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Msy be the suppression Of the ocroi duties levied
provisions at the gates Of towns
There is no news of importance from SrA1S The bulge,
Of expenses for 1852 ,974 the estimated
receipts are only 969 showing deficit Of two mil
lions sterling.
ITALY affords very little news. The Chamber Of Deputies
TURIx has passed BILL by vote of l03 to 80, autho
zng the Government loan Of 75,0000OOf fol
the construction Of railways the interest be secured by
mortgage the railway lines constructed. This is the
only sign Of progress discover in Italy In RoME
no,hng but spirit Of covert wil between the French
and Papal Governments, resulting in acts on the part
Gen. GERNHAu, which impress upon the ecclesiastical
government the helpless nature Of its present condition The
French General has given notice to the Roman Ministerial
War that he intends to occupy several positions the city
which present in the possession Of the Roman troops
The demands have also been made in the provinces
The entire direction Of the police is also hnted at as being
about to be claimed by the French General Thus the re-
storaon OF the PofE farce far as regards his
power to carry bis government on bis own account In
the presence Of foreign armies he must ever bow to the will
the generals in command and in their absence he would be
dehroned by bis subjects n very few hours In th.
dilemma his HoLIxEss his ancient proec,ress and
ally AUSTRIA and feels that would be better to obey he
answering policy than depend upon the dangerous caprice
OF FRANCE But then unfortunately the nine points Of the
law possession, are 10 favor Of the latter The French army
sits like an incubus on the shoulders Of bis Holiness with
much obsnscy the old Of the did on those Of poor
Sind6ad the sailor in the Arabisn Nights
The calm and almost mute resistance which the recen,
measures OF The Prussn Government, convokpg the Povn
clsl Diets throughout the kingdom has given rise full
significance and hope probably the bes. thing in the
cause Of peaceful and thoughtful progress that has bsen
IN Prussia for long time To have an eager desire o free
dom wei but to the Judgment and resolution 70
resist eadfssy dangerous hongh plausible propositions
whose acceptance does not seem attended with any
date evil indicates much maturer state political capacity
The enuton Of the Diet has given fresh energy and vgor
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and tina, We should Judge Of his democracy by
his acts in relation to imPortan, issues Of the
democratic party, and not upon local qnes-
tons alone.
The leading doctrine Of our article com
plaiped Of. were that VIC should adhere to the
principles Of the National Democratic Plat.
form as il now Is that the South had rights
granted il as well as the North, and that such
laws should be enacted as were necessary to
administer those rights, aud ,ha, these laws
should BE- enforced at an hazards. We urged
obedience to all law, and the right Of amend
men, or repeal, whenever the interests Of the
people oG this Union demanded il, bot conien-
dcd tina, mo- Law necessary To carry on, the
principles ur the Constitution should be re-
pcalcd. unles, better one were substituted.
We we're opposed to making the approval OF
disapproyal of the Fugitive Slave Law any
part Ut the democratic creed, or the basis up
on which to 60 into the noN, Presidential cleo
ton. and as II was not exclusively demo
cratic measure, We were Ut course, opposed
tn making lhe. Opinions of Mr. Rantoul upon
this question, rcs, Of his dcmocncy-we
would Judge of his democracy uPon other
grounds.
The following quotation Is part Of one Of
the resolutions passed by the Democratic Ma.
uoual Convention held at Baltimore in 1913
I'VE feel that a high and sacred duty Is
dryolyrd, with increased responsibility, uron
the democratic party Of this country, a. the
party ~ the people, to sustain and Advance
among Us constitutional liberty, equality, and
fraternity, by continuing to rrsis, all monoP-
olics and exclusive legislation for the bcneh,
Of the few a, the expense Of the many, and by
a ,rlcut and cons,au, adherence To those
ruH1pl,' and compromises or ~ Constitution
which arr broad enough aud strong enough To
embrace and uphold the Union a, n ,oa', the
Uuicn a, Il -, and the Union a. II shall h, in
the foil expansion Of the energies and caPaci.
" ofihis Crca, and progressive people"
No true democrat will object to this, not
even Mr.. Rau,oul, a mrmhcr of the Couvcn-
ton that passed Il, will dare " rcpudia,e " II.
Thcrr D, uo need or adding new tests io ,hl.
and ,hc accompanying resolutions, making up
the Democratic Platform. Uron this plat.
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/. Between ANY oflrc IN the United States
(no, 5000 miles from the Canada linc,) and
any office in Canada, the postage on letter
no, exceeding halt an ounce IN weight, is 10
cents To or from any Poin, IN the United
States over 5000 miles from the line Of cross.
ing, - cents. Every additional half ounce,
or additional weigh, Of less than half an
ounce, is tn De charged as an additional rate.
Prepayment in either country is optional ; hui
less than the full rate canno, be prepaid
The postage stamps Of each country ATE re,
cognIIed in prepayment.
>. The regular postage on newspapers and
on all other printed matter. must b. prepaid
to the line, (rSccp, such as may be entitled
by law to GO free, } and any postage ailerward
accruing thereon, beyond the line, either way
is In be collected by the receiving office.
J. Editors Of newspapers are allowed the
usual exchange qualifications, free Of charge
and newspapers which do no, leave the coun'
try in which they ale published until they
leave the United States, will, after tia Let o.
July, 1881, 60 free Of postage.
1. The Offices Of despatch and receipt, on
ly, are to keep the account.
n. X. HALL, Postmaster General
Pos, Office Department, May /, 1851.
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THr SciEScr or GoiNo TO BrD.-The earth
!. magnet, vid magnetic currents constant
" playing around il. The human body Is al
10 a magnet, and when the body Is placed in
certain relations to the earth these currents
harnouiIe, when in any other position they
conflict. When one position Is to be main
tanned for some time, position should b
chosen in which the magnet currents OF the
earth aud the body will no, conflict. The Po-
s,tiOn, as indicated by theory, and known by
experiment. i To he With the head towards
the north role. Persons vho sleep with their
head in the opposite dlvciiun, or lying eruss.
wise. are liable tn til into various nervous
disorders. When they 60 back To the night
position. these disorders, II no, too deeply im'
pressed urcu the constitution, soon 'aui'h.-
S,usi,i,c ycrsors atc always more refreshed
by slecp when their heads point due north
Archucc',, in planning houses, should bear
this principle In mind.
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MOCRACY." AGAIN.

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question: "i 90 m.I' local interest 100 u' s''A'
National measures ct the democratic parry
hy h., opposition To ihs Ne"d'ron Law and
making --latest question does hc not o"ndcnn
himself when he would make that same law
or ihc approval ct H. part ol the democratic
crcoi, ard an evidence OF ones democracy
Does not be involve The 'ame LEGAL question
iu National measures OF the democratic party U
Most certainly. And Ne think to make the
approval or d'saPpro'al Of the IA" 'os' OF
democracy wrong. II Mr. Ranioul " has sac
rhccd his democracy 10 the one idea Of mig
rrri.m, and joined the abolitiouis,s, because
. Bee agrees with John i. Hale upon ilc qucs-
t.ou uf ihc Rendition l.aw has no, the editor
ofthc Lincoln Democrat sacrificed his demoC-
ncy u Whigism bccausc Ice agrees with Dan
tgl Webster uron the same question: And
if a mans approval Of this Law Is To BE- The
bls,, 81 bis d,n"-raey, ,s not Webster dem
ocrlt, emitted, like other democrats, To our
suPPori'
We have no disposition to " bolster up "
RlutUul % ANY one else IN error, nor shall
We cUudsun HIM, nor dcnouncc him as =" al
arch dena-ocue for mlsdcmeanors Of which
We have 90 evidence that he Is guilty. II
wall BE- time enough to rePudla'e him. "her
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Ararsra, Tuesday I've, NV n

ArCrsrA, TUESDAY I've, Nay ~.
Dr,G DNocr,r. The neat thing boz nr.
der, Is the Democratic Convention Of lhc
Mcmbrrs elect To the lIou,c, in which The
main man from Belgrade lei oil by nomina.
ting. Shades Of departed heroes hold your
breath Il breath you have To hold, ifuo, "Pc.
pare to puckcr"-by nominating " Old lice
tor Of Troy" as Prcsidcn, Of Convention
on earth, IN the Representatives Hall Of the
Capitol Of the State of Maine.
But there he stood, the 'crtabIc "old
Hector"
"Io, Hector rice. iom ,hs s,ygian sha 'e.."
" Smart" as any youasrr man, tall and
straight as any Mexican hero, with eyes Wide
open, voice, from long associations, rather
.epulchral hearing, by the elashing Of ar.
NOR, and the dinof var, somewhat impaired.
but It was Hector.
Goa u.h~l lold Hector, gIoou,y a. the nishL'
How droll 10 see an " Oxford Bear" cla~ing
ink over paper, as a record Of what Old
Hector" said was "a vote"
Remembering the eating upbnidugs oi
his aged Father, To his nine remaining sons
after Hector was slain, We cannot lorbcar To
give his language.
"Iugloriou. .uu. or an unhappy .iro'
WI, dii MT 40 ia lIector', cause ,Npiri
Wretch that ana ~, hrase,l offspring slain,
Won, the disgrace u Priam's house rruain'
Me,,or the bayc. renowned in rank. of war,
With TroiL,,, drcadfal on hi. rushing car,
AMI hst, great Hector, mote than man divine
For sure be- seemed not of terrestrial lincl
Al those releuilcss Mar, uatimel, slew
And ei, me these, a soit and serile crew,
Whose day. the feast and wanton dancr employ,
Glution' and lalterers, the contempt Of Troy
Why teach yc not my rapid ~hsel.to run,
Ani speed my journey tn redeem my sonl
Nor Is great Hector lo.t to me alone;
Your sole defrnoe, your guardian power Is gone'
Old Priam and his three sons, Mesior, Troi
las aud Hector were unquestionably Demo
Gratis. What the Others were, we can judg,
from the Fathers description.
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q" NIl notices Of marriages, say, an east.
,rn papgr, vbyrg uo cak, is scut, viii b. ST
up 300 small ,,pg and PLACED ,u some ou'laui.
r,b corner OF DE page. When a haudsum,
r.rcy ct cake is -ru,, itOillh, placed cousp.c.
uuu-'y Boz large Iucr bu, when glove, aui
v,asr l,yr, ace added, a p.cry ct llIusluu',
rjr,y VII o.. given iu addition. When,
however. lHr editor aiirul, doe crrrmouy boz
rropul Jsr,rga. and srssc, lhc bride, % Nil
have a spgc.al u0,icy-,cry large lyrc, and
tlc mos, appropriate p,giry ,ha, D. cuancd
i1,m The brain editorial.
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AruvrT At llDuwu RomR-Ivo
ur ,hr,r might. since. while George Cha.
p.1, OF Chtcuprc. vns 900 hi- va,, o1 hur-r
.re, t1 S,u'h llJl.y T,''., uhrbnr %. u.s
rl.aE o. cll physician, uuI while passing
through une ct t.. many dark d.u-ir. GOD OH.
ra', m,u Iaul,I lom lhe iao,.i -..lI
h., hur.r, rrIH,. luI demanded hs money.
CI1r.r dd uut Know whether bs lrg w-,
rllov.ur mm ur uut, bat lhr rr, yl 'J..s.'
ua, .lriIg ou, Of Or, mouth, h,.ap ll..s
,r,,h or-a al ,hc ,ruunlrI's i.mai arl dng
and man u.a,u,cr doe .uus tuNaWs iar u'.r
70 was with sonc difficulty ,l1l o.. rouH cali
.he dog away, and % alpcar' io o., t'ai ie
might a, vel have lrt them Ia,c tout
TIN. D., 'hc l..t that als h..u h.arI or sunoi
lhr man and % spr.um.I tnlhr rr.'oI
MARKS which would Undue. h.u to uaar am.
90 'Jun.nH NI'tnr.
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4 Frw wuErs 10 GlEls.-Mrs. Ellis
give, the following rcCd advice To girls
MANY are no morr IL ior uatrimony than
a pullet i, to looL ancr a family Of fourteen
chickens. The truth Is, my dear girls, you
want, generally Speaking, more liberty, and
less fashionable restraint, more kitchen and
les plrlur more leg exercise and less sofa =
morc making puld,nss and less piano mor
fraukuc-~ and lees mock.mod-siy, more break
fat and less busllc. Ike the buNom, bright
eyed. rusy-cbcckcl Lass, who can darn siuck-
inr., make her o~u Gu,ks, and mcud Trousers,
commanj regiment Of POTS AMI KETTLES, milk
the cows. aud tcrd the PIGS, and shuOi a Wild
duck - we'll As the Duchrs. Ut Marlborough
or Queen OF Spain ADD be- a lady wi'hal in
,bc dravinr.ruon. BE-, a. for your PIniur,
mopinr, .crrwrd-up, vasP-waisicd, Pu,iy-iac.
Ca mu,ic.murdcriur, woodworking daugh.
trrs ct fashion and ldlcscs,, With YOUR con.
sump'.,c-solcl shoes, silk stacking, and cali.
90 shifts. YOU won't do ior future wives and
mothers"
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Arrival OF the Cambria Three days
later from Europe.
MlL.I TI.rrl -. NJ, ll

h'NfA ff.e''|'f ''t.'r NhN ~
Mad Steamer Gambia arrived be- bee dpsA th.'
r,,ai1r at 7o'clo,A
Bu,r,h and continental pr~, grosuII, uaunpar.
unt.
The 40 al.,rL.ug i.rir IN England i. thc great
exhibition op,n,d ~ be- M1Jr.ty ou May DAY, .,
pr,-encr OF ~ OoO p,r.nu., ~,ihau }i.orcr or ic.
,iirnt
Au.iriI a1i Russia have j,man,.d IT the .u'iln
that be- r'.tau kos.uth and the fsla~ patriots &c
tao scar. laH-rr The -olpu b. ,u,.,rr,l O., rr''.'.
a1I throw him'lil on The polrclion of Enghnd and
Fuurc.
Onthe p. the gu.,sll ministry vcre defeated on
% nation b, Nj II,mc o" conGnc ih, oPsntiou Of
ihc pfopsrt, ias and bill 70 ons YEAR.
The Jewish JisabiIitie. ban vas read .econd
time.
Emigration from Ensl,nJ and Ireland con'iuas'
unaluicd.
~ danger of a ministerial ,ri.i. in Pari. i.o,sr,
ani III, oil .iul :, cuucn' that I0ai. NapoLou j.
making great efor,, To- rrolaug h., term of office.
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ECONOMY.

The Gre, thing economy suggests u, that
you take newspaper and pay for 1t. Many
good democrats do not rchec, that II is OF i'm
poriancc wha, paper they take, or whether
they take any at all. Il Is al imPorian'. \
single subscription may seem small matter :
a single number Of newspaper may have but
trihng influence, yet the SUN OF such TRIES
sways the political faith OF the country ay'
the destiny OF the world. Let no man, then,
hold back, imagining tina, the little he can do
is worth nothing. The mighty ocean Is com
posed Of drops-,he globe itself Is made up OF
atoms. Le, every one read, reflect, study
economy, and govern himself accordingly.
Economy is a virtue Of selection she saves
here in rider to spend there; she knows 'ba,
a man cannot have every thing, she therefore
chooses the best. Economy is not mean nor
misery, saving every thing, and starving her
self; she does not think 1t necessary To make
a voyage in floating palace, nor would She
II she could, gormanjIlo every day a, the cN-
pcnsc Of her humber fcllow.citircns on the
contrary, she IS generous and undetermined
and, instead Of combining her invitations To our
country, to a few rich ladies aud gentlemen,
she would extend them 10 as many cnlIghIcn-
ed people as possible, Of every class, 50 that
an might come home frcigh,cd with wisdom
for the bcncd, Of the great human family Of
which she is one Of The wiscsi iu',ruc,rcsscs.
To drop the metaphor, the false Kinds Of
expense IN travelling aud otherwise arr equal.
" contemplate and H. srious to the character
Of our pooplc, who will sooncr or later die
cu,cr that fashion and custom do ~ much, or
more, To degrade the great body Of the people,
a. Those iron men who rule with the sWord.
lf,hc a" cummor people ofthe United State
are to bc any thing, they must have a mind Ut
their own, and become their own masters ~
moral, and economy; Il these b. right, they
can give the Law to whom they will. but is.
uoranl people will give the Law to nobody.
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RrrnrsrNrlrIyrs' lIALL. !


Called To order by Mr.. Mains Of Belgrade,
on whose motion David Dunn Of Poland was
called to the chair.
On motion of NJ Smart Of Troy, a com
miliec consisting Of the mover, Carter OF
Portland, Gerry of Waterford, Merrill Of
Falmouth, and Tabor Of IIoullon, were eho-
scn tn receive crcdrnlal, Of members, and
report whether a quonm was present, who.
reported that there was a quorum, vhcrcurou
amc,sagc was ,cnlto the Governor and CouD-
cil by Mr Talbo, of Lubcr, informing them
Of tha, fact
The Governor, accompanied by bis aid.
rhc hdlunni General, Secretary of State, and
CuuucIl, then came DO. and after few soI.
cmu aud impressive rmarL, on the propuely
Of suitable rr,crcncc fr ,hc Supreme RuIcr
" Che universe, administered ,hc ol,hs u Of
Gee.
\ committee consisting Of M..s~ Gilman,
Farley. LiunrlI, Bulzrll and Holland report
Cd i3l votes Tor Clerk, of~h,ch EW Fagr
haI 80, " j K,mhaIl, Il.
Mrzr,. ToImnn, Young, Han, lIancock
and L,UladclI, a committee on votes mr
Speaker. reported 100 votes, Of which Gra.
=. SruaIl Dad 90 Noah Smith, Jr, o
Ezekiel Holmes. , Charlie. GoVlu l.
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\ SLAVE RErrsiS0 MS LIBERTY. \
southern gentleman has recently been stopping
at the Revere lIou.c, with a slave, who was
his personal attendant This slave, upon be
ing informed by persons here that his master
had no night To restrain him, but that he was
under the laws at perfect liberty to 60 where
be pleased, refused To break his chains IN this
way, aud returned on Tuesday afternoon with
his master to the south Boston HraH.
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Aro-r,. TIr,pu. NV -, I8il.

Aru-r,, TtrspN, MN o., 1854.
"Corr.,roui for ,hc Democrat" dud yuu
.,yf We'll. then. YOU villbcohl.-rI iuu.r
,u., ,l,,u, what come, NO fret, lur u Va, stop
d, .,f or winnou there NAV De- bot lIulr Do
q" or the ,7rc sort" The fr.i, tltcu, l0ai
cam, pp today. WIS p d,n.r. cold. o1ry ,a.
por. and ,hc nc,, that csmc up, -omc OF tbr
"O,1rd Bears came dsru--Io ,hr capital
ui the Mum State ct ,hls great R,publr,-
no, excepting South Camlu1-In obrI,rnrr
,, the command of our Constitution, 40 " dp
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4 Jrsr SEyrNrr. "Sla pu'y, a mlr
bo,Driuas 5r h. c,il deeds throughout tie
southern por,io0 of Michigan, vas bruuebt OPP
Tor sentence before IaJ,r Pru, at Detroit.
last week, when thr iulluajug scene occurred
"D1iy, h,u oh are yuu'" F,0ylhssc,
your honor" Doiy, the cnormiiy ut Your
oEencs demand, that yol De- sentenced Co ih,
Siats Prison iur twenty years. Bot, ID ty,
We are reminded by the words OF Holy Nul
that the days Of a mans l.r arc three
score yclrs and ,la; shall, iLcv.orr, %
eie'neacy toward you, and ia b,.ug guided By
the seIPiu'al limit, sentence you u ihe Sat,
Prison for only seventeen years :" DOiy va,
almost overwhelmed With a sense OF his deer
obligation to the elemency Of the Judge.
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tive powers which few might rival, were the
elements Of his grcaipess. His friendships
were strong and pcmanent-his cnmliles en-
during, but no malice, or desire for vengeance
sulliod even them. He fought to dtsarm his
Zoe, not 10 crush him. Lake all those men
who make a mark upon this planet. be had
| iocs-many aud bitter the little, precise, dry
and barren ones Of the earth, who were around
him, sought To guage him with their tiny
compasscs they could no, &c, the measure oi
the man. ~ in fall chorus they hootcd, 4" he
hold. be- is no man, bot M evil spirt' " fur
a great free spirit that acted IN ~ own ma
urc, ADD knew not their formulas, seemed to
them al evil. but hs friends were many
aud strong. None could regard him with in-
difference. Wherever be- went, be- found
both friend and foc and among the people
the homes, ycomanry of the land, his friends
did most abound. Tie was 10. man Ia lead a
COLONY. and In found new State. Oregon,
his adopted home, be loved With a true pa
uio,'s lose. BRUSH gold, and the voice OF
the Jcnlroruc showcrcd UNDECIDED around
him by day and by nigh, be- hborcd for Or
cgon. until his worn.oui fame, unable To sup
por the abors Of hi, earnest soul, gave way,
and yielded up his spirit to Him who gave u.
Bu, God called him not until be- bad done q
work. Oregon will be- biz monument, and
biz name Will De- repeated With reverence hy
hrr surs. M luur a- gratitude anil memory
survive 100 human hearts. Gud shield h.s
widow from the storms Of Iir. Grant that
this one grra, sorruW b. her last and that a
grateful people never allow hsr'o frcl hor''ll
stranger in thc land II her adoption and
may lh,ir son y,,li,o to pcTciuaic Dos "a.
theirs fame
To us this event bow sad Tatthr brow,
rra, with thc might Of Intellect, the eye,
flashing with t,e Unborn soul, should grow
cold aud dim. aud b. laid 10 the duet, 10 ihc
hcyday Ut H. nigh, and power, sccm' such
waste Of lite and energy and our blIud wa.
.on would cNca.m. better that a bundled
common men should perish '-mcu whocrrcp
through che world oply To cat ani duuk and
sleep. Who vaHdcr almIos, with but hli %
,olnion. and make uo track 100 lllc, save such
rs some Shiny snail NIGH, make, 300 crawling
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with whom 60 will and To execute were onr,
save ony a short interval of tms-uhue'
thought. fr reaching, embraced doe cumH'
time. and iurlrI and Won, murr nrpr'r.y.
th1n frto.dly
BulumIcwcm1um, our fI.,h..s'rcnt'hw.
rI.ur ur feel ui,bou, ouc Joah,, t,at q. must
be- immortal. Tl,Gcy spirit, which naush'
on earth could tame, which thus bias raa'
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