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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-06

EOR sALE-oNE EIGHT HORSE POWER STEAM ES-
gne to be running at CatweIls Marble orh g.
cyl Broadway, and Nineteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-06

VEM. MCCORMICK, AUCTION EER.-FURNITURE. Sc.
w -WMsCormick Co will sell this day 10 o'clock.
at 10 spruce street general assortment oparlor bedroom
and office Furniture, from family giving housed espng
also ~ dor ST. Julien Claret direct from the ship quarter
casks peach brandy 10 bag Madeira nuts; also two Ne
chanics Cutting Machines. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-06

"A piece Of Land, containing hye aud tenth asfes,
thought to be the finest site for country hotel the
banks the Hudson II is situated short distance
the depot at Dohbs Ferry twenty miles rom Chambers
Street and adjoining the river IL commands complete
view thereof the city Highlands. There
nne spring of water the place Apply to NJ COCLESS
Dohbs' Ferry, Thursday IL A. NJ, At ID. N. COW
DRENS office, No. Is Chambers street, \. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-06

rNo LET-AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT. SITUATE
in Fishkil, Dutchcss county, about hours rde
the city On the Hudson River Railroad, tng ofa large
aud convenient dwelling with suit able and pirate
out buildings Of every description. suroundad
OF choice land TO be rented tho moderate terms,
With the entire privilege choice and collection
OF fruits Garden stabing pasturage Ac Ac For Tartcu
lars, inquire Of DIR. j. wilkinson Sleigh Jaaes
corner OF Madison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-06

Two LEI AND FOX SALE. AT EOBOkEN-SEvERAL
three story end basement brick dwelling hoases in
imnedae vicinity Of the ferry These houos finished
in the hanfsomcst manner and rep.ee with
yenience Hot and cold water IL the bathrooms and ktchen
&C. &C. Immediate possession given, and the TO
from the first Of Nay Inquire the uehosen Land
Office. Of W. ". SNfPPEN, Accn..
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

To day are engaged in efforts to Sullu, iai
destroyer OF domestic apl .nci,i comfort
th,s destroyer ui BODY aud ol ,ui..
Your presence on til, [brigh,i Chi :.
mas moruing Dcspculs your di.in,crc c.;.I
hcncvolencc and your good dr,csmiun,i,u ,u
Ia keep your pied.e i,l,ia,c, ami nv ,uJI
excellent c>..mpc direct s.h... 10 follow
in your iuutsep, utl overcome .ll prriuhce
ant All objection to YOUR su.lrtv. an,,l
drunkenness in this community j. ,noyn
ouly hy uamg.
This pleasant meeting Of Son, calls M
thought, c.uug.t,d ,,iiutIir,ul. Scented
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30
COGntcnancc

Of Mas ALMiRA BLArfHrcRp, on presenting
banaer 10 the "IIest Ely Dipisjo",' Of he
!Soas Of Temperance, No. So, in The name of
The Ladies Of Hest E!y.
In presenting this Banner TO tie Soos of
TENT perunce, The Ladies Of West III! would
offer their sincere congralula'ion, ior the
success Of your Di,ia'oa since ,nc ua'' OF
il, inst tnhlIshnent
iiui!n4 you viii he somewhat - r",,a,cd
the l,hen OF gtS, ect to perSc>e g.. !our
war - ;a,n t intemr reYancc, ana ne ,ttnua'
ted To II, ,nmph gIoTiou'Iy y over mans worst
cuemy ln,l il inquest has been made oi
every drunsl ..aIer the sphere OF your in
i|uencc.
We prescn ,.s banner to you Gentle
men, KNOWN, .aA, You are engaged in a
warfare against vice, dcddttcr vice than
anv other introduced into our iallen world
'-lhe Consequences OF which not only over
wbelm its own victims, but bring misery
and ruin into many families, and cmbltiei
the live, of the nearest and dearest friends
DO we look for happiness at the ilreS'1e OF
the Drunkard, We might as well look ion
the BRIGHT rays OF the glorious Sun at mld
nighu we might rs we'll expect Joy III
fiery furnace, or gladness and mlrth at tht
funeral of u beloved friend. No! lhe drunk
ards home is dark and dreary place
where remorsa and guilt and w W'etched
ness reign, where poverty and want ho''
en-, i've aud where we dread 10 stray evel
10 purposes Of charity and kindness IA
the. ia the relation ol a hui band, son .
brother, the drunkard is capable oi iurnln
a pleasant home into hahtation OF cfue
,y, aud making ii pnr'ake OF the torment
ol Il lu,urc world Of puii,hmsn' aud woe
t Therefore. we rejoice that 50 many her
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

Love an old bachro bless me vino cam
As long as tue earth can afford young man,
What is it? What j. II pray sage. explain,
That makes the Old fellows 50 foolish and vain
To think he shonld as', IN TO marry him. Oh!
And say I'was FOOLISH for answering NO"
reckon he thinks hi, gold can replace,
The CHAINS ,ha, have faded away l,om his face.
hh gallant young Harry !. dearcr 10 n,
Via' all the old Bachror, mono. can be;
f"N,,.e me but love, a,d ,ions t,v b, my lot,
IN. oi conenluen,, shall : oA ii my cot.
ihc.tway wih old Bachelors. money I'D all,
hnd 1--WE ine Giy lover, - hfn ..'n' AIT ,dj
Thonghpocr is his rwsc,". .. ...t p' the be.
And ths Will buy mos ! ...N. .,.aH.s srat.
nii.IyAI..'
This is sacc'ring 10 Webster, aud il you please
prefer it.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

II wetc not su | could not consent to make ms
fortune in this way. These forced n.arriape
ties, woven l., a.ihird hand hate them; it is a
dissertation oi tha. union which should be form
ed only 10y loving hearts. am determined to 20
- w -'.-, and please my uncle ST lar, 50 | nili
just amuse myself e ith hi, bridal review. 80
much owe to my bene!actor, TO whom | am in
debted ior everything. am not forced TO mar
~ one Of the damsols will merely look at
the,n -thlt will not cost any thing
+ tn these soiiloquies my little carriage rolled
along the road. II was lovely iurcnuon in au
tumn; the sun shono on the hill, On which the
vintage wus iu., beginning. The most 'erI,le
Landscape he" past me; the bougus Of ;he fruit
trees were bent hca,iy To- the eyilh. From
tree 10 Tree, planted Oh both sides Of the road,
'hs busy spideTs had during tie nigh, woven
'heir filken webs, on which the dew dfovs
Z danced like diamonds.
( Il am a little cul0us'abou; these daugh.
, 'crs ol the Counselor continued in my
IsoIdoluy my uncle seemed at Il loss Tor
words IN praisjng their beauty; bat dou't
eyac.ly understand how they have remain
ed 50 Ions unengagci il they ARE such
miracles. | suppose my good uncle has been
somewhat blinded 6y the hard dollars, a, is
often the case with these old specializing
g.,
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''I,'s ,,''' a,H H. ~ '''o ""! wv ''''.
~; T's'i o.,'.ei nI "I oo'"e! pas '''
'' "'','o'T a., WV. .,'''N
'''' "''o ,''' 'tN Ne,i'u'o' " Una! "'i' W '''"'
/ 1t was ten o'clock on the next or .oon
y nen reached The large and handsome
estate "l the rich Counsellor. Iaa MORN
7 M,a' , 80 D'''I'''',', '''e oool' So 's''''''
ii,,r, inr .i.,,, ,,,,,,r r. o',.s t..,' '
~ and ,'nr.,'. ,ho ,o., or w. ,,,,. nm
c,o,
. ...,i,., mil .,;!.,,o
+, 49,, ,'i o"a'.,,,;n, ,nJ nin
p"' Vs.! ~ '',' r..,,.,li. ,I, ,a,a,,
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~, H.''''E '."''''5' - ,'e '"'''.
oI;'' r,.,o V>'i'o ''>e p''"'o '''e. "tn on!
''','i o'.,'U" -'o>e ~ l''s' va ous" .'t'"'I
-. ''"'''H .'e ''"l'' E"'''' '''' ''Jo''''
'"I "'''',.'''
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'! I,'',I"'r ''"t - ,iu N.'c1'
M''"'n was ~ '"NI ''' WY oU' III >''''
~ q 'I'' " ,''' ,'5'' a coupe o' "o'pen'
80
'ns VIC grove "ieh II S'e"4 'e'lae ''g'F''
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30
NATES OF NDVFRTISING

RATES or ADVERTISING.
The following are the rates OF Advertising in the
Hannibal pdpers
ADvkHrsiNG.On square, Of - lines OF loss one
insertion. one dolln /; each subsequent insertion %
cents Cards not exceeding six ine>. per year, So
One square per year, ,wihout alteration, SO; ouh
oil column, SID; half a column, $50; whole col.
umn $50.
All notices, except marriages and deaths. viii 2,
chaIged a. Advertisements.
Attached 10 The "Wi srEgN UNIoN" Office is az ox-
celen BOOK AND JuB OFFICE, where all Job.
fook, Pamphlet Card and olhrr Printing is executed
wiihneatness aud Dispatch. on favorable terms.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30
Reply.
By pn. McELwAY.
LADIES':

LADIES:
| 1t was remark vi the late John Quincy Ad'
ANA, 'he" called ~ H. address an AS'cmUl"Sc
OF ladies', at DeahHIn, ai"ssnchu'e'i', tha' if''y
had IN 4, os,'l upon nm we most u'll'hit 'aak
wiich ~ the course "i long iIic ne hal ever
undertaken 10 p"riHr.'; '"' ''"' !" "l' INC o'!
that hai been nllUued to ia, ''s I'"h" II 49,
much u he could do 10 addres, one ,."''"n '''
css>luly. Tho Difficulty under wlioi it, = ..
pl Qui.cy l,bur,d, Is urc that brs,l, ,..,
and ii lie feared, hoA much ,us,.t ,o.u.....
Yet wuuld he ~ ,u,ius u. amy g., .i,>,t. ,i.,.
snGiy dereliot to iav>e nuus. I,pr, ,un.t.,u /
am, did | nu, achupw edge n,n nucn ear D.-
vision Is iudeDl.I to yuu tor ,nu u,.i..u, n!,u
Inappropriate present, rejecting suct. rrc,u ui,-
un Your taste uuI hauaINorA which ,uu have
llu, duy presented 10 Us. It Is ttte rrtnark
thal # IIe,,Iti, l.Ns W,lront; au,i 1t D, ,ub.
i, 50, wh,u apIvoulrr IA Itself, aud ,.r.nIil,
'iruu lhu,, ,'l,r ,r ..c ,,.s ,sic,m. l,rnu
me lr A>h ltnn. Nnu!u ,oii,u a iT,>,ut, ,ucu a.,
wc have tui, day r,crnrd, come more ap,,ru-
|pril.riy tlan ,uu? For L,nr u, !, The .s rt
rrmpvrarrrc t. Us, set ,,n. .,r, n,. ir,, ,n.,l..t-
cd IL. il t',u are We. l. !, ,lnJ.,,,y.,., ,ous
cause. n> ,uu ,alus yul,I h.u,r,, ,.ar..ui n,,s,
Irrpu,n,,,n and houor Some q. u have al
ready lorurd that coma, t,,u wu,ca cuInrcs IA,
lnnr qs iur shah last. Non are stl,r.unded by
.vhidrrr, aud hush,nI, wh" ate u,or to You
D.. YOUR uwu hr.r,'- -ivot. whose ,rpuj.ilun
aud g,ui namo are b, ,ou 'pr,zed hey uud al
price" | need rui !or u morncui ,Ucmit To-
por.r.y the shame aui sulfuw that s, rul pro,
tlats , uu ia The Gu,l Ae,u tn.l nu,b,ua az in
.ear G. Ncre any ul ,our SONS lruuk,rd., or
Your t.upItrr'. I.ts IA ne huhed tu one who
n,d bowed hts reason totno Intoxicating cup. or
had II. ms degradation sunk below The beasts
,ht 'uc,i,h. Tins wouid indeed be the ,,rp.,l'.
',,o,h-a Inf. long SORROW tina, Inn, cou,d not a
lay, Ycu do wen, then, to LEND yonr influence
AM! aim 70 cause whose chief end and aim l.,
tn ure.crye Won from the sorrow and blight
,yhich in,,mn.raucs lr,urs in lis train. which
,yould rres.rye ,our husband. and sous from
its r,,'y,. md Would. if possible. So ur.serye
ar reform al men, that your danrh,.r,' lot il
l;i, mi,,h, no, be cast with one whu Nould cau,,
,ont, rxclnn in the L,terne,, of your heart
"b,tter a dead sorrow than a living sham. -
IA !, no, indeed then. your cuu,,. and do ro, you
,.,,othcr< in I.rarpI yho r,,e tone To soc;,iv
q, H., r,,L;u,, ,h. mind, nl thp.. vLom (;nd Is
.tru.,o1 IN yonr ch,r,. Il, v,u ,h,r ,.,
r,Lo his cans. ym,r o.n an, land T., !. Il,
,,,,n, In nGn.,c, and .x,m,,y
',n.s or m, ynnn,e, l,n,.s ,h, i,,.,
with Won in the production Of tn. ,s,,,,Iil
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30
ny ONE ~ DISTRESS.

AIR. Error You are aware that the
ladies, dear sous, have just been holding Il
most important Convention III Worcester,
at which they had Resolutions, Spceche>,
AdIrcssc, and Appeals (no prayers,) N n
bundaucc. There were oiuqurncc, Wi',
sharp an pointed rehukr, and ihIiIing d' =
closure, ul un,tspecied TACT, i.om Abbey
Folsom, Garrison ci oDlHC 1T genus, all "u
the subject Of Womam'S Rights. There "A~
"a Rev. Miss, besides D"rl"rr>-'s, AMI the
like, and they seemed t" u"ie IN one d'ri
.lamcnta,ion over the wrongs, "irr,- iou.,
and slavery of woman IA these l.n,.-d
States. | read the newspapers containing
full reports of the Convention, nnd rubbed
my eyes, trying To get ,hcm vide open, ''t
had hitherto supposed thai the ''H'n' "i
this country welc held III high yst-u1, H"d
were treated so lcnderIy thn' t'.F I'm. uu
win to complain. AIa,! aH ..|
are bowed down, and trau,''y' .. .
j. moi one drop ni misery . ... r.
iiug slavery, that uu.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30
NUMBER %,
Water Gas.

TdRc's PMtm aud compti,tion oroius 9,
him.--ilcnry II. Paine, at Worcester, Mass.
has received by the last steamer from Eng.
iani, his letters patent, which secure 10
him and his associate the benefits 10 be de,
rived tor h'> grand discovery by the people
oi Great Britain. Nj Paine seems To hav.
met with successful competitor, however.
IN Paris The Paris correspondcn, of the
View York Journal OF tCommcrce, in his LET.
ter ri the 18th December, SAYS:
The process ui making pure eas from rof.
Hhas been discovered The problem is sov.
ed. We saw proofs in abundance chat n
most brilliant white light, and intense hen,
can be produced from it, with perfect ease
and the greatest economy. Mt TO annoy
your readers with technical details. i, il
sufficient TO sav--tha, by the dccooDosit;on
" r'tsr' by simple and cheap process,
puc hD1jogcn gas is produced; which can
oe conveyed in pipes aud employed in pre-.
.cFe'y th0 same way as ordinary gas. Upon
turning Ntol cock and applying II match,
IL barns IhdaEily with a blush flame, not
unlike aicholul This it, natural state.
and believe .Ir Pune, Of Whose failure.
we nave hear >Dccvcdrd thu, Tar. The
hImr = changed Ia Il aititc color, b, means
50 simple tha, ii appears Ltbulou,--it in
lac', the crowning point ul the invention.
Imagine II Tim FLiS,rs ho2p AZ y,ll,iaa,
.L,. WI" ~ "''o''"'ca' or So
.hi,h ,n ns G,,'L tu;', 'e'' W an 'nch
When this is in its plarr, its whole surluce
is daA@'ngly white, and gives Il light, i, is
estimated, equal Ia fifteen candies. The
hsiSH ut this netttd tuhe cannot be increos-
.c>rr,,,.npI ,n.. In, ',,,.,.,," ,',,I !" '"!
.,',,.',,,,.,, ,-'' VI '''' It :" '.i' N'he
,,,, ,Ii...r 'nl,',.,, ',,''' u "''e'
'.'. w '','''' 'os-
.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

ct,ajur" bad u,, 10, ul,"l, '"', 40 n,y "i",
daugn,er., aud sisters. r. be sure, | nave
always given my poor earnings into nay
wi,r's ha,ds ro spend for the family 80 be
causc knew she could 40 it bette, than |
and | have given my daughters the bcs,
education pos s,h,c, and far better than had
bat what ihcul Are they not oppressed
Don't they have to use 4 sije-saudie, and
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

FERNS OF THE WESTERN UNION.
oar s".,c,ihcr. one year. (in adyapce.) 50 90
FN. -n's"rib",>. "a club. (tn alvance,) %
ie ,i1>",ibrr. ia clnh. On advance,) with
o.e 20 he getcr up of the club, 10 90
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30
W ES Z ER.N l. MON.

orrren on BIRD STREET, n&rwreN rusr ASH MAIN
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30
Old Bachelors

w,it.en 70, the Weston Uni,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

~ th,. season al Ic,liEiIN, wh"h ltrPi
Chrltnnas' IS heard from every torgnr aod irl'
in every heart, this Christmas p.li /, Il uh!y
welcome Peace and good will 70 mrr' wa'
announce would be the result f ii, u,>'"r
vgha,, hlr,h t'c world this day c.i ur .... ,,n,
"Inl!uwtug atr # IN m, i"sgi'q., .rr c,r,c
we lvnlly .su,t Is cnc u! the meal, ahieh h,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30
ADDRESS

(1o b. co@tiHNcd.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
MARYLAND.

We have just received copy Of the New Consttu
tion from Of our friends, who member of the
Convention. Its important provisions
No qualification Office is required, except belief in
the Christian region-or if the party be Jew, in
state Of future rewards and punishments.
which he elected.
The ratio Of Representation is changed as more
nearly equalize representation and population.
No prison shall be imprisoned for debt.
There shall be annual sessions Of the General As
semby and after that the sessions shall be biennial
The Senators will hold for four years ony instead of SIX
at present.
The Legislature shall provide for codifyng the law
and simplifying the forms of pleading.
To provide against hasty legislation, no bill shall be
read the last three days unless threefourhs of the
members shall so determine.
The Legislature shall create debt unless it lays
at the time 10 pay the interest and principal
within fifteen years, but debt for larger sum shall
be contracted than 500 000 The State cannot lend its
credit any association incorporation, engage in
works of internal improvement.
No lottery grant shall hereafter be authorized by the
Legislature.
No divorce shall be granted by the General Assembly
The General Assembly shall pass laws to protect the
property Of the wife, and exemptng the property OF
debtor from execution sum exceeding $500 for
the protection of those dependent on him.
Provision made for taking the OF the people every
ten years the calling of Convention If they de-
eide for Convention the Legislature is bound to make
provision for its assembling.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

him if he will for the Democratic candidate
for President, and he will answer Ask the Demo-
Gratis OF Hancock county, where he resided, what
they think Of his Democracy. Ask the Democratic
members Of the Legislature who served with him in the
session Of 1S45, when he member from Wayne
county, what they think Of his Democracy. Look at
his votes But will pursue this subject further.
Our friends in the fourth District must pursue their
own course If they support Mr.. Julian they must, as
matter of course sustain his free-sol views, and hav
ing adopted them their creed, shall not find them
with us in the next Presidential canvass. Pride Of
opinion if nothing else, will prevent them from
ing their steps, which they must do if they expect to
support the nominee of National Democratic Conven
ton. Julian free-soilism cannot be endorsed there.
The Whig party in Henry and Wayne have been de-
stroyed by courting aboItionism-and, mark word
every Democrat who supports Mr. Julian will have abo
itonsm branded his forehead which years will
erase.
defeated himl The friendship of George Evans and
George W. Julian This should not have operated
Mr.. Grose was defeated for Judge last winter. What
his prejudice, but it did, and will again. and shall
gret to old friends in the Fourth pursuing
which must result in good to the Democracy to
the men engaged in this mngling of parties. We re-
gret it because every democrat who for Julian
must necessarily favor the repeal OF the fugitive slave
law, and the destruction of the compromise
Whilst the Democrats and majority of the Wings in
every other portion of the State sound these ques
ons shall have the Democracy of the fourth district
committed against them, and when they come up
State Conventions will be required endorse their
Julian free-soilsms, they 90 with in
nominations. If have such divisions the
know it the better. Better than at the next
Presidential election.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

GOur whig brethren everywhere would do well to
bear in mind the principles upon which Gen. Taylor
elected. He not to exercise the reto power in
gard to the question Of slavery and the territories but
carry the will of the people expressed by their
Senators and Representatives in Congress" And
il expected that Mr. Fillmore would-s it right
that he shoud-act in harmony with his llustrious prn
cipal on the same ticket7 We are among those who
most heartily repudiafe Of the compromise
ures p yet wouldn't give fig" for Mr.. Fillmore if
he did sign all constitutional bills passed by Congress-
neglected 'execute the laws with all the powers
vested in him by the constitution-Madison Banner.
That Mr.. Fillmore signed the fugitive slave law with
hearty good will, and that he exercised the whole of
his influence its passage is fact well known
every member in Congress, and to every other ndi
vdual who understands that part of political history
and that he dismissed Gen. Taylor's cabinet appointed
new one and changed the whole policy of the Govern
ment and changed the editor of the official organ are
also facts which be denied Let the Con-
gress repeal that law and Mr.. Fillmore will show
these higher law gentry that he will exercise his Con-
stitutional right of saying "I forbid"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

UTThe editor of the Cincinnati Gazette is veteran
politician and from the signs othe times he is evidently
alarmed for the of the Wings in the coming
test. As evidence, clip the following from the
last number:
SENATOR DOUGLAS Of Illinois, has a pretty strong
hold the affections Of the democratic Young Ameri-
ca" He is seriously thought of the candidate
nomination quite impossible, though he is strongly
guarding himself against the " swelled head" In re
visit New York. he golden opinions for his
accessibility, and the free, easy way he has of satisfying
all that he can make his own way through the world.
His chance of nomination, this present writing, we
think equal that Of any other his political
ranks and lar better than Col Folks the open-
ing of the Baltimore Convention that nominated him.
One thing we Wings must make up minds to: our
opponents will bring into the field young and vigorous
nag that has never been beaten. Such is Douglas.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
Good News.

The Indiana State Journal announces that it has been
appointed by Mr. Webster publisher of the laws. Re-
oced to hear that deep and heartfelt repentance is
raceivng its reward The Editor informs that he will
support the administration of Mr. Fillmore. Good:
" He has signed the pledge and got medal"
Forgive me-" Fillmore if hearty
Be sufficient ransom for offence,
tender it here: do truly suffer
As eer did commit,
For Heaven doth know so the world shall perceive,
That have turned away my former self,
So will those that kept company
Company, vanous company hath been the spoil OF me-.
TSObSl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
How he hicks ,em.

Fillmore is still sweeping out the higher law, anti
compromise Wings in New York, at a terrible rate
over which Thurlow Weed, of the Albany Evening
Journal, makes mournfu amentation. Hear him:
The work Of prescription goes Wings are re-
moved from office. is avowed for questioning the in
falibiy of the Fugitive Slave Law; for entertaining
ust such sentiments Mr. Fillmore entertained,
pressed, and inculcated, the Of and
after his election Vice President"
We hope our Indiana Wings who have snned in this
way will come up instantly to the mourners' bench
While he lamp holds 10 burn
The vles sinner NAV reiurnn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
The vilesi sinner may return"

lTHoracs Greely's vagaries notorious. He is an
eccentric of the first water The following, from the
Springfield, Massachusetts, Republican, will be received
good hit: that be would laugh at himself:
81 Horace Greely is on his way to Europe. We should
admire that gentleman in of seasickness.
We will bet high that between the up-heavings he will
argue bis neighbor that half the pain Of emesis
would be removed by plan of association and that
vomiting under the control of system, would tend
evitaby to the restoration Of man to his original dignity
and purity, besides furnishing him with farm protected
by homestead exemption"