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" Fowler 4 WELLS, Phrenologist, and
Publisher. Clinton Hsn. No 1871 Naxsasst, NewYork.
aAd No. its Washisgtcn-ss- Boston

OxYGENArTD BITrERs This highly eili-
cacous and peculiar medicine sstonshes every sufferer
from Dyspepsia aad those who have tined thou sand rem
edes VAN. vail regret trial OF H. few doses
VIII give proof Of Its superiority all other remedies
known. For sale by
For sale by A. b. ID Sands No. loo Fulton st; A L.
Scevn Co No SIC. ard c. II. Ring. No l92 Broadway;
aud BY Druggists generally IN the United States.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NFw-yORK. TUESDAY, DEC. 10, 1851.


The next number Of The Tribune for Eu'pea"
Circulation will be issued TON o X Il ow
MORNING, at o'clock. 1t will contain all the
Latest News up to the time of going to press
The america sails from this port Tomorrow, at
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLlC.-The gre,

CAUTION TO THE Public, The great
pop,a,,y OF LYONS Magnetic Powders for the destruc
t,on al Bcdhug. CocAtoaches Moths Ants Fleas Flies.
&c ard insects plants and all other insects has prompt
ed certain parties t. prepare spurious articles, aud oer
them under denominations for sale Few Of these
Anvidua dared TO their mposiuous ont as Tree NJ
poison The proprietor Of tie original article has IN tins
city, onl, the unaeTmc sgens and the principal de-
pot at Ne t7 Broad way, where also may be obtained
Pills for the instantaneous destruction VI Rats and Nice
Both ARTICLES are warIen.ed. do OF
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10 Socrates did not urge his friends {,

tV'" Socrates did not urge his friends TO
enter early upon public employment but first strive for the
attainment OF the knowledge necessary to their success IN
them"
Advertisers most successful who observe this pre-
minary IL ~ not true that mitaors aad pretendeIs
succeed best. Those who competent TO serve thth
customers IN the best and adhere to the truth
IN their professions will be most highly appreciated oythe
public.
Ip Of the principle and details of advertising
much NATION aud valuable suggestions may be Cd
tanned Of the Agent II PALMER who is regularly au-
thozed and APPOINTED 10y the pIopretos OF tue bes Jour
psa and subscriptions al hs Oh
6ces ~ the Atlantic cities, where the be seen,
and lis, % the cities and towns cost Of advertising, &C.
had gratis
Advertisers can sseo, such places and papers
best suited 10 their respective pursuits
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FoR PAINS IN THE Breast, SIDE AND

FOR fAlNS IN THE BREAST, SlDE AND
BACK, SwKLLiSs or THE JOiNTs, SORE THROAT. &c-
Some % Of the above diseases have
bee iAiel, cured by the of BUSHS Magic Cream LIN
Uncut Sold at No 323 Greenwich ST. corner of Duane st
n M GUION cSrntr OF BOwery and Grand-st, and
WRITES Pharmacy, corner OF Gold aud Frankfort SITS
Price Is ceIts per bottle. dl3 Hiu&Sl
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DREss AND WATERPROOF BOoTs.-BOys
cole boots leather oyershoes-Lades Misses nd
chdren CATERS shoes for sale at the lowest prices
by JOHN Il. WAIhINs,.
ara atsTuATb ia FdltOn It.
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TINS IS FuR-LIKE WEATHge AND KEENER

IcE.BLAsTs ARE COMING -GESIS would tt'u-s
rest visit 20 hiss store. where az array o. - erten,
embracing every variety. and ne beheves ei,on Rus-
ave in New York invites heir cn'ce sg,ooe Msr,ep
sian and HU6sons BAY sabes L,n y,ctorioes Mud.
son;r,eI Mink On ncb,la and others -.
Cafs Tppets SC representa- a, nee. cores
eneis % .dvanced tnleueh anu La
Ses' Fur Gloves Geutlsmsn. Fur CIs "a NC AZ 10
iounu ess,S's No ga Broad way. opposite 81 fauS
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HusINEss RoTIOKa.

LyARY's JANUARY OR FESTIVAL HAT.-
The novel sxpens nj OF introducing New style oil has
foY the Holiday Season hayng met win grea' on
ms ADDICTION b, IA IN 1871 coma eur Intention IN ts c,n-
tinuaIce We viii gen iOf sac on "Wednesday Dec u;
in connection win our Original Styles, Hats received
psr Amerca made expressly for The Season, ~ our dis
tineuisned Pans abncsnt To Gentlemen seeking com.
hnnt,ocs OF quality elegance of outline elaborate and
tufbfuj fnh our fr the season Is respectfuuy
sphr,,tad LEARY < 20 Leaders Of Fas1I9n,
for Gentien.n's Has, AsOr House, i.
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,~ K,ox of No. 1913 Fulton-st., whose

r.,. knocks assortmehts Of more pretenslon into
st ed hat has reduced the prcesot his spenoi1
syiees Mufs Cuffs Gaps Cloves Collars SO as 20 .auy
,s s season Step and look at his splendid
W ~ s.be eTmjps store maften mink, squirrels &c
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The subscriber respectfully calls the attention OF parties
resuiror truly elegant 70 his beauttu eve OF
siyer bordered and plan French Porcelain Cards En-
vslonss and wedding Boxes, IN the latest mode EVER
DELL No 500 Broadway, corner OF Duane~N nfa'oh
.toye No IS Wall-st. " IL"
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CHOICE CAKES, CONFECTIONERY, &C.
Mrs NJ e. DusENBURy begs leave to inform her fnends
and the public that she has removed her branch from No
534 9th av TO Ne 1897 Broadway 32d ST. where IN
conjunction with her old stand corner of Charles and
Washnson sts she prepared to furnish every varey
Of Fruit aud Fancy Cake &C. of tho best
quality.
B-Her specimens for the Holidays will be ready for
inspection and after the 29th inst do 3tIuIh&S
CLEAvRR's HONEY SOAP.-Thls unrl-
vailed Toilet Soap is sold wholesale and retail, by T. O.
Wells Co, Rushton 4 Clark, and John Meakm, and
retail by all Druggists and PeIfu@eIs Wholesale only by
w. DAVIS, No 1870 Broadway,
die Ct TuTh&S' Sole Agent for the United States
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SHAWLs, SBAwLs. AT GREAT BARGAlSS.-
uITcUcooy & LEADBEATER, No. 347 Broadway, corner
teonards have been reducing the Prices Of thelr sPen
Ala tock of shawls and will sell superior wool Long
shawl worth at least 49, for s. and their entire STOCK oil
eeotch plaid Broche Bay and other Shawis Long
and Squave, In the same ratio
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW EAR PRESENTS
handsome article. combining the fancy and usefulA
ths kinds of Boots Shoes and Caters large
sortmsat Come 10 T. BRsTOLL 5, No 81 Catharine-s St
Gentlemen and ladies' boys and children, ALL both
great and small. please favor with call No. 80 Catha
rlne-st., doors above Muhroe.
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Cro,Ks AND OprRA CLoAKs.

COCK LEADBEATER, No. 347 Broadway cor OF Leonaio
st. are selling off their beautiful assortment OF rdIsan
and OpsTa COshs at very reduced prices. lheh
stock embraces every style Of the season and Of az the
various fabrics IA with the ladies' as Velvet Con'
d. fr En
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SELLING OFF.-PETSRsON q HUMPHREYS,
No. y7o broadway corner st will sell the entire lot
of CsTpetprs AZ the late large Auction sales
the fojiowpg prices Roh Brussels 80 to los per yard
Extra Heavy spy S. per yard Extra Heavy srps e' o 70
Cloths. Extra heavy Is per yard. And all other goods
equally low. n2Osw
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AsToR HOUSE
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"a 10 4. Iadys wardrobe, black BombazIne, Apaci,
Canton Cloths MerBo. Cashmere. Canton grape, 10
sns Cslco Poplln &C &c, may he found at HfrChco
4 TEiDByATERs No BAT Broadway, corner OF Leon ru-
n where also Shaws Coaks SILKS, PLAID Goods Sc'&c
haa tain
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~ Shirts with Bosoms that fit without
wrinkle elegantly made Of the finest quality ana war
Yapted to give satisfaction in every PARTICULAR can Ds a
At brief notice ut GREENS celebrated Store, No AsOr
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" Housekeepers, and all others, in want

w IIOUStkttptTS, dIU dII UtItIoJ III WUIs
III BEDDING Bedsteads &C. would do wei TO call at N.
WILLARp's old established WarereOms $50 Chatham-st,
corner Of Mubest where may be found the largest as
ssrtmen Of articles bis hne offered to the public,
consisting Feaiher Beds Mattresses &c. Patent Screw
Dedse Cots Wholesale and retail MP lmTuIhkSr
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~ Gentlemen's Furnishings, as Fur,
sesr;uo sk and Iambs Wool Undershirts and Drawers
srsrf. tIaysts Pocket Hdkfs, Gloves Hosiery &c, &c
cav be found at HITCHCOCK LEADBEArbR 5, NO, StI
Broadway corner Leonard 81 aud a. prices hucA ooio"
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MS ID tDNi ptSuucsb
However be this really the case or not, in ever
case, IN my opinion, II Is not your geOgfaphich
situation, not your material power, not the bold,
enterprlslDg spirit OF your people which conslasf
TO be The chief guarantee Of your countfy'S fuIufs'
our the universally of education because an inIe'
igent people never can consent no. 20 be free You
VIII be always willing 70 be free, and you are gre"
and powerful enough TO be so good as your VIII
My humble prayers 70 benefit my country's cause,
must so address to the public opinion OF inc Nao.
intelligent people OF the United States You ns
the mighty engineers Of this sovereign power upoa
which rest my countrys hopes-It mlsI oel ,ne.
fore, highly CRAFTY ng 10 me, 10 see no! soateaho
but the powerful complete OF tne gfcN 49, 49,
"PREss," granting the this important indniss 10, Ill
Of generous sentiments and OF sympathy o'n -,
address you with fear, gentlemen, because
are aware that since my ARRIVAL here, | asa
the great honor and valuable benen! 70 ~
nov whole time agreeaDly occupied " 'le 800,
ton of the most noble manifestations ot puDJ.
sympathy, so much that II became eh. 1I.
impossible for me to be thus pfepatsd W s ,o.
YOU gentlemen, IN a language "bich Ous ~ ~.
perfectly sptsk-as the great ~ ol'enJhs fof
caslon would have required, anu my hlBh Ies".
Yourselves had pointed o1t as GUY 10 mt
However. hope you will take this very cncaS
sfance for motive Of excuse. lou viii BeheiousHy
consicer tina. whenever and wherever P1."1
sneak II is always chiefly spo-en ~ the Iios' nj
| Lowering your expectations TO the humill ~
abilities and 70 the level OF the piinclPsi ~ siai
90 nv sitnatioD YOU will feel inclined 10 some -,
,nduisence for me- were 1t only ouI oil oio1ae..
generosity for one OF your Professional ''"
| as profess 70 be one =, nj
Yes gentlemen, 4. is proud reco.ieclioh ~ snr,.
life that commenced my public career ~ .a
hIs can.ci,v ~ , Journalist. And IN that lcspe,f
nav nerhans be some What entitled 70 youf o.Sra
indulgence, ~ you, In the happy SsoS''""
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reived OF these and attractive Toys at TUTTLEs
Emporium, H5 Broadway Great preparations making
supply the public nh fancy articles, TOYS, &C. during
the holiday Goods sent to all parts OF the city
suburbs, at any time desired, without charge.
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION SILK, wool,
en- and Merno Under Garments thai VII "as wesf anu
ra,m-ib.t will protect you from colds, promote your
romfort and very hit e.m2y be obtained IRON tne
Iwna,, orr and Manufacturers. RANKIN RAY, NO lOi
payerv Sxtdactlon guaranteed or the money returned
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liberty and Justice and truth which are the right Of
all mankind, and therefore shall close with a sent
meLt which Is intended 10 be a stimulus 10 every
one of you | offer as toast
The AsrcoH Press-It responsible for the liberties Of
mankind. lCheers.l
The second Toast was then given as follows
g. The Misstssippi and her Ofcers-HonOIed agents IN
executing The Nations wll!.
There was no reply to this toast, and the Pres-
cent give the toast, No ,. Before doing so,
Mr.. BRYASr spoke, in an imprisoned and eloquent
measure follows
The first toast, gentlemen, is short one,
and upon it you will allow me to say few
words. Gentlemen, let me ask you to imagine tina,
ID the contest IN which wIested our ILdepen-
deIce nom Great Britain We had met wIth disaster
ard defeat that our armies through treason and tho
league Of tyrants against u, had been broken and
scattered, thai our great men who led them on,
who swayed our counsels-our Washington, our
Franklin, the venerable PTesident Of the American
Congress and other llluslrous associates-had been
driven forth exles II, az that day, gentlemen IN
any part of the civilized world, there had existed
powerful Republic with institutions resting on lne
same basis Of liberty which our ancestors sought %
establish, would there have been IN that republic any
Hospitality too cordial to be bestowed on those Illus
irious ughves Of the West-any sympathy too deep,
any zealf the glorious bu. unfortunate cause TOO
fervent or too active
Gentlemen, the Gaze have supposed is before
you. The WashingtOns, the Pranklms Of Hungary
z
OF their country oy towering fear worse than ever
was endured here,-are wanderers In foreign lands.
Some Of them are within our borders one Of them
sits our guest with his companions tonight.
lGreat applause. kossUTH rises and bows 10 the
assembly, who rise in their places and give three
cheers.l And, gentlemen, We must measure our
duty 10 them by the same standard.
Mr.. B. then gave the toast
3. LotiS KoSsEth.
When Mr. BRYANT had concluded,
Gov. kossuTH rose, amid perfect storm OF sp-
plause, tie waving Of handkerchefs. and vocierous
cheering, He bowed again and again 10 this tu.
multuous reception. and soon order was re-
stored he proceeded to deliver the following speech
KossUTH's SPEECH.
GENTLEMEN Rising, respectfully to re-
turn my most warm thanks for the honor Of
the toast, and the high benefit of the SYM
pathy manifested by this solemn demonstra-
ton, it is with mingled feelings of Joy and
fear that address you, gentlemen
| address you with joy, because, Goa
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q. II. Er ER S 0 n

Il T. H. ErrERSoN, candidate Tor Gov.
ernor, in favor OF paying our public debt
at its par or at its laced valuation We
have been induced to make tais inquiry
from the following reasons;
lst The report Of his speech 10 Marshall,
as given by his wing supporter, Leads to the
inference that Ire iarats the naymcnl Of the
nominal amount OF the claims against lie
state. We nre told that upon our own
State affairs, Mr. Epperson says. us the ten
millions riH net be sgGciom 10 pay he
creditors wiih, that Eve or Elk millions be
appropriated for that purpose and The re-
inaiudcr can be discharged by tie creditors
taking land at n fair valuation
"a. His circular is very indefinite on ih.s
subject Al he says upon it is this;
II am for an honest payment Of our
public debt have sacred regard for The
tauor OF the STATE. These are ialdaulen.
cal principles in my political creed
By paying part in money. aud Part IN
land, believe the honor OF the State cnn
be sustained, our creditors satisfied aud
several millions be saved for purpose, OF
Internal Improvement aud Education
3sd lie is supported hp sae GALVESTON
Jouruai, Il paper which w.s"ly adYo.
Gates the payment. of the nominal amount
of our CLAIMS. He ia also supported hy the
Wcstcrn Star, published at Paris, paper
which has not yet, TO The best OF onr recol
lection, ever hazarded an opinion on Oh,
payment OF our debt This paper speak
ing OF Mr. Els circular, says = apea siai,
poitcy il is fapiiiess."
We confess with candor, that we under.
stood Mr. H., in his speech nj tbs place 10
have declared himself ~ favor Of paving
our public debt at II scaled or par yalua
lion. But our nind~is not very clear OF
this point. ~ 1t took a wandering turn a
this part Of HE discourse. Mr. s.. made
speech at Henderson, and ihe editor of iht
flag of the Union appears to have undoi
stood him as we did
Now, who is right, Was our unlcr
standing, aud that Of Nr. Eatcll, of the Fla,
Of the lnion. correct, or were we mislut
bY inlercnial remarked We do not asl
Mr. Epporsons organSto answer this ques
ton, ms some of the papers are doing In re
lalm to other matters for JHagc Scurfy
Let him speak hiiusell--and speak definite
Is. There is plenty of time for him 10 d,
So Il is too important II matter 10 b.
overlooked aud II he does not answer
specifically, we shah take it for granted thai
he il in favor of paying the debt Oh Il; is
nominal amount
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n. W. CHERRY, Editor
roR GoVEKNoR.
r. MANS K0t GIL Il l. l.

CIT n RUSH WALLACE - o. caud,iair Ia repre-
sent tln sifsi Congressional Dnirct 81 ieSasi ia
tpngress.
lion o. ", ROBERTS a. candidate TO represent
he l,nt Congressional p4Uioto Teas, in Congress
Hon wM y. oCunTEfT Is n cana,iato % rep
-ss.ni the fif.i Congressional pitnel "a Consessa
Hon. GEORGE W WRIGHT 30 canslia'e 10
Represent iie 6rsl csarncs'safal biincl ~ feiu, ~
,ongscss
Cot VI II JOHNSON is. candidate ir Oosefn.
ar OF Icsas
u. "a EPrERsoS !. candidate ior Governor OF
Tesns.
Hon {. G. hFENkN. speairr OF NE liau.e Of
kgpeesenla,iAel a candidate g i.al'sasH ,.es.
Hon MATT WARD H. q candidate ~ Iissmnrns
Governor ~ 'lrtss
Hon. J. ". HENDERSON !. candidate fl
l.lsulrnani Governor IF TesN.
Hon. JAMES wERRra candidate fsr the Office
Of Associate Justice Of iho supvme toan o 'teass,
THOMAS W WARD sa oenaiiale Tor Canniia.
soncr OF the General Land Office
GEOM.E EANr is candidate TOT Judge of thu
SSH juIiois Disuirl
Hon ". r. SCOTT ~ ca,siania a. rrpareui
the counties Of iiafhspu AID tlhufi 10 tas siaic
Senate,
W. Il T nfA,. 30 n tardiiais 20 reprs"ni the
oouliies Of iataf and Harrison IN ils state anair
cor. NATHAN SMITH is ctnli,is ~ repss.
s.nf me County II ilauso nib lower ilowr Of lhr
nest lsgulainfr
s. y WOOD mp cinitaisio rrpeseus 'he County
~ lart.san In ihe faseor lloacr Of slc Legislature
iBCANP, a citizen OF ,.lur County, !. can
ihalc faro'ssr ila daifiQt used vi ir eunn-
lies Vt 'JahuI and llafr-,, IN ihe Lower Houac Of
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HON " Il. SCOTT.

A report has gained circulation, we un
derstund tina. this gentleman, has with
drawn from the canvass. We are full,
authorized to state, that this is not the case
and that there was not the slightest cause
for the rumor. Owing 10 sickness in hi
family Mr.. 8. has not been able to 20
abroad, aud visit the people ; but hopes ic
DO SO before the election. lie will give
his citizens Of Harrison and upshnr
a full and candid exposition of his views
and we feel assured that they will be such
AS every true States rights man will be vii.
ling to endorse. The views of Mr.. Scott
fully accord with our own, and we take
pleasure in recommending his claims to IA.
vorable consideration. He runs upon Irin.
ciple and does not desire to be elected on
false issues. For one we shall give him
our most cordial support.
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Musical Examination and Cenass&

M NnaRls aud Prof sisHsEs Wy bold tIr,
rtgeiaf Examination Of The E,rfisr Cnraru on H.
evenings 81 the III an ss Of July next TN The ,,s,f
evening the 9ih, "Wednesday they VIII give IN
fsHftf.
They hcrchy cordially invite the lovers ~ tnu,i,
their fiuniH, tie c-lnmnnsJ generally, aud esTecisk
their laifOas. De- rrra haze upwards Of ftrs. hss
rei piross from which selections VIII be made 20, H.
Termination and Concert
The pupils VII he tisnly examined in the ,hec,y Il
music showing The mode VI thorough eourss u ,n,iior
uan in III, delightful .crnec.
rs- Eserises viii begin al early candle hebns
iuar - 1851. yynl Z.
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Pursuant TO call made. the citizens o
Harrison County assembled at the Court
house, on Friday evening, July Bird, 1851
when on motion, of DR.. Sanders, Col
RENE FITZPATRICK was called to tht
chair and JouN T. SnaNKs appointed sec
Rotary. The chairman in an eloquent, man.
ncr expressed the object Of tho meeting.
On motion of DR.. Sanders, Dr. Josgrn
TAYLOR was nominated as a candidate
Tor the Lower fionse Of The State legis,a.
ture, aud that Committee of three be an.
pointed to wait upon him and notify him
OF his nomination. The chair appointed
Messrs. PArILLo BnhzLy. and Lousnin,4
on said Committee. DurIng the absence
Of the Committee, Mr. l.. +. Wigfall being
loudly called for, addressed the meeting,
giving his views upon the right OF secos.
sIon, &c. The Committee appointed 10
wait upon DR.. TAYLOR reported his accent
ance, and introduced him to the Meeting
MS candidate for the Lower House in
the mex, Legislature; whcrenpon DIR Tax.
LoR addressed the meeting.
VA motion of Mr.. L.. r. WieGall. WILL.
IAN I. scorr was nominated AS candi.
date Tor the Senate--ailer which several
gentlemen, who are candidate, addressed
the meeting.
on motion, tho proceedings of this meet.
ing be published IN the Star State Patriot
and the Texas Republican.
Tn motion, the meeting adjourned.
RENE IITIpNTHif'k f,h,a
J. T. snsNgs, Sccremrn
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&c.,
- Ria T. crafty To =
lk, hi forgsv6eses III
~ ID y u mag whisb I nosr asdes Z
desire thas that nv caluaes sbould plaee
thsrsslsoD h position towsrep ms, whess
jsstics sGkt approve fT'vessss "h:s
Cesar ross TO ssprsuas pow9. nna -
friends ~ tlelteesys " Whosn - Vas -
rcup1sd cellselc1 ~ rlacsd befors I'm
~ VJ(l11nn svj5snses = IL hostility and
euiIt ~ III susanita, ~ refused 10 read
lhem and generously ordered them % be
,1prlyoySd None Ia. contracted intellrcts
md narrow and cowsfdiy hearts could
stoop from power TO seek revenge ! have
never thrown obstacle in the path Of any
man in his progress 10 reaowh, II can.
not keep pace with others 10 the career OF
honor, 1 should feel degraded in my own
estiraaiion by attempting 10 arrest TEN by
casting lppcdments before them When
ever the opportunity has been afforded me
have served my country with y tisinisr'
essed and perfect devotion. But MY seryi-
css have been FAT from being equal 10
nv dcsires. have been heuried around
by ar from wals OF prescription; and !
now appeal 10 just and generous people
10 reverse the ilIibcral decree which seeks
to cut me oil from that career oi rseinlness
for which, in early HE, ! prepared myself
with the most interchangeable zeal, and to re
store me 10 equal privileges with my early
cornpeers. tho glorious privilege OF agait
serving my country, and OF receITing ~
least one more testimonial Of the cont
tience and esteem Of my coHn,rymeu, ere
the hand OF time shall sweep us ail icon
the stage OF action and eonsign u
10 the pen of the historian.
4. J. CHAMBERS.