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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-02-21

FiTALE RENcoNrRE. "A Minnesota
NM. Goodhuc, editcur du Pionniier, ct
Cooper Sc sont rcncontrets dams la rue ct
apres n courte cxplicatiop, au sujet
dun article public dais lie Pi;oanier, con.
tire !e jugc Cooper, lie frarc dc ce dernier
ct c Journalistic Sc sont p~recipites Ton
Fun sur l'autrc ct tous les dcux sont res,
les sur lie carrcau, MIR Cooper mortcIlc-
ment bles>e dune bale a I'abdomcn ct
NJ. Goodhue lui aussi, mortellement
hIcsse de trois coups de bzuie-knife.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-02-21
~NNNNEAAgs N}NERsSs,

UNE MEPRISE NiTURELI.E.-Un yicl-
lard qui portrait sur sa venerable tete, les
traces de 81 hivcrs, dcyint amourcux
dune jcune file qui nc portrait sur la
sicnne que les roses dc quatorzc pnu,
temps. lie success auprGs dcs fcmmes
%n'apparticnt pas a un age en- particular,
il paraft quill est du resort dc toos les
ages. |! est tres srai que Get aAl6me
peut otre txccssi,cmcnt faux cn general,
mais il est tres vrui dams ccttc cHco!.-
stance.
En- elfet notrc bon ,icux SC prtscntait
reinforcement dams II eglise pour faire
btnir son union I've sd jcunc iancte.
lie pretrc nc dc,inant point lie but de
cctte ~visite, s'adrcssa CD ccs tcrmcs au
vicillard: "Vcuillez vous rcndre a Fan.
tire cxtrtmit6 du temple, c'yst la que SC
trouyent les fonds baptismaux.
Quo me parIcz o I'll de fonts baptis
maux, riposta la fi,ncd? C'cst pour me
mlrier que jc suis vcnu lei.
-Excuscz moi, dit lie pretrc, jc ero-
yais que vous v%oulicz baptiscr cctte en-.
FAINT.
1T lie panvrc pratrc ne fnt pardonn6
dc sa mtprise QUEEN Dormant la btnedic,
ton nuptialc au couple assorti.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-02-21

LIT lie panvrc pretre ne fnt pardonns
dc sa mtprlsc QUEEN donnant la btnedc,
ton nuptialc au couple assorti.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-02-21

HNous appeIons l'attention DIES plan
teur sur IN avis de NJ. Vivey, tonnclier
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

Gagged Again.-Oiver Hunt Va arre.,.a,.. :,
evening. as dangerous and suspicion, per.ou. bv
officers Doran and Kehos, Of First Mupie;n.l;,,
police, on board the steamer St. James.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

Fined-Jacques Larbis.es wa, aned "A v..,.,.
day BY Recorder Genois, for riding ON ~ -.
and resisting the officer who sought tn $500,
his Narbissss') violation OF ths ord;n,n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

Forfeited Parker was charged with
stealing gold watch said to be worth $500 from
G. 8. Gomberfs store, "a ST. Charles street. Par
ker did not appear, and the bonds (E. McGosy,)
were declared forfeited
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

Received sincs, ,,,..',.'.,... IN ~
ffaEs Iaa;o ~ a ~
Exported to date OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ 6S7
y,oek on hand not oIs.red r. AZ = % "a
Aooacco-ihsss has been more aotviv in the Tobsoco
during tbs past week. bat tbs parcuan Of hs p
cpal Transactions have besn oassuy sunpressd. mostly
instance o. pays Ihe sae, ~ to Thussday eyssius
aay AV h"cs. ~ wncn 80 were TAKEN 90 Satu
% On pnsce ems 70 on ms1dAy ~ On "Wednesday
=" ~ w ~ O.' Sss..4ons - INV = iosisws
- - ,es'' - 1oa.. inssfiW ana
Ss.'. - - - ~ onOti cno'css t7sOsc
7ko - - s'' '''>" - n1'' ~
..csip'' =. 2 use1 n.se oeen sefy nsnt' and
onui limited 70 smah iou NJ STEADY
pucss U' sis eaoss sa'enos 70 Common. Dsf0s<
-. .. Wy $500 nsl. e :" rune anu Cnodos. o@tS
y, = :, ~ n.s' "s's soo' " whAen " were
S', ,m - ysne", - ~ -. IA
.ss,-..~ ~. - ~. ,Aps''
49, sppy Ss...s su.'' enu We psnnee
-. '.01ss. ~ sn.n ps'cen ~ previous
.',.. ~ 80 ~ ssA'1' y ops poof 70
w. W., ). ,.c.,n. ~ ,'.. - 49, ma, $50 ~
''.s.p-' -. W. sAps..' ~.
49,. .S.'pS nsss eon.nooc IN sovaAee Of tne
s ,s.n -, 80, 80. ,s, LUZ i.Suns aunns tns
s,s, 80. h.. 80 ch,",SS ~. ~ 49, us'shees
,wo ..iss al Ohio- N, y or, = IT,. San" H. 49,
a.. .v-.,n. ~. ~. s~..s"d -. or. ~, mum
~, ,sn. ,.n,. =, n,,,.. q =. - ,. ~ e.; .s !. els
"a 4, ..,.,nn. ,,S,o 4. M, "a i,;u. 80,
a. a. - N M. =, in,. \. :. ,.- a-s
a. 10: .nd .T,,. and isncv =, im~ "a
4 Tn.-d.. sIs, ,.h. ss =. >, Z. 's0S = poA
!, .n.d. =, ,h.a an, oat.id. f.a,. 10, - e. 4. "
h.s spo. bs,u r,tu..d for in. III ~ sn, oh..
DAYS, M. embs.o.d .boo. ian NM. ;d.a,n IN, u.s..
s3 55s % IL ziv l.d,an. Al A. =, M Oa,o go
brand VI supsriins and NV ILlnoh Il o. w . ub -
Weeks ssosspu. II, Nv bbls-sxpous, l6sO III
sra,n-resrs bss been bs, ,ie .oyi,, IA M, ,.Is, q.
Corn since our lssf wa liz ,suurt bu, ~ ~ ~
.ass exceed. the receipts during the .ne and tns rss.
bsen rn,her iirmer Tor eood and MIN. oa.i, To-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

L ~
$50 -sos- 80
SATURDAY MORNINC. sept q.
- -=--------===-=.4E
W LOCAL INTEI. LtEEN(,E.
.I3h----- q. ss.,
Ch1r'sy Hespitak -Rspest fof tAe week ending
Friday evening, September y, ~ e'cek
Adnlssaons. Disohsss n psahs ...s
The total number Of psttAets fen4ining In a.
Hospital il Sta. 80 siisss s
No dsaths from cholera, and only one (ths hrss
this year in this HospitaD from yellow fever.
The following is the report for the month ending
& August 81, 1851:
Admissions. ms Discharges le0e Deaths .e6
= rAsain W. have almost favorable report from the
asr,b.ri,v Hospitsl--extrssrdin 20. whss ~
consider the large number Of upsccl,Sstsd strape.
q. bropoht 10 our c;fe 81 the CubaS o1eitensnt.l
7's - - = :
Arrest o. ~ Asose's -. a. 49, Desotsse ~
true De'so Cv'De 2" 1"u'sury 6! A'as.-
ne ioi'o"ihs ws.e s'ssseo 81 p 9t'suay evening
asst oy Sap.A,a rs,ho' Nf s''sn,p.'"s =
I'ot' u " "oI"'es' VIM wash'he" 'so c.A'seu
win carrying oansstous ~eapon .A,us .s pr
son. nc sao III MS oeience' 'ns' ls0.'.e1 We
KNIFE wnicn naa : pslioct suaa'' w. .pE,ee''
ancer 10 deiehd hi'nes35sA some S!n y. N
the cpy' VINO mao yseneu 70 .ske M me- DC
cause .ney knew ~ - irishq OF tseheraa Lopez
John Harvey, Richard Skinner thad . pistoD, H.
Corie, John O'Brien, Julius Dear, George Gardiner,
Henry j. Whombler, John Rai1srty, John Fran
co.'s chad bowie knife), y M. Miller and John
murphy
The prisoners were all Ariaigned yesterday BE-
fore Recorder Caldwell.
Captain Henry Forno osing sworns a1atsd that
about II O'Clock on tuesday niens ssst. ne was
s'anu'og AZ 'ns coiaer o' o. Cnsfies aho Ioyotss
streets. "nen ne "eard nose % the Aids,wa,k'
near st. char'es s'fee'' no tufnec towards INC
place and found the accused marching IN disor-
DERBY manner; when opposite the ofhce OF the
Irue Dei'a newspaper' sae aceossd co""enceo
inviting anu 'nAA'"s VI ~ ,,1v4s 'ney
, =. ''o ooiHel - % 'eu vi ~
mofaies; some one AZ Hie hSsu VI tue party maoe
an as'ast st '"e uoo' =. "e .on VI o'ne1 VI
t';s ss :, $3.50 ~. ..,h;.S M. $50
,,:s.sIr Ia.S ~. 800 .a,,,..S :. -. -.
h"nsa, ,ha .;.on.r. ao,.no1s.a ~ ns;,a;,., ~.
,ion of the crowd tbsv sro. nod IN. TINE Mi. .
.sJ ~. r,;so,,a.. -, $500 49, -.
I;a,.a M. ,.,o,,a 49,. s.as.aS.s :, ~,
49, ~ 49,. =; ..,.s.,. 49,, 49,, !. 60,
ns,.ons ,..,,, no. c.,,s;r sy.r,,
nerson in the dock was in ,he column which wen,
n a,,,cL Tho oft;cs wh.n ~ column reachsd tt,e
,Soo, h. witosss hard ! no;se. a. IL somethin.
heavy had been thrown against the door : witness
took the bowie knife, then produced in court; /,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

A Batch.-Twelve +. m. c., and one I. W. c.,
were arrested yesterday on the Recorders war.
rant of the First Municipality, for being in the
State in contravention to law. They are all in
the Parish Prison
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

Drawing Knife Robert Rober,.on. vho ~.
he is free, was arrested On Tbnrsdsv n;.L, l.; -,
First Municipality. for dsawinr knif. IN . N. n
c., named John Moody. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

Charge Of Perjury. Pagan stands
charged before Recorder Seusensau, by Henry
Williams, with having committed the crime Of
perjury yesterday before the Fifth Justice of the
Peace, in the case entitled Pagan a. Williams,
Warrant Of arrest issued. fli*ts - 5''ttf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

~ ne First municipality tdesisnatsd The following
H. =. kt IN ns nos comnsacs a the RsEoad sp
lag, No. ssing Flaiboat Landag he hird rSl bs AK
oomsncs at the Railroad and pe.e Ssry Whp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

T VA: A. cRARY, BRICKLAYERs and
above hns. bsy viii eonrao build snd sssrsnty rcs
= rsquned. Fos rfhss siermatoa. please inquire "
| 8
oo9s !, snd successfully ssssd' W 81, cp.,v
MONAGHAN & RAREsHiDE. Na1.,;.. ;
psy. sed m%.csss ID nssS 3. he Ssssss Il a.
union. Particular .i''alion paid % all ms,:s !ns
PabIic Schools municipality No. I've.
A OBLIGATIONS r.. The ots,c. Il srrpERIN.
"A TENDEsT shs.. solcoI yin 5. received ~ the
q * s'ss.
New orlssn.. Asxu.. ID issi .sIl sssi
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOfJNC I.ADfES-
~ :. :.s q z: sssi
e oomp!'s Eueh and Essush Edoos.on. q Y ~ q
,pse anS SsI. ~ Ao'no s''' osss's
Nm hops. :. ~. ..ysss! ys:.., szp:.aSs u .ssAiss
ssiss g a,. s.:saa Msn.sis.iI.. FSSio sahoa.-sii
H.
ssi fhs ssssio d sbs snd savssncsd Tssss S.ii s.
's X: s..: Ss. y .p, can B. hi. . d.
sss Camp s,; ;. wGa;S p!soss p,o:psos:.s may ::
n ss'ss s: x:ss:ss ~ NJ n' ''' .s j.
ENaLiSffa RAMMARAsp GEOGRAPHY
III i.: ss%s' NJ e .s:s.s
GSAS.AR A6 ssoo,ains % = ..
s. s:s 4 . = :r I'd s.: ssS :
rSa sso &c EH. .o.s IN, eomp's kAowsdss q
To TsIs ssssssss CASA a ali = hours am O
-csTCpN VTp M. = : = =:
M ESTEEM vEkANDA, corner Tchoupitou-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

Ice! xce!! zcs!y
STAFFORD & CO, Wholesale and Retail
DoAlsfssn ICE, No. New Lsyps, NsWOsInns
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

CHEEsE-400 boxss fsesh nnd prime W..,.,,
4@9; ~ Dc. Haslsp,s Dushan Farm Ess. Dsi.,.
q. IT, 81 RFf 2 On n ..an o..,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

A APPLICATIONS fos the office Of SUPERIN-
IA TENDEnT Of thsss Sohools. viii be received By the
nnderrgnsd until The INT day Of October next ,f
An eecli2n 70 FL hs existing vacancy VII! take place
trssldspt Of the Board 81 Directoys,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06
Dar.biiity and chsapaess Co.1a.s,

ArS-Whise and Black Wool and Csmpesnk
Al Hats. always on band, by -
y mills Vi 81 and s. cOnmnn 4. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Charity He.pital. -Repestf cs ~ week ending
Friday evening, Ssptembsr 3 ~ o'clock q 8.
Adn.ons $50 Disohsss5u Iud psa'hs
The total number Of patt4ats remaining In ~
Hospital is S72. ..ls5
No dseths from cholsFs, and only one (ths First
this year in this HospitaD from yellow fever.
The following is the report for the month ending
August 81, 1851:
Admissions. Ms Discharges. isoei Deaths
rAxain We have a.nost favorable report from the
Charity pital--extr9 1sdinarily 20, whsa Ne
eonsider the large number Of pnaccllunstsd stFang
ers brought to our city 81 the Cuba& ebeitsnsnt.]
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

BOOTS, SHOES AND BKOGANS = 1900
~ GASES Boots, shosr and Brogans il store and
70. "a y A. +. IlNBAE re:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

TO PLANTERS $4,000 pairs RUSSETT
= BROGAN6. m store and for sale hy
+ --si7 A. p. DUNBAR go. -
Ii = a and b Common sfpnue
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

W q y. A. CRARY, BRICKLAYERS and
BUkLpERS-ln addition to general business in thu
Caern. and them above under Pvound q mai
he reQu ted. For further information, please inquire II
and specifications esn Be- seen. and references given wor
done and successfully tssssd.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

death ON Rats AND ROAcHES-W;I.
ssas Gsasns hat AND kOA IN DR< r aOY04
ssalsntssd y y ths H-ss sHs9d snsaivs 49, -
ios W anunsssn 81 tiss spssiAsAs vususn ~ 1870
J..WAfGhf Z TO-. ssss Assaa..
nj Iaasuss -. Il
q Aka. LYoNs'5 MAGNETIC .PUtsAsRs AnD
fu-i3. ~ ossessgsng Las, Anss al kinu. of vu,
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-30

'Qnite an adventure. faith.' said
Wharton, as he drove rapidly away, Yet
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-30
Terms of Advertising.

Advertisements Will be conSpicuJ Jusly inser-
ted III ire 'Plyp.oeth Pilot, at the following
prices, VIZ:
For square (of 10 lines ; insertions 81, 90.
Each additional insertion, Csc.
t5'Anything less than square, will he con-
sidered a square.
number of insertions on the face of the adver-
tisementsf or they will be published until or
'iered out, and charged accordingly
MA liberal discount will be made where adj
vertsing is done by the year.
UPAll Communications from distance should
De addressed PoST- PAID to the Publisher
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-30

.Shon. mine Shons, said worthy Ger
man father to his hopeful son of ten years,
" no he had overheard using profane lam
guage. .Shon, mine Shon! come here; anu
fill dell you little stories. Now'
mine Shon, shall il be true sthory or
makes believed
Oh, true story of course answered
John
Ferry veil den. Tere was once goot
nice old shemtleman. (shoost like me ana
he had IA pad tiriy liddy poy, (shoost ike
vou) Won day he heard him shwarlng'
like young fillan as he vas. SO he
vent to de winkle, (corner) and took OUT
cowhides. shoost as am toing now.
and he dook ter tirty liddle plackguard
bv de collars, dds way, you sees') ana
yolloped him shoost SO! And den, mine
tear Shon. Ne bull his ears dis way, ana
schmack dis face dat way. and dell hlm 10
90 mitout snpper, shoost as YOU VII DO
dis evening. and den -
oh, gollyr screamed the young incor-
rigible. 1T that's sample of your true
stories, Id rather hear you he all da! oy
the cord
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-30
The Law of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do no, give express no
tee 10 the contrary, are considered as wish
ng TO continue their subscription.
2. If subscribers orlcr their papers discon-
tinued Publishers may continue TO send them
till all charges are paid.
J. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from tie off e or place to which
they are sent, they are held responsible until
they settle their bill aud iii scOntinue them.
A. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the Publisher. and the pa
per is sent to the former dire :iion they are
held re 'ponsii lie.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-30
PRINTERS.

A true Republican looks with sympa-
thetic interest upon all classes of men
who earn their living by the sweat of
their brow: but of course there must be
vacations for which one has particular
regard, and we confess that among these
we know Of none more important, nor
class more generally neglected. than that
of Printers. From a long. daily and con-
slant acquaintance with them, we have
learned 10 look OH them as one large fam
ily-nervous, jovial. thoughtful, witty.
bilious, proud, wiggling and ;alkative
in relation to whom we stand as sort
of half brother, or second cousin on a
long visit to them. There they stand at
their cases--breathing machines. magic
al autumata- --dagurreotyping, as it were
the passing scenes of lifes changeful par
Drama, sending forth into the world. the
worlds history of Itself, with such a
generally accurate minuteness. such or
der and punctuality, that the unadvised
world conceives. if indeed they think
anything about their benefactors. that
their toll is not only easy. but amusing
the printer has such fine chance to get
the news,
Favored ra lie! A printer IS literally
gailey-slave, though he is nominally
paid for his labors. What amount of la
Dor will compensate him for the loss OF
proper exercise, pure air and reasonable
sieep2 How much gold will purge the
poisonous lead from his system? Wha,
ecstatic enjoyment in the business he
follows, which in the round of his abre
waited years will compensate him for tn,
years he is deprived of? He looks upol
the fair vista of happy old age as
vision of beauty, not his fortune to eve
realize.
We really think that il there is an,
'hing which an age of intelligence lik'
TINS, mas to reproach itself with. it is it
neglect oil the printers. as viewed in thei
scahty rewards for their hopeless, refuge
less and unhealthy drudgery. Empt
praise may be bestwed upon them b.
some artful, political demagogue, am
they may be toasted at festivals, i'm
coDdescending way, but words will no
reward them. nor build..a asylum for tn
cousumptive Of his profession nor pu
bread into the mouths Of the printer an
ms family when he is thrown out Of EN-
ployment. temporarily or permanently
by dule business or sickness resultin
from his vocation. Hard life and j
reward.-Erchange. ai
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-30
I" " ~ VI - .

1f paid advance, (or within two months
after subscribing,) SI,5O.
If paid within six months, $500.
lfdelayed after tLat time, $3.50.
1.-THE above terms will be strictly adhered
Eo-positireiy.
UTTown subscribers, who have their paper
left by the Carrier, will be charged Fifty cents
IN addition 20 the subscription prce.
Jj-No paper Will be discontinued until all
arrearages re paid, unless at the option OF tie
publisher.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-30
p O d II r Y
From Godey's Ladfs Book.
81 RING.

BY FANNY EALEs.
SIZE is with u.s. she is with US!
For list her gentle sigh.
And her music tones of gladnesS;
Floating through the branc hes Try;
Now the south winds lifts the carpet
Spread beneath the forest old;
Waketh up the scen'ei violet
From her bel Of richest m,lll
Softly trills the little sparrow,
Pecking seeds from out the sol;
And the robin o'er me flying,
Litfs its anthem up 10 God.
To the dear old nest returneth,
Yet sgain, the llaeb;rd bright
To the hollow tree whelce, yearly,
Azore b:rdlinss wing ther flight.
Now the brooklet is unfettered,
Swollen by the melted snow;
Shining like thread of silv er-
Singing through the vale below;
Tokens of the happy springtime,
On the hill beside the brook;
Emerald grasses, velvet MOSES,
Smile from many sunny nook.
On the co tage caves aiighting,
Swallows in the sunlight sing,
Filling all the air around me
With their joyons twittering.
Ger the deep blue upper ocean
Little whte-wi nged barges fly;
Melting out, like fairy phantoms,
Meath the Day-god's burning eye.
Sap is welling, leaf buds swelling,
Sprnging towards their shining goal,
Bursting from their darkened dwelling,
Like the freed immortal soul.
Spring is with Us! She is with us!
New life wakes i'll every vein;
Fresh hopes in my heart are yelling,
As welcome her again.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-30

There IS said Plato, no conversation
so agreeable as that of man OF lnteg-
ritv. who hears without any intention
to be tray. aud speaks without any intcn-
or to deceive,
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-30

DIR. Dewey says that tie emblem on
the American shield should be railway
train, and our only motto--"hurrah."
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-30
The Boston Rioters. /.


Julge Sprague charged the Grand Jury
in the L. S. District Court Of Boston a
day or two ago, in reference to the ress
tance 20 the Fugitive Slave Law. This
argument is temperate and conclusive
and shows the absurdi;y of persons AFRO
eating to themselves the right to resist
laws made by the majority, under the pre-
text that their cOnscienceS will not al.
low them to obey it. Unjust laws have
existed since the foundation of the world
but reason, persuasion, and the diffusion
of knowledge, are the means to employ
for their ameliration The annals of the
world abound with enormities commit
ted by a narrow and darkened conscience
The moral faculty or moral judgemen I
being thus fallible, there may be con-
fict of consciences The arbiter mus,
be society, organized society, pronounc-
ing its decision through its regularly con
stituted agents. This is the moral udg
ment, the embodied conscience, of the
political community. To this not only
is each individual bound to submit, but
forming his own moral Judgement. An
act which before may have been innocent
is now criminal; and its commission not
only opposed to the will, but su bversive
of the order, peace, and existence of the
political society. Obedience is moral
duty. This is as certain as that the Crea-
tor made made man social being, and
designed that he should live, not in per-
petual anarchy, but in peace and security;
for human government is the only means
which Infinite Goodness has provided
for preserving us from unceasing conflict
and violence. To obey the law of the
land, is then to obey the will of of God
Resistance to law may be justifiable un
der despotism, where the means of al
tering oppressive measures by peaceabl'
methods are denied the people, but sucl
a necessity can never reasonably occur il
a republic. where the laws are made b,
the people themselves; through agent
freely appointed for short periods by FIRE
quent elections.-Philadelp Ledger
r
had spring weather for week past, il
parts. and people are beginning to thinl
about gardening. However we woul,
advise them that one swallow does no
make summer. and we must expec
some frosty weather the present month
Cutting gratis should be performed i'm
mediately, if not already done. Preserv
them in a box of damp moss or saw -dus
, in cellar. till wanted for grating mex
month";
Grape pines should be pruned now
as they will bleed badly if cut when th
! sap is in active motion.
Pruning trees, ard shrubs generally
may be performed now as well as an
o time. 1t is also good time for plant
i ing trees, if the ground is not two we,
Seeds of hardy vegetable, as peas, pars
nips, lettuce, &C.. may be sown now
n the ground is in good order. But thos
v who wish to obtain.a good suppy Of earl
vege tables should make hot bed.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-30
THE PLYMOUTH PILOT.

Is published every Wednesday, by
JOHN @. HOWELL.
AT Plymouth, Marshall County Indiana.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-03-03

ment and thcken over him; 1t L. a solid fabric,
and will support the laurels that adorn it,"
IL Is tune, General, that should have done.
have inflicted an numerically long epstle on
your patience, and, perhaps, on that Of those
who may be less willing to bear it, could not
have very well said less 10 defence of State
which you have thought proper To assault in as
ISOLATION with my name Iwish she had found
among her sons more gifted champion than my
self There she stands, however without fear !;
and, trust, in the end will stand without re-
proach have no apprehension either for her
honor or her courage. Ii the sallies of high
public spirit, and the keen instincts of pride,
which are hers by inheritance, have thrown her
in advance of her confederates, hope, as well
AS ! believe, under their friendly counsels, She
will, in the end, retire gracefully and with all the
dignity that belong to her courage, to the line
that they for the present occupy. But depend
upon it, she will retire armed, and without one
single standard lowered She will give the Union
peace and her devoted loyalty, If the Union will
give her justice. But whilst she will ask moth.
ing more she is resolved to take nothing less
10 no spirit, certainly, of hostility, or even of
unkindness, subscribe myself, General,
Respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
]. HAMILTON,
OF South Carolina.