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, -HsI STEAMBOAT 49, =
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,team.r Canta,n. Hour

HAe-
.dpri1. Steamer. Captain. Hour Destination.
ihurs, 3 SALUDA Page o'clock. fasoo
81. CHARLES. Sutton, O'Clock. Mobile
TEXAS Claiborne 10 O'Clock. -..... Fort Tosnssnd
OREGON, Hem, O'Clock Mobile
. NARY FOLEY. Dalfrs.9 o'clock ........ Latourchs
:. moNRoE, Gwartnsy, o'eIsck. .Yaloo
rr,- aEcLA. Kay, sO'clocs Aissand,la
'A'' !. CALIFORNIA. Reynsds,4 O'Clock. Mobile
BUBBLE, Frost, O'Clock .Mobtls
'', SAachEz NO. = Leathsrs. o'clock Hard Time.
. . .., ", WHITE, Brady O'Clock. WHfarnsporf
"oe'O' strseh o'clock. Lafourehs
d. B. MOsBY, Kerchsva ~ O'Clock. .Anatopas
mond' moNTGohERY Estes. O'Clock. .Prpcston
NAN,orE = Castillo 70 o'clock ..Atakdpos
Tues 8, PRINCESS NO. Holmes, o'clock ...picksbug
Frdy, II, IRoQuOls, Lee O'Clock .. S. Louis
Uncsrtain ORIENTAL Parkinson, o'clock .Ptsburx
), MohKisErr, fndren, O'Clock. -.....Anakdpas
=" DOVE. Box O'Clock. ...--...... drtunsa, Yiy,y
&" GEN. LAFAYETTE. Bentley, o'cecL. . Louis,iRs
=" e. r. hcNEAL, Becker, 4 O'Clock. ......... M.nghu
" BELLE CREOLE, White, e'csck. y ieksburg
4" ST. LOUIS, Taylor, O'Clock ST. Loui.
BuENA VISTA. Lamothe, o'clock 81. Louis
PACIFIC, Fhhian, O'Clock ....-......st Louis
" PATRICK HENRY, Landry, o'clock ......s Louis
IOWA, Carter. O'Clock Louis
sULTANA. Gable. o'clock ST. Louis
BRIDE, Amsden, o'clock Louis
COLUMBUS Pest, o'clock NJ. Louts
" PRlDE OF THE WEST Roger, IL O'Clock st Louis
AMERICA. Johnson O'Clock. -NashvtAs
MICHIGAN. Irwin, o'clock Nashville
- HUNGARIAN, Warman. Cincinnati
u. w. KENDALL, Nortjn u o'clock ...,. Cinsinnati
sosToNA, Price O'clock. .Lout'.As
ALAMO, Reed O'Clock. .ouaehita Iiiser
ANNA, johnson. IL o'clock. Bayou dc Gaizs
BELVlDERE, Lod~ich IL O'Clock Red River
FANNY sMirb. Richards, o'clock. .LouispiHs
The new, elegant and running packet steamer
RIVER, Capt o. Franks will positively leave THIS DAY. Sd
INST, o'clock r. M, Tor Pittsburgh, Wheeling Marietta Por-
mouth and Cincinnati. 4. b. SMITH II Poydra,s
NOTICE to Shippers of Grain, Bran and large
~ bbls. Hams to Mobile, by Mail or New Canal Lines
The following rates will be charged. viz:
Corn heat and Rye per sack "a bushels under cts
OATS Bisn ETC. per sack Of ~ bushels or under
Large sacRs OF above
Barrels Hams, large size
4. GEDDES, Agent. 10 Rank Place.
NewOreans, April 1, 1851. apl lot
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Fourth Ward letting,

- At meeting of the wings Of the Fourth Ward, Second
Municipality held the Apollo House Thursday evening" 9Th
inst for the purpose Of nominating candidates the Ward
the Council the meeting called order by D. 10 Van
ostn, Esq. nominating G W Shaw the chair, and T. H. Hutton
as Secretary. On molten,
Messrs. T. Ii. SHIELDS and JOSEPH ETTER
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Delegates to select sandate for the GENERA
Council G. W. HUsBELI,, Chairman
w. Ii. Brown, Secretary. apl
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The attention Of gentlemen. the inquiry for an nstitu
d which will afford The best education Of young gentle
mn designed or action on this American stage Of busy fe
Vi b. attracted By the publication Of the Adjntant General
oHantnoky and President Of the Board Visit0u Of the
SAaA Nhary Collage. in to-dsys paper The institution
wis casasd, We sam. the first Of March. with
fsf nsnhs ( cadsts and has bssn rapidly ling up-but
s buildnes bug extensive, there sye. informed.
for about fy STUDENTS in the commodious
barracks.
We have tn full ooure Of stndes and the lst Of the Facu
". whah >kl sske oh IN showing any persons
t6Iigesn Y fas,kgs isfa~nss;o n f-ss n, -,
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2UnR FAvoRs. thank the steamer Atlantic for late
81 Lous psps The steamer Pacific has our thanks for
St. Louis Republican Of the 9Th.
Ths Atlantic AID Pac &c have been conesng for the
nsds Of the Msisippi very closely for days past.
From the steamer Paul. arrived here yesterday morning
we had the 81. Louls Republican Of the Nth.
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The elegant and running pac ket steamer
RIVER, Capt. o. Franks, postyely Leave THIS DAY 30
o'clock, NJ or Pittsburgh ing Marietta Forts
mouth and Cincinnati T. b. SMITH, u Poydras st.
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New Orleans, March 49, 1851, mhl9 I'm 2ip
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
CONGR Es S.

MONDAY, Jan. IL.
SENArE.-The annual report of the number Of
persons employed in the War Department, was re-
ceyed and read
MesSrs. Turney and John Davis presented the
petitions of inventors relative to amendment Of Pa
tent laws.
Mr.. Seward presented the petition Of 800 citizens
IN favor Of free grants Of public lands to actual set
tiers.
MIR. Cooper presented three petitions from Della
ware and Chester Counties, Pa, asking the imme-
date repeal of the fugitive slave law
The petitions were referred to the Judiciary Com
miltee.
Mr.. Cooper presented number Of pettousagaiusi
extending the area Of slavery. He also gave notice
OF bill to change the mode of collecting the duties
on imports from foreign countries.
HoUsE.-Las Monday, Mr.. Cobb, Of Alabama,
moved TO reconsider the vote by which The House
refused to suspend the rules, to enable Mr.. Julian to
introduce memorial from the Anti-Siavery Friends
OF Indiana, asking repeal Of the fugitive slave law.
This morning the speaker decided that Mr. Cobb's
motion could not be made.
MIR. MclIanahan moved to suspend the rules, to
introduce resolution declaring that ii would be in
expedien!and improper 10 repeal the law passed last
session, entitled ''An Act to amend, and supple
menlary TO an act respecting fugtves from Justice
and persons escaping from service of their masters
approved Feb. 18th, 1898" The resolution not be-
ing before the House, points of order were raised
and overrued.
The noise was so great that the clerk had repeat
ody to stop calling the yeas and nays. The Speaker
requested gentlemen repeatedly TO take their seats
Finally the vote was declared-yeas l23 nays 81
rules not suspended.
The House went into Committee of the Whole on
the Cheap Postage bill.
Mr.. Potter closed the debate, and defended the
bill. Adjourned.
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the wing party-feclag that he can move IN no
forward direction without meeting its broken prom
ses and violated plcdges-conslntly resorts to uSre
putabIe subterfuges and mean personalities He max
false and dishonorable charge against Judge Allen
and then adds, q his friends admit IL )" and, in tn
way he proves bis first lie by asserting another l"
There can be no apology for this mode Of attack, an
this mode of proof unless it be said that it results
necessity from the fallen and apostalc condition oltt
wing party
| The editor speaks of "temper" and passion
Judge Allen Here is difficulty to the editor and
all who encounter Judge Allen. His imperturbabl
GOODNESS and selfpossesson, under all circumstances
are most annoying to his opponents; and these qnai
tiles constitute shield Of great value. And withou
this protection, small men. like the editor ofthe dIgis
sometimes annoy great men Ike Judge Allen.
There are many other things in this article of Il
Egs, that we should like to notice. But we hay
space fer only one or two more of the difficulties
the Esis. The 1Egis one moment, charges Jude,
Allen with being "sgitator; = and the next, con
plains that he "does nothing = thus, contradctng
charge with the other The editor and other editor
have complained that he made no speeches agmns
the late acompromise measures' SO called; and the,
have rung the charges upon this complaint; while
they well know that those measures came from the
Senate to the House and that soon as they we're
reached in the House, by apreconcerted plan, the
GAG was Instantly applied and all debate and all re
monstrance cut off, And they, further, well know that
to this hour in the House of Representatives ut Wash
ington, the subject Of Gree soiI' is ncrdcted and
gagged and that in that House is permitted to
speak upon it. unless by accident as recently the
case with Gddings and they know, too, that the
ment Giddings closed the House took measures to
protect itself against the recurrence of such accidents
The great and troublesome difficulty with the editor
of the Egs and with othor editors is, the speeches
which Judge Allen has made here, at home, where,
thank Heaven, speech is yet free; and where thank
Heaven, those who have labored to suppress it, are
now being Frustrated in the dust.
The Egis need not trouble itself further with Judge
Allen and " his friends" His friends feel that they
have man in whose judgment and wisdom they may
repose entire confidence and whose name is terror
to all trucking politicians.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

Gov. BouTwELL.--It will be seen Ly our Leo;slo-
tive report that George S. Boutwell, was Yesterday in.
ouc'ed INTO the high office of Governor of Massachu.
set's' and Henry W. Cushman into that Of Lieutenant
Governor, whereof dine proclamation was made bv the
Secretary Of the Commonwealth and the firing of can.
non.
MIR. boutwell, is man, when taken apart from his
party relations, in whom men of all parties. we think
VIII contde He is genuine specimen of the self-reli.
ant inquistve, ambitious go.ahead and vet cautions
Yankee Though party man, quite unlike his mod.
oessor' ne not the slave Of his party. Whether for
rght or wrong he has guiding spirit in himself and
we th'nk the Post will discover before his term expires
that he is not indebted for his opinions to wrcplers
at washington, or the pertubed ghost of Boston On.
tom House junto.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

SENATORIAL ELECTION. Our readers will see
that no election of Senator was effected yesterday On
the first ballot, Charles Sumner lacked five votes Of
choice' and six on the second No day is assigned for
another trial. 1t must be admitted that some Doubt
rests on the result, though, yet, we have confident
expectation that it will all come right. Bnt. vbaever
the result may be, the free soers stand with honor un
stained having faithfully abded by their principles and
their candidate, and done what they could do to pro-
mote the welfare, the dignity aud the honor, of the
State, and to subserve the great cause of Freedom HUI
manty and Progress. In hsc cause they will faithfully
persevere, and leave the result in the hands Of Him
who rules the destinies of nations.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
Party Names.

OF what signif;a are the mere names of paries
when the PRINCIPLES by which they have professed
to be governed are abandoned in practice The time
has been, when the Wing party of Massachusetts
might justly claim to be the party of freedom. Bu
'hat Tune has gone by and now opposition to the en-
croachmens of the slave power opposition to the ex
tension OF slavery opposition to the existence of sov
cry IN the District of Columbia opposition to the flu
gi've slave law, is considered sufficient cause Of
puison from the party as by its action in the
case of Horace Mann
wen has 1t been said by DR. Wayland -fTf man hal
learned to value political party more highly than he
ooes truth a9d justice and mercy is surely time tina
his connection with it were broken Off let hin
learn 10 surrender party for moral principle Let al
eood men do this and they will form party by them
serves acting IN the fear Of God, and sustained by thu
arm of Omnpotencr."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

SDEArH OF SLAVE HHSrER. By telegraph
&c despatch from the South, we learu thai Wills n
Hughes, The slave hunter, Aho made the unsuccoo,c
attempt in Boston few weeks since to send W;ll;o,
r"en traits again into slavery, was killed at Macon
ua few days since, in personal encounter with Tho
brother Of the man who accompanied him in that mn,
rageouS expedition Thus speedily does retribotio,
sometimes follow on the heels Of crime.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

GEN. WILsoN-The new President of the Senate
has already won high favor for the ease, promptness
anddgnty, with which hepresides over that BODY and
Tor his courtesy and impartial bearing toward the mem
pefs Inc highest aniicpations of his friends ave been
more than realised, and it no than strict justice
to say, that few presiding officers in that BODY have
ever secured SO highly the favor and good will of it.
members, IN so short period after their election.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

~ Those who know the benefits received rror. !,
vented and sold by VIM Boyle at IN yVashinqt 'on
require no adyre how TO act; bot those who have n
50 fortunate as TO become acquainted with its yjre. p
process, aiding The healthy development OF tie I I
beard, and scitenirg and gnardsg the skin against
and AI. b. Green. is,li -, -, ; Lace
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

% V. b "a LINER, the American Newspaper Arc,
Is inc authorized Agent the SPY The cities Of New Y
ana Philadelphia, and is duly empowered take adyers
nehs ana subscriptions His receipts will be regarded
payments Ills Offices are-Boston, scollay's Building
Court street, New York, Tribune Building; rhiladolph
~ w. 'oiheI Ihio ana Chesnut streets. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
dtEdec25
CARR,

MRS. HALL acquants her friends and the public gep
eray that she is ready pupils at her bouse Ia
Ii MYRTLE STREET, for instruction in Music. French
and Painting in Wdter Coors Monochroatic Painting
&c. MRS II. VIII also give lessons inWrng English Gram
mar, isory geography, &c, and trusts having receive
her own education under the first Masters of Ednburpb
mat she Will be enabled to give entire satisfaction to al
NOSE VINO may iavor her with their patronage. Term
Sio"H' MUM 0uee'. DIFF April Is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
A Rare Chance for Hotel Keepers.

Inc subscriber offers for the furniture and lease Of
5nat vel Wen known sTAND-known as WATTS Ex.
thhNGE situated nearly opposite the Court House
we ap0Ve stand the nearest the Court House. of any
Hotel IN The place and but five minutes walk from The
road stations, it is considered one Of the best stand,
IN the CITY, Possession given or before the first of Anr
Uses. n NJ ' NC Pr"
'' bco ~9th' 1901. w4t&dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

mhS. s. GOODWIN, an experienced and success
nl Midwife, Gas one hundred and more can testify d,
we past year, lo50D holds herself in readiness day mn
nigh to attend to the duties of her profession ThapI(
Tor past iayors share Of patronage is solicited vhl
S"o"fd be bestowed upon roman and not will be upm
man. word to the yvise is sufficient Rssdance NJ NV
Austin street. 3mosl WORCESTER Ian Ia ls5i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

u JOE PRINTING of all kinds-Pamphlets
catalogues, shop Bills, Bank Checks, pIo.
cards. Concert Bills, Visiting and cuisines,
YARDS Posters, SC. &c.-NEATLy and PROMPT,
executed at THIS OFFICE. upon moderate terms diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
DIED.

In Shrewsbury, Jan. 9Th Nathan Howe Fso ooed % i.
revolutionary soldier Will editors in Maine a,d Ohio MI
please copy. " h0 anu Oiho,
a.. N this city, jan Mary Albee 2d Sarah Lord as
4th, Mary Reardon "a lth Mary E. daughter Of Ed,var
Proctor, II m and 8 days. " A1u""iu
r In AtRol on the 7h instant Mrs Mary Lowering form
In this city 9Th instant widow Betsy Clark, aged &C.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

NOTICE is hereby given that Premium paonerreoyn.
VIII be taken colored and neatly put up in handsome So
rocco Gases, at N Brinley Hail. for SO cents
JaHou DIR. VAN ALSTIN
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Look Ont.

great issues often depend upon the most simple acts
Inc accident of moment has overthrowp lifetime o
the most splendid hopes the omission of seminal,
u'ins duty has destroyed the brightest prospects,.
Lei the friends Of Freedom and truth and Of tho han
or OF the dear Old Bay State not imagine then ,ba,
lhe'r glorious principles will triumph IN the election ii
Judge Allen on Monday, without their individual eor,.
ana votes. Let every lover of humanity vote and cx
e'' nnsel to have his friends vote in ts elective com
"a' OIL r'ght against might; of the Constitution against
'he arbitrary will of the &ow1
Judge allen and Judge BARTON Mt Home.
AT the election in the city of Worcester, II Ngr,m
per- Judge Barton run ify-Gve behind his t.et an,
Of his ticket. "''"'
Allen Ito Rain Geo
Phillips 1905 pa,5sasn eg9
IS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

J. TX. CLARK, HOMEOPATHIC PrFysy
C1AE--No Walnut Street Office hours from > ~ +,
A NJ, and from to 3 P. NJ. "
Worcester, Jan. list, 1851. ion1 If
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
No. 3.

IsUs y,
ANE ounce OF preventive better than n pound of ono
~ So is one bottle of Burdtts OIeaginons Med;casI
compound better for person whose hair is falling on
or VINO IS troubled with DandrGf, scurf &c than ope
dozen bottles for a person who is strictly bald s.S.
1t N season and you can prevent badness, ''iU ~
n Manuactured and sold wholesale and retail by A. A.
burdltt, Drugg and Apothecary Clinton Mass also in
Worcester by L. 4. LAzELL Druggist and 2N0Cu
80 dtf-iauI5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

op''iar Leetr'scs.--GEoRGE THoMrsoT
'''i.u' WIN give course of THREE LECTURES
oi''1e's Oh worcester, at the CITY HALL, Gonna.
~ uesaay evening" January 7h and continuing on
10y evenings January l4il and 2lst The two er., >
'uisS WIN Dc on the REFORMS Of ENGLAND ma e. e
as' WIN De on BRITISH INDIA. They are of an n,' u
Interesting character, and furnish amount or,,
aD,e not elsewhere accessible to our cj,i,o
iicAe's Tor the course will be thirty cents only ~
"o' Delhg 10 give the information as wide cirero,
possioe' single tickets l24 cents. Those who wish -
'eia VIII 40 well to secure their tickets as early as
as me number sold will be limited by the aecomno5st
ofthe Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

WATER CUItF.--DR. S. ROGERS is now prepred
to board and rea patients give treatment without boar
at his residence, NO. GLEN STREET.
OFFICE Hours, from 10 to r. and to AT No
0AhEEl' Q&Wu oct21
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
votesi Votesfi

The votes for member Of Congress in this D;s,,c,
are no" ready tor delivery at this office. VIII our
Free Soil friends please to order them without DELAY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
MARRTEO.

In Leices err New Years day, by Rev John Nelson D.
mt rtalcs Weed of Springfield, to Miss Anna NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

DIR. II. BUXTON, PULMONIST.- - OFFICE
ana RESIDENCE, No. % corner of Mechanic and Car
toh-st-W here his service can be promptly obtained al
any hour by day night when prevented by preyio
Professional Duties. F'e'i'"
Auscultaon and Advice, Free dtf-Jeco5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

Good morning! sir. O,excuse me, thought # -.
Mr. A That is my name sir, have bougb, !,
OF those Hats at the Cottage, ITO Man-yt. Thar =.
counts for the aIteration--it becomes me Won SEQ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
Just Received

NE DiACh TULIP, a new Novel, by Alexander pp.
So, mas, Also shannondale, by Emma d. e. Neyitt
9on,hworth, and Tor sale at No. Merchants, Row
q,l me Boston Daily Morning Journal, Commonweal,h
inc; i,gs nee Herald and Mail and the Boston Daily Even
so ,h Transcript and Traveller regularly received
Also, tne New York Daily Papers, and for sale Nv
49,. . BURRILL e. DAVIS
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To Lovers of Tea

w Il nave on hand large assortment of verv cbo;c
nIiee MhIch we can sell ut an exceedingly oy
i,n1z 1s.e EDWARDS e. BANCROFT.
1''io-uNWu No 10 Wnshinntnn samoa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

hats, Caps, Boots Shoes and Rubbgs,
A ND Umbrellas sold at the Cottage 40 main street.
Woroe.tor Ian ,r ,o., DANIELSM co.
- y '"n' 10, 1901. innl5 diff
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Curling and
Shampoojne.

And every ,hirr n,,,au.. oIiamp00lng.
o. the KIND, VIII at all times be done i,h s saiou
The nnbIic ~ a.. cnses IN the most approved STYLE
' puDhc are especifuy requested 10 call
Lo. BIANC0 g. SLATE,
tian1sd.,, NO. Second Floor, Piper Block
- GINS Main 81 Wcrcoetrr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

"a nGtle In Advance of all Others.
ANiEis Co. have this day opened the snring s,y,es
and examine them. WV "o''pse, ilo Mains1
Worcester, Jau 1851. - i.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-11-22

is going TO enunciaie some new principles OF policy
TO be embodied in aStart correspondence Win tne
Spanish or Austrian Minister.
Now, in this hope, ], as stanch American con-
servative, trust the sympathizers may be disap.
pointed. 1t can do no good. The contact with
Spain is in any aspect full of peril to our peace.
Ii is to us what Canada was few years ago, with
greater temptations and less formidable antagonists
And, while many who should know better are urg-
ing on the Government to what they imagine will
be the popular diplomacy of threatening foreign ma
tons, take the liberty, as rather an old-fashioned
man, to express not only hope widely different
but confident belief, not admitting OF doubt, that
the Executive of the United States will stand stead
fast and unmoveable in the faith of moderation, neu
tralitv, and abstinence from all concern in foreign
affairs not Immediately affecting ourselves. II was
this policy which, nearly sixty years age~-and Mr.
WEBSTER, as a devout Washington man, has stu
died often this page Of history-enabled British
statesman Of liberal principles, contrasting poll
cy with that of Great Britain to speak of The Uni
ted States as rising by Neutrality Adore the ma
: tions Of Europe, with simple dignity that wins
: the respect, the confidence, and the affection Of
: the world" r.
sHrHIDAs's speect, January, 1874. in reply to Lord
MoRSINGros.