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Free Discussion.

Ia this growing republic, there arc but very
few men, perhaps none, who, when inieuo-
gated whether or not they were friends tn free
discussion, would not answer in the ailina-
tive. Every man but misanthroPc or a
slave To pcrishablc SELF, would burn with
shame To manifest opoiy any other disposition
than one favorable to this all.importan, qucs-
ton. Yet how many, when scrutlnizingly
examined by the eye Of imPauiality, are found
to be friends to free discussion only in a cir
cumscribcd, limited extent, or to none at all,
oNcep, at times when it can be subseryient to
their own selfish purposes. Thus their free
discussion experiences a sort Of mciamorpho-
sis, and ignobly appears as 'errile discussion
or perfect and literal iaeiiuTniiy for the por'
ton Of their opponents.
Free discussion should be what its compo-
sition designaics-froc, strictly to the letter,
in extent ad ir,fHihm. 1t is no, limited to
two parties, but spreads It's protecting awning
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all have not that pleasure, /" siammcrct

"l-I have no, that pleasure" s,ammered
Miss Walters much confused.
"Ah, indeed. They have resided here
some time, believes" then noticing the en-
barrsssmcn, Of the young lady, a suspicion Of
the truth suddenly dawncd uPOu his mind
There was short pause, when summoning
all her boldness, Alicia continued,
"why the fact is, Mr. Fay, have very
Few acquainianecs; ina considers me too
young 10 go into much society, and though
| have long desired to become acquainted with
your sweet cousin, regret To say have not
that pleasure. hut you will call and see Us,
NJ. Fay" she added in a sweet, naive man
ncr. "Our house is yondcr--,ha, with the
Coun,hian pillars aud Gothic gables
81 shall cnjca,or to de- so Il | am At hbcr.
y-bu, the truth is, Ellen and Gertrude have
already planned 90 many cvcur,ions--a ride
10 this placc-a walk To that, and fshing
party ;o-mUrruw, that cann0, answer fur NV
time. Al, | see they are already waiting Tor
me-" And coldly boviuc To the dlscomhticd
Young lady, franklin Fay entered the little
gate opening into the modest enclosure Of the
Ashlcys, where at the door If the cottage
sIood the girls with their bcunc,s on, await
ing his arrival.
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schools. Restrained themselves by moral
considerations, their example may have some
influence on an equal number Of their asso.
eiaies Here, then, is an element Of power
which must be saluiary on our social and 20
liGcal relations. The good tn, done oanno,
be fully known aud appreciated. as ihe amour,
OF evil which It presents cannot b. measured.
4 free government can safely rec, on no
other basis than moral power. A nation NAV
be great in is physical power and mental at
tainmcnis, withou, possessing the basis u
moral power, which is the only foundation for
practical liberty. We could drive foreign
enemy from our shores without cndlngcring
our Institutions, bot there may he enemies
among ourselves that eau be overcome only
by moral culture, producing moral polrr,
founded on the business and fitness of thing,
and made the ground Of action.
To ", a a nation, are committed the great
principles Of free government, and we arr &C..
sponsiblc to thusa who shall come after Us 70,
a faithful discharge of the trust Now, W.
must continue to build upon ihc foundation ~
our fathers. They were equal To the cii,i'
Washington, and Hancock, and Adams, and
their compatriois, were good men as well as
Great men, They looked 20 a supcrintcndmr
Providence, aud 10 The prccrpis of she B,blo
There Is enough of intelligence and vuur.
and Of honest purpose 10 The nation, II eu,.
bodied and made active, 10 lrce us from iir
prevailing corruption Of thc day. And there
is no agency more efficient la strengthen lh,
state Of the public mind than our we'll con.
Quoted sabbath Schools. They arc the nur
series of virtue, Of an olcutra latriou.marI
Of religion.
II we desire omkc our nation tmIysrar.
totnusmttto ru,,rr.,y our iu.uuuansinl0,.-
primitive simplicity anil force, v, must ,m.
buc ,hc minds uf our youth with pure arI
an elevated morality, united with Kindly lrr'.
ing, Ut humanity, which shall Influence their
whole lives Boz cuIaa,on Go mitigate hc sur
fuuGs and increase lhr harr.nr.. IT ,h,.r
race. Aui there b, 200 mrau, ..u.r c1'ra.
lated to prolu-. rh, rrulr rrn >lh'uI
school. properly r.nllo'.l
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Soiourncr Truth, an aged colorcd woman
who attended the Woman's Rights Coo'sn'
ton. lately held at Akron, Ohio, duung hcF
sojoum lie, fall the following Tuth-isms Co.
+" She said she was a woman, aud had done
as much work a. any man there. She had
heard much Of the equality Of the sexes, bot
would not argue that question. All she could
say was, il she had pint Of intellect ami
man a quart, what reason ives there Why We
should not have our pint run She said '0e
could not read, but she could hear. She had
heard the Bible read, and was told that h''
caused the fall Of man. Well, II woman VI
set the world, do give her chance TO se' "
right side up again. She learned also iIOn
the new gospel that man had nothing 70 ~
with bringing Jesus into the world, tor "O
vas his father, but woman was his moiheI-
Jesus respected woman, and never turned he'
away"
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rSg-The pulIshsr. Il this Iuper hoCuy anrounc,
To- their advertising pairun. that they have adoItrd
the advance Iay ruls Thee having uoticrs or,irt'
al h., the CuuI Il pfolsc, 10 T. pullithed "a The
OSiord Dcmucut. nre r,sTectiu, requested 10 80.
H. The same with the Rcgi'isr At The tine he goo
iicc y orlc,d. Thi, !, the ulc adopted IN othci
Counties and Il ave The truu0lc and cNp'us, Il
keeping books and collecting, anil avoids the mis'
takes that souetimc. occur When The adtcrusi'g Do
charged, anI paid at dlcrru, times To- d'hercn' 'u'
d,iinl..
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cHAPTER v.

10 the mean time, Miss Clifton had PuDu,
ed her wsy 10 the dwelling Of Mr.. Ashley
and had doe Gertrude Fay, ''ihe milliner :
sppreniice OF h.ly's maid, the honor Of call
The visit Was prsdSeiive OF mutual pleasure,
aud when Jnlia lea she cottage, II was with
the firm cSnvist,oR thai ser previous eonJec-
iI-s were right, aAd though supple and I'M
pretending as the Ash!eys had always appear
Cd, they wrrc people Of true reaOemsni and
education.
Gertrude, sill feeling a li,,ls Piqued al the
~rai.fsl manner IN which Ellen had men,iVu-
u MI, Cliftos's siteuliun, and wishing To
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e. The real character Of woman cannot
be half 50 well learned by dancing with her,
as by eonversing with her at home in all the
varied circumstances Of domestic life. All
women may be good when pleased, but she is
most likely to be really good woman who
wants not the fiddle TO sweeion her.
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The Ce!ebralIon a. Rumlori POM

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e. The best power to advance the mar.
rage ola young lady, is, when she has in her
coun,enahoe, mildncss, in her speech, wisdom,
IN her behaviour, mOdesiy, and in her life,
virtue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-18

c. The Legislature Of New Hampshire
passed an act transferring all the law terms
Of the courts from the several counties 10
Concord.
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Chr OrfurA DrHlofrnt.
PARIS, FRIDAY, JULY Is, 1851.

r3y-s. ". PTTTENGIIL. No. 10 SrArt 81.
(Juufnsl liuillinr) nusroS, D. uur auihofisd sgcu
Zoe rsucuring Subscriptions forwarding advertise
mrnts, Sc.
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OUR UNION.

present juiun, We have, m many respects lhc
greatest, al any rate. the frccst and happicsl
nation on Earth, aud We should no, van,only
give up The unparalleled advantages derived
from 1t, and pcrhar', by breaking J, down,
sink into insirnifcsncc. Our Union happily
allies in,o one political brotherhood, people
from all countries. Of an crrcds, Of the most
various pursuits Of life and private Interests,
opinions, degrees OF cultivation, Sc, ani
since D, accomplIshc- so much, minority
party, howryr, nc,lc their ends may De-, can.
not be- justified iu ,he a,icmp, To substitute cor
il q new one Ut doubtful value.
None ct %, are free from solfshuc'a iu
,omc degree, anil every one may crr bu, 40.
Of Us are rational beings, and susceptible Of
Truth. live trls, lhai reason sill ultimately
&C., ,hc better of crrur, then, n minority, at
though convinced Of being IN the right, would
DO wrurs ashly 10 carry out by force ID,
views, which, under our free institutions, c1n
o. iully m1.u,aincj To- a lawful manner, %,
,ooa as NC have succeeded iu pcrualIug rhc
majority OF their currcrincss
Itisavisr maxim, uo, Ia b. overlooked hs
true rrogr-s,ioa,s,., to strive lor the tir,
uo, lor the l,d. VIA, the better is Ne easily
dui oct by comparison; vha, the BIS, is 90
one should pretend to know. Progress oan
never mean more ilan approximation 10 doe
br,, or perfect, t,hc Ahsolul, Goui,) Whose
nature Is luGniiy. When engaged IN good
cause, we .houli Dc coulcu,cd 60 gain ground
l.ulc by liulc. Now, ihallhc friends Of lIm.
i,.,iun aud ultimate abolition Of slavery ar,
gaining ground constantly aui daily, uo srusi.
Die man vii DENY while hy rash action, and
capricious opposition to tlc vii of thc major.
i,y. rs Tor the time being expressed, more
must D.. lui than won. In Zee state ~,
ours, &, is fir TO suppose Tint 40 parties ac,
from cuu,.ruul, and conviction r1n hr over.
cume % souI reasons only, uu, hy uhs'iuacy
Cd, force. Convince the majority Of What B.
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DR. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN

~ hEDICATED SOAP-This admirable emOheni 10
now by common consent rated No. !, g. remedy for
tan eckes burn al kinds Of Pons and every Epe
ces Of dscoloraOn and disease OF The skin All cOmpeu
ton has been completely distGnced by This invaluable pre-
peHtcn. the demand for which, within ne last ak months
has Increased more than FIVE hundred per cent and Is sill
decreasing The cearness and freshness which its
parts 20 the complexion have rendered prOveroiA
neauheT OF the skins End dressing room be cOnI
cered furnished with proper toilet that lsekR
GOURAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.
III asO delicious compound for shaving, ind can he used
N hard salt water snd sovereign and instantaneous
remedy for The bites Of insects II beauty be- rs Is
ted only skin deep IL i the more important that the thin
covering In which oveneas resides should be kept 10 s
present and attractive state. DR.. O. might 90
pfying merits OF his Italian Medicated Soap, buI he
thinks that the number Of certificates which been pub
shed hrou ehOU the Union, al cost Of several thousand
dollars The Doctor fro eminent Physicians Cergymen,
Members of Congress- Captains Of Ships Officers Of the
gna Of which tesmoniss can always be II required
the Doctor thinks sufficient 70 convince any
viiuly blind. II there be any SUCH the Doctor nj ght sp
ply item the language Of Scripture and say fye be-
eve not Moses and the prophets neither would ye believe
though one nom the oeadn
GOURAUD's POUDRE SUBTLE positively extir-
psiet sUperfuous hair from any paIt OF the body
GOURAUDS HAIR RESTORATIVE 10 warranted 70
prevent hair from falling of dAndru and render harsh,
WHY hair son. silky and glossy.
GOURAUDS LIQUID ROUGE will impsrt TO pale
cheek and lip crimson flush, az magnhcen as that Of tne
rose without rubbing of except with soap and water.
or gray hair beautiful black brown tbs instant II is
applied without staining the sEin
GOURAUDS LILY WHITE instantly dissipates red
ness huEhes, and roughness, sallOwness, &c.
Beware OF deception and remember thai II u imp sble
to procure The genuine preparations OF Dr. Gourald ex
cept at his depot 81 Wakerst first store FROM Broadway
Bates and Jordan l29 Washingionst, Boston Calender
So South Thre-sL, Philadelphia oieOau
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THE CONTESTED ELECTION CAsE.-Ths case
was brought 20 a close yesterday, Mr.. Meredith
concluding his argument for the contestants, a.
about O'Clock. IL is needless TO say, that Mr.. NJ.
fully met the expectations Of those whose good
fortune il was to hear him. His effort is spoken
of az one Of the most powerful ever heard in that
Court room. Ii showed IN remarkable degree,
his acquaintance with ancient add modern history
with our several frames Of government, and
with the numerous acts of Legislature in rela.
ton 70 elections. No mere sketch of Mr.. Mere
diths speech would do il Justice, and our want Of
space will not allow its publication in full During
tbe whole period Of its delvery-from four 70 Ave
hours the Court room was densely crowded, and
4 more attentive assembly we have never wit
messed. The Court did not intimate when de-
ciaion would be given. Philsd. News, 29th
The KEST COUNTY MAssAcRE.-At Chester
town, on Wednesday, VIM. w. Webster was
brought out ION the charge of being concerned in
the murder OF the Cosden family on a writ of
habess corpus, before Judges Hopper and Ec-
clestoR. Various Witnesses were examined,
among them Dickinson Webster, a boy about IA
years OF age, the nephew of the prisoner, who
lived with Mr.. Cosden at the time of the murder.
The court remanded the prisoner to jail, saying,
however in doing so, that they expressed no
opinion OF bis guilt or innocence. Heron and
Ford, two parties under arrest. were then re-
leased, but were recognized to appear as wit
nesses in May. altmore Patriot.
SAD.-Col Spencer, citizen of Lebanon, was
accidentally killed by his own son on Wednesday.
They had gone out together to the barn 10 shoot
rats. The father passed out of the barn and was
in the rear OF t. when the unfortunate shot was
fred. The ball passed through the brain, and the
unfortunate man died almost instantly. The son
is an estmable young man of 81 years OF age, and
suffers indescrioaby. Alb. Eve. Journal.
r. Hon. w. H. SEWARD passed through this
city in the upward Express run yesterday on his
burn. We bad not the pleasure OF seeing him,
but learn that he is in good health and spirits
Syracuse Journal, 2ash
LARGE RECEIPTS OF OIL.-The NeU- Bedford
Mercury says that during the last twelve days
there have arrived at that port seventeen ships
bringing an aggregate of 1865 bbls. Of sperm oil,
1850 bbs. of whale and 545, 972 lbs. of bone, be.
sides so casks Of sperm oil sent home.
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The Patrid OF New Orleans has news from va.
Satan 10 the 9th inst.
The situation OF the Peninsula, far from improv-
ing ia becoming vorso every day. Left to their
own resources, which are nov almost exhausted,
abe YucGtecos continue the operations OF the cam
paisI with langUor. Their want OF activity en-
courages their ferocOus enemies 20 persevere in
their determination g eXterminate the white race.
Two recent occurrences have tended 70 increase
the terror of the miserable inhabitants. On the
18th of February las, conspiracy was detected
IN the city of Merida IL was originated by vari-
ious criminals in the city Jail, in conjunction with
some Of the soldiers of the 9th Battalion. Their
object was to release the prisoners, seize she pub
lie arms assassinste the city officers and as many
persons as might Offer resistance, and then plum
der and burn the sowo. The plot was discovered
by a sergeant but q few moments before It was TO
have been contaminated. This was, according to
she Campeachy FsnLs, the second attempt OF the
Aind made by the same persons.
AT that time the ringleaders were condemned
70 death bat the cause was transferred 70 the
City of Mexico, and stills remain undecided
The principal persons concerned In the last con-
spirscy were sent to vera Graz, The others were
% be tried by a Military Comnisslon
On the 18th OF February, powder factory IN
the vicinity of Nerds was blown up. and four per-
sons were killed. The cause OF the explosion Is
not known.
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,s,,v. I.rss supplies Of Wheat and ylousi Of Tbs
se 1000 principally iron ace ase tns So 1900 cnrs Of
ns ~ Re latter the Tinted States aea rrsn' 'a
LORI .so Sioar oorss,'rg Ss- orsse ssem'as.
- Prssse rsrofs ps & ~. siaet Sea asd Msdsrrs
ares, -. .s1 the siantty has sssa ~ M
sso e0s zone Of these c.s IS al 80 - a.. 70
krssi F,ypsr WlsA cost, freight and asurancs ani
- unsod wafsaoassd On o"eets accoaa insss
not have srhef depressed he marts,, Ia com
srot he week tbs .aes Of Whsat Save
50 sru M O. retail character, beng ta2ch
b.s . 80 cher stssr inds FROM Europe some Ssa,ata
sfea 80 .ss.,.a 4 % y has attracted blt htls
49, suefcsn beng h@1 much above the ether oe
~ hsvs taken place nsuch Conparsi ~ 49,
sale 70 oar supplies Com vsrysma bit The De naaa
Es ,sry lst-c have = report soise u'n. -. a.
49, A. zoe, en se" 90 10 Iase,J cb me our
49,. xe none. ssd the only parcel s2o &" '''" ~
~ q isoss s' :o Ss ~, With III. preceding articles
- ,ns hodes having pressed saes az - ~. ~ ds.rt rs
so,sd n.rset has very issse - Pa,si.pha
westerns and canss,so suPsrasss os 70 i' %
gses., N cs,,g. in the vsss NatnE Barley or IN MAJ
!, ~ reors ~. Oetisf seadaace te1u u,a,
- Fndsy and slhouga oo HesS S ei.rs y,snta1 was
.s,,s there was more 6runsss e'ieeo ~ r ro CO..
~, M ~ 10 n advance the pfess Of lus'1a9- ~
ysvsry & inquired ses 40 we we % S. % az oossnsbe a
SIRE 40 White here Tee pnelpa sae tspg, IN
s.ss lot Of 1850 souT Carasa A. =. - g. re- sar
-. ,,r;ous prces go 10 sis per barrel Fsnsh ne,
g ,Ssry So 70 81 - for bet brands WIN ,ne o.
So and coarse as i'rh sii yen muea re
fs, tst attention, sno 10 efect sss shgat
ssztre 20 be Oats ssdea,s demsod At late rates NO
sS S,s Of wfsat enc no Iitb about 300 qlsrers
80, 10 pusn 900 sshs o. Fosr rom tfaHss eeo 80
- lnserea quarters Of Iadaa Ccfa ION hStops,
Beans Asrandra 81 loads OF osnsN 4
,ss W. Of other articles from thAi country we J
white Wheat Canada Whts AMI hsa M % d
Isis FbsI-Ohio 9os % TO 2s Phadelpha am bl9mor'
ia 70 Indian Con-Fi0e Oh Yellow Ss 70
- E,r ass Sd 70 aas 81 store aud shIp.
KlCHARDsoS, BROTHERS & CO.
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Weather Items.


- SATURDAY, March 29-9 AM.
BUFFALO 1t Is a besuufu clear morning; ther. 46 (;
mercury So; baron. IS 100
RocHEsTER.-Fine morning SKY, clcudlets; wine B. Il ;
Ner IS.
AuBURN-Fne clear, beautiful morning; win s.; ther
q.
syRAcvsE-Itis delightful clear and pleasant morning.
wild n; thor AZ.
oswEeo-A bright, eloudless, and pleasant morning ;
So1 last hight; wind s lher 81 bar % 80
UrIcA-Fine clear morning but rather cOo hard frost
lat night; wind Wes; Their 80; mercury 81; bar S006O.
ALBASYCeer and pleasant morning; wind ~ E.; Their.
80; bsr. 50 5fl mercury &c.
T3oY-A most delightful morning, with serene and
sOudless sky; WIND iher 80.
MONTREAL-A beautiful morning; South wind thorS zi
har2 IN
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gHE SCHOOL BILL.-Is viii be seen that the
School Bill in the House has been ordered to
third reading Its leading points aspassed through
committee of the whole, are I'll. An 100000
State tax. 3. Schools to be kept for eight months
except in cases provided for. ,. One third OF the
schOolmoney Including the 100000 to be drawn
from the School Fund to be distributed equally
among the districts. 4. The deficiency to be made
up by rate bills. .. Property exempt from exc
cution to be exempt from school warrants
Alb Eve. Journal
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ASoTHKR DIsAsrKR AT SGA AND Loss OF
LFE-A letter received here from bark An,
drews, Of this port, reports that bArk hoscas nae
Loaf a boats crew by whale, while cruising on
Falkland Islands previoos 90 January lst' Aee
CAPTAINS and mates boats had been lowered,
when the former was stove by whale. The third
mate then lowered and struck a whale. Shortly
after fog came on, and the boat was soon entire
y out OF sight. few days after the boat WAS
fallen in with by the s. George, Of this port
stove. Those lost wouid consist Of the third mate
and six men. IL = possible from the locality aud
time OF this disaster, that II may De that there
has been confusion Of names, snd that this may
Be the same loss reported IS occurring to the Me-
tacom, by the Huntsville, arrived at Cold Spring.
[Nsw.Bodfora Mercury,
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The WeiInnd Canal.

OFFICE OLD oswReo LINE, 100 Broads
NEw.YoSE, Saturday, March %, 1851.
10 the Editor Of The Tribune;
noticed your extract from the Express, and
your comments thereon, in this mornings edition
Of your paper, relative to the Welland Canal
VIII you, in Justice to Oswego, give equal
prominence 10 the foilowingf
have received Telegraphic communication
rom Toronto dated the 9Th instant stating that
the Council had adjourned without taking action
upon the retaliatOry measure OF closing the Wei
land Canal TO American vessels.
There h, no danger that such disastrous policy
will ever be adopted by the Canadian authorities.
/ hold myself ready, as heretofore. to contract
Tor property to and from the West, via the Wei
land Canal and Oswego. ,,ouu
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ALL Right FOR OswEeo.--The OsTegO JOu

ALL Right FOR OswEGo.--The OspegO Jour.
val of Tuesday evening says
d "A cloud has hang over this city for the last
few days, growing out Of the apPrehended closing
of the Welland Canal to American vessels. lt
was nroposed in the Board of Public Works IN
Canada, and the result waS feared. TelegraPhic
dispatches received in town this morning from
that quarter, dissipate all such gratuitous alarm
The Board have adjourned without adopting any
such narrow, retaliasory policy, and this day the
Canal 10 open TO American vessels.