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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03
npi 3-3t WIN. NJ. BLACKBOARD, p. NJ.
VNEN DOLLARS REV Rn.-T viii

= give the above reward for DENNIS, who run
away from me on the Oath Of March. He IL d. N,
thirtyfve years old, five feet ten inches high. dar
complexion, tolerabe sensible address when sno-
ken to- though he is little deaf in one ear onIy
ana VIII pay strict attention when spoken 10 in or
der to understand you. Dennis e Mao little
stopped in his shoulders, and iad ~ hro,yn ya,.
nut sack and pants, and y.,,to wool bat when he
ieft homo. suppose MIN to weigh about 100, and
- g"5d '..nr man, with rather thin features,
,vf one 81 r. size. hive good to believe
Denh-. ms got false pass given to him, and be
may attempt TO get West. as he has been in the
South. will give tho above reward for him II &C.
cured III jail so get him, or delivered to near
Woodawn post Office, Appomattox county, Va.
nnl 2-1u CIT EA Il plRTMnDn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03
Freig.,ts up and Down the Canal.

Tobacco. leaf (per hogshead,) 81
Do. manufactured. (per box) 12l
Flour, (per bbl) 10
Bar Iron, (pcr TOM ! 90
Pig Iron, (per tony I 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (pcr TOM | 90
Plaster, (per TOM 1 90
Salt, (per sack.) 6itos
Merchandise and Produce (per 10O) StolO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

VIVA h. cgwooD's MAGAZINE for March has
rick, where he ~.-- 49,. --- ..a. 80
attend the wants Of all whose pis arc as loiloWs:
o call on linn. J1lntry": "Mv Novel.
= ..'se..oN1, ,a;' eagglish Life. Part VIZ;
rNGMhUBse Monastic Orders, as re-
Good. Iatc- In the Fine Arts; "Lavengro";
Gn''im ii, in Portugal; "Southey"; The
gina inistry and the Agricultural Interest"
. Boys ,sonard Scott & Co. publishers 70 Fulton
nntio,rcet, ~ Y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

THEESE! CHEESE!!-Just received
~ first rate lot summer Cheese, In small cakes
suitable for family use.
arl3-ts SMITI1SoN q STAT1AM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

NsDn REWARDED uway from tho
W ~ subscribers nbont the LIST Dec, 1850, a
Negro mnn (OTEY). Said negro was purchased
ncar LnessiIe, Campbell county, and was The prop
ery Of Jns. Boatwdght. deed, and we have been
informed that he Is stiil IN thar ncgborhood Their
fore we win give the above reward to any person
that will take him and deliver him to us, or conins
him in Campbell Bedford iail.
IEFTWICH Il QEAnLES.
J.. >. Oteyis tall, black, likely man.
npl 3-3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

COTTON 900 lbs. Cotton
~ Yarns. Milton factory, most Of !, high Nos,
viii Re sold tn merchants on accommodating sern-.
spl 3-fs SMITHSOT T. STATIIAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03
m SALE OF VALUABLE vaOIiS-

consent to the above salc. L, n. PADGErT,
apl 3-wta5n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-03

HaLRAx, MARcm 27th. II M.-The
Royal mail steamer Canada, the Cunard
line, arrived at IL o'clock last night. She
sailed for Bos;en at four O'Clock with rs
passengers.
The steamer Africa arrived at Liverpool
on Sunday, the sth inst, at noon.
The U. S. figate st. Lawrence arrived
on Thursday, the 18th inst, and proceeded
to France for the remains Of Com. Paul
Jones.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

Az, meeting VI tie Members Of The Bar,
and Officer, Of tie Hannibal Court ol Common
Pleas, held ~ the Court room III ihe city o.
Hannibal Oh Monday, the "a June, 1881, the
resolutions we're Unanimously adopt
ed:
ResoIred, That We. the members Of the bar
and officer, OF the Hannibal Court OF Common
Pleas, hereby tender our thanks 10 the Hon
Thomas NdhsWearlngen, Ter the able, prompt,
and impartial manner IN which he discharged
the duties OF his office while presiding as Judge
of said Court.
ResoIrcd That Judge Nanswearingen, m lille
on the Bench, extended to tie members 81 the
Bar and officers Of the Court, every cuurte,y
anG kindness consistent with the duties Of his
station; and that We tender him our ardent, wish
es, as ho retires, for his future health, prosper
hy and usefulness.
Resoircd That r. F. Richmond and Il. 7. La
keuan, Esq's, be- sid are hereby requested to
move taat the proceedings If ,his meeting be
entered upon The records Of the Hannibal Cour
Of Common Pleas
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
NklG NOAn H;MHTIIG.

At meeting Of tic citizons Of Pike county
hrlj Il, the Court House in rtsGeld, on Tues
day, the 81 Of June, for the formation ofan As
'oclatlon to procure survey, and 70 obtain the
right o! way for the construction ola Raj Road
across This county, from Naples to Hannibal -
u ID, Brown, Esq, was appointed Chairman,
and o. NJ Hatch, Secretary. TIE mepting was
addressed by several gcu,lener, after which,
an association was formed, b ID Brown, E,q
was elected President, and o. NJ, Hatch Secre
'ary Tor the en,uirg year. A, Sarne, NJ. Blair,
josiah Lombard, >. Il, Gray and G, Hlsbce,
were appointed committee to procure the sur
vey and right Of way; who w,r, authorize, TO
assess the members Of this association. TO dcfray
the expenses thereof
{. ll'gbee and II. Mudd, were appointed a
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

committee TO draft articles OF association, to be
reported al an cdjuurnod meeting.
, Ordered that the next meeting be held al Bar .
rs, ut such time as the Secretary may think for
the interest Of ;his association. Any person
may become member ~ subscribing 20 the ar.
tglcs Of association.
Ou notion the Free Press and Union were
requested TO Publish The Iioceedmgs Of the
meeting. AdJouiLed.
i. ID. BROWN, Chm.
o. VI. !IArcn, S,c'y.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
10. tie Western Union.
" THE HUNT"


| head the sio,t.man', winding blast,
IS rouud the mountains base | wuanJ;
The y'Irug pacn approaching last,
Dad greet my ears with music sound.
Each nerve seemed STAINED, with coger look,
rs w.,h each snuff ,,.ey faster pressed.
Away tncy went, o'cr drll aud brook;
Lh,rrd onward BY the thrilling blast.
TIE prou!e.t moosc the forest bore,
with lofty leap, he sca,hed the ground,
AID seemed to BID defiance more,
a. on he raised with noble bound
The whimpcrilg pack, they onward. gained,
Mid cheers and cries, and look intent;
Zach wed IN nerve, each muscle strained,
They keculy snulcd the trockleas scent.
The moosc-he hears the eager cry,
Fer backward, a. lie casts hi view;
lie raised his aniIeGs to'ld, the skies,
E,douJing his proud elIoust too.
The SCOTSMAN bow hi, slnll, loud horn,
Which IIngs upon the mom,ng-.ir,
The loaming ,tc,d-, with noble form,
Onward tu,ir od-,rr,d,r, bear.
With leap AID bound, they're gaining fat
tlon their pres, "Ilh rapid strides,
Ana gasp The monarch Inuosc at last,
Who struggles hand with death y p.ide.
INis proud, aud once athletic form,
Lay helpless on The greenwood sWad-
No more to hank tie sportsman horn;
No more he, rcgulng monaich lord.
i'0upas, Ho., JGar, l.Jl.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
For the Western Union.
.Mr. Edtor:


M. Eiaor:
was induced to make the remarks found
III my lurncr small article, believing TAFT some
reply was needed to the arrogant and iTlu.
dent Mr.. f., Who seems 10 be rs reckless with
regard 10 ltu!h as the first decei,er. and whose
farm III aud to moral honesty, OF the same char
0c,er Of those fallen spirit, ho Jeitrc fear and
tromb.e and are Demons still. now Inform llr.
f. that tie iMc article 50 destitute Of common
sense nd fla single idea, is net ismily ,oncerh,
aud partnership was hot ~ be understood from
the use Of the plural term ave, and should
not have written syllable if | had Known Of
the article Of j. n. J. | know Lot the writer.
| believe Low, with some of my friends, that ST.
ence and disregard would have been the hes.
manner Of treating the first production of F.,
especially in view Of the old proverb Of associ-
alton with one Of tire canine species, and If
could call back forty years OF my life, | should
not expect to return the kick Of one (ihough he
ha' not the visible marks) who seems To bear
such a striking affinity to that singulary stupid
long cared 'mal. ! acknowledge my incompe.
tency for invect!yts, or harsh language, but did
not expect TO be complained Of for the mildness
and courtesy that characterized my mbecie
production. | cannot say 10 F., as was said to
one ancicntly:-' much learning hath made ihee
mad" bu, would say TO him that little learn
ing-a mere smattcring, hath made him very
Nv "'''e W sPtcn,"'e H. " ne cou'u oe oo"eh'
!o' ~na' ne IS 'e""y worm aiG pe SOFA ior what
ne ",''SS W. "o','' ii'S eh'fe ru,t'uihess
VI ,"'e'''' '''"' W VIC 'huu5''ee III '"''ac! anu
"'s'' ms t's " '"e ""''e"oouNoi r.,
e,'" ",t'"'' OF ho' We OWLS properly Ill uoou.
ave" hom""h' mat is WIN me- hiauer VI en-
"'' '""'"'''.c'' As '"'fe arr ou, rev p"'''
II nI"e'"' OF wa Tue e'''ha"oh 81 ~ h"'c'a'
u'f, IL u'i 'n"'' Sftc'e' my review ana remarks
o. WI" DC snort ''' "o, hr'' or 'a''' argue
3, "'' ''''a''> % removal IRON '"e ""''n''''
. "'" WI" '"' '""o'.'o" o. 'n' iuo"c nu''"-
- ''H'' nor j. 'n'' give" az '"e reason hi"
q '"t'',''t !" we i'''''"'i' ""' max s"''r "''
ef' J''"n, IT o'-it''''' '''h"'' ''.' '''
''i "'''.'i ." l.. '\ '''.. Poe
l SO! ,". " d." q. '",.,.., ".'.
'''r'' t"o ;" ne true t"hc|'c s."N T.: the
/ H'.''i E.'"' 'L''E. VIZ III ms Hf'' "f-
- 't''' >!''"''H '' "e Tess '"''fh''hra c"|enS
81 - 'a''' 81 '.' ''""'h'f' "".'s ''\e'l"h)'
- ,'''-I To- '"," a. "''''s in. Germ up
OF INC u We Fr"@V"' o. '"e county
e 90 "'' ana ''' "'' '"'"H "' '"yis anything 70
:, ",,' E''s '''' ''i i".e"'se.eo ana ""e sense
DC I'D "'"''' ''' '.' "''u 40 ~ F,'H'y' ana
,'e ."n.! 'r''"''' y l. am h'PlY
- 10 mo ''", nave zee" m'',"h," "'H - cara
II ~ "5" ''''" !" '''rF''cG 10 "no ',m'V"'' ana
,'' 'le Iro'ffr, Is 'a' of'o,r Tor inc corpora
.,o" VI s1''t' "' '"e 8oO' c"'c'"S oI 0"''f"h,
., 10 'ne ou' al 'euof"'"us 'r ""S''' ""u'a
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

The clerk the Board of Ileai'h buried seven
cholera patients at the expense OF ID" city, on
SUNDAY, and granted permission 10 several 9TH
ors 10 go TO the city hospital. II wa, under
stood that with one exception, they were all en-
igrants, who were brought W from Quarantine
Island on Friday last. 81 Loais HtLigeHCcr.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

II We are told that Col. Stcwat, may he
confidently expected here IN a fcw dsys-prob.
ably day after 10 morroH-to address the pto-
pie on the subjrc, of the Hannibal aud st. Joseph
RAILROAD.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
THE RAILROAD.

procure survey and obtain the righi Of way u
for Railroad from Naples to Hannibal. We r.
are glad 10 see this right slitIt reused III the +,
right quarter The cnly opposition 10 be feared
must grow GU, Of Jealousy entertained 10y Gum.
cy to" ards Hannibal, which tie former now
looks upon as n formidable rival Ii is 10 /.
hoped, however, that the interests Of Qniuc!
will mol De allowed to push aside the lcolle o.
Pike county, when they desire within tDor
OWE county limits, T., promote their own true
interests.
Ii this road were completed, how wcul1 il
affect our grca, enterprise? 1t would place us
in connection with gigantic system Of railroads,
covering Illinois, Indiana, aud Ohio, like net
work, aud enabling Us to communicate with ev-
cry important point IN the United states. 10
show this, LET tn examine ,le map for III, melt.
At Naples, Tie road is joined b! the Quincy and
NnIles railroad; thence it passes through jack.
sou,ille, nnl a, Berlin urtes with the Alton
road Il Decatur, it j, Intcrseced by road run.
Mig north through La Sale to Gaieua, and south
10 shelby HE, where ii uuiIeS with the great
Central road Beyond Decatur our main trunk
irter.,c.s the Central railroad. This roal runs
north to Chlcago, and a railroad lrcm lego 10
G,lcra is araedy partly finished. AT Nashville,
The Central railroad will meet roads in progress
from Charcstou Savannah, Mobile and New
Orleans, al Of which are aiming 10 make Na.l.
vIls common crrtrc. Vigorous measure, arc
also i'll lrogre,, 10 connect oui,vi!ln 8 ilh Nash
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

CmoLrnA.-The Independence Me.sengeri
Of the 3ls., states that the cholera broke put in
regiment Of L. $. soldiers, as they were
bon. leaving Fort Leavenworth for Santa Fe,
and that eleven OF them had died. Tho reg
ment passed up the river shor. time since.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

The Missouri river is full and running over
The Charlton has spread itself ont to the widtl
Of four miles in some Places These river
have been steadily rising for the last week. -
Many crops aud much property have olread,
been destroyed, yet we Opprchend that Oh
past is only the beginning Of evils Glasgow
banner.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

close Of he .Hhola Umch Case Sc -
New York, My Bob, q =. NJ 1t is Inferred
that the decision Of the Judge, in the Methodist
Church case, will be in favor of the claimants.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

|
entered upon The records OF the Hannibal Cour,
of Common Pleas.
--
Fruits OF the Revo utionary movements
in South carolina.
We c,n> below from TIE NuiiLern PATRIOT. n
cou,Je Of en,ract, vLlcb ,xbIb,i lua,t,Id lipht
N. results Of the mur1,i ,xc,,meu, under
which ,he people OF that Sutg have Lbored for
Soma um. mast Tina, iu,. e,,.d,l,,u of ,hiups
is 10 brlu, down uuuul the l,opl, of that State,
the inns, dire calaulr,,,. a. ,sr,or admits Of
Doubt Would that tine AUTHOR, oil the rash
coun,,l, h, which .,,..,,rurd yo,ld L9u.e
and re,racs their Aliens, %. iti,l tirr. ia Get tim.
to do It.-M LouS Int
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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

FARa ron SALE.-Ihose who want farm,
or have friends whom they would like to see
settled 10 Missouri, will rea! with interest
JonN ii. DAyls's advertisement.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

~ We are Authorized (, announce the Hon. JOHN
NJ. RYLAND d, a ca diiate Ior Judge OF t"e supreme
Cont OF Missouri at the next August election.
-" We ave Authorized 10 Announce JAMES Il
ALTERNATELY a candidate lot the Office OF judge Of
the fourth Judicial Circuit
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

Mr.. w. H. Arluil. who returned {, Indie
1endence, from Salt Lake on the 10Th uli., in
forms the editor OF the Glasgow Times, that
there was more snow in the mountains during
the past wiGter, than has appeared there since
1874.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

The Charleston Evening News has been
sod out To party who will conduct il on
The decided Union principles.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

We TERN Journal rou Ma The first ar
ticle-on "Mi.souri'-is copied into the Intel
igercer, with very ha,trrng notice from the
editor Of that pepper. The other articles are,
Improve mrnis in bleaching and prcpsrnt on OF
flax; Iuiluoroo Of Commerce upon Language;
Alliance Of chemistry with physiology; Towns
and statistics Of Minnesota; Regulation Of inter-
nal commerce; Analysis o! grapes; Analysis o!
Indian corr; Circulio.
The Western Journal is published monthly
al IS per Nnnum in advaIc GO.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

-" We call attention 10 the Prices Current of T. +.
BritrghOm X Sons, in another column These pric es
will be altered from time 10 time, they will be oy'
cr nod by lie lie and fall in ,Ac 81, Lcu MAJ et
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

Phillips Fire Annhlators seem at last to
have proved completely successful. They will
PROBABLY soon supercede the use of fire en-
gne.. Tho Fire Arnihilaior is described as
small, simple, portable apparatus for di.charg
ing a chemical gas, by which tho fire. i, instant,
ly exlinguished.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

The following commun!cat'un has indirect
rci,rence to the ordinance regulating the city
market. II The ordinance viii contribute 10
produce the effects described, il ccrtainly has
one good feature:
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

TrE "ENlM'N,rIoN," last Friday fore
noon and evening, was highly crcdi,able to
the teachers. In every branch in which
their pupils were examined, they r%hibtcd
surprising proficiency. Thcy seemed to
have an affection for their teachers, and to
have become imbucd wilha proper degree
OF confidence in themscve,. They APP
pcarcd also 10 have learned what is most
important IN the commencement, and at
the same time most difficult with young
people, VITO take pleasure in their stud
les
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

Sec advertisement, Of Packet ".lIouongdhcIa.'
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

7. T.. BairrlsCuAM & SONS advertise SNlO
Glass at So per box.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

The California letters left with us for Eubl.
cation 4 few days oeo, are interesting 30 lar as
we can judge; but cannot be inserted, because
the writing ia nearly iilsgiJIe.
Counr or CoMM,y pLEAs.--This cOur, com
meuced its frs: term IN 'cr Judge Cook on
Monday the ~, and terminated on Tue slay,
The ninth instant. after a session Of six days.
We were pleased 10 hear general expression
of appreciation Of the conduct and bc.rirg cl ia,
new Jalsc. To kind and grntIemanly de
pertinent towards tho BAR, and sutors, he nun
iie.u patience and skin which augurS well
for the conduct Of business. Judge Cook is q
gentleman Of acknowledged talents and legal
learning; and when he shall have become NOR,
ACCUSTOMED to "lhe B.nch," his decisions ml
be noted for 7rompness NIL Dispatch.
1t is clear, also, that Ike his predecessor, h,
will have TO continue "lhe s'ringency Of rnle.
Our people have a horrii aversion to the jur,
box and the Witnesses stand; they greatly ire
fer The study Of Pork and Flour barrels, tape
cord wood and tho steam boats whistle On,
hour 10 them n Tho brick yard or ware house
ha. "more solid, SELF approving" interest tina,
whole days speu, in court. Th,y fully approve
If dis patch, aud if wo are not mach mistaken
such will characterizs Judge tuyke,s almiuis
taion.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

The river has been falling slowly since
Thursday last, after having reached height a
bout equal to tina, of 1926, the highest rise cv-
er Known.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

CLASSICAL Souool.,-S,e T. ID. Cons al
vertisclncut.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

The CarrolIon Goaciie Of 7th says:-"Wc
have had this week, exceedingly heavy rains,
The Illinois river is overilowirg the bottom
lands, and doing, we are Informed, much dam
age to the growing crops and fences"
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

Mr.. Enron: lave Won seen some Of the
fine gardens about towly II you have uot, let
me advise you to take stroll out on Market
street, III least as far rs Mr.. Walters. lie is
fitting up and arranging garden, which will
10, and now If, an ornamrn, 10 tie place, as well
as cr,di5bIe and profitable to himself. | arn
tot comi eient to detnil the names at III the va
rietics OF fruit aud Vegetables VI ich l." is cul-
tivalirg. Suffice it to cay, that, urnnmcntcd
with beautiful flowers and shrubhrty, he will
soon be prepared 10 r"gno the appetltes as well
as the sight Of his friends.
\ few such establishments around us would
give another feeling TO our markets. as we'll as
popularity 10 the business. Already the pro
ducts Of this garden will make an impres sion
upon our market, Introducing and supply ing
rgre varieties and fruits hitherto not thought Of
in this country for market. This garden, and
the industry and enterprise Of It's worthy own
er should be an example and slimuiaut TO bring
into cultivation the rich lands around us, now
growing grass and weeds.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

At Burlington, the Mississippi rose fire feet
higher ,hpn in 1874.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

See caid of TnAnuE y SoNs. This firm
is composed o. cnterpri,ing business men,
well worthy o. patronage and success.
NJ. II. WrcNtRsmAm, it will be seen, has
added some more names TO his certificate in ia
Of tic Prairie State stove.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-02
New York, Wednesday, April 2, 1851.
The Latest Intelligence-Mr. Webster's
Snccch nf Harrisburg.

Our readers will find. in another column, tele-
graphic report of Mr.. Websters speech before the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, de-
Hvered yesterday. As far it goes, it is excel
lent DISCOURSE and perfectly characteristic of the
sage Of Marshfeld 1t is Union all through, from
TOP TO bottom-back, belly, bones, and sinews. So
far, 20 well. We would, however, like to some
of the spirit which Mr.. Webster manfests in his
after-dnncr speeches, carried in the adminstra-
fon Of which lac is such adstngui member 1t is
well enough to "talk" Union, but the cabinet
should act Union more than il does, and more
than it has. There Is an opportunity yet left for
the administration (Which may be considered a
Northern one) TO 50 act Union, and hope it will
be prohtably employed; for determined mind and
firm nerve can, even at this late day, accomplish
much towards allaying that Internal spirit of ftna-
ticism, which was evoked by Weed, Seward, Greeley,
and other demagogues in this State, as well as in
New England and which threatens to disentegrate
this glorious American Union.
We learn by telegraph that some bloody work
has occurred in the western part of this State, be-
tween rival factions Of Irish laborers the public
works-that several persons are reported to have
been killed-that organization Is being formed
by the factions for further operations, and that
requisition has been made by the Sheriff Of Ge-
nesee county, for two hundred stand of arms, for
the purpose Of suppressng the rioters. There IS
bot course to be pursued towards these parties
If they will persist in ndulging in their faction
fights, they must take the consequences. IL they
will not submit to the Law, the law, through its
officers, must shoot them down Irishmen, above
al ether foreigners, should be the most law
abiding portion Of our population. We have
doubt that the majority Of our Irish fellow
citizens condcm much do such COM
binations the part Of their eountrymen to
violate the public peace, frequently witnessed
en- our public works, and which are in the highest
degree disgraecful and inoxcgsable II men, there
fore viii persist in disregarding the law, their
heads be the penalty, no matter what it Is All
foreigners must learn, that while this il a land Of
liberty, the laws must, and shall, and viii be main
tanned at al hazards There i liberty in the
United States 70 do anything bat violate tie laws,
which the people themselves have made. That is
Abe American definition Of liberty.
Our Legislature are tiukeriug with the usury
laws; they could not DO better service TO their
constituents than to tinker them entirely ont of
existence. That i tie fate which they merit, and
which they will sooner OF later receive.