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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
nIETZ BROTHERS & co. l3a vii.

Marufsciurers Of every variety OF LAMPS, cHAN0E
LIERS CANDELABRA, GlRANOOLEs, HALL LAW
TERMS, GAS FIXTURES. &c. e0m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

EVARM.-F0r sale, small Farm or H.
4 teen acres bail1ng new and Of no1era ~ r. n.1--
sOrney SITUATED staten Island. % high gronn1 via
view Of he surrounding country for riy ni-s er1u9i
AID witsn Of nile Of the Steamboat ls1ilng, c1ntHo-
pg fruit Of n. Einds ia abundance fpf ptrcul-rs
inquire A. 100 WesElsventa before 10 or s-r Ncpcr
Possession given Immediately. as ON VS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

VNO LET-WHh steam power, a pOr-
II -, ~ ~. s.,-,,srt n TIE Tribune B1iaings Al
p'y 10 4 N srREBEIGH. PnohcAuOn Ofice OF ne r.
hufe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

ITO LET-A pleasant threc-story house
II Ia BrOomest, near Hudson There 10 tws,ve rooms,
snd large yard. Crot water H. he house
ard yard alec bah. A private family pr-'srred sd
good security wanted ltq1ire a. 5i BroOae two doors
ffOn Hndsor-s- as ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
no MANUFACTURERS, MECHAN-

W VI n N z T No T = INt1tRN'' VI I1V|N -
Il ICs, ANO ALL OTHERS REQUIRING CHEAP
MOTIVE POWER-THE WlCCAPEE MANUFAC~
TURING COMPANY (Fishkul Landing N. ~ have
large Of Water Power, which they will lease or
sell upon very advantageous terms 10 quantities Of Five
Horse upward with q sufficient smount OF Land
for the erection Of al necessary huc ings This IL avery
desirable location for those who crsuped for room aud
have 10 pay for expensive power In the CITY Ths
property within ha mile OF the Hudson River Railroad
and the Hartford Providence and Fishki Railroad VIII
pasa rough the premises thereby making quite az con-
venient for many kinda OF business located In the city
For terms Sc apply al the OF ofthe Company, or by
letter poet paid address I'd az above. 49,
Fishklll Landing March a, 1851. ma SmWS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

II OTIS, &c.-FOr sale, 200 Lots of Land
4xaI Harlem Also Farm OF lSe acres on Loag IsSnd.
che mile and bali rom Cold SpStng HaroOg in good
asg, Aoxso oui-honses aud 6Be orchard lsQsre q
ale I'm FREDK T.. WESrBR0OK. Is ChAn5ers7s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

u,O IFT-Tb. Store 663 Broadway,
oooo,, : s,nd-s, Alec hire ICONS on \ ~ ,of OF
The CANE Guiding irqlire OF n 80 - -, :, sai
Building, HsnVver a. cor OF EAeoA1s PA'' a, 81.
TO LET.-Tne tvo-story brick II use,
! Sc, ?. ur.h-sL serwesu Brost-sy ard Mercer a.
Car b. seen sflsr = ococs R-ni $50 S0SyIiS -,
49, 81 MARTIN LAWsON, q Jonn-sL
Two LET.-Seversl new Houses 70 let
10 soalb Brook IN, Whole house s4-'-a'f DO - =,
eS5-. nd 40 5oor 6q sG's ~ aowEsESo . S..
TE'O LET.-Cottages, Stores, Thifd-av.
Eighty flStst 10 small rrspeetA5is g III Cr9.oo
Wslsr, convenient 70 Sage &c CkAEt. s.sa,yH''"
IT. rear Third Az. or A AcCosisr' Is F4'on -
All tnyi'
VNO LET-WHh steam power. por-
~, ftt- R..-rnsrt n The Tribune S1iidlng' D
p'y 10 K sTREBEIGH. Pnohcauon Once OF ne ~
bdte 40
ITO LET-A Basement, First, Second
80 Fourth Stories, . oy So feet vel gated
with hfee sud four very -tnaowt oa hrrs sil's
vefy suitable 'or msuu'aealies wan ssAn 49, -
store arc Bach Room, ~ 90 BeeGman a. and " Ann 81
Inquire Oh lh- premises ~ ~
TNO LET.-The small Store p Cort-
isrd. ore door fom Bros1vsy. Inquire ~
az l~is' Z. COOLEY, cor Waite st ana 6foso-sy'
gsNOLET-Toa small respectable family,
he Upper Pat Of neat two-stOry House. co7sisii0g
ft,ree rccn, on second or sc room and oas N nj
Good references required. Inquire Al 30 wooster II
VNO LET.-A very fine new 4-story and
4 basement House. III Eat SeVenteentn'i, second
kousa sst Of SEC iudavenue three rooms dep on os1
ao hslh range furnsce. &c, finely husn71 throughout
R-pl $50 A,o yelling psra OF 40 l>rg- house,
rs and S96 Fourth aveuue rooms. t~O pzros sna
Lirchen range bath. &c Rent $50 Apoly TO Mn
SINNER, Si9 FOunh-svenuei after N slo o'hWSs
NNO LET-A Country Residence stu
! .tsd about half way between Villa ssburEh and hs
VILLAGE Of New oUn Long island, 4 miles from the ierry
AZ WiIusms5u N the New town Turnpike, which "a TO
be papk ROAD by the IN ofJuy The nun on me p ace
consists OF cherries goOseN eres asp1erres a. Der
~te- peart. apples. cuuaD's AM piums Address w
CRANE II Leroy-placs New York all 2|MIhNS.
APARTMENTS Let. TO a very
~ anal family a Room and Two Bedrooms on tn" ~
sDo 81 doors vi privilege IN bah room House occu-
ma nv retired family Rent 81 per snuum. Appya
L~~i.-s second door rom Grand sl from 20 oclpck
P NJ. 81 y
a VALUABLE LEASE FOR SALE
N The unex piEed ~ eleven years from tue hrs OF
Az rsxt eaae Of The lot the souIheast corner OF
Canal ard Elm ais together with the "a dings Inquire %
JAMES NORRIS al the sheria's Office City Hall
ALI i'm
CREAP RENTS ON BROADWAY
NTola or lease one Store Tpeud'lv hued mp = Feet
g,ort nv q dee o. ant $50 New YorE oatar Mer
rpnule Pnilcngs 3S5 Broadway corner ~ Ant7onV-st
on g.. to lei prof-ssots ust-s rents hitu 80 %
$50 sccOroing siz-, Nos TO- 10, - $ and ~ On5rs
to ns $50 n . -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
JTOUSE AND GROUNDS FOR SALE

a. Desrn 40 hours rioe from the city Houis sta
bic &c is entirely and rep'ee with every convent
ence marble nanlell and hard f9ished throughout The
location 10 The most commanding the HUDSON river eld
will be sold accommodating terms ApplytO w ALtF
MEAD, 90 BIosdwsy. 40 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
DESTRABLE RESIDENCE IN

ATNEW-HAVEN TO LITTLE Cottage on O~ig1t
place Lear George It. occupied by on" suNscri -
p ,e,1iun given OF MHy Ire loce Tor 10 In TIE ~3s
ERR psrt Of and IL OF III peAstries IN h1 city rom
Ia he'd situation Il mrst or th9 requisites ~
country hous-. with hr advantage uf hri1g winn Hn
ifutes wax 81 The ~ the CITY, and hften only
nom H. darot Of the New YurE and New tven Kali
road Mics Comstocb's Seminary fDr Young Lsdl-s Il
within hsf block Of IT, Itsa mod-robul house, win
many conve ierces rsrev to be- with has stF rooms,
0rrndtg room with bot snd cold wster,l sin
run rrops pabttirs snd tho 6rs 'ori seven
rooms with closets 10 esch Gu tho second h'ori auc
cssrkitcben ara large dry cell AZ; Is heated with FUR
mace; range Ia Iiichrn; excellent vel 81 water large
csteTu he water from which 10 brought mo tn' mouse
The grounds are ornArn-ned with abundant towering
shrubs choice fruit grape straw berry rs'p0-ry sn
other vres eli OF which 10 hstrz order To good
tenant the rent viii he reasonable For mrhst paricu-
lars inquire Of the subscriber, tho premises, or OF H.
?. TROW BRIDGE. pier 10, N r Ne ~-fo,k
s23 3tisWS&M' w. WAOsWokFh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

U>O LET.-Tne tvvo-story brick II use,
&c. .. u-tb-tt .efweeu Br0st~sy ard Mercer Al
car ~ ss-r sflsr = O'ciock Rent $50 APoy -
80 81. MARTIN LAWsON q Joho-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
- Company hereby Apprse tho public that they pre-
sny otter esist hshment can uniformly do Their
wholesale trade requiring them Keep hand yey
large assortment the purchaser ~ retail necessarily GO
rvea many Advantages ~ trading win them not obtained
elsewhere City and country families YOU greauy con-
suit heir Interests By Gully regarding THIS adVerseneaL
This IL he Oldest Tes Company Ia The city heir only
establishment 10 Al l25 ChAthamst between Pearl and
Roosevelt ard they have nov 90 branch stores Orocers
supplied 10 small quantities a. low 80 BY the chest
as 3ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
yrHE CHELSEA MILLS. Twep,v...

4 rpiha b-t~reu Ninth and rvnss ~, -rhs.ae.-.
ser hAyinR aksn the large ard eomn0doaa 6afls,er, 4
Txrnty -srv-ush o. lsfeiy occupied By Kelsey So h
COW prepared 70 furnish F-eo, Oss and Com 10 an, -
CITY Grsin cent 70 the Nh ~ ground, viii - al,
cred ne of csrtsgc snc Win ospste he VIII % -.
atse r-rior Arcie " fsus Mheaieo CRU -
- ntly Hiolr Co
He vii asc Hrrpsr srd Nlrnsa = superior xr'r5. =
Cor, Fsriua witch slrezdy ~h gr-si sv,, 49,,
b. cnhlc I n,-r, semi d, he Mil or 10 - Os,s -
BNekman-st vh-r- samples will he apt VII sa-- -
sit-rftOn im% tns jafts MiNsOy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
At PRIVATE SALE.-A Delightful

AT PRIVATE SAkE.-A oellgntlui
YARN Al Rocksway, Queens County, Long issno.
near M, ocean cOntsODg about go acres OF sno lV OF
bich IL p and wood add sod the remainder salt mesdow
On The farm there foe dwelling House, tenant houses
csriaSe house bans AID all necessary out Dudlngsi
sso sTee gafdsn fruit and o'namsnIa trees snro3oery'
Ec Tba above place particularly The high grouno 90
,sbv located Tor elegant COuotry Residences As Tue 100
acres could DO divided uIO ton or twelve parcels varying
rom 90 IL each al coG msniiof neannIo vsr
the ocean and Oupdiug country Boek-"sy rom Us
peculiar siust0n IL pFOverbsl for is cool aid refreshing
saa bIeezes ard heshDess OF climate, ana the oI
bsihipg fishing and cunning ubsurp4ssed Th7 aoove
properly 10 generally known As the late Clnton fouet
place and 10 about mile fOm the fsyhon. iHs99
nortOn OF the purchase money remain on DOho ana
inortRsRe For prize aud further psTcuen Apply 70 AN
THONY BLEECKER. AucdOneef, Broa1-sl, whete
4 snrvev man OF lhe properly can be loen. Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
STACANTLOTS FOR SALE.-Two Of

v che besl LOTS on Eeventhav, west side, between
fweRty second and fwenty-Ihrd Gts, two LOTS on
twenty seeonds: and two on twenty 6rstsI near
seventh-av The improvements making sud TO be made
On Avenue and 10 The vicinity render hls properly
IS Mil NY" u W. CHESTER 81 wanSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

rsNOLET-To small respectable family,
Uonsr Part Of n-at two-,tOry House. cO7ssli0g
~ ree rccnr on second or, sc room snd oaseu nj
Good references required. Inquire al ~ wooster II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
MANUFACTUKERS. 10 Id Sc,

COLLAMORE HOUSE, $50 and 532
and sS4 Broad WAY corner Of Sphng-R vii be opened
or or before the lot OF May.
The House Is centrally situated, # being bat square
below Nihos and Tor des able either iu suit
single iii compare hvorsby with any house 10 the city
II The determination OF the Pf0pneofs To make QUO
OF The besi Houses ard no pains vii be- spared render
desirabe and attractive % public and lie patrons
Families breaking mp housekeeping and wishing rooms
viii DO well 20 make early application. klsO families from
Hbrcsd wishing rooms for the sumner.
Application may be made al The House during tho day.
PERRY COLLAAORE,
corner Of Broadway and Spring al
New York, April Ia, 1851. s2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
NOUNTRY SEAT on STATEN ISL

.OON I'M DEAL oh 81 n ~ 80
~ AND.-For ssle, a convenient and well built brick
house about "A mile rom Vsudef0is Landing, neI the
Richmond Road provided with furnace eisiens bath room,
stable carriage house &c The house Ia placed on an en-
fnence commanding prospects Of sea and land almost up
equeed for besuy and extent T1e ga'den aud orchard
are richly stocked with fine fruit -Four acres, chiefly
woodland will he sold with The heuss, and more desired,
Two thirds OF the purchase may remain on mort
gage for a term Of years Apply 10
ais Sw W6ss EMERSON PRlCHARD. 10 WsFL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
NPEAP RENTS ON BROADWAY

NTola or lease one Store Eplendidv hued mp l't-e'
front nv q deep rent $50 IN th- NewVorS oatsT Ner
rpnule Rnilcngs 3S5 Brosnway CORNER % Ant7onv-s1
on c-s o lei h professions ust-s rents t1u %
$50 sccoroing Size Nos 10, 49, ~ s. and ~, On5s
~ Rom, WIN rorh rgHrs, IN me Washington sud Is
gay ele Galleries S33 Broadway. Apply on the prrn''
zee to GEORGE ?. FOX. AL W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
RESIDENCE TO lot in

NFlsitush l. sconmodiou' Dwelling H1gs7 win
stable eardeu &c beautifully situated on ihs rdop &c
tur nj IS nom N, city Aso mr ALE. house an : II
scfes or ard. s. fnIes from HswYofk Apply TO WV
w STORY. Pcrt Wsrd.ns' Oifca l0l Wai-s' az 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
EAS. GAS FITTING. GAS FIX.

NAS, GAS FIIIlNb. uho rih
INJURIES, from Bessrs CORNELiUsk GU, ofhls
delphia } STOUNESEL co, No 59i bfosasN
next to Niblos have just opened and will have e1nssnI
on hand the largest newest and cheapest assOrneni
this city, Of Gas Chandeliers Brackets and Pendants an
tel Ornaments for Gas and Candies new style o. IAN,
Dinner Dessert and Tea Sets plain white gold osnu ~
fancy decorated Of as imporaioIs Bronze Ososs~
bras, Clocks, sc, China and Glass Nases rens Sp,
ware new Solsr Chandeliers and Lamps OHandossN
nev STYLES. fluid and Camphene Lemps, AID cut Pl1I
and pressed Glass, nom our own manUf4ctory NO ~
90 Veseyst Goods loaned 10 parties. WhSlessie wa
tail ATM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

ITO LET.-Several new Houses 10 let
10 Soalh BROOK IN, Whole aouse t@-oa' 40 p - -,
iSc.nr-. ard public ~o,ship &c, &C :! 20 h9o9' 400
5-tTo. ms DO. Inqsire OF 7 sOWNSENo' y $3.50
Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
ENOR SALE.-A FARM of about 30

acres handsomely situated In Rocklsnd Co, n. Y,
about 81 miles from Spring Valley on the New Yorh and
Erie Railroad and about "a from Hsverstrav LSnding,
cuitsbly divided into wood arabic ard meadow land build
ings and fences good well ws'er" Win sn abundance OF
Abe choicest rety Of fruit and str bbery; In short pos
sessing ali the requisite. OF good tsrm Terms easy
title good possession given imnedihssy Inquire OF 10
SEPH w REEVE i9 COns1lyesst Williamsburg. or OF
DANIEL 3 sECOR, on the premises. Price W per
80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

AT PRIVATE SALE.-A snug Farm
IN OF forty scres OF Land tbs line Of the Long Island
Railroad, near Bmshvlle On the farm good Two
story house and oulbuidnss ell complete fruit trees "a
&c The Long Island Rarosd passes within quarter OF
a mile Of the place overy hour. F)r farmer lnOrmaion,
apply 10 COLE Chiffon, AucaoneeTs'9 wan s.
nOo Iu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

EISHING TACKLE. & J. Z.
4 CONROY Manufacturers and importers = tvt ~
aoots md Fi.hng Tscae their extensive And VN'-e
ssso-tnp-rL Merchants accommodated 10 isfge " snW
,u,utiti-s or reasonable terus me- 'h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
NOR SALE-A modern-built HOUSE.

with one OF excellent Lsnd situated on the cor
per OF South aud Wilow ss In the village OF STANFORD,
Conn within Eve minutes wak Of the Rsirosd Depot -
Tbe House Is shout ~ feet square with h'e piazza ran
Ming across the entire root There 10 also convenient
and well hnlshed hot sir furnace cooking range,
cistern and good well Of water likewise large aud com
uodous cosch-houso and stable all in perfect order
large portion Of the purchase money may remain on bond
and mortgage desired F0F farms inquire on premises,
o. Of WIN IL fkANhbiN, SUN ~,
ml2u No brosd'N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
TGH RRTDGEVTLLE. situated on

the Westches'er side OF Hsrlsm River between NC
Coombs Dam Bridge ard the tIish Bridge TINS properly
commands a fire view OF the HigN Bd1Ae Harlem RIVER
and great variety OF other beautiful scenery SIZE o. os
rom half three scres-prices 10 and Ierns easy
MaDs and oher Information car be had al the othce OF
ais lmTuThSSt ID. Z. WlNTONi II Cedar-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
VVORRISANIA VlLLAGE.-For Salo,

VH or u Let two rev story Houses p feet front
by Al Zee deep pszss front and hard hoi'hed ~as
throue bout vi C. mice .nie and F1tng doors
One situated R-Os tsvel ne nior-e walk from the
depot The other on co~er % Fulton AID Sevenh-st
5 or mnuies wax from depnt-sutsbe Tor genVe-
men dong busioess In The city For further pa'tcuas
inquire F. BROTHERrON. At trben's Ofgsn ac-
tory Ia Center-st bstween A NJ and 5 Pm. s25 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

NOR SALE-A three story, basement
h and under cellar Brick House and Lo,, with all the
modern improvements lS6 WestTwenteth-sL between
Eighth and Ninth Part Of ,he purchase money
remain upon bond and mortgage ID IRA BAKER,
al Tvs Attorney at Law, IL Nassau ST.
The republic., 1851-08-09
.The Christian Statesman,

We have received the first number of a
large and handsome newspaper, bearing the
above title, edited by the Rev. r. r. GURLEY
and DANIEL GooDLoE, esq.,, and devoted to the
cause of African colonization. The names of the
conductors of this new journal, and the object
to which it it devoted, should be guarantees of
its success; but, in addition, we are happy to
perceive the evidence of great ability through
out its columns, of which we shall show our
appreciation by making liberal drafts thereon
occasionally. Meanwhile we would observe,
that the fact that the Executive Committee of
the American Colonization Society has s.cor-
daily and earnestly" recommended the Chris
tian Statesman to the friends of African coloni-
zation throughout the United States, is proof,
if any were wanting, that the talents of these
gentlemen as auxiliaries in the cause of coloni-
zation are properly valued by those who are of
fcially concerned in the direction of affairs con
nected with that important enterprise.
The republic., 1851-08-09
Call for WING Convention In New York.

Call fsr whis Convention in New York.
The notice for Wing Convention in New
York, for the purpose of inducing can intelIi-
gent, honest, and cordial cooperation among
themselves and with the Wings of the other
h States Of the Union,' was the work of the
committees appointed at the respective conyen-
tions held in 1850. at Syracuse and at Utica,
and the committee appointed by the Wings of
the Legislature at its recent session.
The purpose of this call was, we suppose, to
confer in convention upon such terms Of com
mon opinion as may enable the Wings of the
Union to reunite.
In this laudable purpose the Wings of New
York have the cordial prayers of every Wing
throughout the Union for their success. They
have the earnest hopes of all men, of every
party, who desire the termination of the un-
happy controversy which has threatened the
existence of the Union.
In the Union of the 9TH there appeared an
article headed "The SEWARD and FILLMORE
Coalition" In the course of the article it
charged ''a coalition between Mr.. FILLMORE
and the higher law followers of WILLIAM H..
SEWARD" Adverting to this article we say,
''as was to be anticipated, the Administration
has been condemned for having subscribed to
terms Inconsistent with its position"
We proceed to show that there is nothing
inconsistent in the call of this convention with
the position of the Administration as published
at present, and for some time past, at the head
of this paper.
The Union. however, characterizes our ar
guments as shallow sophistry,D and intimates
that our reply to demand for information
may "contain shuf1ling evasions" As those
terms are as applicable to any response which
we might make as to any article which we have
written, self-respect forbids our embarking in
controversy so disparaging What we have
written, or what we shall write, is subject to
the universal right of comment. We have
nothing to add, nothing to alter, and certainly
nothing to apprehend from any exercise of
the right referred to.
The republic., 1851-08-09
[roa rHn arruslle.1
Yankee Doodle Abroad.

On the Sd of July last the singers of swiizer-
land celebrated their great annual musical festival
in the city of Bern. More than one thousand sing
ers, from all the cantons of the Heveiic Confeder-
alton, were present. During the great supper,
which, as matter of course, followed the feast
Schryder Won Wartensee, venerable and re-
nowned bard of the Alps, gave the toast:
"7hs Alpine Horn ef StcitxerIand: May il ever
play but harmonious airs, the airs Of Switzerland
our des vaches; and if it is TO play another
foreign air, let it be Yankee Doodle. The ranz
des vaches and the Yankee Doodle will sound har-
moniousy together in the worlds concert
The toast was received with the greatest enthusi-
asm, for tho Swiss warm friends of Brother
Jonathan, and we need not be ashamed of the
friendship of republicans of five hundred years
standing.
[Certanly not the countrymen of Tell, Reding,
and Hirzel are worthy the highest human associa-
tion The poetry and the patriotism of their coun-
try have charmed the eur and stirred the heart of
the patriot in every cline. l--EDs. REP.
The republic., 1851-08-09

Again: 'Of all these things they judge by
that rule which they frame To themselves, with
some show of probability; and what seemeth in
that sort convenient, the same they think them
selves bound to Practise; the same by all means
they labor nightly to uphold; whatsoever any
law of man TO the contrary hath determined,
they weigh it not. Thus by following the
law Of private reason, where the law of public
shodld take place, they breed disturbance. .
bid
The editors of the Christian Register have
nowhere shown their good sense and discretion
so clearly in the article to which am drawing
the public attention as in their citation of Rich
ard Hooker; unless, perhaps, in their citation of
Edmund Burke. OF this we shall know more
hereafter
Richard Hooker is continually cited by John
Locke in his work "Of Civil Government" !"
regret that my limits forbid the citation of
several passages from this celebrated work.
offer one only. 1t speaks for itself in tones
sufficiently strong and clear: "The legislative
or supreme authority cannot assume to itself a
power to rule by extemporary arbitrary de-
crees, but is bound TO dispense justice, and de-
eide the rights Of the subject, by promulgated
standing laws and known authorized judges;
for the law Of nature being unwrtten, and SO
bo"HSic " pc iouuu Jul III tic lHilluS VI IHbn,
they who, through passion or interest, shall
miscite or misapply it, cannot so easily be
convinced of their mistake where there is no
established judge; and SO it serves not, as it
ought, to determine the rights and fence the
properties of those that live under it; especially
where every one is Judge, interpreter, and exc
cutoner of it too, and that in his own case, !" &C.
''To this end it is that men give up all their
natural power TO the society which they enter
into, and the community put the Legislative
power into such hands as they think fit; with
this trust, that they shall be governed by de-
clared laws, or else their peace, quiet, and pro-
perty will still be at the same uncertainty as it
was in the state of ."-Locke's Civil
Government. book Ii, sec. 1876.
cannot, so satisfactorily, conclude this ar
ticle in any poor words of my own as in those
which form the peroration of Hooker's first book
"Of law there can be no less acknowledged
than that her seat is the bosom of God, her
voice the harmony of the world; all things in
heaven and earth do her homage, the very
least feeling her care, and the greatest as not
exempted from her power; both angels and
men, and creatures of what condition soever,
though each in different sort and manner, yet
all, with uniform consent, admiring her as the
Mother of their peace and joy" SIGMA.