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Bold RooUE.-We learn from the Telegraph
of Saturday afternoon that on Friday night, be-
tween eleven and halfpast twelve o'clock, some
person went into the boarding house of Mrs. Har-
rison, on Pennsylvania avenue, took lamp from
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r AND WARRANTS wanted by
IL July l4-tf CHUBB, SCHENCK & co.
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, VIA
HAVANA.
The splendid steampshp
CHER OKEE,
Q,300 tons burden,)
HY. WINDLE, Commander,
%fERs WILL sail Saturday, July 70, at 3
O'Clock, p m, from her pier at the foot
of Warren street, N. r., with the Government
Mails direct for HAVANA and NEW ORLEANS.
Passengers transferred at HAVANA TO the splen-
did double engine steamship FALCON
Freight taken to New Orleans at ~ cents per
foot.
Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
No bills of ading will be signed after the steam
or has sailed
For freight or passage. apply at the Office of the
company. lit lest street, corner of Warren, N T.
JULY i6--f Nj. o. ROBERTS.
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PROPOSED DATES SAILING.
From NetD York. From Liverpool.
Saturday, July 5th. Wednesday, July 9th-
Saturday, IS 10th. Wednesday, 80 23d.
Saturday, August 3D. "Wednesday, Aug. 9th.
Saturday, " 10th. Wednesday, " goth.
Saturday, /" Goth. Wednesday, Sept 3D..
Saturday, Sept. 18th. Wednesday, Z" 18th.
Saturday, 80 9th. "Wednesday, Oct lst
Saturday, October 18th. Wednesday, (" 18th.
Saturday, % 10th. Wednesday, +" 29th.
Saturday, Nov. Sth. "Wednesday, Nov 18th.
Saturday, 80 Odd. Wednesday, 90 26th.
Saturday, Dec. 9th. Saturday, Dec. 18th.
Saturday, 9" Doth Saturday, 90 9th.
For freight or passage ,appIyto
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No So Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO.,
Liverpool.
E. G. ROBERTS & CO.,
ID Kings Arms Yard London.
Or l.. DRAPER, jr.,
boulevard, Montmartrc, Paris.
The owners of these ships will not be account
able for gold silver bullion, specie, jewery, pre-
cious stones, metals, unless bills OF inding are
signed therefor and the value thereof expressed
therein. July 20
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OOLLEOIOH
CfEALEU PROPOSALS. will be received al this
- office, until IL o'clock on the 9Th day Of Au-
gust, for furnishing materials and constructing
LIGHT HOUSE, to be erected on Blackistone's
Island. on the Potomac river, in conformity with
plan which can be seen at this office, and the
story OF nine feet in the clear, with fireplace,
chimney and fiue, described in specifications,
and to Sc finished in all respects first story ex.
cepting that Of substituting window for door.
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CHARLESTON STEAMSHIPS.

PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY'S LINE BETW ZEN
PHILADELPHIA AND CHARLESTON, 8. c.
z,$@Fe. Steamer ALBATROSS, Captain James
s9s4sxxss b. Peck
Steamer OSPREY. Captain John Power.
These seq steamers are unexceiled for sea quail
ties, safety and speed, and pains or expense il
spared in securing comfort and convenience 10 pas
The sailing days are WEDNESDAY. Of each
week, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
RATES OF FARE.
To Charleston, Ladies' Saloon. State Room, $50
Do Gentemen's do. do. 20
Do. Steerage, 10
TO Havana, taking the Isabel at Charleston, so
Savannah, through ticket, %
For frefgbs passage. apply at the company's
office. No 81 South Wharves, Lombard street
wharf
No freight received on morning OF sailing.
Agents in Charleston, .Johu Fraser & Company,
and John H. Holmes. IJuly 26-d3m
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MILITARY CLAIMS, OF ALL KINDS,


CoIIector and superintendent Of Lighis-
July 26-eo3t
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Post Office Stamps.
TO POSTMASTERS.

'kNilE advertiser. Postmaster at Pleasant Grove,
Allegheny county Maryland, is the first per.
IN IN the uniIed States VINO conceived and under.
"ck extensively TO pablish the idea OF furnishing all
p't Offices in the country with cheap stamps All
Namps made by him are warranted equal or superb
10 any Other that can be procured for the same
price, and whenever any are sent out in any man
g'f detective OF unsatisiaga ny, duplicates viii be
awarded, on notice, without extra chuge. All who
goef set Of stamps with FOIL sc, OF Changes for
'a"' al only 50, tor thirty pieces shall be kept in
'"mp' ad hbifum. Full sets with one change ST.
stamps are neatly made with turned handles
i"a scfew--same style as The regular government
D. " s'amps--dursbe, eii.cien, and warranted -
- ace one TO Two dollars only, aud special authority
send by mail free.
address, Post Master, Pleasant Grove, Allegha.
ny eounty, Maryland.
~ W ANY editor publishing the above with this note)
'.e ZINES. aud sending n eopy of tho paper, shall
credit for ten dollars in wood letter, ten
."' proof prcss--ot if preferred, wood epgrav
Ing 81 az engraved newspaper head, of the above va
ps viii be forwarded.
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E.F.N'CH GOODS.

TUE Subscriber has now on hand his usual as
sortment OF
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Il preservation of the
EM Va n E&o
BY W. WISE & SON, of virsinia.
~ ~. C-apSla
c. OVERMAN.
l4tf

% WISE & son, finding ii altogether impossi.
VS.. DC to attend personally TO tho great number
OF daily applications from all sections OF The Union for
then Remedy Tor Badness, and for their celebrated
HAIR 1oNlC, have found it necessary 10 appoint
Gendat Iforelling agent 10 visit different cities
and towns throughout the United States vestinp him
With authority to appoint subsgen;s, use and vend
the hair Tome, and 10 apply the RESTORATIVE
and 10 pat them into the hands of those he NAV an.
point to operate wherever sufficient number Of ma
tcnts in any town neighborhood shall be obtained.
Capt GEORGE CALVERT. u Fauquier county,
Va Is alone authorized TO act as Genera Travelling
Agent, with the powers above indicated.
Capt c. may be expected to visit as speedily as
practicable the principal cities and towns of the u
Mon.
N b. Capt Calvert will always have on hand
Toll supply of The HAIR TONIC (Which cleanses
the head OF dandruff, strengthens and invigorates
The hair, aud prevents II, also from falling od) for
The region OF country most contiguous TO his opera.
Tons, or 1t may always be obtained, at wholesale,
aud forwarded 10 any part ofthe Union. BY address,
ing the proprietors, NJ. WISE l. son, Richmond,
Va.
U-Price 50 per dozen cash Six bottles for as
or one dollar for single bottle.
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ERINTIMG orTTcr FURNITURE.

for he es.ob'shm, nj Of complete Printing { fl os,
such as Presses Wood Tyre, Cases, Sand, Brass,
Pfe,s and Wood Rules, Imposing Stones, Compo, !ng
KS BIAS aud Wood Galley, Bgict., Cost
Racks, &c, Sc.
GA Type taken in exchange for rcw at cents
ptr d. The Tr1de deal with on tbs most liberal
terms, and patronage soiel'sd on the ground OF fur
nlshi"g 10 The purchaser article with which be
W. be pleased and which viii bting him The worth
Of his money,
Editors or Printers wishing 10 establish News.
paper OF job Printing Office, viii lie furnished aih
an estimate In detail OF the cost BY stating &c Of
paper and kind Of work 10 be executed.
Publishers Of Newspapers who 8 III insert this ai.
veIisemtn Mt three months and send me he pspors
containing II addressed TO NesJuis eisier'
New York, will he peid in materials Of ny mana,
iaelure, provdtdthey purchase SIX times the amount
OF tAcIf bills for advertising.
II. II GREEN.
No l2s Fulton.st New.Yok, and
Ne. II anal 4, Row New Orleans
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mTO NV Friends.

TT sas my misfortune I'm December las 10 be
compelled 10 request my Boarders 10 ieaue, as |
v,s reduced TO the necessity Of closing my house in
consequence Of sickness In my famiiy (ehle and
bucs) with the "prersiiisg disease" together with
the impossibiy OF procuring any assisianee Ia
addition to ihese painful circumstances, l had TO
b.sr the censuns Of many-for suffering tie first
rase "a bosrdef) TO remain the premises, because
il would "irjare and ruin my business :" TO which
replied. shall never turn sick man " ho behaves
hmsell out Of doors, my feelings r, volt at such an
idea, aud il an 10 be "ujned and ruined" for
such acts OF hamsnity-let me go--my cons fence
will be prepared 10 meet such fate A few DAYS
sner my house had been closed some Of my Board.
efs rere foken siek and applied 10 me 10 know ii
would let them here rooms. as they could mol remain
where Thy ree--to which rqlest, readily assem-
ted. This &C, Brought additional ceAsure. | now
had sick Jomily closed house ard The ceasures Of
mary 10 contend Without so long as live. feflinps
and sympaiLies for my How e,tatares v ~ fad
,tsiisg place 10 my bosom, and particularly when
subjects Of eEietioa am glad to saw, nv hanse
snd premises clear If Ae discase end Through
nESpaiisa been made. would DO riad to see NV
friends ACKNOWLEDGING myself to please them II |
car
J. ID. BOYD.
Charlotte. Fe6ruary 8. 1851 l0f
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GREENS
TYPE FOUNDRY.
No 1913 Fai on S1eet. Sun Beiisirg. n, Ys.k. No.
Il Cnnnl Clr..f Enlr n NJ d Lr.,

70 Newspaper Publishers ind o.il,orc.
VS. It'll confidence Invite the trade, before
W they purchase elsewhere, 10 give nc a tail
at No. l28 Fion street, New. York. or At NJ. II
Canal.si. Row, Now-0fleans, where AN ready 10
furnish them v IA all kinds Of
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CGWAN'S
Vegetable E.itiiOEstriptIc.

safe and certain remedg for GrGcrl or Stone in The
tfadder, for arrangement Of The Kidners End
Urinary Ofgaas and all kindred diseases.
r.SIilS invaluable Medicine TO the world would
q be blessing, if the afflicted could only over.
come their rr JUDGES enough 10 Try ii. Call at Dr
j. T. Gdm'r's Drug Store in Charlotte, and see a
pdm2h'cl containing Unprecedented evidence OF the
utility Of this invaluable vegetable preparai.on.
JOHN f. COWAN,
YorAville, Tenn.
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GEdod.

In this place. on SUNDAY morning last. after a
r,geriu 2 illness. Mrs ELIZABETH NORMENT,
in The 18Th year Of her age.
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No rs fulton.st. New.York, and
Nc. II anal s.. Row, New Orleans
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E.R.sCE' GOODS,
imported dircc, from Engan d, Ir.rce ard Coma
ny. Also, hi- 't'cA Of
STAPLE GO0sss,
direct from the Manufacturer. which b. # ~ to
Merchants and Pign;trs al prices equal 10 ary Ian
porting House ~ Boston cr NeA NoaF.
Having experienced buyers constau .ly station,
IN the European and North,rn Cties, he III receive
BY every arrival, the latest sly les OF Goods in each
market, which will be sold al small advance.
The Retail Department consists Of every descrip
tion Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
portion Of which is enumerated below, VIZ
2gU9g GOODS.
Nerno de Franchise bri. ht colofs ana black,
Cobnrg Cloths and Paramaltas,
C0iOrsd * back Alpaca lusttes, various qualities
Mohaif ard SILK Warp Go.
Figured Alp ocas. IAouose and Canton Cloths,
Pam and Figured Cashmere,
do do N Dc Lanes
Colored ard black Silks,
Every i, lie Of GinghaIus
English. French ard American Prints
D9M32233 G90D3,
fleached ami brown Sheeting aud Shifting,
Osuaburgs, d -nnins, Ticks and Checks,
Drill, Kersey Jeans. Satlneis.
Tw,eds, lanntls, Cambrics &c,
Together with every description of White Goods,
Thinning Goods, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
| would respectfully call the attention OF Mor.
chants, Planters and others, visiting this city to an
examination Of my stock, hey viii fad as full an
assortment and at as low rate any Mercantile
House.
+. SONMERS. 33i Ring ST,
Charleston, S, c.
NaremJer l3, 1850. 4qf
n Ii. r fs.,n. g .oS oAs' !, STORE T
DRuCkER, ard the CAM DEN BAZAAR, Ut Cam.
dem. 5. c, conducted by Mr.. NJ DRuCk ER-tL
two establishments he,ng oonnected with my Store.
il is ea,iy understood the publ a, large ,cby and
hoU they enabled 10 sell lower tsan other Stores
IN those two places who have not these facilities OF
OBJ aiming their Goods FS
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The a. and =. &. Kali ssca
CLaRENOyT
FEMALE ACADEMY

r-s5Ff3 AZ ILL coamonce its Fifth Aca
lw W Genie year, on Tuesday, the
SA-aAE lst day of October, 1850, under The tui.
ton OF the accomplished Miss NJ. NJ STEWART a
graduate OF Troy Female Seminary, NY.
Prices, as heretofore, very moderate.
First Class six dolars Second Glass ten dollars ;
Third Class twelve dollars
Music and use OF The Piano fifteen dollars.
Drawing one dollar per month.
Boarding six dollars per month including every.
thing except lights.
As intend making this a permanent school, per
sons wishing their daughters 10 obtain thorough
education, would DO well 10 send and give This Acad
envy trial, before sending TO expensive schools
as | intend employ ing none but superior teachers
A, J. ALEXANDER.
September 25 1850. 42f
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SOLID AND DURABLE TYPE,

htte'of re cfitred 10 the publi,. To this last e
lufe would IN particular csll attention. Tor soidi.y
ard durability OF Type IS on he prlncip oieconon
OF The greatest Importance 10 al typogfa hers Tie
members OF The craft Wil! also hud ne ready IL sup
ply all kinds Of
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state Of North. SU,.Oiinn

MLehLENBURG COUNTY
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions .ya,
pory Term 1861.
Joseph NJ. Alexander. admir- of Jobr)
Peice deed.
W. W. Free Martha Nicely, Thos Kerr TO
and Phiczi his wife. joseph Ross and sell Land
Adelne his wife, heirs at law of said
John Price, deed.
.ppear,ng 10 the satisfaction of Tie Court. that
". W. Piiee, one OF the above named deftn.
nan's hd'h removed beyond the limits Of this Safe.
~ IS ntrcore Oidfred by The Cont. that publication
be made slx weeks "a the chlrote Journal that up.
less ssd deiendln, appear the next Court Of Pleas
snd oaafier Sessions, 10 be held for The county Of
NJ esleuburg, at the Court II use n Charlotte, on
The Monday IN April ueS,, and then and there
plead answer or foraur, jadguen, ~ default will be
on'er,d against hirl
'" ltnes', B.aly Oates. Clerk Of said Court at Of
hee. the 4 h Monday Of January, ISL.
b. OATES. Gee
Price adv IS 62i. IA
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toN sale at'this Office. besides all other Blanks
USED BY Clerks and Constables.
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BOOK AND NEWSPAPER Type,
cRWAMEMTAL And J0BlING TYPE,

B,rtc'ing Sc. feel assured that Ihe elegance auG
accuracy ct all the Type manufactured by me can
not be surpassed BY any Founder in tho ueion ly
an entitely ncw method in the m,xi1g and castiag
am enabled 1, retain the crtses # he c9H soacRf
parts Of ae metal, aud thus TO produce in ADDITION
TO au elegant the most
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Parents School

f-5FsE-, 4 tOMMENCES its next srssinn on
z 49, - q = onday, the - h Of rnu ~. 1851,
10y remaining under the tuition Of Miss :.
Il. FRuar. Iui's patrons express our 'igation
Tor the literal cHcoofaseueui it b5s received his
school nay be pectfd to continue FOR vef.l y-ars,
uatl q oljeci for which it Is made tile education
Of cur ehi'urenl is completed. White hiah stan.
dafd Of education viii maintained, the more use.
full and practical branches viii recey especial Ut.
tent!on.
Terms per session If Fire Il mAe.
Spelling, Reading. Writing, Arithmetic Geogra.
ply, English Grammar. L. ). History aud Compo.
siton So. Tie higher English Branches alone, or
with the above 8. I he French Language (and
tie spanish, Latin. or Creek if desircd) $40.
Board, &c, tXccpi candles, G per months, ditto.
except washing nom Monday to FiiIoy, So so per
month.
No deduction after entrance, except for inability
to attend school RON sickness coatiuuinr = mouth,
with notice of lie fact
b. Il is SO very imro ,ant 10 have the classes
aud work for tie SEES arranged at It's beginning
we again urge siudenis 10 enter if possible at tsL
time.
:. B. WATSON.
ID. n. LIE.
D,ce,shcr lS10
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13
Letter from ]. W. Newport.
CoLERArS, Sept. End, 1851.

gM ooLEhAiS' sept zna, lool'
Mh. EDITOR; Allow me- through Inc busie
70 make remark or TWO, that would nave
made al tho Anniversary had time ana oppor-
'uni'y ohered'
Mr.. buric'sh' an reply TO my remarks upon
'ne 'ohsat'ons resulting irom an exercise OIL 'he
"eiectSe franchise under the Constitution
ssa' .na' We haa natural rght 70 mveS.
eap'ai an banking or o'her corpofauon' out
thA' II the OBJECT OIL TINS corporation was the
commission OIL iraud' we mad risnt 70 our ca
p'.a', ou' mot % .no p'on.s' n,r' naiie,sa u,a
of Suffrage" was "nataral right and pre-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13
NOTICE.

UNDER the provisions of tho New Consti-
tuition" which has been, by the people OF Ohio
adopted, the term of office Of tho undersigned.
will cease on the second Monday of Febl uary.
lS52.-Being dosirous of collecting tho cost
due to myself and others previous to the oxpira-
ton of my term without aagmenting them by
execution, take this method of giving notice
to all who know themselves delinquent. that
unless these costs arc paid previous to the first
day Of January, A. ID. 1859. that execution
will be issued in such cases without respect 10
person.
/ think the community generally will bear test :.
mony that during my term Of office. so fnr as
within my power, have carefully avoided any
accumulation Of costs to litgant parties. and
have notissucd execution unless in cases whcro
my orders so to do were ncrcmptory. Ihope.
therefore, that those persons who know them
selves indebted either as principal or security.
as Executors, Administrators or as Guardians.
viii promptly respond 10 this call and thereby
save themselves furthes cnsts and myself and
successor in office, tho unpleasant task Of issu-
ing execution. s. lI. MCKENZIE.
Clerk Of Court of Common Plcas.
Clerks Office, Common Pleas. Jaiy IA, l84l.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

An evening meeting was held in the same
place. Very many more came than in the af-
ternoon. The shop was filled, and a crowd
gathered outside by the windows and doors,
giving good attention to the great truths utter
cd in their hearing. Mr.. Pillsbury proceeded
to give them some account Of their own history,
and Of the history Of their country, its slavery,
its relations and effects upon them, in degrading
labor, &c. Adecided impression for good SEEM
ed 10 be made. Mr.. Walker closed with some
very excellent remarks. While listening to the
fervid eloquence of these lecturers, was most
solemnly impressed with the fact, that nigh
ty faith, faith not Of fthis world was required
to enable them to grapplc with such stupi-
dity, such ignorance; and to enlighten,
to exalt and to bless the most ignorant and the
most degraded; receiving as their reward only
ignominious reproachcs, having their names
" cast out as evil among men, yet honored and
approved of God. G. 7. p.
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Slaves Whipped to Death.


James and Stephen Castleman, father and
son, Of Clark Co., Va, have been indicted for
for having brutally beaten two slaves, one Of
whom died in consequence of his cruel treat
ment. They were held to bail in the sum of
$4,000 each. The Winchester Republican gives
the following particulars ris.t
:" From the evidence of the principal witness,
a white laborer, the negro was fastened up for
punishment, by having his hands tied, and a
chain put around his neck, thrown over a beam,
and locked, just leaving sufficient length for
the unfortunate object to stand upon the ground.
He was then whipped with the tongue strap OF
wagon. having been previously stripped that
the blows might be laid on the bare skin. Af-
tor beating him in tho most unprecedented
manner for some time, they left him bound in
the situation described, for the purpose of whip
ping his companion. The occurrence took
place about sunset A son Of Castleman de-
posed that, about ten o'clock at night, his faith
or came into his house, and announced that the
negro was dead. He had been left in the stan
ding position in which he was whipped, and
died in that way.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13
Trouble.

The shareholders of Virginia and North Caro-
lima are greatly disturbed by the presence Of
Abolition Missionaries. They have resolved to
erpea all who are not sound on the question of
slavery. Messrs Bacon, Crooks and Mcbride,
who went in that region, as Wesleyan Ministers;
The first about four years ago, have by their
fidelity given the Shareholders no small amount
Of trouble. They have sowed tho seed of truth
and We doubt whether all their violence and
madness can eradicate it. Those who have
becnencouraged by them to take stand for
truth, will doubtless have to endure persecu-
ton but if in their patience they possess their
souls they will prove more than match for
their oppressors. aAa
The fugitive slaves that have been returned
under tho operation of the fugitive law, is an
other source of uneasincss, and some Of the
Georgians are talking of repeal. "a Htls ieas-
on leacensth The uhoic lump" faI
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13
The Rights Of the North.

Must the STAKEHOLDER enjoy the right TO
kidnap our colored freemen, aud. mob and
lynch our white freemen also? Yes, he has
this right He can and does imprison our
colored seamen, aud when we send agents
te protect them, he drives them from the
State. He can say what he chooses at the
North, but we eau do so at the South only
at the risk of life. He can have the aid of
the Union TO help him recover his slaves, and
has the same aid TO prevent us reclaiming
ourffeemen, sold on their auction stands, to
pay the fees ofan unconstitutional imprisOn-
ment The shareholders rule the land. The
great Wings aud Democrats are his tools
When his interests are at stake, they crente
union panics for bis benefit; issue procln-
nations; hatch compromises, in which slave
ry gets the lions share. Ii the rights of free
men are peried IL the solemn exigencies of
freedom and humanity call for voice, they
are silent. Where is Websternow2 While
Southern mobs are Iynching his fellow citi-
zens 10 Georgia and Alabama, while New
Bedford sean1en are being imprisoned, while
the slave power is actively playing over
again with Cuba the Texas game of annexa-
ton; be is eating chowder at Marsh6eld, or
listening at Newport to the fatterers who nre
feediDg,thc famine of his ambition" with
delusive hopes of the Presidency. Where
is Flllmore? Where are all those ferocious
and blantnnt law.and-order men Pail still
as death. Why do these men treat these
Northern and Southern violators of law so
differently ?--.Ncrih adams Sentinal,