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A. II. COCHRAN O. CO.,,
FsGTs NH8Sf s iNn sd 3d. p.
CAROLINA SEED COW pEAs-5cO bushs. gem.
ne Inpgned direct from chareston; esSA-s
npl W.! Grams new Smyrna, supssor Eleme;
Al AtsMIoSps.aS S9ss aga Sol: shsed Almonds:
fhGANs BRAa NUTS '9 asd Fla y ss s SJFs-o
s sFFbfHaH Sst tssd
WisRssA5h Ssi Sssss
RR snS SIX; PoU Wine, VARIOUS qualities etc.;
5AG ANY bfGs Gs Sss ST asa
P PRFTmpNEs-lg b iar r. and fancy hSxes;
AEp I'll; f.P G' ss:. fresh
XXI, fSRRsi so.s, first qualify No.
POWDER55A gensy Of the celebrated !. Amsrcan Ch1ys.
, si to I'll
PAINTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP. =
L q. BOWERS. so long and fayorahy know asa HousE
nns p sISk s a s b g d. Sa
Magazine street, where he prepared to contract for
Hs,ns WIN I an e Al orders IN me- 1s
Wholesale and Retail.
VI. LEFuRT, 100 ST. CHARLES STRICT.
Opposite the 81. Charles Iheztrc.
The King OF Conioctioners. late rom PARIS
ITO PROVE that we do not take this title in Z
vain we pray the p''lq il gsqera al AID ilose sss.
anime aa ., sI s;eiyss NJ ssys f T rs choice
3 Pastries, Cakes. ali pure Sugar or Chocolate. - e
Mr. Ls feS has thu collect On of Flower picares a
have eyer before been ia thi sey. = 5F
this city can supass it. No 8mcs
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nKUGS-
IL Sulphate Quinine; Turkey Opium; Camphor;
Cream Tartar; Asafpda Gum Arabic
Liquorice; RhubaIb Caomel Morphine;
sirychnne; Sup. Carb. Soda EPSON Salts
Balsnm Capaiba; Essential Oils Chloroform;
Chrystal. Nitrate Silver; Hyd. Potasse Iodine;
Tartarc Acid , Gum Kino;
Magnesa, Carb. and Calcned SIENNA; Mamma
Satpetre; Alum Copperas, etc, etc.
For sale by Il. J. HART & co,
jaIS 10 TehoupitOulas street
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OPINIONS OF PHYSIt iANs
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Phys
Clans in different parts of the Union.
This to certify, that ws the undersigned Physc,a, Of
the city Of Albany, have in prescribed ~
Townsends Sarapara, and believe il TO be one of the c
valuable preparations in the Market
II. 2. PULLING, M d
J. WILSON, M. d.
r. b. BRIaas, M. D.
ALBANY, AP j, lS47. L. +. ELMENDoRFF, NJ. D.
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[Frons .Br; S. c. Hayes. Of The frnef Brsssr Hayes 4
Co., Booksellers aud Stationers. No. 193 hcrk Street.
Philadetphia-yanuary 8. iai7.l -,
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar 10 an invaluable rene
dy; cured the of colds with me. III You want ceY.
uficate will cbeeriuliy give SC, HAYES,
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= INV YORK, Apn I, l847.
DR. I5wnsend-Deaf Sir: One of my children was very
aek with Canker in the Mouth and Throat, attended with
great debility 1t came dying. obtained some of your
excellent medicine and cured directly, for which assure
you feel very grateful Yours, respectfully.
ELIZABETH FOWLER "a DgshyosSas
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This is only of than four thousand oases OF
Rheumatism that DIR. Townsends Sasaparla has cured
Is extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, ESQ.,, of the assistants in the Luna.
tic Asylum, BlaGkwes Island, is the gentleman spoken of
n thp nllnN inyla
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-21
BEAUTY AND HEALTH.

CANKER In THE MOUTH.
below Is an account Of another child saved. Dr. Town
dren The following two certificates are selected from gtes
nnulbeY received this weak
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IN 30 boxes Underwood's Tomato Ketchup;
20 do do Walnut do;
10 do DO Mushroom do;
n store and for sale by
R. Nj. McALPIN, Canal street Row.
ola II andlD f,omm
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Davis's Syrup Of Hid GssEry ana T4t-We would cef
attention the adserementot this valuable medicine In an
other column. Several Of its saniayy effects come
under personal observation and therefore confidently
recommend ii to the afilcted-E6 NJ u Yeskiv Yfsif1r
and Temperance Sentinel, lTreatoa,) Feb 8, lSls.
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From S. S. GiUeRs.J
PADucAH, KY, June l3ty stock of Cherry and Tar
SyTap reduced SIX bottles ard popularity ailv
increasing. You wouddo well send me another supply
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Le&&& lar Pocket steamer A. DOUGLASS, nap,
James s.. Montgomery, viii leave Mobile
EVERY FUESpAY MORNING.. on the arrival Of The
Oreans Mail boat. and eniye at Montgomery on
entirely new, and built expressly for the Alabama River
OF SIN
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LINES By MILTON IN HIS OLD AGE.

t.lNES G1 .hllioN ~ Mo VII hoE.
This sublime and affecting production was but lately
ve,ed among the remains of great epic poet and is
he'd in the recent Oxford edition OF Ailtons Works.
am old and blind!
Men point at me IS s:nticn by Gods frown;
Afflicted and deserted BY my kind;
eli am not cast down.
am weak yet strong,
| murmu- not that | no longer sees
Poor old, and helpless, | The more belong,
Father Supreme TO Thee.
Merciiu One
When men are ia,thes., then Thou art most near;
When friends pass by my weakness shun,
Thy chariot hear.
Thy glorious face
Is leaning towards Inc; and lis holy light
Shines In upon icy lonely dwelling place
And there Is no more night
On nv Bonded knee
| recognize thy purpose, clearly shown:
My vision Thou hast dimm'd that may SEQ
Thysclf-Thyself alone.
have nousht TO fear;
This darkness is the shadow of Thy wing;
Beneath il | am almost sacred here
Can come no evil thing.
o. seem to stand
Trembling, where loot of mortal ne'er hath been
Wrapped in the radiance of Thy snIess land,
Which eye hath never seen.
Visions come and go;
Shapes OF respondent beauty round me throng;
From angel lips seem 10 hear the flow
Of soft and holy song.
II is nothing now,
When heaven is opening my sigh,less eyes
When airs from paradise refresh my brow,
The earth in darkness lies
In a purcr cline
My being fills with rapture-waves Of thought
Roll in upon my spirit-s,rains sublime
Break me unsorght
Give me now my Tyre
| feel the strings of gift divine,
Within my bosom CLOVIS uncarthy fire,
Lat by no skill OF mine.
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NONtOLh RaCES.
The fall commenced the "Juippi course on
Thuday last with sweepstake for colts and hles, mile
heats To which there three entries viz:
Mr. Bechers Ash Mat BY Prophet, dam Prlan;
Mr. Wasor's John Blunt, dam Canary and
Messrs c. & N. Green's Register dam Iimoleon.
The purse was taken by Ash Mat in two heas.Tme LIST
heat m 53s: second heat In OILS.
SEcoSD DAY.
roprietors Purse $780, TWO, mile heats, so0 to the Zno
best horse. .
James Tallys Marc, years old, by Harold dam
Tariff
ca N Green's big Tom Walker, by Boston, dam
PIiam years old
Time lst hea, As: End heat 3 80.
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~. Abatement fnu saif Mr. B., addressing himself 70 Mr.
Hise) have no Right &c deny H.
The SPEAKER said the gentleman had No right 70 address
| 4 u;c:ubcr this floor. :.
Fir Boris rcnea. when the Secretary 81 the Navy
denied II he World prove his statement. lie challenged him
10 TN, p-ulf Il Their. charges Tor hIgh rea
san IL demanded that the Secretary o: the Navy should DC
o:t on his trial He the Do not talk hEoa eX
1s linz The venerable gen chnn from this Hall VINO vas DIS
triu. lis Iuy. He believed the gentleman "or: pre-
ser, any petition He bur disclarelnt what ne re gard
ed asa constitutional and conscientious obligation b. pre-
.eng ,kc petition here. For his part If he were afraid
Tho zen cnan could abuse this courtesy he should be most
happy afford him the opportunity Of presenting hat paper
70 the American people,; forth in striking lights r
md r had no doubt it would operate correction. IL
ar FL had looking Tor this Dr some past he
hal been predicting that would result in application
rom the Northern States of this kind. He believed a the
I. 2s. rule had been the entering wedge TO that excite
meat which lie gentleman from Massachusetts had said was
jncreIsinr When The Northern States got The power vi de-
nv;ny the ri.n 10 the Southern States OF presenting any pc
iii on which they might consider grievance he venure 10
say !hcy would have such petitions from the South
He regarded that improper designs had been imputed 10 the
gentleman from Massachusetts, on this hoor Ills coarse
had been dictated from the rurcst considerations OF patriot
ISM e regarded tie gentleman as having brcn treated with
cruel by the Representatives IN this body, ana lie
hoped :a; question would have been taken without an
anry debate il he had received the floor from the gem
cnin from Tennessee would himself have moved ~ lay
the whole subject the table he hoped the gentleman
would follow up his remarks with this notion
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pOETiCAL.
ALTHOUGH THE ROSES wITHER.

THE. RoSES
Although the roses wither
That around Loves bower grew
NV fancy wanders thither,
Their naked stems TO view;
And memory seems 10 render
Their forms still fresh and fair,
As moonlight gives sp'endor
To branches bleak and bare.
Although the wild harp slumbers
That echoed from that bower,
Eve treasured the sweet numbers
TO cheer this lonely hour;
And while hopes strains of gladnees
Seem destined to depart,
Fond memory's tones OF sadness
Still finger round The heart.
And though I'm doomed 10 wander,
Far from that happy spot
The vision strikes the lunder,
As meier TO be forgot:
For hope may gild Tomorrow
With beams not meant to last,
But memory loves TO 5orro"
The radiance of The past.
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STANZAS FOR MUSIC

DY REV. THOMAS DALE
Again the flowers we loved 10 t~ine
Wreath wild round every tree;
Again The summer sunbcams shine,
That cannot shine on thee.
yerdure returns with !resher bloom
10 vale and mountain brow,
All nature breaks ms from the tomb;
But-"lfherc art thou ,"
At eve, to sail upon the tide,
To roan along the shore,
So sweet while thou vert at my side,
Can now delight No more.
There is in heaven, and DER the flood,
The same deep azure now;
The same notes warbie through the wood;
But-"Where art thou p
Men say there is voice of mirth
In every grove and glen;
But sounds OF ciadrcss on the earth
! cannot know again.
The rippling Of the summer sea,
The bird upon the bOugh,
All speak with one sad voice 10 me;
'Tis-"Where art thon p
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STANZAS
STANZAS.
The following beautiful lines taken from poem by

The following beautiful lines are taken from a poe
ss Alice Carey:
Very pale lies Annie Clayville;
Sill her forehead shadow-crowncd,
And the watchers hear her saying,
As they softly tread around:
$50 out reapers, for the hil-tops
Twinkle with the summers heat;
Lay out with your swinging cradles
Golden burrows of ripe wheat!
While the little laughing children,
Lightly mixing work with play,
From between the long green winrows,
Clean the sweetly scented hays
Lot your sicSles shine like sunbcams
In the silver flowing rye;
Ears grow heavy in the coIn.te!os,
That will claim yon oy.nnd-oy;
Go out, reapers, with your sicHies,
Gather home the harvest store!
Little cleaners, laughing cleaners,
| shall 20 with you 40 more =
Round the red moon of October,
White and cold tho stars climb,
Birds are gone, aud flowers are dying;
'1is lonesome, lonesome time.
Yellow leaves along the woodland
Surge now drift the elm bough sways,
Cracking al the homestead window
All the weary nights and days;
Dismaliy the rain is falling,
Very dismally and cold.
Close, within the village graveyard,
By heap oil freshest ground,
With simple, namcless head.s,one,
Lies low and narrow mound;
And the brow of Annie Clayvillc
Is no longer shadow crowned
Rest thee lost one! rest thee calmly,
Glad 10 90 where pain is Ger;
Where they say not, through the nighttime,
~ am wearyn any more.
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The Creates; Discovery OF the Age.
De, az the nune"m cures 'e daily by this rN,rorary me
s De certain speedy tabcrcuar Consumption
~ itIis been recommended BY that ene physician
b; DE- Arnold the Senior Ply stefan ri the Hospital The LII"
don Lancet. ,i!ua Medical Journal; AMI Brait'ai:c's RE
respect. AID all Other o! the inon medical Journals have spoken
many Prais" the elect. of Dr. Hastings
London. bu Also by the phy@Ician
z @ and T.. sis ' a" the Ill., F
s:s :s WI csys Is sl;aGy 'l Tie 9Pr,"r asks 81; is he
C"nss c"!S bronchitis decline asthma nigh, swea;s and spit
cured in surprisingly short space OF me the
yielded the the Naphtha Syrup
space eight hour. Jane. Western Of Pontiac. Mich.
with piins blood and could obtain relief until he
te llaaf. Ea which s'G ~ in hall an hour 7"
Tie have been collected by the
M!pDIERrEr. VI. MARCH I6iI, lSiy
Ma r p FHAScs:-SrNy sons wiz. :so lives the hous
with avin been tor lime past DOWN with
c r rnr sc m the he'd jcrtxn Ty stated ., @
her Lungs DESTROYED the seriously
co! TINT her case vas hopeless nnd OF but little what
gro Nala" sen bottle and first
houss m! she ha- used Part Of Them AMI
PR AMI n ". ura:, raj.
Il otd ~ = nay able to be about, and attend
am Stranger bus nsh send you this
been , deaths my family in about c years by
""' '',',''' ''-- ''iS'" ZE iSs.A cUsl1MAN
Jersey CRY, y. J., May 5, lsio.
" 4 EahaisoE Dear Sri write to io5 you Of 'r ",nier'
III e thai your syrup" Napa has produce! 'fa iauEh
ter Enc has from her '"fe Eihncy, been afflicted "i severe
t"G:G ,srJoA! sieJl- Inc whole n!gt the most sc"efe
un,i! old have cOnue.
spent hundreds dollars, but cc!I obtain no
her uai recommended by Dr. Cautier your
~.t1 I" >atrit' trial G used oil the !Es i"' at
'th frightened H. clrc; Size rU!Sl"! 'inchtl! hai
."cc b W. ctar" with free raHt 81 mtc'us matter OF
lark '"ar i isarCcDGc i,r' from the lungs Inc.in" :,
discontinue ; '"ue; G'"ir. o. The physician, Fpe
Tc 10 - ant hare been abun'any rewarded for IT, Sit,
t1uT 5)ii"s AMI her has changed TIE sllow
.,s!s apFrace before m the roscac hue Of health her ewes
tie ire N intelligence Of youth. and her
her cough has disappeared aHh III.
ytrs sr raor calm and nights D"rr recreine
thar u1;cd with valuable
! am. respectfully :nurs. JOHN A RiERSON
| For sale b rlRCEil. LADDN co. ALEXR. DUAL. J. Ii
IL son. wL1ea: Ne" York price. lchs
ami {" III. country per boyle.
bottles 50 /: oEe: 70 ,y" York bc addressed "
u. ~, l:p ~ greenwich! s:ce who tn southern a:i IVES
! tern agents Dec=.-d&c2anIly
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SINGULAR AFFAIR.-During the recent political
campaign in Nova Scotia party feeling went 10 such ex,
IRENE lengths disturb in many instances the peace anu
good order Of large communities Ono of The acts of the tory
tive party hang egy the leader OF the
beIas-whch was done by suspcning the figure from the
end Of old mill Within three DAYS Of the time oil
performing thi. silly act the man who lent The clothes in
which the efgy dressed, ami who oicated hangman
the OCCASION dressed himself the Clothes and &C
tuav hung himself within short distance of the very spot
where the mock ceremony performed. The cause o.
this traccal act is not known.
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call unon torletn Dag whathes then sra seona
nurr,sea ask OF them tell NO hetiisr .e5s u
The .ews III the able and honorable men WHO represent
Northern interests this floor Does the worm 'ca"!
moan this, they pat this gentleman lnf'"a pP WI"
NJ irrr bccaua: his age and dignity, ard past SERVICES ana
uocaTrcr a!e such will suspend the act ." l!i's
Ii,uss 10 parish him Do they ihey thus seek TO csc,Ic
ortsencl responsibility! When the gentleman i:oH On"
ir GIppISGs The her day shook hands with tears III h!S
y.s with nv collcag the WAY, ana my cci'chan
h scarce less emotion shook hands with hn, he talked
nr Of friendly understanding and friendly feeling ana as
r. my colleague and all Southern gentlemen that i" mao
m houh ol such thing interfering with slavery win.
~ The States wanrc existed: hut liz nd his friends wanted
- h. free from the expense OF minimizing IT. and he was
non on To cypain himself further, when al that mo-
,.f Southern gentlemen ard stopped him enifcal-
~ ,bsm moi 10 do so: mporcd them IL let MIN talk On
mo gentleman is nei9.bor OF mine; are ssnrhfh nut
w narrow river; the views Of him aud his friends are OF
ard vital Interest 10 our section of the country ana we
y,r were So near Getting what those views actually are
.rr1 10 hear him; wanted In hear what nc woall s"f
l,r This new born alliance between himself ana III! e'''
league ~. i. ,. t,,,, !, ,lj o,nuo 20
introduce this floor paper proposing dissolution |"
,.,nn He ought II be boldly met }! We meet nun ana
a. nropnson with ms decided temper as he hlnisci tA
h,.: il rebukc the infamous proposal 10 US TO creaN o
,bs in tones of that indignant thunder when II laSiy
.s i, will haze heal,hnl effect Throughput inns lin"i
m GLADDEN. the heart and siren .hch tho hands OF every
Laval true hearted American citizen, of WHOM wen kho"
,I are millions this day in the North; and II WIZ nave
n navel effect checking this gentleman and his associates
auy further proceedings hey may now mediate III iS
line OF policy.
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portion of the rock projecting from the brink Of Niagara
F.s near the fell into ne basin below on Thursday
night. There were cist;nc, crashes, the first about
o'clock in evening, and e other in the night Adult
~ rock fell is supposed making that
was heard for u considerable distance.
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New YORK, Ger. S.--Wm. II INLAY, of Hartford, hos
made an assignment His assets million OF dol
lars and his liabilities less haa million. The suspen-
sion probably will be only temporary
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The New York Journal OF Commerce elaborately show
Ing that both us CONSTITUTIONAL a and practical matter
coored people are not citizens of the United States anc
that tho courts have 80 decided and again. and that
therefore Snuth CuroIna has tive constitutional right TO do
what she doing exclusion OF coloed Sailors or he
temporary Imprisonment.
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DESTRUCTlNE FIRE.

LOUISVILLE. Ger. Brook street Methodist Church. to-
seihcr WIN static and two frame buildings, were
burnt ms evening, en,ai!irg loss Of So0,OuU.
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FATAL AFFRAY.

LOUISVILLE, Ger San airay took place near Gaatin
Tenn morning. between Mcssrs McElrath and Roeer
P peyton brother the Hon Baie Pryon. Peyon strucl
McEath with canc when The latter stabbed Peyton 10 tn
heart causing instant death MeEirath has been arrested
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j. Ii. Davis charged with the murder 0: y a. wilson, IN
Charlotte COUNTY Va convicted in the I'd degree, at
The term Superior Cont Of that county, and SEN
eighteen imprisonment in the Pentten'iafy
motion Tor new Trial tie Of illegal testimony,
overrued An application, the ground will be
made o the General & ,If
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INDIANA AND HER NEW CONSTITUTIONS
Gov. Wright of Indiana has issued his proclamation de-
carng the new constitution Of that adoped and also
the additional clause prohibiting from hereafter set
Ting in the State; and for tie colonization of those now IN
the State, is part of the constitution He enJons upon
a: officers in the State vino continue in office to take an
onih 10 support the constitution.
The following is the Of the vote in all the counties In
the State but three which have been received For The
constitution ll05S0; against The constitution, l43-ma-
oriiy for the constitution S3i37 For negro exclusion,
gro exclusion, 90 $50.
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Or. HASTINGS. coMpouSp SYRUP ersApr!

BuFFAL3, Der. 9.-Wliam Brown, an extensive produce
dealer, has failed for a large amount.
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MIDWAY FEMALE ACauE,I

IT,. session 81 my School viii commence on the Ia
Oc riGr The ru"licr al p|.s VII. He iunt. 30 ,t 81
WI! received as 1gar!rEs. For tcfu.>. Hyi..tp
July 2..-c'irR' NJ u - -. /, i.rIu.
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5:;:DlcAi. na:r,nrMt:,r O. i,AMrun> .,h

Dean al the Mriirl rtc:iy
~. Chestnut street above Thir,teats opposite Il l. VI
"a toI.,,,.,, A"n. 1-sIi1ur
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Oh what source from whence present proposition for
dissolution OF tho Union Massachusetts, of all lands on
which Heavens sheds its bright ssarhusetts
TO come forward, and through the bearing the
which this bore make for the first proposition TO
dissolve the Union If she has shame let II be aroused
and lei the scveesl censue OF Ibis House a! upon him
through whom This proposition has been brought forward
Mr. ApAMs-Woud come and state before this House how
,hu portion of the country whence that gentleman (alr
MARsHaLt came endeavorng 10 destroy the right of
hateos corpus and Ct a by jaly and all the rights in
which the liberty Of this country CONSIST.
He would show how, in that portion Of the country there
was systematic attempt 10 carry il 10 the dissolution
az the Union now carrying between different States e
would look into the controversy between Virginia and New
York, between Georgia and New York. and between Geor
pia and Maine in order prove The continual system rnd
purpose to destroy all Tho principles of civil liberty among
The free States and by power 70 force the dcscsed prnc
MICS of slavery free States of this Union lie would
show by documents and ny reference TO arguments which
had been used in such nanrer 'hGt every in this
House should be convinced OF he !Enih OF il. He had
and ing that aai"ng these measures constant
v srrey pursued was lii" pGoect Of snug
Glinr Til, ciuay INFO with Great Erlln Cor the aur.
pose OF protecting the slave .ra, African and Amrcau.
He had sen that that the deliberate purpose And
for presenting This petition give tue alarm
the people that portion OF the country whcnce lie
1t time for them take the al arm, or they would find
themselves sourusd into for the protection ri the
slave trade and the absurd and false principles Of
the laws OF nations bad been asserted by minister in
England all for the purpose Of smuggling this country
4 with that government! under preface o. defence
ngains, her acsresSious He would show all this in The
mos, detail il he called on to defend himself against
this charge.
Il was 10 be sure. matter Of some importance TO him
hn, the decision of the House might be this subject
nj this time But it o! infinitely Importance ~
the portion of the country whence he 10 know the
snacy which existing in order 10 force the sys;em sa
very upon them This stale Of things which existed;
and if it could otherwise be- rcnedrd he said that the
course provided in the declaration OF independence YVES he
course it proper that the people OF that portion o the
country should lake. and which they bound 10 as duty
The right 0. bobeas corpus and The trial by we're 10 De
suppressed and abolished By this coalition q southern Stare
holders democracy time for the people of
this Union ii throw cfi and 10 present
petitions ike this He said his opinion that the time
for this measure had not ye, arrived