
Rotee 6e Of the best syles and descriptions which are
we'll verify the attention Of purchaser via Nuts, Vic
toribes, Cuhs 40.
EoR sALK-A PINE BLACK MARE, sIxrEEN HANDS
high six years old next spring and stylish driver 80
wsgor under the saddle either for ladies gentlemen
called BY nau the village MAIDEN. Can be seen as the
Eauestran Institute and hiding Acado South Fourth
STREET, Williamsburg. Esquire o. WILLIAM LAsHEa, 81
fouth Fouzth street. nsxt der 10 the Riding Aosdspy
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ITO THE EDITOR OF TILE HERALD.-BEING DEsTR-

TINo TILE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.-BEING DESIR-
Of aordinr to the public all the information
lie regard the perfect racteabhty OF the formation OF
q Light this city secondary
only to the CrOgon and also the mpostons
practised pon by the Gas monspoles submit
10 them of the of making from thu
phaUm discovered by Dr. Gesner The establishment Of
ouch depart in this city would relieve OF tax Of
S1ltU 70 tO annum, and furnish 20 the consumers
lipht 50 cent eli and urn half the quantity
thus reducing AT least 81 cent Coal
phAitum l0Jh feet and equal % candies The gas
oould 10 delivered to small advan the
cost hua leaving profit enough to light the city FREQ Of
charge. The of ton Of New Brunswick Asphatum
cubic feet thsn so teet
The public thus perceive the immense pro- to which
charged to the the interest of outlay for
vas v pipes, labor for ito manufacture
in any ay add first Of the
rial, specially IL leaves coke enough for fuel,
Ie experiment tss tried by lighting Washington city,
and proved perectls succefu The highest TO tho
could exceed thousand feet and they
woud hurn half The quantity also add the result o
. private experiment. e. Il. q
New YORK, June 30 1850.
with your parent uaeris for making is folews: We
charged The reor vi just lbs OF btumen and in h,ur
had extracted all the Upon holders
found that ha3 obtained fracEon thirty hye
The gas and with bat wing
consuming ssd cubic feet hour OBJ
taihed tight equal to Is can lies We & und also that
publication sulphur othsr delesrious
product could be detec The col obta ned is of
rior quality bong nearly small quantity Of
Baptha deposited in he hydraulic main bat
matter could be or nd in the ppes burners The
Pile aud easily aged. lie
simplicity Deatness and aes- OF smell. Wa think
eulsry adapted TO hotes hoe tals and
''A'r P Sss md private syos 'sE Tp
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RRoADwAYT THEATRE TUESDAY EVENING, yANU-
III, /; s:is:: Z; -: t:s. :s
:. az ssrry hr Riehissg Iawsrd Srlss. M Harris;
i. e.s;sy NJ: %ssss s if,.i. x S,'.fa e:sseS..
SS:si rHs ;Ssif = k.s.s: 8:
C.lop Hs Mss sh1. Major Ss.ssS.@ Mr. b.s;
s.s .os .y f,. I q cs' %
TO ALL PARTS o. TIE
h john vss sso and TIL
B. n eos sss ind
their nisht fussd.y jan 9ss Overture.
:ss, hs T. + ss o. g H Grand
tome In the the evening Spanish Dance II
On: .sssH b s 1Ss.:s Z
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Aston PLACE.-REDUo-
tion Of griee-P.rqust and Boxes 81 So mphithsssrs.
s''sss
sttd:iSnia wsd.s.aay J.nSsry $ ISL win Be- p'oImss
eoAvsaA fs s.sai ss: ss. sais:
Ees.rd iosi. dssas c:ss. sssor S.s.
sl:i Beers open =. quarter before seven To SommsAss
MECHANICS HALL. NO. Gs BROADWAY. ABovI
hs
en- si1sss ans .E. ssss *:
nsssms,t Of chrsy who's. o0nosrts in ,hs city for
ssSi, ss:pss.Ss sss l..hios.sis .ssisns T.ss
= en 81 sy sSs
informed that tn. usual Saturday afternoon
EELLeWs OPERA noUsE-rHE MANAGER OF FAL-
the pubic the patronage
neither will spared make this band the
S I b s
ssss soas. for 9 81 oses at az ao cents
night Benefit Of "a Wells Prima Bssso
RARNUMs AMERICAN hCsEUA.-P. 7. BARSUM
Manager the Museum and each saloon osr
crmaDce % tr children under years
An cent artrA
in he in the evening
o,losf Tuesday Jans.ry and evening
Miss Mary TAior in the singular musical OF
Jenny Lind" and the delightful comedy of Monsy" In
popular md eO%.. Of hs paTSSHan
Edward Middleton c. alsrse Mary Middleton, A,ss @.
,esstns comedy Of aosfY Afer sSas the oessiatsd
Of JtNNY LIND in which Thy per-
'Ihe Lew backed Car" THE sveeps spng" "Josnnotte
King Cole The Chinese auseum late d $50 Broad.
way nov Incorporated amongst the nj lion Of eurosities
embodied in this famous Museum. The Gipqy Fortune
Teller, Ne &C., are also here,
TUNE 81 CO.'S cIR.Us.-Skw Yoak AAPaIraEArRE.
- Bowery. Tuesday evening Jaa. T. the performance
Mile Josephine. Master Nm Armstrong in his traiy as
titled La citina Aerial Flights the Corde voante. by
Mr. Freeman Lining. Mr.. Ia the fete OF
pear Nile Louise in her # IL
tune. To conclude with JACK the Gisut Killer Private
boxes 30 cents Boxes y cents Pr 2a CONS Conusnee7a
PHILHARMONIC eocllrY-sI>TA SEASON, 1850
lS5l-The second this will place
At the Apollo Rooms SATURDAY evening" January H. 1881
pse n pises BE n 1IS
BY spontin and Les deux Iouruees by Cherubni. Sub
fsnssrs iu New YORK and sr K Sitae Broossn
By order, II. @. TIsM President.
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AMUsEmENTs IN saOoKLYn.

brooklyn MusEUM-TUESDAY EVENING JANU-
- T. 1851 will be presented sscond hereJ
tercsting drama OF the RAkEs PROGRESSION Rake
wen, MT Il. Clarke Many Markham, Mr. H. " Lowell
Fanny MorelGud Lowell; Dance La Petite Tayioni To
conclude with PLAToNIC ATTAC
Mr.. Kent. Admission "a cents Paraquette. sly oexts
vNHE UNDERSIGNED, hiding MASTER IN BROOK
Ign, bess inform his d ladies and gea
and all amateurs Of graceful that
pared to give instruction in this
Exercises in the open air. weather permitting. Having
served N the Hungarian Hussas, be weula particularly
himself the attention of military companies
he is prepared instruct single members troops mill
tary horst and cavalry field exercise. Vicious.
wild and defective horses trained and broken diseases OF
horses treated scientifically corner Of hcks and
Pacific streets near South Ferry. l.. k0ZSANYI.
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Chairman Of the Committee 81 Arrangements.
CARnrr II. STRIEER, Jr, Secretary.

Mr. J. ". sEARIsG's PRIVATE DANCING AND
A Waring Academy, ID Bond street Glasses A. for
the second quarter Wednesday and saturday Ter Ia
dies and young Tuesdays asd bfor
tsmsn "Wednesday and Saturday a. for Wal Iins Pr
vAte instructions every day. classes will
other timss than the above named soires usual Far
terms. and more full particulars, apply as above
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do the sss,ss, good for the largest numeer BY selling
hts wonderful FLUID in large bottles from Is % % II
sstens and the hsr old young One bottle has
bees know to snswer for whole family Mr. Anutt, 464
broadway Mr. Gardner, Of Willsmshursh Mr. Patten, Of
rorkersi Mr. W Barker % hacdous.i street-all bad
their hair renevef ~ few Applications Anothera lady
who had lost much Of her hair that she rolled up
the morning che laid u In draw which IL nearly full
only made two applications 20 fasen and hair
Of THE and all ether csaes referred TO- the most satisfactory
evidence be al luccd. NJ B.Thefe idle asser-
sbs here generally raradcd before tho public Every
bottle .tonishes all who make trial Sold, without
certon, by all the druggists and merchants generally
Throughout the United States and the Caradss
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ptO p ~. % tho 81 inst aud two r X on n. s.h,
s sa1s s r1s s o. the S.%s Gs%
notes o. sy dollars and ten i've dollars each above
New toe money 70 NJ Robin
RO6 REwARD-Losr., A DIAMOND BRlAsr PIN.
sd ss snss, IT,: :, %
win receive the above reward and questions asked.
con REwARD-wArcu LOST LOST. on THURS
cc " s ana
sh ,ss names o. sn 81 on
watch II west Seventeenth street. hrs house west
glO REwARD-Losr IN BROADWAY, NEAR TaE
corner q murra1 street on the afternoon Of the
& s's isd sss ne s.Gs sa %s' S
sa,d the AS"S ne ht aiS ss
s.gped T. BE- viii .0nisT ,na .as ss9ss re-
q ~ leavips THE once Of shufeids Bi''e NJ. LOG
D III ISL t....ea a.. hours and issIoes opposed
e dave bee. ds1SssS n ,,rs ,s Ss 9os
attached the hpds -ill receive the aeoye re.srd ana
ssss store
7 osT-BErwEES EAST FOURTEENTH srRkxr AND
a gP on ~ SSs a 'r The S as
I'll rs.,rdsd sy LEAVING is No. Bss,,s ',irSsssO
osrues !asuasy 10 ON .nE WEST sID go. o.
oon.npg s2sin CITY bills shout hiiliass silver
u .. the Bond street House, SOS Broadway.
II OST-ON MONDAY. JANUARY 6rH. EITHkR IN
oa cs. ser viz ,.,.r sfn. very literal
will he who will return the same 70
Mr.. Lester, al broadway up stairs.
BLACK LACE Will LOST ON SUNDAY AFTER
~ after church service, In coming from Rev Mr.
70 S SaSrss ~ u aD s %
reward will be paid the Under BY leaving 10 at No. l6
Grsmsrcy Park Twentieth street, between Fourth avenue
ard Irving place.
CoUND-A NEvfoUNpLAND PUP, on THE PRE-
IT misses, No l Vest Thirteenth street. whoever will
prove ownership aud incidental expenses viii receive
the animal y calling At No. West Thirteenth -.
CTRAYED ON SUNDAY MIGHT, NOV. 5rH FROM TUE
- Of place and Broadway hay horse aud
without attep With banhet the horse and skin
the The Under vii te Literally rewarded W leaving
tat KfPP BROWNS Etables corner VI Twenty
street and Ninth svtnue.
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BACHELORS HEBREW bgsEyOLsNr LOAN AsSo-
- CIATl0NThe Fourth annual Ball in aid Of the funds
Of this Association will he syen the 9Th
January ISL At Nbio Tickets admittnga gentlemen
and two ladies' including Refreshments and
obtained Of the follow ommtee Henry No.
City Ball Place; Benjam bart "a Maiden Lane Philip
Lewis No As Beaver David j. Levy, l3l Pearl
street; George Godfrey, No. 60 Water street.
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HOUSE WANTED.-A BUILDING ON THIS IsiAyn
between Twentieth and Fftcth streets 10 IN
purposes 81 church Hospital snd large
rem forty to SIXTY beds desred for term q years Ad
and New streets. 1865 - y" -
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hhsresre Hotel private entrance, 2i2 William street.
IT n neyen has the honor to
the public that his secoaa quarter will commence ON Tues
day January Classes for young ladies masters on
Tuesdays, at and On Saturdays o'clock ~ for
gentlemen on fusdsys and Saturday. At O'clock Mr.
viii teach as Known all the latest dances
and wares after the shortest hod and IN nc
moot approved style Cards. with terms eau be red a.
his resisence, % Chambers street
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k'EL aLLcs rs OPERA nousE-rHE MANAGER OF rAL,
lows .hsueis, In returning thanks TO his patrons and
the the unprecedented patronage extended HE
popular Con 'ers Tor the last beEs that
will nd
most perfect in every part The will be continued
every evening during the week and Wednesday
turday afternoons At O'Clock Admission Is Pri-
night Benefit OF s. A Wells Prima Baaao
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A sIsaIr orsrIuv.x

cant paIlor. With bedroom ADJOINING, comfortably and
wenturnishtd IN house vita the modern
situated between the Park aud Union square not more
than two blocts from Brpadwsyi with without
Letters peat ptd stating terms, Be- addressed L. NJ
rev iorh ssfad Office, will rect with attention.
"A okkTLENsN AND HIs WIFE ARE IN WANT or
- atmal house, alta moderate rent within twenty mt
paid, oW, W. box AS Poet uEice.
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DOOR THINGS
The Assyrian came down
Like wolf the fold
And Aterrible slaughter he made,
We are told:
But his victims, though many,
We all must agree,
Compared to L. Lyons,
Were hddle-de- dee
For there Ii the bed buEs
Much thicker than hail,
And the rats and the mice
Lie in heaps, head and tail.
Though all plans to destroy them,
In yAin had been tried
When his powder and pills
They once tasted, they died.
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M RS JERvIss COLD CANDY
M When horses run, the sport discloses,
As Ger the track they chase;
But who admres the running eyes and noses,
Seen in the human racer
No one, Of course. There's nothing annoying
Than snufling catArrh;
Always the pocket-handkerehef employing.
To give the nose jar
Sold BY MIS- W. JkRVIS. $50 Broadway and by druggist
generally.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE IN TIE CITY OF
Brooklyn. within two minutes walk of the Fulton
Ferry Said property consists Of two dwelling houses
fronting Vine street and the other Doughty
feet fronting Doughty street. and 80 feet deep This
property is valuable either for dwellings for building
large mandatory Possession given tho lat Of Nay
ISL For further particulars inquire the premises No
Vine street, Brooklyn, OF W. FOSTER.
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A LExASDRE's PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEEcHLs.-
1eeehes have been approved OF and adopted Of
greatest surgical vsntons Of the by all the prAot
toners TO whom they have been introduced To mention
only the nance that are The most .newn shall
refer in New York Professor Valentine Mott; Doctors
Parrish, Rabinesu. ke and In Paris TO veteau Rioord
Brioheteau, ks Such names dispense with longer
pain he than the repusye natural eechs They
inAerable and IL used with proper everlasting
We rfors request the reader take notice Of this
yention which invaluable 10 the farmer the Doctor to
every head Of q family. LAnBERr ALEXANDRA.
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VNKHTH, TEETH rEITH.-C. KAYSRR, n D., eurresn
Dentist has the honor TO inform HE patrons and the
public that he has removed 10 t Bowery Fourth
and Fifth streets DR. Kayser 10 twelve years dent. and
he hopes TO continue to meet the confidence that
has enjoyed many years Teeth the best gold plate
TO % each; silver 81 pivot $780, 20 81 6 teeth 6lled
with gold foil 600. 10 81 tin silver, &c., cleaning
teeth, Doe. to 81; extracting teeth, 80.
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II ELLIHGERs LtNInENT. OR MAGIC FLUID, GIVES
N instant relief In Rhsu matte Pains breaks up deep
seated Coughs AID all Of weatr essn male female
IL STRENGTHENS the patient ~ every dose applications u
matters what the pain weakness from, u IL
certain TO Merchants say they sell hundreds
other Sold in large bottles from L. ISL 81 and
dosen cash These whs buy the large third
more in proportion for their money IL has no, failed
solitary instance la fastening and old
ysung. No doubt, they will call or send and
references and At the depots $50 Pearl street.
tCf and f6 Broadway Grand street. NeN ly 100000
Of bottles have been sos and ts first fre It's
best IL is and has been used by the Irving
GsnnelIs Costors yaneways Lorsrds Ivingstons Ham
iltons Ludiows BY the elite and the faculty generally
Bsod by all druggists pedler and groosrs
the United States generally This 10 the only instance Of
the wealthy circle being referred 20 In the history patent
medicine There 10 dsh water, second bottle humbur
here-svery trial m kes m anv frsspds.
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- 000 0(l0 OF BOTTLES NEARLY OF DR.. KEEL
Z,UUU,UUU linsr. Linm, mt, hsv. been sold. Gu
ring every Of diseases without failure from
each, 70 be had ~ Nos "a and 40 broadway 80 Pearl
street. Of Thos Hope Co., Hudson and Chambers
G. T. Cietner Co. Barclay street; c. Ring John
and Broadway the Rushtons and OF all the druggists
10 certain the hair IL IL used Sold also No
40 Broadway Hystts Life Bslssn. Hisbards lid Cherry
Bittsrs Sands Townsends Sarsaparlss and Hutohings
and Bakes Btters Large deductions foreign traders
Call and see wonderful cures and references.
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CARD.-NRs BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA
~ tenders Ter services to ladies and temen this
sstrology love- and law matters interpreting dreams
by books and science constantly relied by Napoeon
will tell ne name Of the lady gentleman they will marry
Also the name Of the vster Residence III Clinton
Ladies seventy ave cents Gentlemen dollar.
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OK FOR HohKsTEAD-BY CALLING AT HOOPER
pO and Brothers, l Fulton street, looking GLASS and
Picture Frame hanufacture) you for S. ssourela
beautiful paror engraving also chance In the Homestead
Art Union, comprising 100 prses-One house aud lot In
Wiliamsburgh worth about s. 900 and 10 oil pantngs In
G frames Catalogues free to be obtained sbove where
the oil paintings cxh biton Subscribers will pleaas
call and their subscriptions the limited number 10
n early obtained
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national THEATRE, CHATHAM srRRET.-A. IT..
rprsy sole Lessee and rroprietorT evening,
an m Will &c performed the celebrated rish drama called
6kiAN hokoiHnB with strong and powerful east.
70 be oilowsd by the new buresque of OLD KING COLE
kng Cole Ar W. Taylor Lineum Feeble l.. Fox Rmfky
fusky Dunn Blinksrwinha Mrs r. 0rastan; Cororan-
DO, Miss nestayer Overture to Gay Mauneng by the
Orshsra 10 conclude with the pAAtomme Of the GOLDEN
AxE-0iles Clump. Mr. y. Thompson Collin Mr. r. Drew;
n n-R % sants -.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-16
A good Story by ssBIack Dan. .

DANIEL WEBSTER, in his speech at
Buffalo, tells good story at the expense
of the Lord Mayor Of London:
ed was in England, and when L was
there it was asked me if did not come from
New York. (Laughter.) told them my
wife come from New York. Continued
laughter.) That is something, (Great
laughter.) Well, gentlemen, had the
honor one day to be invited TO State din
ner by the Lord Mayor of London. He
was portly and corpulent gentleman
daughter r)-he had big wig on his head
all powdered and ribbomed down behind,
and | had the honor to sit between him and
the Lady Mayoress; and there were 800
guests, with all the Injuries and gorgeous.
ness Of the Lord Mayors dinner. BY and
by, in the course Of the proceedings, hi.
lordship thought proper, soon after the
cloth was removed, to take notice of his
American guest. He seemed not to know
who / was. He knew | was a Senator;
but of the United States he seemed to have
but little idea of any place but New York
.(Laughter.) He arose:-'gentlemen,' sale
he, 4 give you the health Of Mr.. Webster
member fthe upper Senate of New
York. (Great outbufst of laughter. y
Well, gentlemen, it was great honor tt
be member Of any Senate Of New York
but if there was an upper Senate, to be {
member Of that would be great honor in
deed" tremendous laughter.
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From the Democratic Review.
Wealth, Fame Love and Truth.

20 give me wealth, he said, and 10!
The pebble caught the diamonds glow;
And mountain crag, and valley mould,
Burned with the hues Of gem and gold.
He had his prayer-'twas his, the whole,
But grief sat heavy on his soul.
80, give me Fame!-The laurel bough
Twined with the oak to wreathe his brow;
The trumpet pealed, and poets Tyre
Breathed forth his fame. in words of fire.
He had his prayer-'twas his the whole
Yet grief sat heavy on his soul.4
20, give me Love.-Bfight lips were there,
Fair brows-than Parian stone more fair;
And eyes Of loveliness undreamed,
With Beauty's glorious spirit beamed.
He had his prayer-'twas his. the whole
Yet grief sat heavy on his soul.
20, give ems'-sStayr-a soft voice came,
Wealth has been thine, and Love, and Fame
Ask net again, but give thy youth,
Time, being, spirit, all, to Truth;
And then, though clouds without thee roll,
! Light light shall rest upon thy soul!
RS. s. ANDRES.
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sHe is nothing but an Irishman. !"

We have heard this expression, and 9th
ers like it, so many times, recently, that
we offer no apology for making brief
comment on the spirit which indicted it,
Wehave 40 sympathy with the class feel
ing, or clan feeling, often exhibited, nor
DO we consider it any virtue, or pledge of
virtue, to have been born in one place or
country, instead Of another. Our doctrine
is, that the rights Of oil men are equal, and
are deserving of equal respect, and that
men should be esteemed according to their
mental and moral worth. Manhood, and
not wealth or birth, or .fortuitous position,
makes the man. Holding these views, we
do not judge of men merely by there raj
meni or their gold, or their social position.
We look upon all men as brothers, and if
any Of them are less favored than we, in.
stead Of turning up our noses at them, and
manifest disposition to trample them un-
der our feet, we feel like taking them by
the hand and helping them onward.
No person, intelligent, refined, truly re.
publican and imbued with the spirit of hu-
mainly would cherish the feelings indicat.
ed by The caption of this article, or use such
expressions toward any class of his fellow
citizens. "He's only an Irishman!''-
"He's nothing but Dutchman!" The
men who talk thus know little and care less
about human rights. They don't consider
the Irish or the Dutch men, but drudges,
tools, convenient human machines to be
used or laid aside to pleasure, like SO much
live stock on the farm or on the highway.
Men calling themselves Republicans ought
to be ashamed of themselves for feeling
and speaking thus Of any class of our citi>
zens. Every nation has some peculiari>
ties-some faults and some virtues peculiar
to themselves, but none that we know mo-.
nopoilze all the virtues. And meeting
here on commen platform, under the
broad shadow Of the tree Of Liberty, to
work out our destiny under the benign in.
fuences of equal laws, let us treat each
other as men, accord 10 all their rights
and be republicans in deed and in truth, al
we'll as in name. The spirit which speak.
! contemptuously and unkindly of any clas,
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of our citizens, is the slaveholding spirit,
and is the foe of Democracy, the enemy of
Christianity, and q curse TO the human
race. We shall war against it, in all its
forms -Miluaukie Democrat.