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R0wERY THEATRE-oBNDAY EVENING. FEB. ".
/. .s ssr S. ss
Cen w..sinssop Mr. TiI.0ni Herman E,i,sG,s sr
i: y.ha.ss. JOB Spout, X, wissas Cen L.;.sssss \!
sfis " Diasa
PIT I cents oTchssra Boxes SO eeats. Doors open Al
haf-rsst o. eommeneest7.
RURToNs THEATRE CHAMBERS sTHEEr REAR OF
is%y Circle Second Tier cents. Private Boxes 8
SfSSss sss: s51
Tsny S.I gSr,on Mrs H.rdeas,s Mrs Hughes
ssssa sss is:Ss
Smith Mr. aoimaH' hrs smadis srs surass '''n
aammaee evening Feb H. the performance will
61s s. ;sa the pss
M s.1. a Nd I Amelia,
dsse Alter WIFE, R,ss the the
NTH rue n'i srS SsIHS BSs
Doors open osoeiso Se sfa; a7 Family
National THEATRE, MoNDA r EVENING. FEB II
S .As drama Bran. :!
4' 81 ~ 9s %
k.s Ron nss to 2np. y e.
BY LEGACY Boxes cents pit is Door. open At eS
oclock-to commence 1T II.
MECHANICS HALL, NO. &72 BROADWAY. ABOVE
nss
nINsfKELS comprising efficient and versatile csrps"
Of talented" and e1perenced performers under the
been
oento Dcors ogen at half past six commences q.
S
@ oag On
Saturday next. Washingt Birthday afternoon
cert. commencing AZ o'clock
EELLows' OPERA HOUSE, 4a4 BROADWAY BE-
Howard and Grand street-The manager begs TO
Concerts every evening for the last months
sss and asnon q TINS great metropolis him
lssque italian Opera soena Bursque Conce Balets
IN style equal TO The oginals produced At the Italian
Concert, commencing att NJ for the OF
families. Admission rs cents. Doors open half past
concert At half past O'Clock.
CIRcUs-NEw Observation-Disclosures BowERY
February 18th. the two clowns GossIN AND DONALD-
SON will each open fresh budget Of Fun Wit and Bon
comprising all the distinguished talent the profession
Elegant scenes Of Horsemanship by hs Wells, Messrs
dies will be sung by the Clown, Donaldson Rivers
S s S aH a L :Ele9Sd rritsr. ballet
Rivers Annette. Miss Wells. Admission rs cents
TNAE INFANT pRUHnER WILL MAKE HIS FIRST
the I'D met TIpler Hall, when will be assisted BY
Mrs. East;ot Mrs Laura Jones' Herr Nol Mr.. Philip
ira, under the direction Of George Loder seeure
Tickets early, as only limited number are issued.
POSITIVELY THE LAST wEEK-NAGLE's GRAND
Panorama Of Ireland at the Olympic Broadway with
Irsh Irish music and Irishmans illustrations
ocleck Dress Circle and Parquet CENTS children under
twelve half price; Gallery l2h cents Private Boxes 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SCPRhhE COURT - GEORGE LOGAN. PLAINTIFF
- against Denis hucahy defendant IN ms Tor q mo
y asmhno en- contract To the Defend showed named
af.ien are hetsey summoned 20 sns~er the compliant in
tbs aotisn which has been flied with
at the City Hail. In CITY York ana serve so,y
ofyopr answer on me- At Office Ctr uall place in
d city within twenty days after the service hereof
elusive o the day o. sueh service and TAI. snswsr
the complaint A. Aforesaid the paintif will tsse
Tor the sum e four hundred twenty. ds.rs Ana
cents, With intere from dsy OF
oototer one Thousand eight hundred thu
eotte 81 this action Dated January 2ist. 1851.
FRANCIS bfsNC, tlsintins Alto new
In Tux kEfOhT or iriAL ~ rHG sUPGRIOR
Court, ecrynscr Speacer." pu ktishea IN M,
New York SUM- OF the 18th stated that hish chs.
rscttr was given 30 Mr. Spencer by nests Osborn
aint The undersigned desire 70 this MISTAKE
20 TAR as resards the plaintiff J,m scrymser A. retthe
them dsrosed single favor ~ Tie Of ~.
said plaintiff. but any "Curaso desire 10 knox 10
parteulare VI he ease, he apply A. the oatre al
JOHN ROSERr osborn III Wallstreet
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE BALL SEASON.

NOTICE-LIGHT GUARD sOlREE.-DRIvERs OF
carriages directed TO leave the guests to the Light
Guard Soire 1T the Ator House this evening st the veey
street entrance and TO reosiye them the entrance
Barclay street. BY order Of the Committee.
r.. II. COOPER, Secretary.
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AMUsEmENIs IN BROOKLYN.

brooklyn hUsEUn.-soLEL LESSEE AND MANAGER,
~ r. H. Kent. First night Of Mr.. J. Adams. the cee-
brated dsneator Of YANKEE character Monday evening"
Feb IL the entertainments to with the favots
farce Of BETsEY BAKER 1nsrmaduke. Mr.. r. N. Kent;
Betsey Mrs Dyot After which, the drama, in three
of SAN PATCH IN FRANCE-Sam Patch, Mr. J. P.
AddamE Bridget Mrs Adams. To be followed with The
celebrated story Of the Hen Roost-Mr j. r. Adams To
conclude with the IRISH TUTOR. Parquette Is gal
lery, 12k cents.
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BOARDING, SO.

s,o.~, - -. = -
- atc Inundated With desirable board in pleasant oea
Ton in lersey CITY few minutes walk from the ferry
Eary aLpcatlon necessary EnQure this office,
~ !. Sleees Fstrt xsster, Jersey city eide.
RoARD wANTED-IsHEDIkTELY,B YALADY, IN A
- private Boarding House, With widow lady where
no questions viii Re asked ADDRESS wilson" Herald
oh.e With fun particulars 70 terms Accommodation
TTEloN SQUARE Two SINGLE GENTi ExEN OR A
lazy nno gentleman twithost children servantsl can
tehceommodated VI rooms and board BY applying No.
w ON square.
vIhETEp-LoDGINe. Win PARTIAL BOARD, IN
w gulst rsshss iaBily. Address, ". A., Herald Of
Zee n
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PUBLIC LECTUN Es.


i LECTURES ON PR0TEsTANrfsn-hK. JOHN LORD
IL wild oommenc Of eish Lectures Saints
and Heroes Of Proestan tsm, the HOPE Chapel
day evening, February IS at u, O'clock ther
or the Principles OF the Reformation ckets M the
ST. rnge evening 80 cents To b. had the book Of
Mr. Wexford, Mr. Grower, and Mr. ketnot, Broadway and
1T the door.
HISTORY OF THE JEws-A COURSE OF SIX LGC-
lures on the past Biblical His OF the Jews will be
deN cred by the Rev otris j. Raphael NJ A Phi Dr. at
the Hall Of the Medical College Crosby street even
ipgs Of Monday, 10Th Mach rhursdsy 10th March and
Mondays and Thursdays fos wing rcksts course
81 Nay be had at tbs booksellers. and Of Rev Or.
Raphael loo AcDousal street
DARK BENJAMIN ESQ WILL DELIvER mrs NEW
4 Poem on "Fashion, 70 morrow tuesday, evening at
the Female Academy, Joralemgn a. Brooklyn com
mencpg at o'clock. Tickets IS cts, At the door.
TAE WORLDS FAIR.
WORLDS HAxProN-cONrRIBUroR
w TO the Worlds Fair, by the 81. Lawrence have
every attention paid to their business at Southampton
In Londos on municating their Wishes by letter
J. RODNEY CROSKEY
US. Consul. southampton;
MARTiNEAU CkosKET CO,
81 Threadneedle &C. Lon don;
LIVINGSTON, Wells 4 co,
wall street. New York
NJ 0RLUS FAIR GOODS FOK iHE wORLDS FAIR,
w too late forthe 81 Lawrence can be shipped
neau, Croskey Co. 81 rhresdneedle ttrcs London Iu-
quire Of LIvINGsToS, weLLs co,
oWall street. New Yorf,
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MATRIMONIAL.

NJ AIRlhoNf MADE rAsY-ok HOW TO WIN a
~ Lover1frofes.or LAYTON, Of London having arrived
VIII nd 70 any address on receipt Of One Dollar,
pospAd plain directions enable ladies
the devoted attentions Of many opposite go
tneir hearts may desire. The process simple hut 20
rnvauns that All NAV be married irrespective OF age Ap
or position; and ass though not least IL can 10
po.sbbls Address Professor La ION Boston nAss Ne
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FIVE ARTS.

TEE ATLANTIC IS SARA SPLENDID PRINT ov
u the shove and Of all the steamers Of the Calss
sndd the Europa and Asia Of the Cun,rd line fro d.
guerreotypes. Published and for sale By
N. CURRfER, l5s NASSAU, corner srrpo A.
Price, 80 cents plain, rs cents colored.
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DR. KELLINeERs EMINENT AND MAGIC FLUID

gives instant relief in rhsumsse palns breaks up deer
seated coughs, and all weakness
u strengthens the patient AZ every dose cr srpcsts
~ mhttefsn not what the weakness from it'll
eetss to euie they sell hundreds 70 q
any other cold sold In bottles from L. So each T.
end s. eo7en These who buy the large third
mort in proportion for their money II has not failed In
srge instance in fastening ard restcng the hsr Old
lourg No can doubt ~ they will call or send aud
cur differences and at the depots ~ Pearl street asa
and f7G broadway white ron between Grand and Braome
stress ls hrst friends nov I've best in atrial years
II and hes been used for yesrs BY the Irvinx Apnwas
,oiers Jsnes Nays Lerlards. Lyinsstcps. Hsmil,ous
ltdeve, and BY the faculty generally NB-Sold Il, All
N druggists and groetrs throughout the United
the Csnsds fiacipal in Toronto. Canada Thomss
sgei % fer The United states-Boson Mrs Kdder Co
40 curt o Aibaay n ~ hhsClvre Co; Troy, r. D.
Coz Augusta Gee. Havnsns, Risey and Cl New ,vlsa,s
Nfights co Warrington n. g, e, stott n Co M ne.
hny chstlestcr, q. Cover Co, Hsvilaud Haryaiia
60 phsdelpbias Fowi.nd walton, 81 North sirth At
T. X Calencar, - scuth 1hitdtt. -
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17R BROADWAY. BETWEEN GRAN q AND BRoonE
white front house, s the central depot crths
hngers Lpiment and Magic fluid, for the hair; ystt.
Lie ns,am Ssfenehs Pumenie Syrup. DE- Grsy uiters
Blah.s Btters rovnsends and SANDS dusrt
sotes Brandreths and the celebrated wshiss Pills.
Mnnattsn Plsstert. DR.. has beyond doubt established
th ne ha the onJ article that vii restore the hair SOLD
pei dozen. cash. - =.
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b. sD..i q IhHt b.!n.s; s.. a; s:aa.,
d i srf. Ten,s
mi M Hi 'S wssp es y1s1s. wn.iDt ccu.. Or
MAI; koseG, aIs Abbott Luests Miss e.psI The per-
~ S.. i:ss eana1.
Mis- win open a. Ssa s..s ss he B1ss
vii rice at o'clock prsei'ely, . 'A' ''i'A'A
NiBIos oAsDENSRE.C PEsINo-TUEs FEB.
nsnt 81 the Nile, keu..st Of The eagas-
whose tsso reserved on each
is se saI nS sa'; Viii
be given fth time Jeaa Rousset Grad Ballet. Asts
c.,,.. oATARIEA: gu La Rein. de. Bandits,
Count Bernie. rich Roman gem
Fra Disvo Lieut. to Mons Jese koass.s
h son % M 1Ss:n:
Gnss I, 'as Nm d hsssR
:, =. BsiS. Go
lsaiy Exercises rss:Ds sfshs ass
La saltarella by. Mile Car line 4. ROusset
Grand Pa. d'' Roses s.:s,lp. ADELAIDE
:a b. aa' sss ss'.s
I Ia cso ~ the While S,, G Ipany
La kanoa. Iinaie BY the Misses Caroline Adelaide
r rs
III. gSss:E W.: r:I
TREAT REDUCTION OF PaIcEs-PARQJET AND
Boxes 81; NO extra chag for securing sea 5; Amps-
theatre g cents Aston Place Opera 18th subscrp
:1Sa and . saes
rsse Leader signor letti chorss Master Mr. aeaser.
siFSST fssr
1Sne; Ds9 kioaard0 NJ he1,ls Iase ssnor B,oad-
open at quarter TO T. to commence at half pst7.
RARNUk's AMERICAN AUsEuM.-P 7. BARNUa.
- Proprietor and Manager Jtbn Greenwood. Jr.,
noon. At g. in the evening at o'clock. Admitta iee
to the Museum and TO each saloon performance cents
elegant saloon performancs every afternoon and evnS
this week the Mammoth Girl ouiy 10 Of age and
SAND things from China a. IL is ~onday Feb Y, in the
tic S'r sn aaa
celebrated Miss Emma Leslie the
DOR grand and comic ex aravssan.s Of
AND THE BEAsT-Beauty, Aiss ohapmsn; Sir A. Pump.
conclude Win Th shA hf % II as sOn WIN
amongst the million of eurosies which, With the Grpsy
Fortune Teller &C.. are here On Tuesday Benefit Of
y. W. Buchanan.
GERMAN NATIONAL THEATRE oLYHPIc-Moy-
" day, February nth 1881, the SON OF THE WILDER
hSs1 dramatic poem in ave sets ~ Fred .m.
Circle rs cents; Gallery 2h Doors wi open At
OK; commence at "a precisely
AIR. EDxOND ANDRApEs FRENCH CHoRALsIN9-
February H. Great Jones Stree, Terms advance
for each series Of twenty four lessons week. tho
class to r Gensemsns class. fso% 70 g. "1''
DAN0KAMA or ThE PiLUAiAs PxOaKEsa.-eAR-
tioulAr Notce-At the request of pssor tsaohers and
the prise admission will hereafter so twenty ave
Ssn +, on and shdrsn
sents Open every evening 1t Washington Hail. e Broad
way. Doors open at T. TO commence st7k o'clock.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

ROoKkEkPINC, ARITHMETIC. sc, THOROUGHLY
- taught ~ Renyille, 2sg broadway Zach etudens
isttrstaty aud carefully Instructed and snsted readily
70 arry 10 practice the knowledge impaired t. him Opsn
Day and evening. TERMS moderate.
WIILIAs II. DfsBRows RIDING SCHOOL, NO 10
w Fourth avenue near setor rlacsOten day and
irg for ladies and gentleman. Hours for ls1its A.
~ 10 sP NJ ortsntlemcn. from 10 ~ P.s.
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INFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN STEWART. FROM
Dundeei IN scotland. lie last heard FROM Cold
Sprirg l. in October ls, when he going three
years whaling voyage; name ef he vessel II
friends VIII be obliged by receiving information repaid
ing him Address Mr. Mitchell boz 1855, Pest 0ce. Other
papers please copy.
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~ EkovhL-BU DsON q ROBERTSON HAVE RE-
moved from No f4 Pearl street. TO their store No.
10 Roadway toining the Howard HOTEL where they
pcv opening and elegant Of
Dry Goods uted "a southern snd Western trade which
hey cHer on the most favorable terms
II EMoyED y. sToUvENEL co. HAVE REsevED
Nv No Jchn street 70 NO 500 Eroadvay above
Miles. VITA the largest richest and cheapest ooh this
city, consisting Of ehand sars braEet solar lamps
ean6eabra rich clocks aitandoes mabel ents SC:
French pefcesinet rich cut glass Bohe nian articles
carse lamps sad bronze csndlesck No nc Goods loaned
for parties Glass Nos Is and 90 vessy street.
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INSTRUCTION. ON TUE PfANOToRTr-A VOTING
married lady just arrived Old o5untrv 81 muob
experience in teaching 10 DESTROYS obtaining Tuition In
respectable Ladies Seminary aud would also sotept few
private gemenh Terms moderate. Army TO- or ad-
dress krs. W. ID. Ia Cab street.
ANY PERSON HAVING A GOOD PIANO, WHICH
IA the, visa TO drsse Of ressonsi hear
tn opporunity by addressing tpost psd Renee a. Poet
once, New York stating terms. NC.
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GERMAN NATIONAL THEATRE OLYhPIC.-MoS-
" day. February nth 1881, the SON OF THE WILDER
MESA dramatic poem, in nve .ots, by Fred " uam,
Price Of Admission Boxes Sl PArquet 80 cents Fam ~
Circle. 70 cents; Gallery l2 Doors wi "a
GH; commence at ~ precisely,
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A MBRosE BALTIMORE BEGs MOST RsspscrruLLY
7 loud HAIR DYE-ALEx.NprRs rRTgoRApur-

- This celebrated Hair Dye has been In about ave
years and has never yet failed Of complete
parting TO the hsir whkers natural brown or black
80 resembling the natural color hair a. 70 defy
detecton lts eject 10 tsneous aud permanent Il
can be used with the reatest IL 10
properties usual In all Of this celebrated
uen o. giving an unnatural r. purple 70 the hale
rorale ~ ushton, Clark CO.. A. n. D. Sands Moore
,ayior Inomn hasNsiE and Y the druggist generally
sole AGENTS. Phiiadephia 1850
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CIRCUs-NEW Observation-Disclosures. 81 BoWERY.

rTNAE INFANT pRUkhER WILL MAKE HIS FIRST
Appearance. the evening of Washingtons Birthday.
the go inst At Tripler Hall when he will be assisted
Mrs. Eas t;ott, Mrs Laura Jones' Herr No Mr.. Philip NA
Master Taar George No and the Jenny Lind Orches
ira, under the direction of George Loder secure your
Tickets early. & ly a limited m issued.
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Nj HENRY AUCTIONEER.-EXECUTOR SALE OF
N1 Engravings-D ID. Parson will sell auction this
evening At O'clock at his gallery 81 Broadway yaua
BILE collection OF ancient line and oolored EngrA
ngs also asset Boydells worthy the aten-
ton of dealers, SO. Sale positive
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.
From The Racine Wisconsin, Adpocat'


The National Era has an article in favor Of an
organization of the Free Soil party which is
worth noticing both to approve and condemn.
We copy that portion Of it that we consider Of
Importance;
alt is thought by many of our friends that the
times require the formation Of new party, taking
the Democratic principle, as its central Idea, and
boldly applying IL to the solution of all the po-
litical questions pressing upon the public mind.
rhe movement to this end, they say, should orig-
nate in State action. Let the friends of Freedom
in Ohio, for example, call State Convention, to
organize party of true Democracy, on the basis
Of Land Reform, River and Harbor improvements
| where the works are Of national interest and re-
qure national enterprise Elections of all officers
| ny the People, Free Trade, Opposition to Class
| Legislation, Divorce Of the Federal Government
| from all support of Slavery, and Opposition to
the Evil within constitutional limits.
LET the Convention meet at as early day as
may be convenient, issue declaration Of princi-
Piles, assume the name Democratic as the title Of
the party thus organized, invite all liberal anti
slavery men 10 hold similar Conventions in their
respective States for the purpose Of forming sim
liar organic atoms, and issue call for National
Democratic Convention, embracing all who are
willing TO adopt such principles, to meet say at
Butf 10 Cleveland, or Pittsburg, next September
or October.
"Let that Convention adopt complete plat
form of Democratic principles in their legitimate
application to all practical political questions in
Guiding that Of slavery, and let 1t call National
Convention to meet the following May or June
to take into consideration the subject Of nomi-
mating a candidate for the Presidency TO be sup
ported In 1887
Now, we fully agree upon the propriety OF
forming n party with the Democratic Principle as
its central ded" but at the rick Of abuse for be-
ing called a one-ides man, we must say that we
want to see that central idea % the sole idea, 1t
being In our opinion quite sufficient one for any
party or for any country When We do apply
this idea and this one alone, "to the solution Of
all political questions we shall have q Govern
ment as perfect as we can make it, for We hold,
first
That every imperfeotion Of our Government
arises from not applying "ths Democratic principle
alone" to every political question and secondly
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SUPERIOR AGUERREOTYPEs.


II. WHITEHURSr has extended the field Of his one.
rations ground than any Dsguerreoypist in
the country His Galleries may be found Pennsylvania
avenue between Fouranda half Sixth streets No OCT
Baltimore street. BALTIMORE Broadway Leonard
street, New York; No. II Main street, Richmond; Syca
more street, Petersburg Main street. Norfolk and Main
street, Lynchburg, Virginia.
His besstifuv and highly finished Electro Daguerreo
types extraordinary improvement insurinx faithful
and highly finished likenesses In few seconds
The rotary back ground invented by ). Whitehurst
gives an airy and living appearance to the picture
He the patentee Of the Morteoype the
Dagnerreoype licensees In Ombsones make
resist the ravages of time and weather.
Whitehurst's establishments distribute than
thirty thousand pictures annually and have given
satisfaction This certainly fatering proof Of the
periorty Of his ikenesses.
H. W. calls the attention of the public generally to his
elegantly furnished Gallery Lane Il fuckers new
store where free exhibition Of pictures will be given
the usual petition in Daguerreoypes
at the recent fair Of the Maryland institute
the first medal by the judges.
Lkenesses Of every description copied and post norton
attended to. March 27-tf
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lTHE USE OF THE KNIFE DISPENSED WITH
THE managers of the Parkeve Institute (near Phadel
phia) have opened ward In that Institution for the
cure Of DEFORMITIES OF THE HUMAN BODY
such spine bones
and diseases OF An analogous and hernia
rupture BY means which render the use Of the
knife These patients will be under charge
OF an experienced and skiful Orthopdc Surgeon Dr
r. Culen who for four years pupil Of the late cele
brsted DR.. HEBER CHASE, of Philadelphia, and who
has for the last ten years devoted himself this
Persons at distance consult with Dr. Cullen, by
letter. describing the and enclosing of ten dollars
directed to the Of Samuel We6b Secretary No IS
South Fourth street PHILADELPHIA to whom all applications
Tor Admission are 10 be made.
T. Fl. CULLEN, M. D.
March 2D-H Visiting Suroeon
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That every excellence Of our Government has
arisen from the predominance Of the " Democratic
principlen over every other, when applied to the
political position wherein the excellence is found
And this is the true shorter cstechism Of De-
mocracy Now for the application. Whenever
a proposition is before us the first question Is
whether it is one which the Government has a
right to act on, and still be called Democratic
Government Is 1t proposition merely to add
to the security Of the rights and liberties Of men,
or is there something else mixed up with It'll II
there is something else with it, then strip 1t Of
this extraneous matter and discuss it on its sim
pie merits as affecting rights and liberty.
The question Of the extension Of slavery, 1t is
selfevident, is one affecting the liberties OF men
Subject that to the Democratic test Strip 1t OF
all other influences, and then say whether or not
the restriction Of mems liberties is Democratic
You will at once say no. But compromises
Well, that is another question.
Now, are compromises Democratic No. De.
mOcracy is uncompromising from its very nature
1t cannot stoop to take part of this principle, and
part of that Ii may indeed choose between evils
but that is not compromising; and it cannot
choose even the lesser evil without boldly pro-
claiming il to be an evil No extension of sla-
very can from its nature be Democratic, nor can
any Democrat speak Of slavery where it exists az
proper. He may say indeed that he has not the
power to expel it from the States where it exists
but he cannot admit it to be right even there
He can wash his hands of il where he cannot do
anything by the terms of the Union to suppress
it, and be quiet, but he cannot permit its extern
sion without violation Of Democratic principle
Adopt this plan, and we Of Wisconsin are ready
to meet you. Adopt this plan, and no Democrat
can fail to respect you wherever he may be now,
but don't for the sake Of little harbor and river
influence adopt that which is in direct opposition
to Democratic principle.
You may see, too, that even now the hope of
influence from it is dead it has fought its last
fight, and General Cas- sees IA change going on, D
and stands s-straddle Of the fence. But we do not
mention this as an argument, save to show you
that the evils Of such principle are
so plain that it can never carry with it much
strength, even where pretty fully supported by
one party, and feebly opposed by the other. Its
rottenness soon weighs it down, and as it stood
this last session, it stood its best not opposed
openly by the Democrats but still, from an in
tuitive feeling of wrong, suffered by them to die
even where they had foolishly professed no par
tcular opposition to it. 1t is not Democracy, and
should not be introduced upon a platform claim
ing to be Democratic.
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USAGE ORANGE SEEN.

HAVE just received and Offer for s,I..ID.
Thew pss, to be in every way reliable these seeds
Jane. sumpsr Of nn,o during the present winter bv NJ,
ss 'Il sss Of procuring SnU s'G. p .
srss. il matter ar. 9so sa. business and
aehsd mas been 4sed to select none Snt that every
their collection and .s. the ben o. 1n
As have no other seed on bsna -
osss.s 10 orders aed from this lot s1S SAn Depend
desire to test it's quality VI O'herWise, to all who
Printed directions for cultivation sooo,
sold n - ~ accom- pany each parcel
March 1876 strests Ct1 eih end Lower Market